Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
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IN r. Lodges OF the State
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Crystal FOunt Lodge No Il
1. 0. o. F., of Milford, elected thei
officers last Monday evening +
serve for the next six months
Those elected were Barratt Nor
gan, Noble Grand; Frank Savin,
Jrp Vice Grand; and Edgar Nor
ris' Recording Secretary.
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! Crystal Fount Lodge Dart Rail
Ieam journey to Rehoboth las
Monday night to play Ocean Wave
Lodge and got drowned two games
out of three. We white-wasbad
them in the first game, 80, but by
the time the second game started
the salt air got to our bows and
they lost the next two games. IA
and 7-3. One of our veterans. Wal
lace McFaul, had a pretty good
night with single and two home
runs, with Edgar Norris going wild
with four singles and two home.
runs. Nice going, Edgar. Ocean
Wave Lodge of Rehoboth plavs here
next Monday night.
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The opportunity of sending tho
ooys OF the Boy Scout Troop from
the Governor Bacon Health Center
is again given to each lodge. The
cost is the same as il was Iaet
year-S16.OO per boy. There is not
space enough to tell YOU of the
wonderful delight these boys re-
celved from the week at Camp Rod
ney last year. Is it worth $1,000 to
see an underpriviliged boy smile
VINO does not smile often? Brother
talk about it in your lodge and
see that your lodge sends one of
these boys again this year.
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George Richards of 4O8 North
Bancroft Parkway, a 5O-year mem
Der OF the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, will be honOred Fri
qay night when Fairfax Lodge 3.
iOOF, observes George Richards
Nlght' at the ODD Fellows Build-
lng' Tenth and King Streets. viii
mingtOn.
Mr.. Richards will receive a go
year jewel during the ceremonv
which will begin at p. m.
The following officers of the
lodge will be installed for six
month terms by DeDutv Grand
Master Leonard Leibowitz and his
staff: '-O mo
George Arsenois, noble grand: F.
~ CIough, Jr., vice grand; George
campbell, assistant secretary; H
bayne Vernon, warden; Paul Bow
ers' chaplain; Sidney Helms. wight
scene supporter; William Casnor-
SON lett scene supporter; Hen ~
Speck' right supporter to the
noble grand: J. G. Vannart. left
supporter to the noble grand: wiz
nam Leonard, right supporter to
the vice grand; George Belts. left
supporter to the vice grand; George
Veasey, inside guardian; Rona;A
Bowers, outside guardian.
A buffet supper will be served in
the banquet room following the in
stallatiOn.
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Eden Lodge "a, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, installed Off
GERS at a meeting in the lodge
rooms, 21O West Tenth Street.
Wilmington, Thursday, at 8 D. m.
Officers to take office include.
John A. Robinson, noble grand :
Clifton Jones, vice grand, and viii
nam Lamb, recording secretary
Deputy Grand Master Leonard lei
OoWltz and his staff will Officiate
The lodge has announced that
Tor the second year, it will send a
Boy Scout troop of the Governor
Bacon Heater Center to Camp Rod
ney, the Scout camp near North
East, Md, this summer.
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Delaware Lodge No. /, Indepen- |
dent Order of Odd Fellows. Mon |
day night elected Rankin d. Hess
Of 2O6 Clayton Avenue, Gwinhurst.
noble grand at the semi-annual
election meeting in the Odd Eel
lows Building, Tenth and King
Wilmington.
Other officers elected include
Vaughn McClOskey, vice grand.
Alvin T. Ardis, recording secre-
-ary; John McCloskey, assistant
secretary, and Charles Thomas.
assistant treasurer.
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Charles Lake was elected chief
patriarch of Rural Encampment
NO. II, Wednesday evening, March
18th, at it's regular session. He will
serve for the next six months.
Also chosen were LarrimOre An
irews, high priest; Stuart BaillieuI.
senior warden; John Armstrong. {
uniOr warden.
The installation will be held on
April 22nd.
rms meeting was also marked bv
ne official visit of Charles Bucban-
N of Wilmington, grand patriarch
Il the Grand Encampment of Del
ware and his staff.
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