Milford chronicle., 1939-10-27

Evergreen had creditable delega-
tion at Cambridge. Md. on the sew
enth, when Chesapeake Forest lis
staged its full ceremonial. The
steamer bringing Baltimore Forest
down was on time. Parade was fine.
In fact all the Delaware green-tops
rad a swell time. Grand Tall Cedar
Howard Bramhall and Junior Deputy
Warren T. Moore headed Our Boys. 4"
a
AlOnzO Porter. from around Cam
den, Del, enjoys the distinction of
being one of the forests master ma
/ Chinists. Yes he's another faithful
member that never misses a cere-
mOnial
David Pepper. Il new member of
Evergreen Forest. is now master of
Franklin Lodge No. ~, A. F. & a. NJ,
of Georgetown. He is very much in
terested in Cedar work and no doubt
will join the Rangers next year.
4
Don't miss the November cere-
monial. George Adkins and his stunt
crew may bring back something new
from the Supreme Forest Ceremonial
in Philadelphia.
n
Yes. folks, our Past Grand Tall
Cedar George S. Grier, is back among
lis again. Fully recovered from his
recent illness. we hope. The great
help that he is to Evergreen Forest
is beyond estimation. Senator Louis
A. Drexler, in recent address before
Evergreen Forest, complimented the
Past Grand Tall on his recovery, but
admitted some changes had taken
place that he could not understand.
Neither can we.
No one knows just what the Su-
preme Forest is demonstrating at the
meeting in Philadelphia, Monday
night, something new of course. If
they could have seen George Adkins, |
stunt captain, and his little handful |
of helpers, put on something real old |
at the October ceremonial, we are
sure they would. have spent delight !
full evening. Evergreen Forest has a
real honest-to-goodness stunt team.
DR.. Robert DafOe Hopkins, of Mil
ton. can be seen playing in Evergreen
Forest Band at each ceremonial.
What devotion to duty that should
shame many young members. Note:
The Dafoe, added by the band boys,
Oh account of the wonderful help this l
venerable physician has been to the 4
Stork in Sussex county, He is be-
loved by everyone.
a
We were mighty glad to see George
Mitchell, OF Ocean View, back with us
lgain at the last ceremonial. George
vas smashed up pretty bad last year
ghen the state highway truck he was
irving was wrecked. He spent con-
iderable time in the Memorial Hos
,ital. Milford. He looks as good as
yer.
4
There is not forest in the United
States which has a member more
Wiling and ready to take part any
ime in good clean fun than our Jun
or Deputy Warren T. Moore. At the
asst meeting he introduced his cock
yed friend to the forest with all the
that usually attends state
unctions. Did he get hand? Well
ay!
Wilson Boyer of Georgetown, one
# our trumpet players, who had quite
siege of illness last year, is back
n his old position in the band. He
ooks good and we hape he is fully
ecovered.
n
When news reel furnished by the
supreme Forest was recently shown
t ceremonial, Evergreen officers,
and, and Rangers had an opportun-
ty to see just what they looked like
up Atlantic avenue in the
supreme Forest parade. Everyone
greed that Our Boys" compared
with other forests in the
'arade.
II
Our Grand Tall Cedar, Howard W.
of Georgetown, again takes
his opportunity to extend a sincere
INVITATION to any Tall Cedar to at
end the ceremonials of Evergreen
'orest on the second Wednesday of
ach month in the Community build
ng, Milford. The next ceremonial of
Evergreen Forest will be held No
ember Sth,