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Vol. VIII April, 1955 No.4

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CALENDAR

Easter Sunrise Service, Walter Reed Hospital 7:30 a. m.

Executive Committee Meeting, 8 p.m. Cissel Saxon Post, American Legion - 905 Sligo A venue

Regular Meeting, Takoma Park Masonic Temple, 8:00 p. m. Prolog and Royal Court

Uniformed Bodies Meeting

Montgomery Forest Night at Temple Forest No. 1:16. Ceremonial

Ladies Night Dance 10 'til l Terrace Room Hot Shoppe, Silver Spring

MAY 19, 20, 21. 22 CONVENTION, ATLANTIC CITY

MONTGOMERY FOREST N0.134 TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON

SILVER SPRING. MARYLA N D

ELl:CTIV;: OFFtc:m.s 1 c;55 Edward A. Gindlesperger, G.T.C. _____ l 0421 Mannakee St., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-0138 Harry L. Hanlein, S.D.G.T.C. 7304 Hilton Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 9-2929 Raymond J. McFadden, J.D.G.T.C. 10611 Wheatley St., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-1079 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 1955 Hilton 0. White (3 yrs.) _ ______ 716 Forston Dr., Takoma Park, Md.-J U 9-8298 Flyod R. Funkhouser (2 yrs.}_ _______ 3215 McComas Ave., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-0567 Paul V. Thompson (1 yr.) _______ 9306 Worth Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-4268

APPOINTED OFFICERS 1955 Chaplain Emeritus _____ Rev. Alonzo R. Pixley, 3111 20th N. , Arlington, Va.-JA 5-5764

Chaplain ----· ----- ___ Frank H. Heideck, Newport Mi II Rd., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-01 06 Asst. Scribe & Editor

Albert L. Pelley, 31 8 W li itestone Rd., Si Iver Spring, Md.-J U 9-8621 Asst. Treasurer ____ forl A. Bowman, 2700 McComas Ave., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-0560 Preceptor ________ Ellsworth Phelps, 407 Beech Ave., Takoma Park 12, Md.-JU 8-8996 Guide _ _William Earle Lear, Jr., 7305 Hilton Ave., Takoma Park 12, Md.-JU 9-3098 Sentinel Louis D. W ynkoop, Washington Grove, Md.--Gaithersburg 697-R Aide to G.T.C. ________ Virgil H. Cain, 7201 Holly Ave., Takoma Park 12, Md.-JU 5-2271 Aide to G.T.C. __ Herbert Matthews, 1307 Chambers Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-HE 4-5521 Chief Ranger Clifton H. Buhrmaster, 11815 Dewey Rd. , Silver Spring, Md.-WH 6-81 06 Capt. Color Guard Oran H. Geedy, 10017 Dallas Ave. , Silver Spring, Md.-JU 7-6956 Chief Sidonian ____ Arfeigh Hauser, 503 Belford Place, Takoma Park 12, Md.-JU 9-9244 Director of Stunts John J. Degen, 20 Montgomery Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 5-4875 Capt. Drum & Bugle Corps Layton H. Miner, P.G.T.C., l 0600 New Hampshire Ave., Silver Spring Md.-HE 4-5455 Publicity William R. Thompson, Jr., 10612 Dunkirk Dr., Silver Spring, Md.-LO 5-3805 Chief Steward _ John R. Alcorn, 9336 Columbia Blvd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-8324 Asst. Steward Ed Nethercutt, 12902 Matey Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-WH 6-7134 Bulletin Publisher

Don A. Smith, P.S., 10016 Brunett Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-3151 Asst. Ed. & Advertising

Raymond J. McFadden, 1 061 1 Wheatley St. , Kens ington, Md.-LO 5-1079 Tuxedo Unit _Steve Dolgas, Jr., 6513 Alleghany Ave. , Takoma Park, Md.-JU 5-7238 Historian ___ James R. Britt, 8806 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-9354 Medico__ - --- Dr. Samuel Allen, 10407 Fawcett St., Kensington, Md.-LO 5- 1 389 Lt. Range rs Sam Butler, 4 04 Royalton Roa d, Sil ve r Spring, Md.- JU 9 -0238 Marshall George T. Heilman, P.G.T.C., 10420 New Hampshire Ave., Silve r Spring, Md. - HE 4-8538 Muscular Dystrophy

Harry L. Hanlein, 7304 Hilton Ave., Ta koma Park, Md.- JU 9-2929 COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN 1955

