Milford chronicle., 1950-11-17

The Grand Encampment of Del
aware, I. o. o. F., held its 1OOtl
annual meeting Tuesday night Al
huraI Encampment No. II in Hook.
essin. The following officers were
elected: James DOOley, grand pa-
trlarch; Ira A. Tatman. high
priest; Charles S. w. Muchanan
senior warden; Raymond Jensen
junior warden; Werner D. Heller
scribe; John D. Dangel, treasurer;
donald Jester, marshal; Charles
r. Price, inside sentinel; George
Frost, outside sentinel.
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The Grand Lodge of Delaware.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
held their 116th annual meeting in
the Odd Fellows Building, Tenth
and King streets, in Wilmington.
on Wednesday. Some $50 dele
gates from q lodges throughout the
state attended the session. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Ed
ward w. ]. Cooper of Amity Lodge.
Camden, Grand Master; Norman
Waibel of Wilmington, deputy
grand master; Wilson Figgs of Sea-
ford, grand warden; Francis M.
Clough of Wilmington, grand sec
retary; Samuel L. McAllister of
Wilmington, grand treasurer, and
Floyd w. Clark of Wilmington.
grand representative to Sovereign
Grand Lodge.
Those who attended the Grand
Lodge from Crystal Fount were
William E. Lank, George Rodney.
Ivan Telling, Paris Kirby, Clayton
Lord, James Jackson and James
A. Hall.
Well, our deer hunting brothers.
Lewis Wright and Wright Ward |
with their wives, Helen and Eliz-
ibeth, arrived back home last
week from their expedition to Nova
Scotia. The party brought back
our deer. The nimrods are loud
n Their praise of the warm hospi
atty extended to them by the Nova
Scotlans with whom they came in
Arriving at their destina-
ion they sOjOurned to the Coffee
Pot, a restaurant run by Leo Nc
Jaran and Emmett Curley. After
'onversing with the two genial
,entlemen they were informed
hat their names were Just plain
leo and Curley, and not mister.
their plans for their
.dventure in the wilds of Nova
Scotia at this delightful eating
lace, in New Glasgow, where they
we're introduced to their guide, L.
{. Belanger, they left their wives
n the care of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
lcNeill, at the Green Gables, while
hey departed for their hunting
amp at Caledonia, 40 miles from
Jew Glasgow, where they were
AIKEN care of by Burton JOrdOn
nd Clarke Cumminger. They
united three days, and got their
uota of deer in that time, two
piece. While the men were sing
lg the praises of Caledonia" the
iris literally went to Halifax,
bout hundred miles from their
topping place, on a shopping trip.
while their husbands
ere raking in the does, they were
nelling out the dough. Any way,
ley all had a wonderful trip of
1me 2,200 miles and when Nova
Gotta is mentioned in their pres
nee their countenances light up
ith smiles, and become more rad
mt if you mention New Glas-
DIV, for there, they say, live Leo
nd Curley, and the hospitality of
le people there just can't be beat
1. While on their trip they were
'costed by signs and responded
it'll the correct answers, prov
g to Nova Scotians and Ameri-
ms alike that they were Odd Fell
ws, thus adding greatly to the
easure of their trip. While the
)ys were in the woods the girls
ere shown local and histor-
al places of interest by their
swly found feminine friends. They
o, say they had swell time and
e hospitality shown them was (
the best.