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~ Vol. \.If Oct11ber, 1954 No. 8 ~-.:,;;...o~""?;.;~~~~_...~.?'/~~~~
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OCT. 6
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OCT. !6
OCT. 2l
OCT. 30
NOV. 10
NOV. 18
NOV. 20
NUV. 20
~=xecllti ve Meeting, Cis;lt·l Saxon Post No. 41, AnH•1·1ca11 Legion - 905 Sligo Avenue. 8 p. m.
Vi..;it :-lilver :-lprinij Lodge No. 215, 7:30 p. m.
l~egu Lt1· \J eeting, T.tkorna Park 1'1asonic Temple, 7:30 p. rn. Supreme Forest Officers' Night. P1·ologut' & 1{ oya I ( 'ourt & Cedars At Sight.
U11if.wmed Bodie>i i'vl eeting.
1 lallowt'en Costnrne Danc•e Shoppe, Silv,·1· Spring.
l·~xecutive Meeting, Cissel Saxon Post No. 41, Arne1·1can Legion - 905 Sligo A venue, 8 p. m.
{ l nifor·med Bodies .'vi eet; ng.
Turl<t>~ ~hoot.
l{eguld1· Meeting, Takoma Park Masonic Temple, 7:30 p. m. Sidonian Ddlree and Election of ( Hfil't'l"S.
MONTGOMEHY FOHEST N0.134 TALL L:EIJARS OF LEBANON
SILVER SPRING. MARYLAND
ELECTIVE OFFICERS 1954 Herman A. Engelhardt, G.T.C. _____ 720 Seeks Lane, Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-2537 Edward A. Gindlesperger, S. D.G.T.C. l 0421 Mannakee St., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-0138 Harry L. Hanlein, J.D.G.T.C. _ 7304 Hilton Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 9-2929 Ernest C. Shaffer, Scribe 214 Dale Dr., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-1543 Enio 0. Persian, Treasurer 9902 Sutherland Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9 -2729
TRUSTEES 1954 Floyd R. Funkhouser (3 yrs.) Paul V. Thompson (2 yrs.) Charles H. Outten ( l yr.)
3215 ~.;cComas Ave., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-0567 930'; Wo.t:1 /'we., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-4268
105 01 Lo ain Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-1253 APPOl~HED OFFICERS 1954
Chaplain Rev. Alonzo R. Pixley, 1323 Holly St., N.W., Was'iington, D. C.-TA 9-3034 Asst. Scribe Albert L. Pelley, 318 Whitestone Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-J U 9-862 l Asst. Treasurer Courtland U. Kramer, 8341 Colesville Rd.,
Silver Sp1ing, Md.-JU 7-6268 Preceptor John R. Alcorn, 9336 Columbia Blvd., Silver Sp1 ing, Md.-J U 5-8324 Guide Dale H. Montgomery, 12001 B!uhill Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-LO 4-6757 Sentinel John 0 . Youngblood, 6918 Willow St., N.W., Washington, D. C.-RA 6-6023 Aide to G.T.C. Richard A. Harries, 7108 Poplar Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 5-9365 Aide to G.T.C. Herbert Mathews, 1307 Chambers Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-HE 4-552 l Capt. Color Guard Oran H. Geedy, 10017 Dallas Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 7-6956 Capt. Royal Rangers
Chief Sidonian Director Stunts Asst. Di rector Stunts Asst. Di rector Stunts Director of Music
Clifton H. Buh•master, 11815 Dewey Rd., Si Iver Spri ng , Md.-LO 5-3695
Arleigh Hauser, 503 Belford Pl., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 9-9244 Virgil H. Cain, 7201 Holly Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 5-2271
Collieta L. Crabill, 11204 Upton Dr., Kens;ngton, Md.-LO 5-8470 Elmer G. Krams, 31 08 Varnum St., Mt. Rainier, Md.-AP 7-4 719
Layton H. Miner, P.G.T.C., 10600 New Hampshire Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-HE 4-5455
Capt. Drum Corps Alexander DeSlmone, 1907 Lansdowne Way, Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-736 l
