Evening star., 1932-01-24
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Andrew Jackson Council was host to
the State councillor and his official
staff of officers, January 10, when the
State Council paid this council its an
nual fraternal visitation. Deputy State
Councillor E. D. kaufman, as State
marshal, escorted the procession. They
were received by Councillor Bayne, who
made the welcoming address. The
State officers were official guests Janu-
ary IS to Washington Council, and
also to Capital Council January II.
The next visitation will be to Potomac
Valley Forge Council, SoS I street.
January 27
Liberty Bell Council met with Coun-
cilor E. w. Sutphin, presiding. Herbert
G. Powell, formerly Of Mount Vernon
Council, was admitted into membership
by transfer card. Harry B. Mallory
was appointed as chairman OF the Gooo
of the Order Committee. Robert E.
! McCulloch, who has been financial Sec
rotary for this council for the past 10
wears. was given a desk set in apprecia-
| ton of his services A special meeting
of the Entertainment Committee will
be held at the Phoenix Club, January
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Anacostia Council was presided over
bv the councillor @. F. Scott. Past
| Councillor E. A. Retstatt, in the absence
of the deputy State councillor, Charles
Muller. installed c. Hemp as inside
sentinel. The line Of officers are: Jun
ior past councillor, j. G.. Eastburn;
councillor, G. F. Scott; vice councillor,
r. H. Little; chaplain, T. P. Redo; +;
! conductor, r. F. Kirby: warden, VIII
liam j. Mitchell; inside sentinel. c.
Hemp; outside sentinel, John Smith
son; recording secretary, E. R. Thomas;
assistant, F. c. Prather; financial sec
retary, James E. Frye; assistant, P. j.
| Martin; treasurer, N. E. Kemper; trus-
| tee. l8 months, c. W. Teats. Charles
| Muller of j. Morgan Read Council has
returned as deputy State councillor
| Councillor Scott appointed Past Coun-
| cilor E. D. Kaufman as press repre-
sentative, also the councils representa-
| tive to the Junior Order Hall Asso-
! citation, John Thomas was appointed
! as chairman of the Good of the Oroer
| Committee. The drill and degree teams
are making preparations to go 10 IN
| dian Head, Md, on January 80, TO con-
| fer the degrees. Members OF the teams
are requested to be present tomorrow
night at the council to receive nnal
! instructions.
The Reunion Committee will meet
February 6 to make final plans and
| ARRANGEMENTS for a dance, which WILL
be held February 13.
Andrew Jackson Council was pre-
sided over by Councillor Bayne. Dep
uty State Councillor E. D. Kaufman IN
stalled the officers. e. s. Young was
| installed as financial secretary ana u
| o. Sunday as treasurer.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
with Councillor z. M. Garrett presiding
The following were installed as ON
GERS: Councillor, w. L. Grimes; vice
councillor, William M. Boyd; recording
secretary, George P. Barnes; assistant
recording secretary, F. j. Barr; nnan-
cial secretary, j. Russell Bergn; treas
urer, P. G. Thomas; conductor, a. Z.
Tavener: warden. Harry Loudon; inside
sentinel. George H. Upperman; outside
sentinel, H. j. Gorbutt; trustee, ID
months, j. B. Waddell; chaplain, s.. j.
Bushey; director Junior Order Hall AS
sociation, J. r. Bergin. The following
committee chairmen were appointed: {:
DELINQUENT, H. j. Gorbutt; Good OF the
| Order, Walter M. Boyd; Press Repre-
sentative, Walter M. Boyd. -,
Edward j. Ross Council met with
Councillor Ben Wells presiding. A dele
CATION from John L. Burnett Councll
| paid this council a fraternal visit, ana
witnessed the initiation. The following
| officers were installed: Junior past
councillor, Ben Wells; councillor, Glenn
o. Montgomery; vice councillor, H. u.
REILLY; conductor, w. A. Spauldng
| chaplain. r. e. Fuge; inside sentinel,
H. E. Riley; outside sentinel, l.. A.
| Crousand, and representative to the
State Council, Ben Wells. Degree Mas
| ter Alfred Hopkins announced spe-
cial meeting Of the initiatory teams
next Thursday, preceding the regular
meeting. The council has arranged
to have a junior frolic April is.
At the last meeting of the Anacostia
Council e. D. Kaufman made a report
on the activities of the special session
of the State Council. Members Of the
degree and drill teams are requested
| to be present tomorrow night to receive
| instructions pertaining TO the trip to
Indian Head, Md.
The Reunion Committee will meet
February at the home OF the chair
man. z. A. Diehl, at 8 pm.
The meeting of Wanpus Oriental
Court has been changed from the
fourth Saturday night Of each month
| to the second Monday night.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Members and their friends gathered
| in Northeast Masonic Hall Tuesday
evening and witnessed the joint install
lation of the officers Of all OF the
! Woodmen camps in the District of Co.
| lumbia and of Huntingtown Camp,
Huntingdon, Md. State Deputy S. c.
| A. Rubey of Newark N. j., assisted by
District Deputy Henry H. Millard OF
this city, Assistant State Deputy c. H.
Drury of Newark, and Capt. Joseph
johnson of Columbia Camp, conducted
the ceremonies.
The officers are: Washington Camp
| Consul, Hyde; past consul, March; ad-
wiser Merchant; clerk, Roberds; bank
er, Taylor; escort, James May; watch
man, Falvey; sentry, Smith, and trus-
| tee, Charles May.
| A. r. TaIbert Camp-Consul, Bryce;
! past consul, Duncan; adviser, Patter-
/ son: clerk, McCaffrey; assistant clerk,
/ Shanahan; banker, Potter; escort, Mel
sen; Watchman, Arnold; sentry, STAN
! ley trustees, Diesman and Greenwell.
Georgetown Camp-Consul, Rhodes;
past consul, Carol; adviser, Green;
clerk, Mcintyre; banker, Upperman;
escort, Heft; watchman, James Pope;
sentry, Payne; trustee, H. D. Pope.
Lincoln Camp-Consul, Cooper; past
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