~ Volume IV . . , ' JUNE, 195 l Number 6

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Fric:!ay, June 8-

Night of Thrill s

Griffith Stadium, 8:00 P. M.

Saturc!ay, June 16-

Regular Meeting

Takoma Park Masonic Temple

Sa~u:-cay, June 30-I ~ Institution of Mariners Forest t£ Hotel Chamberlin, Fort Monroe, Va., 3:00 P. tv1. J! Sidonian Degree by Montgomery Forest

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- PBOCLAMATION -f/~. 1) . ..,/ "'

By virtue of the power and authority in ne vested by the Supreme Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon of the United States, I hereby call a. neeting of I·.iontgooery For.est No. 134, to be held in the Takoi::ia Park Ha.sonic Templ.e, Maple and carroll Streets, Takoma Park, on Sa.turd.a;r, June 16, 1951, at 8:00 p.o. for the purpose of transacting such business as raey come before the Forest.

Attest: Don A. Soi.th Scribe

·aeorge T. Heilman Grand Tall Cedar

JaDes G. Reese, P.G.T.c., No. 1-04 District "Representative, District No. ~ ·

--------------~-----HONOR ROLL Ley-ton m.ner--------1 c. L. Crabill:...__----l 1441 ·J. ~- .... -----1·

- J. D1'i.ght 09ok~ Jr.-1 · ·· You can add your nane to thi's '.List by getting a

new menber for our Fore~t. After you have your nane there; increase _the nunber 81'ter your name by getting additional Cedar material or wood. - - - --- - - - -~ - - - - - - - - - - ~

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THE GRAiID TALL SEZ:

I sure appreciated the incz·eased nu.:it.er of our nenbers at our regular oee\ings~ It is encouraging to . count the nuuber of ~ heads and see they are on the upward trend each nonth. I hope to see 100 present on June 16th. Won't you help by being there? -..__ , .

In April, we had ~ one new candidate, three in .May, but due to certain events and happenings, I have reason to b&lieve that there will be a charp increase in ~eubership during the reJ:Jainder of the year. Hope the rabbits survive the ordeal of cha.ngi.Jlg ho:oes so of.ten.

If you. \~ere not at Atlantic City Convention, you Dissed .a good tine, ask anyone who was there. Nake plans for next year, and don't l!liss it again~

***** • ************ • * ~ ******** There will be a Special Neeting following the reg­

ular neeting on June 16th. Make youF notes on the papers distributed at the last ueating and bring then along. It is to you·r own and the interest of your Forest to lend an attentive ear and offer your sug-gestion.s.

**** ********** ':' *** *********** DANCE & PARTY

The l-iusic Rooo of the Chalfonte Hotel at Atlantic City was the scene of a party and dance on the Satux­day night of the Convention-that is after the other scheduled happenings had happened. Although part of the OU.sic was canned, Brother Frank Heidick and our Past Grand Tall Layton ~·iiner tickled the i ·vories, and had President Trunan been there, he would have been envi~us. It was one SWELL PARTY.

LONG 'LIVE TFE KING

Long Live Cedariso ai so ~ bu~ it can only be done with the help of the Erot~erno

I invite each and every one of you to participate in the workings of the Foresto The Royal Court and Pro­log needs help. If you want Montgo!!ery Forest . to r:iake a good presentation, please attend rehearsals. D~n•t wei t ts> be invited. coaxed, .shoved, urged. pushed, but coc.e out on your own accord and your interest in the Forest0 The next rehear~al will be Friday, June 13th at S:JO p.ra. in the baseoent of the Hoose Hall on Wayne Avenue in Silver Spring.

Cooe on out fellows--John Alcorn, Preceptor.

• - * * * * * • - * -Prince Georges Forest--plea~e note· MontonerY- Forest

now neats on the third Saturday of the nonth at the :Masonic Temple in Takoc.a,Park.

