Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

/ t.O.O r. Lodges OF the state
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Remember the Kent County Ser
vice Committee card party All Re
bekah's and Odd Fellows are urged
to be present, this Saturday, Oct.
% at o'clock p. m.
Prizes furnished by Rebekahs
and refreshments by Odd Fellows
Of Kent County.
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Two ministers, the Rev. William
o. Hackett, pastor OF Wesley MethO-
dist Church, Georgetown, and grand
chaplain Of the Grand Lodge of
Delaware, IOOF, and the Rev.
George w. Cooley, pastor of Hill
crest Memorial Methodist Chruch,
participated in the communion SER
vice held by the IOOF Grand Lodge
of Delaware and the Rebekah AS
sembly of Delaware at Hillorest
Church last night
Baldwin H. Norris, grand mas
ter of the Grand Lodge of Della
ware, and Mrs. Ruth NJ. TOland,
president of the assembly and
other officials of both groups at
tended the service.
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New officers Of the Morning Star
Lodge No. 6, IOOF of Smyrna,
were installed last Friday night by
District Deputy Grand Master John
o. DickersOn and his staff of Char
ity Lodge, Laurel.
officers are: Ernest Eierman,
noble grand; Lester Burris, vice
grand; Norman Tush, recording
secretary; Harry Cloud, financial
secretary, and Joseph w. Ennis,
treasurer.
Roland Deamer, outgoing noble
grand, was chairman of refresh
ments.
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James NJ Yeatman, 1109 Center
Road, Woodland, was installed as
noble grand last week by Eden
Lodge No, "a, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows at ceremonies at
Eden Hall, POS West Tenth street,
Wilmington.
Other new officers are: Bernard
Hessler, Jr., vice grand; James M.
Brittingham, assistant recording
! secretary; Robert LOfland, warden;
William Knots, conductor; Her
man Schechinger, chaplain; Ray
mOnd Oliver, right scene support
er; Charles NJ. O'Neal, left scene
supporter George Cole, right sup
porter of the noble grandS John A.
Robinson, left supporter of the
noble grand; Bernard Hessler, Sr.,
right supporter of the vice grand;
John Dangel, left supporter of the
vice grand William Cahall inside
guardian; Arthur Cahall, inside
guardian; Arthur Eppihimer, Jr.,
outside guardian, and William
Lamb, past grand.
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/ Unity Lodge, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows. installed Joseph
Bell as noble grand on Wednesday
evening in the Odd Fellows Hall
in Stanton.
District Deputy Grand Master
John Armstrong and his staff con-
Quoted the rites; also installed
Lawrence Fisher, vice grand: Will
liam Spence, recording secretary;
German Lawrence, assistant re-
cording secretary; Harold De-
shOng, financial secretary, and
Paul Detwiler, treasurer.
The lodge will hold a card party
on Friday, October %, at 8 p. m. in
the lodge hall.
James F. Maslin was installed as
chief patriarch of Mutual Encamp-
ment, Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows recently at the Odd Fell
lows Temple, Tenth and King
streets, Wilmington. II. Bayne
Vernon, Jr., retiring chief patri-
arch, was installed as high priest.
Raynard E. Jensen, grand patri-
arch of the Delaware Grand En-
campment, and members of his staff
| seated the new officers.
Also installed were: James G.
Tatman, senior warden; Jacob S.
Allen, Jr., junior warden; William
e. Shaw, Jr., scribe; James J. Doc
ley, treasurer; Charles S. w. Bu-
chanan, guide; Ralph Calhoun,
first watch; Samuel N. Harm, sec
Ond watch; Thomas N. StaytOn,
third watch; Gustave A. DOer-
finger, fourth watch; Frank P.
MalOney, first guard of the tent;
John r. Blackson, second guard
Of the tent; Howard A. Seaman,
inside sentinel, and William H.
Meeks, outside sentinel.
Mr. Seaman was also installed
as representative to Riverview
Cemetery Company and Mr.. Ma
loney as representative to the Odd
Fellows Hall Company.