Milford chronicle., 1930-11-21
". A. Mars Heads
10. D. r. Of State
TContinued from First Paae1


Master William A. Marrs and Dis
trict Deputy Grand Masters Burton
Wainwright and w. l.. Davis. These
officers have been faithful, loyal and
energetic in working for the Order.
- We are prone to note with pride
that the jurisdiction of Delaware is
; and has been for the past two years
holding the exalted position in Odd
y Fellowship under the immediate SUI
pervision of the Sovereign Grand
:. Lodge in many ways. sefr'
Upon assuming the duties of
y Grand Master l REALIZED that 1, had
a mans size duty to perform, and
y have honestly endeavOred to per-
form these duties without fear or
= Partially, keeping in mind at all
times the greatness and dignity of
: our beloved order.
a Many Die In Year ......
. Thirty-six members of lodges in
New Castle County died during the
year, They were: a,...
r Delaware Lodge No. Maurice
c. Rowe, Jesse A. Mccoy and Walter
p P. Golf. ..... ....
Jefferson Lodge, No. Phillip C.
LIND and James SayefS.
Fairfax Lodge, No. S-Elmer E.
Solomon, W. r. Mamman, Charles
" i. wilkins, George w. Green, Sr.,
and Rudol Dean.
Brandywine Lodge, No 1S-James
Elliott, Victor d. Brown and J. X.
Cheney.
Hope Lodge, No. 21-Harry B.
Stradley, William w. Cooper, Harry
Colman, Chas. o. Carton, Thomas J
Hume and Edw. C. Fraim. ",9
Asylum Lodge, No. 23-Charles p.
{ Maroney, Sr., and Harry Grofer:
columbia Lodge, No 26--Frederick
- W. SchlOsser.
lsEden Lodge, No. 34-David T. Hay,
j. Morton Dillon, Charles H. Collins,
Samuel VOTERS, Charles BaF4 3teS,
Thomas Lindsey, Henry'aAslClSek
William S. Riley. Warren E. Elliott,
INas A. Nordquist and Ralph A.
Work. %
sCentreville Lodge, No. William
Gg Craig, John Waterman pg Harry. I
Il Arment. Y
isSixteen members of the lodges in
Kent and Sussex counties died dur
iffg the past year. They were: Mi
nos Maxwell and Silas j. Warning
t0n, of Union Lodge, No. 8, George |
tdewn; Hiram Reedy and William J.
Boyd, Philodemic Lodge, No. 7, Do |
yer; William G. Abbott algllRAV 3afa /
Be Hydorn, of Crystal Eodta GN1 .
Milford; William H. Messi Ind [
John R. Griffith, Hebron Lodge, No.
IL, SeafOrd; M. e. Hopkins and Jas.
Fowler, Golden Rule Lodge, No. II,
Milton; W. Fred Willis, Amity Lodge
Nb. 20, Camden; j. Mack Lynch and
A. j. Campbell, Fidelity Lodge, No.
%, Frankford; II. c. Smith, George
W. Moore and Oliver COrdrey, Char
itE Lodge, No. 27, Laurel.
gThe report of Grand Secretary
Dputyi showed a loss of membership
of 100. Last year there were 1872
members ond this year 1872 mem
bers, in the parent organization,
while the Rebekah Degree shows a
loss of five.
sMr. Douty is closing his report
said
< "In conclusion let-me call your Z
attention to the very healthy cOndi-
tibn of our order in this jurisdiction.
We show a loss of 100 members in
our subordinate lodges and a very
substantial gain in our finances, The
Rebekah Branch of the Order is also
phOspering. They had net gain
daring the year of 8 Sisters and a
loss of ID Brothers. Their financial
condition is very encouraging.
Lodges Advancing
e"The work of the year is ended,
4. F,s,,
Evidence submitted proves that we !
a lie marching onward, AS chapter
OF good tidings, we may CLEAN much ;
from it that is encouraging. We may
read in it bright promises for the
future, a future to be assured in ac- :
cGrdance with our striving The sife-
cess of our order depends upon the !
action of its members; the demands !
Of humanity are more fully met in /
the practice of friendship and love =
LRan in the enforcement of harsh de- /
cEees. We meet to legislate ifI this a
direction for the common good of ..
Dhr kind. If success crowns Oltriief- d
forts in any degree the MBF4=9gl lhch I. I
We do has not been in vain. WestAn
Iopk back with pride upon the gyeaf |
which ends today. fN
leInCTease of numbers. addstp dur
strength and II o
gains increase our wealth. rect I
5aur cal to the future Of-Qdd1 eeayj
ship and ever remember tha gtory F
,fowns the efforts of those YislliFf n
q work and Win" d
zGrand Treasurer P. J. isaac Sub b
Ilitted the following report Amount T
1T bank last term, $SS5.62 amount ii
ieceived from grand secretary,
interest on deposits, $4690
Tiaking a total of $7,119.37. %.
ssPrior to the afternoon session lun-
,Heon was served to the more than
100 members who came from all G.
arts of the State for the sessions. "
The dinner was served by the Rebbe- fC
-ah Assembly under the direction of u
lie following committee: Mrs. Ma
mi Dawes, Mrs. Mary Tucker, Mrs. h
da B. Colbourn, Mrs. Mabel Lewis, v,
lrs. Mary Vaughn and Mrs. Julia
)0uty. e.~t Ks V
x Other Officers Elected F&s NJ
l,Other officers elected were Law M
once R. Outten, Charity Lodge, No. a.
z Laurel, deputy grand master;
Ienry G. Pennington, Delaware, No. It
kgrand warden; William w. Douty, G
lechanic, No. a, grand secretary; -,
4 J. Isaac, Mechanics, No. 4, grand II
reasurer; J. Burton Wainwright, n n
lebrOn Lodge, SeafOrd, grand rep ''