Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
LODGE News
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scribe, with Gordon Peek as treasurer
Past Grand Master V. r. Norris
and Mrs. Norris left Thursday for
California. where they will spend the
summer. Brother Norris will go from
there to Detroit. Mich, to attend the
sovereign grand lodge of our order
before returning home this fall
Royal Neighbors
In spite of the hot weather the
Royal Neighbors of Phoenix are still
active. They had a very good meet
ing Wednesday night and planned
some interesting things for the near
future On next Tuesday afternoon,
June 13, the Thimble club will hold
their regular monthly meeting. In
stead of going to Eastlake park as
had been planned for the summer,
they will meet with Mrs. William
Floyd Clark of 61S North Sixth ave-
nue..
There will be initiation on We'd
nesday night, June 81, after which
there will be refreshments and dane
ing.
Later in the month will come the
regular children's picnic, the date
10 De announced later.
All visiting Royal Neighbors of
nearby camps are cordially invited
to attend any and all of these meet
ings and help us plan for many more
interesting affairs during the sum-
nler. M. EDNA CLARK
State Supervisor for Arizona and New
Mexico.
Woodmen of the World
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anniversary last Monday night, by
initiating a large class of candidates.
Sovereigns from Mesa and Glendale
came over for the big time, bringing
with them their newly acquired can
didates to be initiated. The hall was
taxed to its capacity by the large
crowd, standing room only being
available when the ceremonies start
ed. A good time was enjoyed by all
and the campaign now on promises
to furnish many such meetings in the
coming months
Another large class of candidates
will be initiated next Monday night,
June 18th, at which time another de-
gree will be given the candidates who
were initiated last Monday night.
The degree team is rapidly getting
in shape for the annual encampment
which will be held in New Mexico
this fall. and are putting on some
good work. Any member who wishes
to join the team is urged to be at the
x. of p. hall Monday night, as va
cancies in the ranks are rapidly being
filled and the full quota will soon be
enrolled.
The annual unveiling ceremonies
have been postponed until Sunday,
June Is, in order to give committees
more time to make the necessary ar
rangements.
All Sovereigns are urged to be
present Monday night, as there is i'm
portant business to come UP for con-
sideration, as well as class initia-
tion.
Loyal Order of Moose
Phoenix Lodge No. 70S held very
fine meeting. The business was
transacted In record time, after
which the officers prepared for the
initiation A very fine class of prom
inent citizens We're initiated into the
secrets of the order. The initiation
work was put on in fine shape by the
officers. Punch and cigars were fur
nished by the entertainment commit
tee and every one forgot about the
heat and enjoyed themselves during
the evening. Brother Thomas w. Nea-
Ion took charge OF the meeting dur
ing the good of the order and intro
duced Brother Judge Frank II. Ly-
man, who gave very impressive
talk upon the obligation and prin-
ciples of the order. Brother George
w. r. Hunt was called upon to speak
and gave very fine address on the
principles of the order and of some
of his experiences while abroad. Sew
eral other members gave very inter-
esting talks. Next Wednesday night
will be officers meeting at Moose
club. All members are invited. Our
next regular meeting will be June
21. We are expecting to put in an
other good class IN the near future.
About 100 members were present at
"Wednesday nights meeting. The wo-
men OF Mooseheart legion, Phoenix
Chapter No. SO, held their regular
meeting The ladies of the local chap
ter are very Gesirous of the wives,
mothers or daughters of any of the
members who were initiated last
Wednesday night to join their branch
of the order. The chapter meets on
the same night as the Moose lodge,
making it very nice for the wife of a
Moose to be able to go to the meet
ings with their husbands. All visiting
members are invited to attend our
meetings and to make the Moose club
their headquarters while in the city.
Brother w. d. Williams of Coffey-
Vile, Kans, had the misfortune of
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