Evening star., 1928-06-10
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Lincoln and Central Camp. sent mem-
berS TO assist in outlining plans. An
option has been cbtaineo for a date
at CheSape axe Beach.
State Deputy S. c. A. Ruocy. lately
appointed to I'LL tho vacancy IN the
position Of supervising deputy for the
district comprising Maryland. Delaware,
New Jersey and the District OF
Columbia. has established his head
quarters at Newark, N. J. DR., Rubey
Mil be present the latter part of June
tn attend a class adoption of candi-
dates which is TO BE- held in honor
of the completion Of IS years of service
as an cfscer i'll the Modern Woodmen
of its head ccnSul. A. r. Talbot.
JR. o. U. A. NJ.
j. Morgan Read Council met June
! in Star Hall, Mount Rainier. Md, With
Vice Councillor Perry A. Martin pre-
siding. One new member was re-
ceived into the council, and one new
application for membership was pre-
Sented. II was announced the State
cfieers Will be present at the meeting
June is 10 present the two prizes thc
council won during the series of Sac
Council visitaJions. State Councilor
Oscar r Harlow addressed the council
o. ne proposed ZIP 20 the JuniorS
Orphans Home in Tiffin, Ohio. Septem-
Counci!cY W4demeycr, Warden Haley
Past Councillor Malcolm Reintzel
Deputy State Councillor A. L, Dahler
Recording Secretary Phil Storey and
others
Grand Oriental Court will meet
Thursday evening in Northeast Masonic
Temple,
AnacoStia Council INST Monday eve
ming with Councillor NJ. E, White pre-
sa1ing. Chairman John Thomas re-
ported final arrangements had baen
completed for the memorial services
TO be held in Emanuel Episcopa!
Church. Thirteenth and streets
southeast. Sunday evening, June II.
The sermon viii be delivered by I'ev
Luther B. Franck. AL members OF
the order and of the Daughters OF
America are requested to attend, Ed
completed for the annual reunion o.
the Jr. o. U. A. M. at Pen-Mar. Pa.
and that the date had been set for
August l6 The degree team. with De-
gree Master Clark Teats in command
and the drill team under the command
of Capt. e. r Thomas conferred the
degrees upon class OF four candi-
dates. one from Eagle Council one
from J. Morgan Read Council and two
from Anacostia Council. State Secre-
tary John Prender exclaimed the pro-
posed excursion to the National Or
rhans' Home at Tifin Ohio. Reno
Council invited tho me@lbers to be
present At the lavin2 IT the corner
stone to its new home. Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Window place.
Andrew Jackson Council met Tues
6ay evening in Junior Temple with
Councillor c. O. Sunday presiding Re-
f-rarsss were made BY Mr. Coleman of
T'crida and State Wire Councillor A. c.
Columbus and President of the Junior
Hall Association C. r Lacy
B.. r. O. ELKS.
Washington Lodge win celebrate and
honor the flag with an elaborate serv-
ice to-day at 4 pm. at the Sylvan The-
ater in the Monume ent Grounds. The
annual Flsg day exercises win be held
IN 1916 lodges of the order today. Mai.
C. Eugene Edwards and his associates
OF the drill team constitute the COM
nl1ttee in charge A band concert viii
precede the ceremonies and viii be
rendered by the National Guard Band
under the direction OF Meyer Goldman.
The flag ritual win be exempltfied by
the officers Of the lodge Exalted Ruler
Nathan WeiiI viii be assisted BY the
following Judge Robert T. Mattingly,
History Of the Flag John Claggett