Milford chronicle., 1956-05-11

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This week the Alphabetical Roll
Call starts with 'P" that means
we are calling you to attend your
Lodge.
"P" is for Paquette, Edw. T.
near Haven Lake-come up some
night real soon. this summer you
might have to rake. Qeaves)
"P" is for Parvis, j. Carroll who
runs the Williamsville store-come
up some night, Carroll we'd meet
you at the door.
"P" is for. Pearce, Joseph j
Jr., who operation the PearceI
Wooden Mills-make US visit
some. night, Joe You'll enjoy
1t like listening to the whip-poor-
wills.
"P" is for Penuel, Joseph, .
tiller of the soil-dont wait to visit
your lodge, Joe. to watch kettle,
it'll never boil.''
"P" is for Pettyjohn, Roy E.. a
member of the old degree teams
to invite you to attend your lodge
lis certainly alright it seems.
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is his name-what's happened to
your visit, doesn't the lodge seem
the same.
'sP" is for Poore, George B. bro
ther of Herschel N-what about
next Monday night--got anything
to do then?
"P" is for the other Poore, Her
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george with you some night, that's
doing good for the other.
"P" is for Prettyman, Joseph
Holland is his name-how about
your lodge some night, are you
realIv game.
"P" is for our other Prettyman.
Robert d. is right-we're looking
for you some Monday night, while
the moon is shining bright.
"P" is for Purnell, Thomas A.
of Chestnut Knoll-come up next
Monday night and we'll tell you
abort the three bears and the
Troll.
20" is for oillen. Harold T. q
four year nnember-we're inviting
you to attend your lodge, will you
remember?
More than so Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs from the State of Della
ware attended the annual Pill
grimage to the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier in Arlington Ma
tion al Cemetery on Sunday after
noon.
Baldwin H. Norris, a past Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge OF Del
aware, an Mrs. Margaret Sharp
less, a past president of the Re-
bekah Assembly of Delaware, pla-
ced a wreath at the tomb. A total
of So wreaths, including several
from the Provinces of Canada,
were placed in memory and in
honor of those who made the SUI
preme sacrifice for cur country.
H. Sanders AngIes of Nashville,
Tennessee, Sovereign Grand Mas
ter of the Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs OF the World, delivered the
principal address preceding the
ceremonies in the amphitheatre.
Mr. Anglea spoke on our greatest
heritage, Freedom and Liberty,
which was gained and preserved
by many like the unknown soldier
who gave their lives for America.
Mrs. Margaret l.. Watts of Twin
Falls. Idaho, president of the In
ternational Association of Rebekah
Assemblies; William Soaper, Gen
eral Commanding of the Patriarche
Militant; and several officers of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge were
i also present.
Accompanying the Delaware re-
representatives. were Mr.. Stuart Bail
lieul, Grand Warden of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware; Mrs. Florence
r. Strittmatter, President of the
Rebekah Assembly of Delaware
Mr.. and Mrs James C. Warren, of
Smyrna, and delegation from
Morning Star Lodge No. g.; Johis
W. Kelley, James Birmingham, Rob
Art Orr. Mildred B. Norris. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Reppert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Porter. Mrs. Minna Kieimiere,
Mrs. Stuart Baillieul, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William New, Mrs. Mary Keough,
Mrs. Ethel Lawler, Mrs. Natalie
Sykes, Mrs. Mabel Parsons, Mrs.
Bertha Peterson, Miss Ruth Ped
erson, Miss Carole Peterson, Mrs.
Margaret J. Norris, Mrs. Miriam N.
Hickman, Richard Strong, William
Pyle, Mrs. Ida Colmery, Mrs. Myrtle
Gotta, Mrs. Betty Jane Lloyd, Mrs.
Helen Lloyd, Miss Sally Healy, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Tremblay. Miss
Bernice Bischoff. German Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Eilingsworth,
Patricia Hall and James r. Deputy
If Milford.