Membership -· ______ James E. Potter, 712 Bayfield St., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 5-8253 Convention Richard A. Harries Sr., 71 08 Poplar Ave., Takoma Pa rk, Md.-JU 5-9365 Sick Raymond J. McFadden, 1601 1 Wheatley St., Kensingt'm, Md .-LCJ 5-107 9 Community Welfare __ Robert L. Dunn, 8022 Maple Ave. Takoma Pa rk, Md.-JU 5 -8822 Auditing _ _ __ ____ _____ Stanley Powers, Leon Benedict, P.G.T .C. , Albe rt L. Pe lley By-Laws and Grievance

Everett B. Terry, P.T., 9900 Sutherland Rd., Silver Spring, Md.- JU 9-64 20 Awards Eugene E. Roberts, 7001 Poplar Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 8-3 7 57 Finance and Budget

Enio 0 . Persian, 9902 Sutherland Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-2729 President, Uniformed Bodies

Alex De Simone, 1907 Lansdowne Way, Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-7361

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 coll o meeting of Montgomery Forest

No. 134, to be held in the Takoma Pork Masonic Temple, Maple and Carroll Streets,

Takoma Pork, on Saturday

April 16, 1955 at 8:00 P.M., for the purpose of

transacting such business as may come before the Forest

EDWARD A. GINDLESPERGER, Grand Tall Cedar.

Attest: ERNEST C. SHAFFER, Scribe.

District Representative: NEWMAN SMOOT LEE, P.G.T.C., 139 District No. 20

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EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETS SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH

CISSEL-SAXON POST NO. 41, AMERICAN LEGION 905 SLIGO AVE., SILVER SPRING, MD.

Consists of all Elective Officers and Past Grand Tall Cedars, Past Scribe, Past Treasurer, and three members of the Forest appointed by the Grand Tall Cedar, namely, Harold V. Hermanson, Williom MacMullin, and Kenneth Brace.

All members of the Forest are welcome to attend.

PAST GRAND TALL CEDARS OF MONTGOMERY FOREST

William R. Enyeart Loyton H. Miner George T. Heilman J. Dwight Cook J. Myron Jones Herman A. Engelhardt Leo A. Benedict, Affiliated.

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PAST OFFICERS SERVING FIVE YEARS

Don A. Smith, P. Scribe

Everett B. Terry, P. Treasurer

1948-1952

1948-1952

Always read your bulletin-be well informed of all coming events-Watch for

your name in the boosters 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 KROL L'S

Fuel Oil and Kerosene Oil Burner Service

6645 Temple Hill Rd., S.E. Woshington 22, D. C.

W. J. & A. 0. KROLL

Compliments

FOOD TOWN SUPER MARKET

3733 Kensington-Wheaton Rd. Kensington, Md. LO 5- l 865

U-Shop We Deliver

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. l 04 meets second Saturday of each month at Northeast Masonic Temple 523 Eighth Street, Northeast, Washington, D. C.

Temple Forest No. 136 meets fourth Saturday of each month at Henry Knox Field Masonic Temple, Mt. Vernon Ave. in Del Doy, Alexandria, Virginia.

If you know of a Brother Tall Cedar who is sick, please report his case at once to the Sick Committee, Raymond J. McFadden, l 0611 Wheatley St., Kensington, Md., LO. 5-1079, Luther Cramer, l 007 Elm Ave., Takoma Park, Mary iand, Phone : HE. 4-6215; or the Scribe, Ernest C. Shaffer, 214 Dale Drive, Si iver Spring, Mm yland, Phone: JU 5 - 1543.

Wear your Pyramid

Carry Out Orders Modern Dining Room

Capri Italian-American Restaurant 11210 Cunningham Drive, Wheaton, Md.

Phone: LOckwoorl 5-9894

-~~'lk 0"~~-4:- I t~~j WELL, LOOKS LIKE A BUSY SCHED~LE FOR US (;()/.~'THE NEXT FEW MONTHS - SEE THIS ISSUE FOR ~ALL THE EVENTS COMING UP • .-'~'/'---- . ~ "'\ ,.~ J THAT w~s A SWELL D-ANCE THE UN.I FORMED ............ \ 1"92~ !ES HAO ON THE i ·s·r OF APR i L. THEY ARE ~"'16 ~ALLY CN THE BALL WHEN IT COMES TO SPONSOR­ING DANCES.

