Milford chronicle., 1952-04-18
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The new officers for the ensuing
six months of Crystal Fount Lodge
were installed last Monday evening
by Grand Master Norman G. Waibel
and staff of the Grand Lodge,
l. o. o. F. Of Delaware. The install
lation ceremony was one Of the
best that we of Crystal FOunt have
ever witnessed. Grand Master Wal
bel and all the members of his
staff are to be congratulated on the
wonderful work. A large crowd
greeted the installing officers with
visitors present from several diff
ferent lodges of Kent and Sussex
County.
The new officers are as follows:
Past Grand, James r. Deputy;
Noble Grand, Gale G. Grove; Vice
Grand, Donald Jester; Recording
Secretary, Barrett Morgan; War
den, Frank Savins, Jr.; Conductor,
Edgar Morris; Chaplain, Marian
ShOckley; Inside Guardian, John
G. Jester; Outside Guardian, Clay
ton Lord; r. S. N. G., James A.
Hall; L. S. N. g., ]. Spencer Will
lis; r. S. V. G., Clarence e. Jes-
ter; l.. S. V. G.. John Blackiston; !;
r. S. S., Harold Quillen; L. S. S.,
James COndiff.
Grand Master Waibel was the
principal speaker for the evening
followed by short talks by the
members of his staff. Various dis
( courses were rendered by visiting
and local members of the order
with we'll wishes being extended to
the newly installed officers for a
successful term.
Following the installation pro-
ceeding, the meeting was adjourned
to the banquet room of the Odd
Fellows Building where a sumptu-
Gus gepast served by the refresh
ment committee consisting of Har.
risOn Lynch, Clayton Lord, Marian
! Shockley, Jr., and Eli Casner, was
enjoyed by all participating.
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We Of the Crystal FOunt Lodge
hope that the Grand Masters son
who was taken to the hospital last
Monday evening with pneumonia
is much improved at this writing.
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Union Lodge, No. 3, IOOF, o
= Georgetown, will attend services il
/ body in Grace Methodist Churcl
on Sunday, April goth. The Rev. DR.
, Thomas c. Mulligan will deliver ;
= special sermon.
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Morris Skinner was installed a
noble grand at the installation
, meeting of Chosen Friend LOdg
{ No. 35, I.O.O.F. Other officers in
! stalled were as follows: j. Edward
, HutsOn. Vice-grand; John Shaffer
2 recording secretary and Wayn
Rawding, assistant. District granl
: master MillOway Broadway, o
= Smyrna Lodge did the installing
The appointed officers were: 10
. Penny. RS.N.G.; George Swain
j. LSNG; Leon Porter, RS.V.G.
= Randall Smith, LS.VG.; w. L
; Wechtenhiser, warden; Burto-
u Smith, conductor; Sam Shor
: chaplain; Wilson Bradley, Outsid
q guardian and Tom Bradley, insid
I guardian. The treasurer and hi
e secretary will be appointed and in
v stalled in the fall.
l. The city directory that was con
piled by the lodge has been distrit
: Uted to all advertisers and to res
q dents of the city. Next year the
Il hope to be more complete.
e Paper collection date will be tn
: first Wednesday of May. AnyOn
G having paper to be collected befOr
: then should contact Sam ShOr
l. Joe Penny or Jimmy Hutson.
I Deputy Grand Master WilsC
" Figgs of the Grand Lodge IOOF
Delaware visited Charity Lodge, N
81, last Friday evening and install
ed their newly elected and appoin
ed officers for the ensuing term
The newly elected officers arr
q Essel T. Cox, noble grand; G. L,
Hastings. vice grand; and c. Dali;
Workman, assistant recording Sc
retary.
y Tentative plans have been ma
/ for the annual banquet of Chari
&c Lodge on Thursday, April "a at
/ p. m, in the American Legion Hon
i The committee appointed by Mob
a Grand Milton f. Roster, include
u Glenn w. Ward. chairman; G. l.
Di Hastings, c. Dallas Workman, JOi
- o. DickersOn, and Andrew J. Ell
~ An outstanding speaker togeth
Ill with a professional floor show fC
lg lowed by dancing will be on Il
y program.
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Francis E. Whiteside of Brac
III Elk was installed last Thursd
yr evening as noble grand of Ed