Milford chronicle., 1940-11-29
/ Odd FELLOWS
! News gIasbeS.
/ crystal TOanl EedDt no. 10 |

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A very interesting meeting wal
held in our new temple on our reg
ular meeting night, Monday, No.
vember 25. Reports were given
about things of interest that tool
place at Georgetown, November 90
at the Grand Lodge session. Bro
Tiers George Rodney, George Jes-
ter and ]. w. Cannon had much to
tell us concerning the events of the
day.
Brothers James A. Ward and w.
Price Webb were admitted to mem
bership in the Grand Lodge. We had
all expected one Of Crystal Fount's
members to be a candidate for an
office at this session of the Grand
Lodge but he lived up to the creed
Of brotherly love and stepped aside
for the other fellow. We hope he
will be in line next time for the
same Office.
The initiatory degree was CON
ferred on a new member, Calvin
Daisey, at our last meeting.
GO
The entertainment committee has
arranged for another big party for
next Monday night, December 2, for
all members whose names begin
with the letters "B" and &C." Those
who have a special invitation are:
Charles E. Banning, A. S. BOuscher,
G. Roy Bennett, Elmer Bennett, John
r. Bennett, ]. Raymond Bennett.
Vinal E. Bennett, Marshal Fl. Ben
son, William A. Berry, H. l.. Bickel,
Sam BOstic, Charles c. Breme. Ell
mer T. Calhoun. Roscoe Galloway,
james w. Cannon, Jr., James w.
Cannon, Sr., Ben E. Carpenter. Les
ter L. Clendanial, Norman C. Collins,
Z. G. COverdale, Charles G. Carter, |
Charles Clements, R. r. Christensen. |
The committee in charge wishes all !
members to be present to help en-
tertain our guests and make their
visit a pleasant one. Entertainment
and refreshments.
GO
Brother George Rodney announced
to the members of Crystal 'FOunt
No. 10 that Eden Lodge No. "a of
Wilmington has extended to all
members who care to attend, an in
vitatiOn to a birthday party to be
given December 5, in Eden Hall, 802
West Eleventh street, Wilmington.
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Anyone wishing a picture Of the
new Odd Fellows Building such as is
on the front page of the Chronicle
can obtain the same by notifying
Brother Willard Hall or Mr.. TrOpea
of Milford.
Brother William Clendaniel had |
birthday last week we hear, and had |
one of those singing kilograms. He |
says it was a woman's voice. but
doesn't know who it was. l won
der?
We heard that Wilson Sockrider |
went to a fortune teller and she told |
him that he had tendency to let
things slide. "SOckie" replied. cer-
tainly do. / play trombone.
GO
We we're very sorry not to have
our full degree team present Mon
ueAy hA6nts MAahCo ~ NGAL Duu IL
have to substitute some of the bro
thers who have not had the practice
in the work you have had. We hope
in the future all who have parts on
the degree team will cooperate with
Degree Master John LeCompte and
be present.
GO
The day of the dedication of our
new temple the public did not have
a chance to go through our building
so for that reason the Noble Grand
mas set apart day for the ones who .
wish to see it to have that OppOr-
tunity. The date is Tuesday, Decem-
ber 10, from p. m. until p. m. He
also appointed Wallace McFaul, l. ,
John Tease and Edward J. Salevan
as committee to take care of this
affair. We hope to have some en-
and souvenirs for the
Dancing in the evening
from 9 until IL o'clock.