LET'S NOT FORGET LADEES NIGHT ON APR I L 30TH AT THE HOT SHOPPE~ YOUR ACMiSSiON CHARGE W;LL BE YOUR CURRENT DUES CARD. WE EXPECT THIS TO BE A G~EAT .NIGHT FOR .CEDARS-...,.MONTGOMERY FOREST GOES A . ~ . OUT FOR THIS ONE, IN HONORING THE LADIES, AS HAS SEEN DONE IN THE PAST YEARS,

THANKS TO THE CO LOR GUAFW FOR TH.E IR F' I NE SHOW-1 NG AT THE EASTER SUNRlSE SERV!C~S AT WALTER REED HOSPITAL 0 THE CEREMONY WAS iNSPiRATIONAL AND BROUGHT MANY COMMEN"fS FROM THE AUO'.ENSF: ON ITS BEAUTY, ESPECIALLY THE VARIOUS COLOR 8L'AROS. .

BRETl+REN, WE NEED SOME MORE ~E'N FOR THE PROLOG ANO ROYAL COURT TEAMS. How ABOUT SOME VOLUNTEERS?

WHILE l'M GO!NG AROUND IN C!RCLES, OON 1 T FORGET TO MAKE YOUR CONVENT;ON RESERVATIONS. CONTACT DICK HARRIES AT JU 0 5-9365. THtS ONE SHOULD BE A LU-LUJ

00 NOT FORGET TO VlSIT OUR SICK 8ROTHER CEDARS4 MIKE FIORE AND GENE ROBERTS ARE LA!O UP.

BRETHREN, IT IS AN OBLIGATION TO PATRONlZE OUR ADVERT I ZERS. LET' s GI VE THEM OUR supp, ! ,. f ANO REGlJLARLY.

WILL. LOOK FOR YOU AT ALL THE EVENTS THAT ARE COMING UP THIS MONTH• SEE YOU AT THE MEETlNG.

ED "tF• GtNGLESPERGER, G.T.C.

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dJ. ~ /l,;:d:i) 11 PHILl ,f' ~" MINER REPORTS THE aAND HAS ADDED

ONE MORE MEM~:p WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE HIM WITH US. IT IS NONE OTHER THAN OUR PAST GRAND TALL CE0AR HERMAN ENGELHARDT WHO HAO DILIGENTLY BEEN PRACTICING ON THE. CYMBALS.

MILTON STEWART, OUR BASS DRUMMER, IS BUSY WITH A NEW STICK COUNTING: ONE - TWO - THREE - FOUR - AND ONE!

SA~ STERLING ~LWAYS BORROWS A HORN AFTER IT IS SHINED - THAT'S RUBBING IT IN.

PAST GRAND TALL COOK WANTS A LARGER UNIFORM -IS IT BECAUSE OF HIS NEW JOB?

Eo.(RoCKS) BROOMALL HAS ULCERS. (WCRR~:NG TO~ MUCH ABOUT THAT NEW DRUM BEAT I PRESUME.)

Bµooy WHITE'S FEELING HAVEN'T BEEN HURT SINCE CHRISTMAS. THINGS MUST BE GOING RIGHT.

IN SPITE ~F ALL THIS -- THE BAND IS MAKING GREAT PROGRESS. COME OUT GANG AND LISTEN TO THE NOISE WE CAN MAKE AT REHEARSALS. WE STILL NEEO THREE (3) MORE BUGLERS AN~ IT fS ONLY SIX WEEKS TO C~ NVENTl~N TIME.

HERE IS A REVISED LIST OF THE CrR PS. (LAST TIME A COUPLE OF MEN WERE LEFT OFF• SORRY.)

BUGLERS DRUMMERS CYMBALS

BUDDY WHITE DWIGHT COOK SAM STERLING KENNY 8,...,ACE HARRY HASSE ALFRED ORR

EVERETT B. TERRY Eo. BROOMALL DON SMITH IRWIN Ross ALEX DESIMONE LLOYD HERMANSON

HERMAN ENGELHARDT

BASS ORUM

MILT$N E. STEWART

rJO IN THE eANC ANO HA VE FUN. IF YOU ARE I NTERESTEC YOU MAY FEEL FREE TO CALL: LAYTON MlNER - HE.4-5455 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION•

WEAR YOUR PYRAMID AT ALL EVENTS.

UNIFORMED BODIES NOTES

-ANOTHER MONTH MEANS ANOTHER MEETING FO~ TH~ UNI-FORMED BODIES. THE MARCH MEETING WAS VICE PRESIDENT NIGHT ANO A SPLENDID JOB WAS OONE BY VP NICHOLAS.

