Milford chronicle., 1944-12-15
NEW OFFICERS SELECTED
BY TALL (EDARS
CONTINUED from First Pase)

Plans announced for the new
year by Grand Tall Cedar Cannon
met with hearty approval. They
include the celebration of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the
founding of Evergreen Forest. the
last of January or early February
Edward B. Green heads the COM
mittee on arrangements with War
rem T. Moore. Howard W. Bram-
hall. Samuel p. Pierce. DR.. Gilbert
NJ. Wiltbank, |. Robert Wiley. c.
d. Holzmueller. John Welch and
Harry Ellis.
A Blue Lodge Night in which
every Masonic Lodge in Kent and
Sussex Counties will be the guests
at an open meeting is another event
scheduled. The annual Ladies Night
will follow in the spring. To
close the first half of the year a
streamlined ceremonial will be held
in Lewes. Delaware. to celebrate
Harding night in June. Last week s
ceremonial closed with one of the
best shows the Forest has seen this
year.
AppOintive officers and commit
tees who will direct the destinies
Of the Forest during the year are:
Chaplain. Joseph NJ. Lank. Milton;
captain of Royal Rangers. George
B. Atkins, Milton; director of band,
Prof. Chester Stroup. Georgetown;
preceptor, Robert Baynum. Mil
ford; guide. Walter L. COnaway.
Concord: assistant guide. Emerson
Keeler. Georgetown; lecturer, ia
cob c. Messner. Harrington: chief
sentinel, Edward Simpson. Har-
ringtOn; chief steward. Howard
Martin. of Harrington; Grand Tall
Cedar's advisers. P. G. T. C. How
ard W. Bramhall. Georgetown; Col.
Robert G. Houston. Georgetown,
and Edward Maull. Lewes.
Executive Committee: Edward
B. Green. Georgetown; Gilbert NJ.
Wiltbank, Lewes; l. Robert Wiley,
Millville; George S. Grier. Milford;
c. d. Holzmueller. Milford; Edwin
Messick. Milford: Joseph NJ. Lank,
Milton; G. Clifton Maull. Lewes;
George B. Atkins. Milton: and Prof.
Chester Stroup. Georgetown.
Band Committee: Prof. Chester
Stroup, Georgetown; James B.
Carey. Georgetown: Robert d.
Milford: Wilson Boyer
Georgetown: Calvin Wells. Reho-
both; George Peck. Laurel
Ranger Committee: Capt. George
B. Atkins, Milton; Walter Coma
day. Concord; Virden R. Bryan.
Lewes; Col W. E. Lank. Milford
and Freeman Bennett. Milford.
Committee on Sick: Charles CAL
houn. Georgetown; Virden r. Bry-
an. Lewes; Joseph Holt. Blades
and Seaford; William B. Waga-
mon. Milton; George Davis. Mil
ford; Edward Richardson, Harring-
ton; Lawrence Keller. FELTON,; Will
liam Bevis. Rehoboth: l. Robert I
Wiley. Millville; A. Edward Stew
ems. Selbyville. .
Committee on Annual Pilgrimage
to Lewes. Delaware. Harding Night (
in June: Samuel c. Pierce, Lewes /
Col. Robert G. Houston. George
town; P. G. T. c. G. Clifton Maull. !
Lewes: Dr. Gilbert NJ. Wiltbank,
Lewes; and Virden r. Bryan. I
Lewes. (
Membership Committee: Edward
B. Green. Georgetown; DR.. Gil +
bert NJ Wiltbank. Lewes; Howard
W. Bramhall. Georgetown; l. Rob
ert Wiley. Millville; James W.
Cannon. Milford: A. Edward Stew
ems. Selbyville. and Theodore Har-
'ington. of Harrington.
Annual Ladies' Night Committee:
Bill Dennis. Georgetown George 7
B. Atkins, Milton: Howard W.
Georgetown; Virden r.
Bryan. Lewes: Emmerson Keller,
Georgetown; Theodore Harring-
on. Walter b. Howard and Harry
Mayhem. Milford; j. Holland Pret-
yman. Milford; Joseph NJ. Lank.
Milton: Warren T. Moore. Har-
'ington: T. Scott Purse. Seaford;
\. Edward Stevens. Selbyville:
Hilbert NJ. Wiltbank. Lewes; Ed
ward B. Green. Georgetown; w.
Dougherty Milford; Sam
lei c. Pierce. Lewes; l. Robert
Wiley, Millville: and Nathaniel
,onaway. Seaford.
Chairman of Floor Committee:
ohm W. Welch, Milford.
Entertainment Committee: Ma
or Cannon. Robert J. Morgan and
Bill Wilgus.