Milford chronicle., 1954-03-12

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The Kent County General Ser
vice Committee of the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs will hold a chicken
dumping and covered dish supper
this Friday night, March y. at
! $50 p. m. in the Odd Fellows
Building, Harrington. Covered dish
and so cents Proceeds will be used
to provide entertainment at the
Welfare Home, Smyrna. Any do
nations may be sent to William
Moore, FELTON,, or TO Mrs. Mary Y.
Buzine, 211 w. 21st street, Will
mington 2, Del.
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Crystal Fount Lodge Dart Ball
Team jOurneyed to Union Lodge
of Georgetown last Monday night
I and came home on the short end
of the dart, by losing two games
out of three. In the first game our
boys just couldn't get going. Ern-
est Macklin got a hOme-run in
the second inning and the only
| run scored in the whole game by
our boys, with the County SeateTs
getting six runs, game ending by
the tune of 6-1; but in the second
game, after 4 pep talk by Manager
Junior ShOckley, the boys settled
down and played good ball, going
into the ninth inning with the
score tied, IL, and with two out,
John January" Jester darted a
home-run, Savins got a single, Nor
gan gets a triple, and Lou Wright
darted another hOme-run, and
after the darts had cleared away
we had gardened in four runs,
spanking the County Seaters, 5-1.
The third game was another good
game but we lost by the score of
SIS. The highlight of the game was
the wonderful pitching of John
January" Jester who had three
hOme-runs and a double.
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During February. two past grand
nights were held in Wilmington
one by Fairfax, where 80 past
grands were present and occupied
the chairs of the lodge, and after
the showing of the moving picture,
The WorkhOuse Story" refresh
ments were served. Eden also had
a large turn out at their P. G. night
and a message of vital interest to
the fraternity at large was left to
those present by Grand Secretary
f. NJ Clough. Refreshments were
served and a social hour was en-
fnV~oa hvrf
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The Governor Bacon Boy Scout
S Camp this year will he continued
and all lodges interested are re.
c quested to send in their checks il
;. the amount of $3.50 per boy. This
}. has proven one of our most worth.
while projects.
The Grand Master has appointed
Brother Edward f. Clough, Crane
Warden, as one of the District Co
ordinatOrs for the General Servic,
Committees as of February 1st.
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Complete new QUESTIONABLE,
4 have been assembly by the devel
Opment and extension committee TO
the coming proficiency awards
These are available from any mem
bers of the committee: Brother
Berman Melvin, Wilson Figgs
James Warren and John Blackson
Y If you have any intention of tax
ing part i'm this test, it will pa,
you to secure one of these new
: sets of questions.
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Final casting has been cOmplet
ed by Joseph NJ. Whelpton, directO
+ of THE Laurel FrOlics of 1854
t. which is being presented by tn
T. Charity Lodge of Odd Fellows a
y the Laurel High School audi
~ torium this Friday and Saturday
March 18th and 18th, at s p. IN.
y. The 'FrOlics" will be presente
:. in two parts. The first will be
y minstrel show, with Randall "
Ward as interlocutOr and Jane
al a NJ. Flood, Jim Lowe, Eschel JOne
u and Dale BOyce as end men. Th
circle supporting the end men an
interlocutOr will be John o. Dicl
ersOn, Roger Martin, Arthur :
King, Reese D. Lowe, Clevelan
Vickers, Pete Henry, Joseph StOal
ley, Edith Evans, Caroline Kel
ney, Florence Lowe, BERTHE WIRE
, ten, Arvaline Lowe, Helen Adkin
Mary Spicer, Lois Warner, Ida e
zey, Georgia Kirwin, Gladys Has
G. ings, Annabel Cordrey. Flaudir
c Otwell and Grace Collins.
The second part will include fi7
GO speciality numbers of vocal an
~ instrumental music, and six sketcl
" es of vaudeville acts with loc
-. talent impersOnating various cha
W acters. Tickets can be purchas,
III from any member of the Odd Fe
49,, lows, and various stores. Reserv,
II" seats can be made at Marsha
Pusey's office.