Milford chronicle., 1937-10-01
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Odd Fellows News
pollss Of Crystal FOunt No. II


Crystal Fount degree team will
soon begin its fall and winter work.
There is talk already of busting on
a certain old gentleman in prepara-
tion of the new season. OF course,
the old reliable, John LeCompte, Will
again head the Milford boys as de-
gree master. Such veterans as
Charles White of the L. ID. Caulk
Company, will be back in bis old po-
sition again, as will G. r. Bennett.
Paris Kirby and Clarence Hester, two
faithful members have been rehears-
ing their parts. w. FL McFaul Is
coming along also. Marshall Plum
mer and Harlem Jester are expected
to Join the cast. The lodge quartet
which has such a wonderful part In
the second degree, no doubt Will be
found in its regular corner. Ray
mond Bennett, Charles Swain, Elmer
Bennett and G. Roland Messick, COM
prise the organization. George Swain
as assistant degree master Will pal
ance the team.
Roscoe Galloway, purposely, TOOK
a day of from his work at the laun-
dry. to make an investigation In or
der TO determine II Crystal Fount
Lodge was still in business. Oh, yes.
Roscoe, we are going strong. Get the
Rotary to dismiss early again. we
know you enjoy meeting with us.
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Deputy Grand Master Eisenbrey Is
getting his staff in trim for the fall
installation. They will wear the con-
yentional full dress. Several new
faces will be seen In his staff this
fall.
Mary Swain says, Since George
Joined the Rebekahs, he never knows
when to come home" o. X, Mary,
remove the card tables. Mrs. Swain
Is a charter member of the Margaret
Pyle Rebekah Lodge, No. IL.
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II is with extreme regret that the
members of Crystal Fount Lodge
learned of the death of Wilson c.
Berry; brother of William Berry,
one of Crystal Fount's most active
workers. The sympathy of the fra
ternity is extended to the entire
family.
The Ways and Means Committee OF
the lodge report that for some un- :
known reason Frank Harder, who |
formerly attended every session Is
absent quite often now. This Is not I
to be confused with report OF the ,
Laurel police that a strange VS. Is
seen parked In front of certain !,
young lady's home. several nights
each week.
How about that election? Wasn't !
II a WOW. 1t resembled New Jersey
primary.
Our esteemed friend. @. Roland
of the L. d. Caulk Company
4 member of Union Lodge No. 3. OF
is contemplating taking
/ much needed vacation touring the
accompanied by his fam I
ly. Entertainment committee of
sTyStHi FOunt i<Ou6c piCaot hc'Ns
,ancel engagements OF all speakers {
or this season. G. r. M. on his re-
urn will have plenty to tell us.
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The writer has had inquiries from
everal ladies, requesting informa-
lon regarding the whereabouts of
'ast Grand Chaplain James Polk.
.sst known address, Hockess!n, Del :
ware. Some say the last trip to MIL .
ord finished him. =,
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Ebe Savage says "he is itching to =
ct off with the degree team again"
oing to pull off another big one are 4,
cu? Better go easy. Someone may \
ct crowned. You fooled the most of /,
Sc. II went over big. Il
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Ernest Macklin intends TO paint "
ent county red. How about chang e
lg colors. Let's see--make II brown.
ere's, luck TO you in your new ven v
ire. e