... - - - - - - - - - -- -The Grand Tall needs an Advertising Manager to . s&­

cure Ads for the Ec:Uo. We LlU.st have them to pa~" our expenses• Please let us have a volunteero '

On the other hand, everybody-plea~e patronize our :friends and c.eobers that have placed ads in our Echoc It is a two way proposition, yo knowo ·

Sin~~ w~!!rted the ballyhoo t..~ 1 \, " )

of the "Thing", Nontgonery Forest , ~,) l / ( ) ) \ has changed their Deeting ni te (, ) { f \ '; ;) t; ! froD the Fourth Saturday of \ \ 'i \ ( / · · / the month to the !!!hi.rd Sat- I \, J ~ I · ( \. · urday,. Hence, the orginal I . ~ ~

date . of the 23rd of June Y. '< I. · does not fall on a neeting "( L

nite. Therefore, the d~te has been changed to J';;,ly 21, the regular ~eeting n i tee

Albert Pelley wm:d; i;: to see you about the Thin6~ Ca.J..l hlo&

:BOOSTER LIST FCR 1951 George !f. hell.Dan, GTC Capt -> A_, R.,WUUaos J. Dwight Cook, SDGTC Walter Hw Ford, 139 Paul v. Thoopson Basil N. Newcoob LEqton Miner, PGTC :Richard A. Harries Clarence w. Price, GTC 139 Robert T. Gerstoyer Arthur :a. Hart Heroan B. Willaredt, PS!C Ja.oes R. Britt w. Honer Carroll, PGTC l·irs. Eula j'. Britt Mrs • .Elsie ~iloan Leroy E. Hill Williao D. Senger, DR :J/:14 John R. Alcorn Heroan Englehardt Stanley L. Hill J. Melvin Miller Albert L. Pelley Ernest Riddl.e George A. ~ Hanoond Hobbs W1111ao Jeans "Buck" Floyd Mrs. Margaret s. Jones St~ve Dolgos, Jr. J. I-~ron Jones Thooas c. Havell, PSTO Janes G. Reese, DR =il20 c. L. Crabill Mrs. :i.~ia.rgaret I. Ma.cKay O;r.-ville J • . Hontgooery1 JDGTC Frank c. .Hallowell n J a~~" Krans .A1 Kroll Willard J. TlloDas,PGTC#14.3 Joseph P. Fitzgerald Charles E. Denent

The Li st is continuing to grow. Send a DO~ to the Scribe or the .Editor and· have your na:le placed on the Booster List for the ranainder of the year 1951. I.ADIES are al.so invited to have their nm:ies placed on the List.

• * * • * • • • * • • • • * * • • * IW>PY :SIRTHDl\Y TO OUR 0 ~ I a nefi 2 IR GBAND_~·---G~o_:g~ _:._H~i~oan ,~ By sotle hook or crook, the . fQl~;:::.,;;:::::ii;::::;=:;;o-~

grape vine discovered that George had a birthday, the opening day of the Convention. Happy Birt~ rind oa.ny nore.

* • • • • • • * * * * * • • • • • • Isn 1t it peculia.r--the various Forests . in District

4/20 are continually bragging at what they can do but it sure takes i.-~ontgooery Forest to produce, when pro­ducing is of the essence.

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The , ~al.l Cedars of Leb­anon at Atlantic Cit7 Co~ vention adopted as · a Na­tional. Objective. the aid to help research of

~iu.scular Dystropey·

It is at the present tioe an incurable disease.·· characterized by the fatal wasting a"1ia:3' of 1.:lllscle groups--end a_general weakness in all lmbs.' Tlre aim is ~o assist the Muscular Dystropey Association. Inc •• a non-profit. non-sectarian organization. in a.ccon­plishing their broad objectives: (1) to foro conounity organizations welconing the help of other organizations (2) to foster new and intensive research. (3) to or­ganize coumunity and regional facilities for treat­nent. (4) to nruce the general puolic aware of the disease• ·

A few facts about the disease--100~000 Americans nave the disease. It weakens, cripples and then killti the victims.. There is no known effective treatDent• There 1 s no known cure. l·iost victios are between 3 and 13 years of age. Few will ~each adolescence and alnost "all will

die before na.turity. It causes conplete degeneration of the ouscles.