Capt. Buglers Hilton 0. White, 716 Forston Dr., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 9-8298 Chief Steward John J . Degan, 20 Montgomery Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 5-4875 Bulletin Editor Don A. Smith, P.S., 10016 Brunette Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-315 l Advertising Mgr. Roy L. Clinard, 12038 Valleywood Dr., Silver Sp· ing, Md.-LO 5-4664 Tuxedo Unit Steve Dolgas, Jr., 6513 Alleghany Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-·.IU 5-72"'8 Historian James R. Britt, 8806 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-9354 Medico Dr. Samuel Allen, 10407 Fawcett St., Kensington, Md.-LO :i--138'1 Chief Frolicker Paul Moore, 303 Granville Dr., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-7084 Aost. Frolicker Albert J. Chaney, 414 Gilmoure Dr., Silver Spr in9, Md.-JU 5-0716 Marshal J. Myron Jones, P.G.T.C. , 8818 Reading Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-3847 Muscular Dystrophy Edward A. Gindlesperger. S.D.G. T .C., 1 0421 Mannakee St.,
Kensington, Md.-LO 5-013 8 President Uniform Bodies Raymond J. McFadden, 10611 Wheatley St.,
Kensington, Mrl -LO 5. ·1 079 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN 1954
Membership Clarence E. Warfield, 21 1 Grenville Dr, Srlvcr Spring, Md.-JU 9-6814 Telephone & Delinquent Members J Dwight Cook, P G.T.C., 1O?1 1 Ridgm"Or Dr.,
Silver Spring, Md.-JU 8-9138 Convention Everett B. Terry, P.T., 9900 Sutherland Rd., Silver Spring, MJ.-JU 9-6420 Sick Ralph S. Weese, 6671 32nd St., N.W., Washington, D. C.-EM 3-6671 Welfare Entertainment Auditing Awards By-Laws
Ruppert Dunn, 8022 Maple Ave., Ta koma Park, Md -JU 5-8822 Walter Hershey, 506 l First St., N.W., Washington, D. C.-RA 3-2331
Stanley Powers, 806 Houston Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 9-8482 Eugene E. Roberts, 7001 Poplar Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-J U 8-3757
Claude T. Lawrence, 1 0439 Nag lee Rd., Hillandale, Md. HE 4-3582
PROCLAMATION
By virtue of the power and authority in me vested by the Supreme Forest, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon of the United States, I hereby call a meeting of Montgomery Forest
No. 134, to be held in the Takoma Park Masonic Temple, Maple and Carroll Streets,
Takoma Pork, on Saturday
October 16, 1954 at 7:30 P.M., for the purpose of
transacting such business as moy come before the Forest.
HERMAN ENGELHARDT, Grand Tall Cedar.
Attest: ERNEST C. SHAFFER, Scribe.
District Representative: NEWMAN SMOOT LEE, P.G.T.C., 139 District No. 20
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETS SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH
CISSEL-SAXON POST NO. 41, AMERICAN LEGION 905 SLIGO AVE., SILVER SPRING, MD.
Consi sts of all Officers ond Post G1ond Tall Cedars, Post Scribe, Past Treasurer,. and tnree members of the Forest appointed by the Grand Tall Cedar, namely, Harry G. Annis, Jr., Lewis D. Wynkoop, Ellsworth Phelps.
All members of the Fores1 are welcome to attend.
PAST GRA ND TALL CEDARS OF MONTGOMERY FOREST
William R. Enyeart Layton H. Miner George T. Heilman J. Dwight Cook J. Myron Jones Leo A. Benedict, Affiliated.
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PAST OFFICERS SERVING FIVE YEARS
Don A. Smith, P. Scribe
Eve1 ett B. Terry, P. l reasurer
1948-1952
1948-1952
Always read your bulletin - be well informed of all coming events - Watch
for your name 1n the booste1 s column.
TAKOMA FUNERAL HOME
DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE
Phone RAndolph 6-5200
J. Arthur Walters, Director
254 CARROLL STREET, TAKOMA PARK, WASHINGTON, D. C.
CYpress 7-9083 CYpress 7-9083 Oliver 2-7783 KROL L'S
Fuel Oil and Kerosene Oil Burner Service
6646 Temple Hill Rd., S.E. Washington 22, D. C.
W. J. & A. 0. KROLL
FIVE ST AR PRODUCTS Manufacturing Chemists
Specializing in Soaps, Detergents, Germicides, Rug Shampoo & Waxes
JOHN A. STYERS, President
MEETING NIGHTS OF OTHER FORESTS IN DISTRICT NO. 20
Prince Georges Forest No. 139 meets first Saturday of each month at Hyattsville Masonic Temple 43rd and Gallatin Streets, Hyattsville, Maryland.
