Milford chronicle., 1940-11-22

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The editor Of Crystal Fount Lodg,
No. 10 column was unable to get thi
news in last week, so will tell yoI
about it this week, AS you know ths
meeting was a party in honor Of ali
members whose names began with
the letter "A" We had quite a large
meeting. Several Of the members
present were brothers who had been
absent for a long time. We had a
50eo attendance of brothers whose
names begin with "A" We also had
a visiting brother from Bridgeport,
Connecticut, Brother G.. Greedin of
Monitor Lodge, No. SS. The enter
tanning committee arranged a pro-
gram for the occasion. Brother Fred
Lynch directed a pipe organ recital
On the loud speaker. The male CHOIR
us Of Calvary Methodist Church sang
two selections. Those who took part
were Charles Swain, John wilkins,
Louis Knots, Mr.. Clifton, Edward
Trice and Rev. Hungerford, accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. Charles
Swain. Rev. Hungerford gave an
address which we all enjoyed, fol-
lowed by refreshments in the ban
quet room.
On last Monday, November IS, the |
meeting was a nice large meeting. |
Brother Ed. Lank was present We |
hope now that we are properly To- |
Gated in our new lodge hall that all |
the members who have not been at
tending regularly will do so, for you
will enjoy the meetings once you
get the habit, and / know you will |
enjoy our new hall.
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Our degree team rehearsed the in
itiatory degree directed by Degree
Master John LeCompte.
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The building committee has al
ready bought 200 chairs for the BAN
quet room, also a new electric stove
for the kitchen. Guess we will soon
be having the long-talked of ban
quet for our lady friends soon.
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The Rebekahs are having a big
card party next week, Thursday, No
vember 2S, in the recreation room
and l mean big" You Odd Fellows
all know when our Sister Rebekahs
do anything they do it right, so
don't forget the date and let's all do
our part and attend You know they
are doing this to help us. Admission
35c. Lots of prizes and refreshments.
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We expect Crystal FOunt No. 10
to be we'll represented at Georgetown
on Wednesday, November 20, at the
Grand Lodge session. One of our
members is expected to be a candi-
date for an Office. We wish him lots
of luck and we are back of him 100
per cent.
Brother John Tease says the ac-
Oustics are bad in our new lodge
room and for that reason we should
have a new rug on the floor. What
do you think?
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Crystal FOunt will soon set day
for the public to see our new build
ng, a committee will be appointed :
o show any one around who wishes :
o see it. We have been waiting for
to be completed. d
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We heard Jimmie Hall was in q V
rOwded bus last Sunday and got d
p to give lady his seat. She faint
d. When she came to, she said, .
Thank you, sir" Then Jimmie u
lintod.
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On Thursday evening, November Ii
!. Margaret C. Pyle Rebekah Lodge
o. II had very interesting meet en-
Is with the noble grand. Sister Jen- an
e Sslevan, presiding. Several items SO
interest were bronught before the M
dge Sister Salevan announced her da
for the year: Ways and Nj
cans committee, Sisters Olivea Alb vii
'tt, Ella Stevenson, Lulu Coffin.
LA Rogers, Laura Davidson. Card I'M
llty committee. Sisters Florence De
otter, Alice Brown. Elizabeth Ste
nson. Mildred Ward, Huldah Will so
J, Louise Higman and Ger ella Fagg wi
over committee, Sisters Maggie
erickson, Gertrude Morris, Mary da
vain and Maud Abbott. Publicity sp'
Sister Louise Higman. The Mr.
cal committee had very fine pro- Sa
am. After the program the COM
lice served refreshments in the dal
cial hall. ine