TALL CE.IlARS ARE ~ow ON THE lvil\.R.CH FOR HUMANITY******

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AJ.u'JU.AL CRAE FESTIVAL r (,.~ ~ Everybody is wonderi ng ~ / $ B

when they wi-ll have the / C\_< , __ ~--(~,-opportun1 ty to fill their ' _ ,'?-j ~-P tuooies with C;ra.bs, • . C~a.bs, · ~-"· J ~--;: _ ......, "· 'j/ en.!1. Dore Crabs. · ~ (_':)! ~' \_ )'p~.,.;~

Cheer up, · i ·t 'l'l<mt" be (:~ · ~ .r "-. ~~

the date and:. Yesl 1 t is · - . 1ong now. July 29th is .. - -~· <(' JJ. · "'5-} the. last SuntiEcy" in July• ~ · ' ·· · Mark the da.te--oore details later. as to the tioe, cost, and ~ther. pertinent in­f'ornation • . (Edi tor• s note: The artist has protayed t 'he right

nuuber of claws., b'll.t · the qilestion · 18 how about· legs) *********************"'·**** . .

The following officers of the Suprene l'ore.st . were elected at the Convention in Atlant~·c City.; .

John H. McFaul, :Saltinore Forest #45-------:....sTO Willian a.Reichard, :Bethlehera, Pa. #61--'....-·s~O

'Bayard W. Saler, Westooreland Forest fr77--:.....J~C Ednund H. Reeves, lJridgeton• ' N.J. ://: 7:....:....::scrl.be John H. Kline, Easton. Pa.. -#37--~- ... ~reasilrer

·~ ... - - . Congratulations on your'honored pQ.sj,tions • . Mont­

gonery Forest lfo. 134 wishes you _the _beet ·of .every­thing during the period Of tine that YOU head Oui­Cedars. Note: The Ed1 s Father vas from Wes~norela.nd 77

The Conven~ion of the . Tall _ ------:--~ Cedars of Lebanon v.i.11 be held r~ ---:-~ at Atlantic City in 1952. Let

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us plan on naking . that the · _ - - )<lii'd ! _:,~_{ , ·I biggest turnout our Fo~,_::-:;.:~: fr·I f' ~- SI ~ -ii~ 11.i . ·; J est has ever made. 1952 ! \ ~__:..:. .. ,~/ headquarters for our __ __;.-. .-:--~~--- \

' - - . ---- :;I , ' ~ Forest will be the --- ·-==-·,---.c..:--.;..;_- #_\-,- l I Sends Hotel, on . the .1: -.. :..... ' l • · Boar\relk end of South : N' -·' ~ '> ). ~J - ; · Carolina Avenue»> We hav~ :. ·i1 I) ~-:. ·; ' ·f. -· _... j / already signed up for the 1 r-- .-.-- ' ; r ./_.·,. .-entire llot·el-100 roons... - . - / : ·

THANKS ******* THANKS ******* THA.l1KS

to Snuff)' Soi th and his wife Gene for arranging the Saturday Nite Dinner at Capt. Starns for the gang at Atlantic City. There were about 30 present.

to Howard Stein for his work and skill in printing the Hi Si" Book for Atlantic City Forest and the Su­preue Forest. Thanks a J:lillion Howe.rd. You know fel­lows, he is the l!)lY that prints the covers for the Echo. Thanks again! - - -- - .. - - - -... ..

to Charlie Parks for being a Banger in the Para.de. __ ,_ __ ... ._ ... _ ..... _ . -

to Floyd Funkhouser for carrying our Forest Banner in the Color Guard for the Parade.

to Oran Geedy, who ran the bread route (Wonder, that is), then drove to Atlantic City and back a.ge.in, all in the satle dq. Boyl that is going out of your way, if not on foot, to help your brethern. ......... ____ ... __ .,._