Capitol Forest No. 104 meets second Saturday of each month at Northeast Masonic Temple 523 Eighth Street, Northeast, Washington, D. C.
·temple Forest No. 1 36 meets fourth Saturday of each month at Henry Knox Field Masonic Temple, Mt. Vernon Ave. in Del Ray, Alexandria, Virginia .
If you know of a Brother Toll Cedar who is sick, please report his case at once to the Sick Committee, Rolph S. Weese, 6671 32nd St., N.W., Washington, D. C., EM. 3-6671; Brother Luther Cramer, 1007 Elm Ave., Takoma Park, Maryland, Phone: HE. 4-6215; or the Scribe, Brother Ernest C. Scoffer, 214 Dole Drive, Silver Spring, Maryland, Phone: JU 5-1543.
ALL CEDARS-MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO COME OUT FOR EVERY MEETING IN 1954
Wear your Pyramid
NtW YEAR'~ EVE DANCE & BREAKFAST December 31, 1954
Call Any Of The Heads Of Units Or Officers Of The Uniformed Bodies For Tickets Or Details
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~ ~ , ~~ ,, - WELL HERE GOES-- MY PYKA'Ml D o 0 1 - "1 S OF'F AGAIN TO .lt>NT80UERY f'OREST
f-16 T J FOR ANO HER SUCCESSFUL EVENT. NAUELY. THE ~NIFORMED BODIES DANCE ON SEPT. 25. IT WAS A
I' t-a.:J---. l PL£ASURABLE Alf. WELL AS A FINANCIAL SUCCESS. L~ ~ BROTHER CEDARS, PLEASE TAKE NOTE AT THE t
l.- J ECHO CALENOAR ON ·THE FRONT COVER PAGE. AS YOU CAN SEE• WE HAVE A FULL SCHEDULE AHEAD OF' US. MAKE ALL THESE EVENTS AND HAVE FUN• FROLIC ANO FELLOWSHIP. ALso. READ THE ADS THAT APPREAR IN THE ECHO. YOU MAY BE MISSING A BET, 80 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS WH£N£VEA YOU CAN • .
THI: WORSHIPF"UL MASTER OF SU.YER 6PRIN8 LooaE No. 2151 OUR OWN BROTHER GEORGIE WERNER, HA.S INVITED THE FOREST TO VISIT WITH THEM ON OCT. 11 1 1954• TIMES "7130 P.M. PLEASE MAKE. EVERY £,.FORT TO ATTEND THIS MEETINQ A8 MASONRY IS THE FOUNDATION OF TALL CEOARISM ANO IT WILL PROMOTE OUR FOftESTe
Wt HAVf: BEEN INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FIREMEN'S PARADE IN SILVER SPRING, OCTOBER 6, 1954. ALL UNJTS OF THE FOREST WILL FROM IN TIC REAR OF THE CISSEL SAXON POST OF' THE AMERICAN LEGION ON SLIGO AVE. AT 6i30 P.M. WE ARE PROUD TO 81: AllCEO TO HE\.P OUT IN THE CIVIC AFFAIRS OF OUR COMMUNITY.
DoN'T FORGET OUR REGULAR MEETING ON OCTOBER 16, 1954. THE SUPREME TALL CEDAR or THt: UNITED STATES, JoHN R. HoLl .. INGER• WILL BE PRESENT. ALSO, TH£ PROLOQ ANO R<>YAL COURT Wll.L B£ EXEMPLtru:o.. AT OUR NoVEMB£R MEET I NG THE S.t DON 1 AN DEGREE WI LL BE C:ONF'ERRED ON THE LUCKY CANDIDATES SE\.ECTED. THAT MEETING WILL ALSO 8£ D..ECTION HIGHT.
CEOARLY YOURS, I
~~ Hl:RMAN A. ENGELHARDT , GRAND TALL CEDAR
A~WAYS WEAR YOUR PYRAMID TO MEETINGS
Now THAT SUMMER HAS BECOME A THING OF THE PAST, WE ARE ONCE AGAIN ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN THE AFFAIRS OF'
PLEASE LET US
BROTHERS, WE ALL WANT A CLUB HOUSE OF OUR VERY OWN~ THE ONLY WAY IT CAN BECOME POSSIBLE IS FOR ·EACH CEDAR TO MAKE A PLEDGE ANO STICK TO IT.
