Evening star., 1927-09-18
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERl.
CAN MECHANICS.


Capital Council No. 25. was called
to order last Monday by Councillor \.
H. Harrison in it's chambers in the
Northeast Masonic Temple. After
the reports of the several active com
mittees had been made the meeting
was turned over to the good. Gf the
order committee. which met to pre-.
pare for the Fall and Winter activi-
ties. Deputy State Councillor Marin
addressed the council. 1t is hoped
that as the cooler weather comes on
and the Winter work starts up that
a larger attendance will turn out to
the meetings and help the officers in
their work.
ular monthly meeting Thursday eve
ming in the chambers Of America
jefferson Council. Grand Herald
Burgess was in his usual good form
and entertained the princes quite up
to the usual standard. Upon motion
Of Prince Martin the court will hold
cold foot initiation for class of
candidates at the November meeting.
AS an incentive to the princes to OBJ
tain a large class the initiation fee
has been reduced to $3.50 for the
months of October, November and De
cember. This fee includes one quar-
of the order committee is requested to
meet with it's chairman October 10.
At a recent meeting of Potomac
Valley Forge Council, presided over
by Councillor S. f. Ford, John Singer
was obligated. This council also
voted 10 enter a team in the Junior
Order Bowling League. John d.
Simpson and Deputy State Councillor
Emory made brief addresses.
Benning Council, No. II, was called
to order in the l. o. 0. f. Hall, Ben
ming, ID. G., Monday evening by
Councillor G. Weeks. An interesting
address was made by the Rev. Sher-
wood of this council.
The regular weekly meeting of Lib
erty Bell Council, No. So, was held
Saturday evening in the Northeast
Masonic Temple and presided over by
Councillor A. b. Hughes. Reports
were made on. the bowling team,
Financial Secretary r. f. McCullock
was elected to represent the council
at the coming State council conven-
ton.
Independent Council No 2, met
Wednesday, September Z. at which
time talks were made by National
Representative r. u. Seiffert. j. B.
Tiffey. c. f. Elliott. B. F. S. kullman
and others. Several visitors were
present The following members will
represent> this council as team in
the Junior Order Bowling League:
E. r. Warren. p. II. Rowzee, p. T..
Smith, y. w. Smith and V. 4. Upthe-
grove
Anacostia Council, No. Is. met Mon.
day evening with a large attendance,
Councillor Bowman presiding. Ad-
dresses were made by State Councillor
John D. Simpson. National Repre-.
sentative F. d. Seiffert. r. A. Ran
dali of Eagle Council. No. 9; F. c.
Prather and Past Councillor Rector
John Thomas reported the fraternal
visit to Cross Roads Council. No. 1865,
Of Charles County. Md. Labor day to
participate in a flag raising at the
Baptist Church. The speakers were
Kew. l.. B. Frank. State Councillor Of
Maryland Francis, National Repre-.
sentative Frank l.. Bennett, State Sec
retar" Fl. L. Mennerick, National Out
side Sentinel joseph A. Smithson. and
F.. II. Wax and William Fl. Mitchell.
The Junior Band furnished music for
the occasion. Refreshments were
served on the grounds.
Francis Scott Key Council. No. 80,
m"t last Tuesday to celebrate its
thirtieth anniversary. Remarks were
made by DEPUTY State Councillor
Groves and Treasurer Hudlov-. as
we'll as many others. Refreshments
were served