Evening star., 1934-07-15
Ir. Q. u. A. NJ.

COUNCILOR ROBERT LLOYD pre-
~ sided over Benning Council. Cliff
ford Long and Ivan Gates reported
final arrangements had been COM
pleted for the annual excursion to
Marshall Hall July 10. The applica-
tions of Andrew L. Sodeman. Clifford
r. Smith. A. L. Duckett. Lloyd E. An
derson, A. r. McCullum, Otto NJ w.
Nelson, Abner G. Ingles and Hillary
H. Harris for membership were re-
ceived. William S. Goodman was ad-
ministered the obligation.
Archie T. Gray announced at the
meeting July Is a social evening will
be held
Junior Past Councillor j. r. Dog
gett was presented with a past coun-
cilor's jewel by State Treasurer R. w.
Hawkins.
Andrew Jackson Council met,
with Councillor E. T. Harris presiding.
Two new applications for membership
we're received. State Deputy E. Church
installed the officers as follows: Coun-
cilor, P. S. Ferguson; vice councillor,
F. w. Green; junior past councillor, e.
T. Harris; chaplain, w. T. Perry; re-
cording secretary. w. M. La Roche; i;
assistant recording secretary, H. e.
Hoffman; financial secretary, E.
Fugitt: treasurer, G. o. Sunday; con-
ductor. W. H. McReady; warden, H.
NJ. Cock; inside sentinel, e. r. Rey-
nolds; outside sentinel, H. r. John
son; trustee for 18 months, G. T.
Lacey; trustee for IL months, w. T.
Perry; trustee for months, E. T.
Harris.
Past Councillor Albert S. Hopkins
presided over the meeting of Edward
j. Ross Council. Three new applica-
tions for membership were received.
This council celebrated its birthday
anniversary July 7 at Plum Point
with games, dinner and fishing.
Deputy State Councillor Frank C..
Mangum installed officers as follows:
Junior past councillor, William Porter;
councillor, Howard T. Lewis; vice coun-
cilor, Stanley Haas; chaplain, Ralph
Compton: conductor, Walter Hayden;
warden, Charles E. Groves (re-elected) /;
ingham; outside sentinel, Lewis A.
CruSan (re-elected); assistant record
ing secretary, Ben S. Wells: trustee
for 18 months. Charles w. Hid; pian-
ist, Charles G. Reed, jr; representa-
tives to the State Council, George T.
Barksdale, Lewis r. Winner, John H.
Lipphard, Glen o. Montgomery and
w E. Ferber.
J. W. Cranforo, JT, presided over
the last meeting of AnacoStia Council
U. S. Fisher, John B. Geer, S. C.
Wood, Malvin C. Alexandria and ]. A.
Bush were elected to membership.
Past Councillor G. F. Scott admins
tered the obligation for John B. Geer,
M. r. Payne, S. G. Wood and Lee E.
Gill Junior Past Councillor H. r.
Collins was presented a past coun-
cilor's jewel.
Liberty Bell Council convened, with
Councillor Edwin w. Bray presiding.
The Reunion Association Committee
reported the annual excursion of the
committee will be held at Pen-Mar
Park
A bingo party will be given in the
Northeast Masonic Temple July al
by the drill team.
Deputy State Councillor w M. Boyd
installed officers as follows Junior
past councillor, John M. Dolby; coun-
cilor, Edwin w. Bray Ge-elected) /;
vice councillor, Max Esberger; record
ing secretary, Assem- c. Witherite ire
elected; assistant recording secre-
tary, William H. beavers: financial
secretary, Robert E. McCulloch ire
elected; treasurer. William H. Nc
Chung (re-elected); conductor. Alex
andria R. Mousseau; warden. John NJ
Duhig; inside sentinel, H. Harvey Hill;
outside sentinel. Fred E. Potter, jr;
chaplain, Lawrence E. West; trustee,
William M Martin.