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sional Cemetery May 20 at 2 pm.
A resolution concerning the
amendment of the department con-
stitution with regard to the manner
Of the appointment of the director
of service and welfare was furnished
by Comrades Grobstein and Roberts
for transmission to the department
adjutant for appropriate action.
South Sea Serenaders of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. studio, COM
prising Joseph Kelly. Jim Courtney
and Ell. Courtney, furnished music
and refreshments were served Past
Post Comdrs. Vernon C. Auld, DR..
Ray r. Guynn. Warren E. Miller,
Charles Curtiss. jr.. and J. O'Connor
Roberts were guests. 70
The James Reese Europe Post, No.
5. meets every second and fourth
Tuesday at the Twelfth Street Y. M.
c. A., at 8:15. At its last meeting
the following were admitted to mem
bership: Andrew Brown, Bernard
Cook, Samuel Cureton, Thomas Day,
Sidney Evans. Clarence Givens, George
Jackson, John Pollett. Noah Roe,
Dennis Scott. Claude Wexford, James
Williams and Elwood Wright.
| Comrade Cook spoke on the organ
ization the Sons of World War
Veterans.
A joint memorial service will be
held at the Metropolitan A. M. E.
Church tonight at o'clock.
The post and its auxiliary will
i ~ rfiniv1ofo IN he {ol
rade. The point of assemblage will
be in front Of the Twelfth Street Y.
M. C. A., at 8 am.
The drum and bugle corps will
then lead them to Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between Ninth and Tenth. After
the services in Arlington Cemetery the
corps will 60 to Rockville, where q
military pagaent will be held.
On the occasion of the recent
Memberhip Committee meeting of
Sergeant Jasper Post, held at the
home Of Comdr. Joseph J. Malloy, the
Chastleton. it was revealed that 1862
members are now in good standing,
which constitutes the largest paid-up
membership of any of the 27 posts
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Comdr. Ferdinand G. Fraser has
offered additional cash prizes to be
| awarded to members, who secure new
members and renewals. This offer
of prizes will supplement other prizes
previously offered in the membership
drive now in progress.
Seventeen new members were ad-
mitted at the recent meeting of the
post when Comdr. Joseph j. Malloy
presided.
Regular last meeting of Stanley
Church Depue Post at. the Plaza
Hotel. Comdr. r. A. c. Horton,
presided.
Plans were completed for the an
nual ceremonies May 80. at the grave
Of Stanley Church Depue in Arling-
ton at O'Clock. Comdr. r. A. c.
Horton and Senior Vice Comdr. Ray
L. Zwinglas are in charge Of all
arrangements. The members will
then proceed to the grave Of Lieut.
Claude Wendall Maule of San An
tonic, Tex, brother-in-law Of Past
Comdr. Barnard E. Bee and witness
the placing Of a wreath on Lieut.
Maule,s grave by Past Comdr. Bee.
l. Junior Vice Comdr. Kenneth A
O'Connor submitted plans for Sum-
mer entertainment which were ap-
proved and the feature affair will
consist of an old-fashioned barbecue
in the country. Donald w. Smith,
department Judge advocate and
chairman of the post Resolutions
Committee, addressed the post on the
new -by-laws and constitution which
were accepted.
The post decided to compete for
a prize In the department convention
parade for the best uniformed delega-
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