WE f,RE LOOKING F'OR A SUITABLE SITE TO PIJRCHAsE • . lT CAN BE EITHER IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED LANO, REASONABL~ ANO IN OR NEAR StLVER SPRING. ONE OR TWO ACRES ZOl'iU.1 COMMERCIAL, WOULD ~E SUFFICIENT FOR SUCH A SPOT AND W61J1 .0 6~ ENOUGH ROOM FOR A CLUB HOUSE ANO ST I LL GI VE. '(12 11~.:• '..t: PAR'< I NG SP~.CF.~ IF' ANYONE KNOWS OF ANY GROlJN!) Al\iS~JEP.lNG THE ABOVE DESCRIPTION, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH THL: UNDERSIGNED.. PLEASE MAKE INQUIRIES
AMONG YOUR FRIENDS ANO DAILY CONTACTS.
fOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL THE NEW TALL CEDARS, AN EXPLANATION OF THE CEDAR CLUB INC. WILL BE MADE AT THE N~XT REGULAR MEETING. So UNTIL THEN, I 1LL BE SEE1NG YOU~
VICE PRESIDENT PRES I DENT
GEORGE T. HEILMAN, P.G.T.C. CLIFTON BUHRMASTER.
**·•.******* THE "515n AUTO TAG DIRF.CTORYS ARE READY. PICK THEM UP FROM YCUR ~OOGE SCCRCTARYG You MAY ALSO CONTACT ROY FOWKES, UN.4-0491 IF' YOU WISH.
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~~~;1?~ ~~j d~ . THE TERRACE ROOM OF THE HOT
~?) . ( SHOPPE IN THE EIG BUILDING ON -=~ ,Y, fi"-~-' COLESVILLE ROAD WI L.L BE THE SCENE
2- :.. ~ \ ~' A HALLOWEEN DANCE ON SATURDAY -:-:-°" ~ __:;:. ...,..}<~\ Nl-Q_HT j oc_:rosrn 30 g 19 54 WH l CH w I LL "
:L __ __ ::;;_;.:;._--:__:_~ JJBE_:S_fONSEi-\EC BY THE fCRC:ST FOR THE YMEMBERS AND THEIR FRIENOS 0 ·
THE PRlCE HAS -BEEN SET AT $2~00 PER PERSON. TH IS WI LL I NCl.UOE REFRESHMENTS EXCEPT POTATO CH I PS ANO PRE1ZELS.
THlS WILL 3E A COSTUME DANCE AND PRIZES WILL
BE AWARDt::C. FOR THE BEST ORESJED (;OUPLE 9 ·1 HC: MOST
ORGINAl. COSTUME AND THE BEST COMIC,. BfST r'RESSi:O
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COUPLt Wi'LL RECE! .VE TWO TICKETS (VALL!::: $1S_.,00 ) ro THE
NEW YEARS 0,1\NCE AND OTHER PRI ZE S Wil.L B£ COMPARABLE., lN A001TlON THERE WILL BE DOCR P~ IZESo
DANCING WlLL BE FROM lO~OO PM TO l AM
CHA-IRMAN OF THE DANCE• ALEXANDER 'DESIMONE CAN BE REACHED BY CALLING uU. 9-736( AND HE WILL ANC:W~P ANY
QUEST !ONS YOU MAY HA VE CONCERN I NG' THE OAr.;GE Af·; L' HS
W i LL Al.SO HA VE TICKETS' AND DEL I VER THEM TO Y0uR DOOR•
* * * * * * ADVANCE NOTlCE
KEEP DECEMBER 3(, 1954 EVENING OPEN~ Tl--1,;1 WILL BE
NIGHT OF OUR NEW YEARS ['iE PARTY. WATCH THE (CHO FOR FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT
THIS.
REWEMBER LAST YEAR?
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~r;~· rj cP~:~~};;y~i~ J S \._ c c-t ~) ) 1 · ~ ~~.~. / H l LLANDALE RECREA Tl ON CENTER ~ C • 1lJ. ti
~ \; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1954
~ ~f''_~ WATCH THE [CHO NEXT MONTH FOR THE FULL DETAILS OF THIS EVENT.
EACH YEAR THIS EVENT HAS BECOME MORE AND MORE POPULAR SO ROUND UP YOUR SHOOTIN FRIENDS AND BE ON HAND TO WIN YOURSELF A TURKEY OR TWO.
