Milford chronicle., 1956-04-27

ing YOU to attend your lodge next
Monday night.
Me- is for McCleary, Cecil, a
friend to all--he used to paint your
house you know and might do it
again if you'd give him call.
INC" is for McFaul, w. F. Of the
Glass of 1920 fairly regular at
tender and seems to enjoy it q
plenty.
M is for Macklin, Ernest C.
our right hand bower-he attends
most every Monday night, three
cheers and more power.
"M" is fer Malseed, G. l.. who's
a stranger to me-when in Milford
again come up some night and
how happy we'll all be.
"M" is for Manlove, George, who
worked for the USA-why don't
you come up next week, and then
do il again, what do you say.
IN" is for Marshall, George W.,
a man who will sell you car
how about the lodge some night,
George, that's better than staying
away by far.
Stuart Baillieul, Grand Warden
OF the Grand Lodge of Delaware
and members of his installing staff
will visit Oriental Lodge Nc 70, in
Newark. Del, on Thursday even
ing, May 3rd at which time they
will install the newly elected Off
GERS of that lodge.
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Mr.. Clough has also announced
the appointment of Baldwin H.
Norris, a Past Grand Master to
represent the Grand Lodge of
Delaware during the annual Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs Pilgrimage
to the tomb of the Unknown Soldier
in Arlington National Cemetery on
Sunday, May 9Th. A large delega-
tion of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs |
from Delaware is expected to take
part in the ceremonies.
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The General Service Comittee of |
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs has
announced a baked ham and mush- |
room dinner will be served in the |
lodge rooms of Friendship Lodge
No. % and Liberty Rebekah Lodge
No. 10 in Hockessin on Saturday |
evening, May 5th. The public is
invited and tickets will be avail |
able at the door. Mrs. Melissa Schutt
is chairman in charge of arrange
ments.
Mr.. Joseph Green, chairman of
the Grand Lodge and Rebekah As
selnbly General Service Committee
has stated that his committee spon-
sored party at the Veterans Hos
pital, Elsmere on Tuesday even
ing; a Variety Show and Refresh
ments at the Gov. Bacon Health
Center on Friday, May 18th; Re-
freshments and entertainment at
the Emily P. Bissell Institute dur
ing the month of May The Welfare |
Home at Smyrna and the Della
ware Colony at Stockley will also
have parties during the month of
May.
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Mr.. James j. DooIey, advisory
officer of the Caesar Rodney Junior |
Lodge and Mrs. Ruth M. Toland, |
Theta Rho Girls Club, IOOF have |
announced that delegates from
Delaware will be Miss Norma
Buchanan of Naamans Road, Miss
Michea1 Messersmith of 2200 Ingle-
wood Drive, Fairfax and Richard |
Balbach Of 2222 Pine St., Whining |
ton Mr. Dooley has also announ-
ced that the Junior Lodge has
received an invitation to initiate
class Of candidates and institute a
new Junior Lodge in Penns Grove,
New Jersey in the rear future.
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Edward e. Clough, Grand Master
Of the Grand Lodge OF Delaware
and Florence r. Stritmatter, presi-
dent of the Flebekah Assembly have
announced that the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs of Delaware will
again be hosts to the boys and
girls passing through Delaware en-
route to the United Nations in New
York. Each year the youth COM
mittee of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge sponsors the United Nations
Pilgrimage for Youth during which
representatives of all states in the
United States and Canada make the
tour. This year there will be over
six hundred boys and girls making
the journey to New York City. The
young delegates are 16 or II years
of age and expect to be Juniors
or Seniors in high school next fall.
Four of these tours will pass
through Wilmington the first to be
on Saturday, June 23rd
Once in New York City the young
people will stay at the Hotel Clar-
idge on Times Square. Meals will
be taken at the U. N. Delegates
Dining Room. the Sloane House
YMCA, the Automat. International
House, Famous Tavern where
George Washington bade farewell
TO his officers. and other interest
ing eating places. They will also
have a three-hour boat trip around
Manhatten Island, make a guided
tour of Rockefeller Center, enjoy
reserved seats at Radio City, Music
Hall and visit the Statue of Lib
erty. These recreational and edu-
cational aspects of the project.
however. are incidental to making
a first hand study of the function
ing of the United Nations, the real
purpose of the Pilgrimage. The
delegates will see councils and
commissions of the u. ~ in action
at the permanent headquarters
building on East 42nd Street, they
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