WE ARE WORKING HARO TO aE IN THE BEST SHAPE AND FORM ! FOR MONTGOMERY FOREST AT ATLANTIC CITY COMES MAY~ T~E UNIFORl'w£!l BODIES WILL BE REPRESENTED IN FULL F"ORCE / -­A 100% SHOWING.

LAYTON MINER IS STILL LOOKING FOR 4 BUGLERS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, CALL LAYTON AT HE. 4-5455 OR COME OUT TO THE HILLANOALE RECREATf0N CENTER CAB '. N ANY TUESDAY NIGHT EXCEPT THE 4rH TUESDAY, AT 7:30 PM. THE ORUM AND BUGLE CORPS HAS 16 ACTIVE MEMBERS AT THE ?RESENT TIME AND LAYTON SEEMS TO BE WELL SATISFIED WITH THE PROGRESS THAT IS BEiNG MADE. THIS GROUP SOUNDED VERY GOOD AT THE MARCH M€ETING•

HA~ HAS HIS COLOR GUARD ORl~Li STANO THEY ARE COMING ALON~ Fl~

NEW MEN IN UNJFORM BY THE TtME Y RIFLES THA-T HE HAS SE'EN LGOP: {NS ~ FOUNO THAN~S TO iJtJU GttAN£Y.

U.NOER ..

HIS 2 TWiJ

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THE RAN9E~~ ~( f>~~CTI Cl_flm 1' !~NS THE 2NO A.HO 4TH fEC. AMl TH£Y _. , ff l:'iAVE A FEW MORE MEN. IF Y~ ARE INTERE$ 1..L ~Lf~F 8UHRM:, ~YER- WH~ 6-3 I 06 OR SAM BUTLER~ WHC HAS BEt:N APPOINTED LIEUT., AT JU. 9-0239. I UNOERSTANC SAM DRILLED THE RANGERS iN THEIR LAST TIME OUT ANO oro A GOOD JOB OF IT. KEEP IT UP . SAM!

THE STUNT TEAM IS STILL NOT TALKING - SO LOOK OUT FOR ANYTHING FROM JOHNNY DEGAN AND HIS GANG.

THE TUX EGO UN IT IS ST I LL LOOK i NG FC R MORE MEN WITH TUXEDOS. STEVE SAYS HE .WA NTS MORE MEN.

CAPTAINS OF ALL UNITS TAKE NOTICE: PLEASE REMIND ALL YOUR MEN ABOUT MONTGOMERY

FOREST NIG'-IT AT TEMPLE FOREST, ALEXANDRIA, VA. ON APRIL 23~ ALL THE UNITS ARE TO PART:CIPATE TO MAKE A BIG SHOWING FOR OUR FOREST~ MAKE THIS A MUST.

ALE.X DESIMONE PRESIDENT, U.B.

EASTER SUNRISE SERVICES

MONTGOMERY FOREST COLOR GUARD HAS AGAIN PAR­TICIPATED IN THE EASTER SUNRISE CEREMONIES SPONSOREO BY THE WALTER REED MEDICAL CENTER. IN THE PAST FEW YEARS OUR COLOR GUARD HAS MADE A FINE SHOWING AT THE VARIOUS PROGRAMS 1 IN THAT THEY ARE ALWAYS APPR~ACHED TO RARTICl?ATE IN CIVIL AND COUNTY AFFAIRS. ANOTHER ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR OUR FOREST.

IF ANY OF YOU CEDARS THAT HAVEN'T SEEN THIS SERVICE, YOU SH?ULD ATTEND AND YOU 1 LL .3E IMPRESSEO WITH THE WHOLE PROGRAM, AND ESPECIALLY OUR OWN COLOR GUARD.

* * * * * * * * * * EVENTS

BE SURE TO COME OUT AND SEE THE CCLOP GUARD UNIT RANGERS AND THE DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS IN ACTl~N. THEY ARE SOMETHING! PLEASING TO THE EYES AND EARS.

BE SURE TO COME OUT AND SEE THE PROLOG AND ROYAL COURT IN ACTION ON APRIL 19, 1955. YOU 1 LL ENJOY IT VERY MUCH.

BE SURE TO COME OUT AND GO WITH THE UNIFORMEO BODIES TO TEMPLE FOREST IN ALEXANDRIA~ VIRGINIA, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955.

BE SURE TO ATTEND THE LADIES NIGHT DANCE AT THE HOT SH0PPE ON COLESVILLE ROAO, SILVER SPRING, Mo. ON SATURDAY, APRIL 30 1 1955.