* * * * * * * ELECTlON Of Off lCERS NOTICE TO THE FOREST
ACCORDING TO THE BY-LAWS OF THE FOREST• 30 DAYS NOTICE MUST BE GIVEN PRIOR TO THE ELECTION OF OFFICER-S. THEREFORE- TAKE WARNING: THE ELECTION OF THE OFFICERS OF MONTGOMERY FOREST N0.134 WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE NOVEMBER MEETING, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1954
******** CREDITS
EVERY NAME OF EVERY PERSON WHO CONTRIBUTES TO THE WELFARE ANO PROGRESS OF THE FOREST IS IMPOSSIBLE. HOWEVER• THE DOOR PRIZES THAT ARE GIVEN AT OUR DANCES ANO AFFAIRS ARE WELL WORTH WHILE • - SO HEREts TO THE SUPPLtERS OF THESE PRl~ES: EUGENE E. ROBERTS ANO STANLEY POWERS. ALL THEY NEED lS A TELEPHONE CALL AND PRESTG--THE PRIZES ARE THERE.
ANOTHER UNSUNG HERO IS ELLSWORTH PHELPS. THE FRAMES USED FOR THE VARIOUS CERTIFICATES OF THE FOREST AND THE FRAMES FOR THE HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS, MEMORIAM$ AND CITATIONS ARE SUPPLIED BY THIS GOOO BROTHER. THE FOREST APPRECIATES YOUR HELP.
.F . DISTRICT NO. 20 RELIGIOUS SERVICES J¥!~
PRINCE GEORGES FOREST NO. 139 WI LL ~ j.<~l BE THE HOST TO 0 I STRICT N0.20 AT THE rlY~d!jj }:,J ~ \. RELIGIOUS SERVtCES ON NOVEMBER 7, 1954~h/i ~~-=-\\~""\· ~ AT 8:00 P.M. AT THE FIRST METHODIST 'f/I _:---, ~f CHURCH, HAMIL ION AVE. ANO BALTIMORE IV. ~,,,-. 1 t '\ ~\
BLVD.;E::::::v::~E;A~:: IS TEHNEJOY IN . !~· ~-~~o 'Jr· BACKBONE OF THE FREEDOM WE ! "- Jvl THIS COUNl'RY OF' OURS. LET US ALL /I MAKE AN EFFORT TO ATTEND WITH OUR ff "'°"'j~-«> !! FAMILIES. '.%'~~~
BE SURE TO BRING YOUR PYRAMID ANO MEET OUTSIDE THE CHURCH ABOUT 15 MINUTES BEFORE THE SERVICE.
I 1i!1Jj . 111 G. Co /
SEATS WILL BE RESERVED FOR US C::::/--1/./ / ?C:.
AS A GROUP.
******** SICK ANO INJUREO
UNLESS THE SCRIBE IS NOTIFIED OF THE SICK OR INJURED IN OUR FOREST, THIS INFORMATION CAN NEVER BE BE PUT IN THE ECHOa ON RECORD AT THIS TIME IS THE FOLLOWING: SKINNY MILLER'S WIFE• JEAN• JS LAID UP WITH A BROKEN FoOOT. UNDERSTAND HER DOG• GOLDEN LANCE 1
KNOCKED HER DOWN. HER FOOT IS IN A CAST (JEAN'S WE MEAN) ANO SHE 1S GETTING ALONG FlNE 0
LLOYD E~ WILLIAR WAS INJURED LAST JULY PLAYING BASEBALL. Hts KNEE WAS BROKEN. JN THE JOINT ANO HAS BEEN MENDING OK BUT WILL STILL BE OFF WORK FOR A rEW7 :
MORE WEEKS. JOHN ANO JERRY MATTHEWS, SONS OF OUR BROTHER HERBERT, HAVE RECENTLY BEEN CONFINED BECAUSE OF' POLIO.
WE HOPE ALL OF OUR SICK CONTINUE TO IMPROVE. lF YOU KNOW OF ANYONE -- LET US KNOW.