. to Al.1 · ef the Officers, Unit Heads, Trustees, Menbers of Units, Mer:ibers of the Forest and their wives for their participation in caking the 1951 Ta11 Cedar Convention such a grand success.

to any one else not naoed or identi:fied otherwise, be­cause withour everyone of you to help the occasion,

we would ha~M~Mf

One qu.estion that bas been foreaoat 1n the rd.n4s of oany of the Cedars-Where did John Alco~ spend Fri­dey Nitel

Another question-Sara, can two sleep in a sing"le bed with coilf'ortt

- .. - - - - - - - - .._ - - -Don't forget the neeting--thircl Saturday, June 16

-coue out end enjoy a real good tioe • .Also don't forget to wear your pyre.Did and get a candidate.

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TrayEore {Cont~d froo Page 4) (13 .9)

hin if he knew where he was ,going? They finally ended at the extreme terwinal of the ~oardwalk and still no Trayraor, ;:ind then started the trudge back~ They did find the ~:cayoor; but '"hen passing the Shellbourne, the lapse of tine was noted by the fact that the enpty flower bed had petunias in the boxes and in full blooo. Only conoent that can be raade is that GT Heilnan ~ on a nilk diet due to his pet ulcers????????

****"'** ..l.tlantic City Parade

We did not have the biggest turnout, but we sure nada a ~ce showing and froo reports.. it tlad.e a very iL1pressi ve sight, with the various capes, banners, and ~~~~ .

Heading our eection was the color guard with Ca.pt. Minar lea~ng and the following participating~ Paul Moore, Geedy, Decker. Funkhouser, furkal., l•Iatt.b.ews, & G@ret~er.

They were followed by the Officers of Nontgo:oery Forest: Grand Tall Reiloan, Senior Deputy Grand .Tall Cook, Junior Deputy Grand Tall Montgo~ery, Scribe Don Smith, ru::.d Treasurer Terryo ~n cane MacKay and Joe Fitzgerald, the Trust~s and Jones, the Aide to the Grand Tall. Even Paul ThoL'lpson dropped into line to help swell the nunberQ

The Rangers cane next with their distinctive col­orful uniforras. Captain Fidler, Mallette, Stein, Maclc• Parks, and Sha.:f'fer.

Chick Harries led the Stunt Teao w:'.th their nulti­colored out:fits,. Kl"oll, Crabill, Graos, :Bu;.'gess, Wil-liaoson, Hanl.ein, Alco1·n and :Booth appeared in this unit.

Yes, AlasJ it is true we were near the last of the para.de and with9ut good nusic again this tjne but do not despair, we hope to do better r.ext tine~ P.:riywa:y, it was sone FUU.

* * * *. *· * * * * No reservations will cs taken .fer A:;la:u.t~c Cit~y

Convention until,..at;t,e"t' the fi:.r-..;t; of tl&n\Ja:ri, 1952, *******•~·~~**~x x M~

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Ea.oh :Brother upon entering the Lodge roo:c. was gl ven a st".1~ !"or a. drawing. Du.ring the course c! the evening, the time for the draving arriv~d. aLi1 GT HeilJ:lan proc@ded to

draw a nuober f'roo the p71'8Did held by the Senior De­puty Coo?t:c Al thou&l'l 1 t l'&S enppose4 to have been not fixe~· t!l.e {'."'l! p-wllod hi~ cv4 ;QDl;lber :for a beauti1Ul

.. tiec: Na11•.trally 1 \hGrtt was an uproar about a u :fir'• ee­peoially :f?'tra one "AV Xrollc . Oong9n1al <v.? then drew -a seoor:.d. nwaoa:r.• and the tie was olaiLled by Kraoer. A second drawing was Dada w1 th side rei:ie.rlcs and alt10st threats froo a cert~n Kroll that he ve:ited his IIUJ:l­

ber pulled a11d Lo~ and !eholdl Kroll~ s nuuber was · cal.led.. Ha rJ.shP.c\ '-,:9 to the Rostrun and was presented with a bu.ehe1 basket contai:li.ng Filbert and Flossie,

