Milford chronicle., 1956-06-15

The Alphabetical Roll Call is
from w to 2 this week.
w is for Worthington, Earle F.
who tells you what he thinks-a
visit to Crystal Fount will exempli-
fly the tree links.
w is for Wright, J. Lewis the
Pontiac man-we like to see you
in the lodge, come often and We'll
eat the pie out of the pan.
w is for Wiley, James P. a
member since the 1850 class-Why
not visit your lodge and see that
old, old looking glass.
Y is for Yerkes, Robert H. who
is known by all-come up some
Monday night and give us call.
2 is for Zeisig, Harry c. of Lynch
Heights-we welcome you any
time, you set the nights.
z is for Zook, Robert L. who
builds a beautiful house-don't for
get your Lodge, Bob, and then
we'll go hunting for grouse.
New members who have joined
our lodge are as follows:
G is for Greenly, James P. very
young member-Lodge meets every
Monday night, that's easy to re-
member.
H is for Holland, James G. who
prepares good food for us alive
hope you'll be present each night
whether your short, stout or tall.
L is for Lynch, Lance, as every
one knows him-some members
never miss a night, I know one
named Jim.
P is for Porter, Robert as the
Odd Fellows know him-congratu-
lations to you Bob, show Crystal
Fount your vim.
r is for Rogers. Reedy R. Jr.,
who lives down the street-no rea-
son you can't attend the Lodge,
you have two feet.
Crystal Fount Lodge is most
grateful for the interest shown in
our Roll Call. While the result was
not 1000, many Brothers who had
not been in the Lodge Room for
wears. did answer the call, we hope
it will be possible for many others
to turn over a new leaf and start
coming to their Lodge, Monday
night is "Odd Fellows Night, make
it habit
Florence r. Stritmatter, presi-
dent of Rebekah Assembly of Della
ware and staff will make their Off
cial visit to Rachel Rebekah Lodge
No. z of Harrington this Friday
evening at o'clock and Margaret
G. Pyle Rebekah Lodge No. IL will
take the program a friendly hour
will be in store for all who attend
this meeting and all Rebekah's are
invited. -
Asylum Lodge No. %, Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows initi-
ated class of candidates during
their regular weekly meeting
Thursday evening in the Odd Eel
lows Building at 10th and King
Streets, Wilmington. Mr.. Alfred
CrumD, Noble Grand of the lodge
presided at the business session.
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The Past Grands Association of
the lodge at recent meeting pre-
sented a pen and pencil set to Mr..
Ira A. Tatman, a member of the
lodge who is planning to reside in
Pasadena, California. Mr.. Tatman
has served as Financial Secretary
of the lodge for a number of years
and also served as Grand Patriarch
of the Grand Encampment of Del
aware.
Mr.. Edward E. Clough, Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Del
aware and Mr.. Francis M. Clough,
Sr., Grand Secretary will be guests
of Mr.. George Dewitt, Grand Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge of New Jer-
sey on Thursday, June 21st, when
they will attend the annual session
of the New Jersey jurisdiction.
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Jefferson Lodge No. 2, meeting
in the Odd Fellows Building on
Thursday evening, paid special
honor to five of its members who
have belonged for fifty or more
years. They are: Stephen Hamil-
ton, a member since 1897; Albert
a member since 1900;
Frank Hi1legas, member since
1905; Rev. Howard Johnson,
member since 1905 and James w.
King, a member since 1906.
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