BOOSTER
Herman A. Engolhardt,GTC Harry Hanloin, JIDTC Enio Persian, Treasurer Charles Outten, Trustee J. Myron Jones, PGTC Loo A. Benedict, PGTC Don A. Smith, P.S. Steve Dolgas, Jr. Alfred R. Robson Jack ,Dunnam, T.G. Buchler Mathew J. F..indman Johnnie o. Youngblood Virgil H. Cain Stl'Ulley T • . Powers L. s. Lorentzen Richard Goehring Leroy E.. 'Ei:tll Eug0nc E. Roberts Robert E. Swindell Beulah Ccin R. J. McFadden D.S. Thomas Catherine Engelhardt ' Margaret S. Jones Gladys E. Thompson Elizabeth D. Bill Nellie Alcorn
LIST
Ed. Gindlesperger, SIDTC Ernest C. Shaffer, Scribe Paul V. Thompson, Trustee George T. Heilman, PGTC J. Dwight Cook, PG1C '
- Everett B. Terry, P.T._ John J .. Degen Earl W. Keyser .Alonzo R. Williams John R. .Alcorn J am.:i s ~ :Britt .Alexander DeSimone George A,. EacKey Richard. A. b.arrias, Al.cert L. Pelley N.J. Turkal Bill Tuciler Stanley L. Eil.l Ct~rlos E. Wolfe Myra Goehring
Jr.
Roy L. Clinl".rd Grogory Michael Vera Turkal
Price
Loretto Persion Irene Dol:gos Ethel D. Powers Margaret L. Shaffer Verneen Cook
Eula. F. Britt M0 re;aret I. NacKey Dorotr,y B. Pelley Arthu.r J. Wray, Bull.Ed 139
. Jesse H. Hartley, JDGTC139 Call Mo 11Elmertt PGTC 104 Reggie Ellington, SDGTC139 J • . Gilbert Reese, PGTC 104 Ernest E. Boyden, PGTC 104 Chester Towers, GTC 139 H .. S. Padgett, SDGTC 136 Thomas C. Havell, PSTC 104 Paul A. 1'1all, JDGTC 136 Forest A. Touart, GTC 136 1'Mickey1l Smith Golden Lance Parade Miller Maryland Lassie Simpers
We have room for 5 more names. Let 1s have $lo00.
7 THESE ARE NEW
MEMBERS TAKEN INTO
FOREST AT THE LAST
MEETt NG.
WELDON E. MASSEY JAMES R. FOSTER
NELSON· G. THAYER WILLIAM R. BoLVIN
RICHARD L0 KEARNS WAL l 'ON G. -MUGEE- .
WE WELCOME YOU TO fUN, FROLtC AND FELLOWSHIP AND WISH YOU ALL
W!TH MOlllTGOM~~·!' f'OREST.
* * * * * * * * * ADDITIONS TO THE BOOSTER LIST
CATHARINE B. ROBERTS BENJAMIN F. REED GLADYS NICHOLAS FLOYD P. ~ FUNKHOUSER WILTON L. BUTLER CATHERINE R. ROBERTS ORVILLE J • MoNTGOMERY
Al.BERT 0., KROLL MRS., A:._BERT O. KROLL CHARLES W. -HAFLE EVERETT H. BUCK WiLMA MCFADDEN GEORGE WERNER
* * ... * * * * * FROM THE JR. DEPUTY G.TvC•
IS MoNTGOMERY FOREST SLiPPING? AFTER ALL THE AWARDS OF" FIRST PLACE, HONORABLE MENTION ETC.,• HOW
COME OUR JR. DEPUTY WAS ONLY PRE 3::::NTEO WITH A 2NO
PLACE CUP AS THE 2NO BEST LIAR AND BRAGGART IN DIST. #20 BY PR!NCE GEORGES fOREST?
THE $6 ' ~00 QUESTION IS -- WHO HAS flRST PLACE?
******** HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR DUES CARD? SEE THE SCRIBE IF YOURS IS NOT A 1954 CARD. HE STILL HAS A FEW.
5 MEMBERS IN ONE YEAR - - GIVES YOU YOUR NEXT Yr.AR'S DUES CARD FREE.
ED. GINDLESPERGER J. EDWARD POTTER
LEXANOER DESIMONE
• J • · MCf AD DEN CLIFTON 8UHRMASTER ED. P • BROOMALL RICHARD A. HARRIES HERMAN ENGELHARDT LEROY E. Hlt..L LEON M. STONE
·H. WILSON HAVENER T.B. LARRIMORE J. MYRON JoNES
YEAR - - GlVES YOU J.A. PARKER, SR. YOUR LIFE MEMBERSHIP ._J.W. RHODES FREE. PAUL V. THOMpSON
20 MEMBERS IN ONE
30 MEMeERS IN ANY 5 CONSECUT I VE :·YEARS GIV£S YOU YOUR LI FE MEMBERSHIP fREE4
GET OUT ANO GET THAT NEW MEMBER
NOW.