· two white rabbi tse Be waa pleased and stunned, bu\ befoTe. he do ouch, he was adoonl shed by th:e JuJllor & Senior Deputies to wait witil he heard the sti,pul.• ti.:>ns that went w1 th the rabbi ts. 'l!he reading of the award was JJad~. then ceme the stipulations. Be was to take care of the rabbi ts until . he brought in a peu-­tion for a new meober at which tioe he could relin­quish ~.s ownership 9f the ralibi tiJ to a. ncol;,er of hia choice providing that Ilatlber bad not p:roet."!.red a pet-1 tion for uerabersh1p. Re had to bri.l'l.g the anioals to ol.l functions of the Forest or pay a f~ne {he paid

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-P~ul V • Thoopson-

Brother Paul Vo Thonpson, one of the nost faithful Brothers in the ~a1l Cedars, and Tyler of Silver Spring Lodge No. 215, has retired after 44 years . of service with Uncle San. Paul started his Gove·rnnent Ca.rear as ap­prentice ~achinist at the . Washington Navy Yard~ lie cane through during World War I, of course in the Navy, as Chief Engineer of his ship~ He was a Lieutenant Comnander in the Reserveso

Iµ JanUary '1923, he returned to Governnent service as supervising forena.n ot the typewriter repair depar~­nent in Agrici.J.lture~ He later transferred to the Na1r­ional ·Parks Service in' the Departoent of the Interior.

Eis next transfer Wa.s in l937 to the Fede:t"a). '\·io;-ks Autho'ri ty in the Public :Sui.l,QJ.n€;s Serv!-ce •. l'}:i;t~ . ~gain in 1948 to the Federa1 Supply Service .of the General Services Adi:unistration. where he was located rmtil he retired.

.Paul treasures a S-croli gi van to hira in honor . of · those 44 years of service. Ee has said that he j.s get­ting a substantial. retirement pension, but he is an" tirely too young to be hung up on a shel:f'.9 He has in­vestigated severa1 opportunities for a job and expects to go back to ~~k on a new job wi. thin. a very short tine. His retirer.1ent was effective 'April 30<>

Congratulations Paul, you are O.X.

NEW MEMS.El.RS · The follo'Wing men have joined the .. ranks of the Tall

Cedars during the pafit two r.lonths: Herbert J. Matthews Abraha.r.l L. Frocke, Donal L. '.rurkal~ and Janes E. Ren­nie, Jr. Welcone Cedars to your new station in life~ We are proud of YOUo

'ViE.l\.R YOUR PYRANID

V~ 12) (Babbits Cont'd frou Page 10) for not taking them to the Convention)• he. 1'1U.st pq a 8Wl of IIione7 to the Forest if ..each or. both clie while in his cuatoq9 If there should· be a blessed event a fine will be Llade for each of the ottspring.

'rile .Bd1 tor had a special interview at Atlantic Ci "7 v1 th Brother Xroll, who stated that he 1.s relinquish­ing his custoq of the rabbits at _the ne:zt meeting• June 16th because he is bringing 1~ petitions (not a petition). He also states that he has the next cus­todian selected, but would not rev~ who that will be. l'elloW., all that I can ~ is tha.t ~eke a HINT and ~t yourself a petitio~. because according to the etipul.aUona accotlp81J71ng the rabbits, i 'f ;you have a petition in the hand.a of the officers, you do not ha'Ye to teke charge of the rabbi ta. The se.r:ie clauses con­cerning the keeper of the rabbi ts will pass along aa they are tnmsf'erred.,. Get 7our petition now and aw14 eI:ibarraaaI:lex1:'• !l?o 8.AJ."- 7ou arEt a real go04 ~m.

lWiG.ERS fbe Gran4 fall baa announced that Brother Oun

l'icller has con•Hmted to take over th8 Bangers and act in the ~itJ' of' Chief Banger. Wonderful, I sq. Be has some unfilled. uniforms so let 1 s get behind hie, and bring the Bangera into prominence as Qid mo Mi­ner vith the Color Guard.