O. E. WARFIELD WILLIAM J. STUP STANLEY .. T. POWERS 'VERETT B~ TERRY OON A. SMITH H.J. MATTHEWS
W.J. TURKAL HARRY HANLEIN
LET 1S ALL HELP MAK( OUR FOREST GROW:
* * * * * * • * * AN ANNOUNCEMENT
5 7 4 2 l 1 l 1 1 l 1 l
TOTAL lO 16 13 2 2 t l 3 t l i I
1l 4 3 2 2 2. 2 1 l t l l
PRIN~~ GEORGES FOREST IS HOLDING THEIR BIRTHDAY DINNER AND ENTERTAINMENT ON OCT., 29 AT THE OINING H~ll, OF THE: UNIVERSITY OF tMRYLAND AT 6:30 P.M. T '. c;{e:·:-s: $3.,00 F'[R PF.RSON, Al .L. CEDARS OF OUR fORBST
ANO ·1HEiR FRiENiJS ARE IN'o'ITC::C. T!CV.E;'S AT THE DOOR,
WOODY'S STEAKS AND SEAFOOD OUR SPECIAL TY
Music and Dancing 9:00 A.M. to I :00 A.M. No Minimum No Cover
312 KENNEDY STREET, N. W. Cocktails - Mixed Drinks
Grant Wood, Prop.
JEROME PROPER 918 F St., N.W. EX 3-2112
Headquarters for all Masonic Jewelry and Lodge Supplies
SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY I 0016 Brunett Avenue
Silver Spring JU 5-3151 Office JUniper 7-5655
Fire-Theft-Auto--Cosualty Inland Marine
CALL HE 4-5455 or HE 4-8538 For TURKEY SHOOT
Information ~~
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
CITIZEN'S BANK TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND
JU 9-6000
RA 3-9624
MIMEOGRAPHING PRINTING
NATIONAL PRESS 2300 CHURCHILL ROAD
SILVER SPRING, MD. JU. 7-5836 H. W. Stein
PAINTING ... DECORATING J. MYRON JONES
8818 Reading Road SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND
JU 9-3847 JU 7-7944
DYSON'S MEAT SUPPLY CO. Retail - Wholesale
"Home Freezer Specialists" Special Rotes to Masonic Brethren Center Market City NA 8-7341
5th & K Streets, N.W. NA 8-7342
ATTEND THE TURKEY SHOOT
November 20
Kr:NSINGTON PHARMACY J.A.I. Parker, Ph.G.
'rce Delivery LO 5 0 6 00 - 5 - 1155 3739 Kensington -Wheaton Road
Kensi ngton, Md.
SARATOGA SUPER MARKET
JU7-7171
PINEY BRANCH and FLOWER AVE. Free Delivery
BLUE LODGES IN THIS AREA
Takoma 29, D. C.
Chevy Chase 42, D. C.
Pentalpha 194
Montgomery 195 ------------· _____________________ ---------·--.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
1st and 3rd Fridays
2nd and 4th Fridays
2nd and 4th Mondays
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
1st and 3rd Wednesdays
Kensington 198 ----· __ _
Bethesda 204
Silver Spring 215
Cornerstone 224
2nd and 4th Mondays
1st and 3rd Thursday<
ATTENTION!
Please report the death of our members to the Scribe
immediately, as the lack of such notice makes it impossible for
the forest to pay the proper respect to our deceased brethren.
LAMAR AND WALLACE Everything in MILL WORK
All size combination doors
37 New York Ave., N.E., ME 8-4126
WEAR YOUR PYRAMID
TO ALL CEDAR FUNCTIONS
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For Y ottr Dancing Pleasure
COLLIE HOWELL'S
DANCE MUSIC
')oy: CO 5-8 I 39 Eves. JU 7-9321
JU 9-9136
R. LAMONT THURSTON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICES
320 Pinewood Ave. Silver Spring
O!itJl!JiliJJJJJlliJ!l!jJ.mM:tt PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRICAL WORK
GAS AND ELECTRICAL HOME APPLIANCES
ROY CLINARD • • • LO 5-4664 37 48 Howard Ave., Kensington, Md.
YOUR BANKING NEIGHBOR THE BANK OF SILVER SPRING
JU. 9-9000 8701 Georgia Avenue
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