~----~~------------Newport lfaws, Virg1nia A new :roreat will be added to the Boster on June

30th• 1951 at Newport Bewa, Virginia. NontgoL1eq lor­est haa been aaked to put on the Sidonian Degree at the Institution of this Forest.

Ve are. going there. so come _out on the 16th and get the ful.l detaile. We want to cake a veq goocl appearance.

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We have ·SOiile elegant Visitors at our Meetings 8ach Ilonth. Nalq of thera are Officers of nearby J'oresta. You .are a1WS¥s welcome. We missed JiJililie Reese and Ton Bavell le.at oeetill8 night. (Hore eats for others)

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ELECTIVE OFFICERS FOR 1951

Georg e T. Heilman, G .T.C ............... .. .... I 0420 New Hampshire Ave., Silver Spring-SL. 053 8

J. Dwight Cook, S.D.G.T.C ......................... I 02 I I Ridge moor Dtive, Silver Spring-SH. 8952

Orville J. Montgomery, J .D.G.T.C ..... .. .. 3117 Northampton St., Washington , D. C.-EM. 6576

Don A. Smith , Scribe .. .. ........................... : .......... .. I 00 16 Brunett Ave., Silver Spring-SL. 3151

Everett B. Terry, Treasurer .. .. ............................ 9900 Suth erland Rd. , Silver Spring-SH. 6420

* * * TRUSTEES

Georg e A. MacKay-2 years E. B. Smith-I year Jose ph P. Fitzgerald-3 years

* * * EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Meets first Friday of each month

* * * APPOINTED OFFICE:l.S FOR 1951

Chaplain ........................................ Rev. Alonzo R. Pixley, 1323 Holly Street, N. W .-TA. 3034

Preceptor ................................ John R. Alcorn, 915 Columbia Blvd ., Silver Spring .-SL. 8324

Marshal ........................................ Richard A. Ha rries, 17 Poplar Ave .. Takoma Park--SL. 9365

Guide .. .. .... .. .......... .... ........................ Arlhur R. Hart , 8500 Cedar St., Silve r Spring-SH. I 61 I

Sentinel ................ .. .................... .. Martin W. Booth, 3208 Taylor St ., Mt. Rai nier-WA. 7414

' Editor & Asst . to Scribe ......... ... .... .. Ernest C . Shaffer , 214 Dale Dri ve , Silver Spring-SL. 1543

Captain , Color Guard ... . :.... ... . .. . Layton Miner, P.G.T.C., I 0600 New Hampshi re Ave.-SH . 5455

Chief Ranger.. . ............. .... ........ .. Curtis L. Fidl er, 920 Sl igo Ave., Silver Spring-SL. 2442

~f Sidonian ...... ... .. ................... Skeets Crabbill, 4 Upton Drive, K~nsington, Md .-PL. 8470

} Aide t~l\:lf'Yr8if'iones, 8818 Reading Rd., Silver Spring-SH. 3847

Historian ... ............................. .. .... James R. Britt, 8806 Col esv ill e Rd ., Sil ver Spring-SL. 9 354

Chairman, Sick Committee .... ...... .. LeRoy Hill, 900 Philadelphia Ave., Sil ver Spri ng-SH . 5366 '

Chief Steward ............. .. ... .. ... ....... John J . Degen , 13 All egheny Ave ., Tak oma Park-SL. 2974

Chief Frolicer ............ ........ .. Frank C. Hallowell, 8716 Col esville Rd. , Silve r Spring-SL. 02 11

* * * PAST GRAND TALL CEDARS

William R. Enyeart-1948 Layton Miner-1949

MONTGOMERY FOREST NO. 134 Tall C edars of Le banon

Box 54 , Silver Spring , Md .

William Hom e r Car; oll, Sr.-1950

Sec . 34 .66 P.L.&R. Pe rmil· No. 169

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