BE SURE TO MAKE IT A MUST ANO GO TO TH~ CONVEN­TION AT ATLANTIC CITY, MAY 19 1 20 1 21 AND 22, 1955.

BE SURE TO COME TO THIS NEXT MEETING 1 SATURDAY, APRIL 16 1 1955.

:J?<; rt~lf.~ THE FOREST WELCOMES THE FOLLOW•

tf.J'V"""'~~~ ~ _ING BROTHER MASTER MASONS WHO WERE

~CQ Ji MADE TALL CEDA~S ~N MO~TGOMERY

:':, ::;:P ~(trl? FOREST AT THE MARCH l9TH MEET-~(.~~))1~· ING:----/~-------__,----......,_.......-- WEAVER M. FERGUSON C -..__ ELMORE J. (BERT

~ ~~=·- ,.....;::::::- NoRMAN L. MACLEOD -- - .,..,._..

Tf" f·S"" A, PLEASURE TO HAVE THESE NEW

CEOARS WITH US AND THE ECHO WiSH~S THEM MANY YEARS OF FUN, FROLIC ANO FELLOWSHIP WITH CEDARlSM.

* * * -* * * * * * MONTGOMERY FOREST CEDAR CLUB

THE THERMOMETER CHART; RANGING FROM $1.,00 TO $50,00G 0 00 IS STiLL ON DtSPLAY. CEDARS ARE BUYING THIS STOCK, BUT ~OT AS MUCH AS WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE LARGER AMOUNTS AND MORE PEOPLE INVOLVED.

IT IS A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR YOU., SHARES ARE ONLY $10.00 EACH. IF YOU WlSH, ~ru CAN PUT IN A FEW DOLLARS AT A TIME UNTIL YOU HAVE ENOUBH FOR ONE SHARE OR MORE.

SEE THE SCRIBE [RNl£ SHAFFER, AT ANY MEETING.

******* BE oURE TO NOTE THE CHANGE Of HOTEL FOR THE CONVENTN.

B 0 O S T E R L [ S T ..;"'

ED A. Gl~Dl.ESPERGER 1 GTC MAYMONO MCFADCEN, JOGTC ENIO P~RStON. TREASURER J. M'·RoN Jor.JESr PGTC LEO A. 0ENlD :CT

1 PGTC

ALBERT J, CH~NEY AL~XANCER S. ~~NWlCK

l RENE DOLGOS MARGAr<E·:· L . SHAFFER IRW ~ N Re.SS Kf.NNE.i'H. BRACE: ALEXANDER ~ . BOLTON GLA~'s E0 THOM?SON STrv~ OOLGOS: JR. CHAF\LL:TTE R;::cc EVE~)N J a CONNELL . ERN; '.:: Bov~~N , PGT, l 04 MARCUS fURKA L

CHARL I E COLE JOSEPH V. BERAULT MRS. ALBERT O. KROLL PAUL A. WALl f GTC: !36 GERTRUDE G:NDL.ESPERGER STUB Kt:r-:s1.; NG, SCR i 6E, i 04 HOWARD M!LOR 1 JOGTC 104 CLiFF 8UHRMASJ"ER MARION L. HAVENER HAROLC V. HERMANSON LUTHER W. CRAMER KAY ENGELHARDT JERRY GEECY JANE A~Nl DESIMONE ROB:O:RT r ~ JONES CAROL!NE HARR1ES OONAi_D L. TURKAL "CH : CKEN" ~RE~MER 11 8,c; Bot•! Ct.: NARD ROBERT .A.. PENNY J. ARfHUR WALTERS

HARRY HANLEIN, SOGTC ERNEST C. SHAFFER, SCRIBE PAUL 8. THOMPSON~ TRUSTEE HERMAN A~ ENGLEHARDT, PGTC Gt::ORGE T 0 HEILMAN, PGTC VERA TURK/'\! . HARRI' Bo:... 'J: N R 1 CHARu A. HARRIES BEUL.AH C.I\ l N ALEXAND~R DESiMONE ELS'E HE;UAAN OCNN '. E BROC~ALL ANN CHANF.: { Ai.BERT l 0 PELLEY WAf<NER W. CO~!N::LL.

iviA i HC:W H ! NDMA N RvM, 00'.' L.E , '.04 W'.LMA MC FADlJE..N F•MCRE ntr .h EBERT AL.BERT O. KR0'....L. CAPT. A.R. W.LL:AMS LCR~TTA H~ PERS!CN HAZE. .. K,. HP.N u ::.N HARRY D. P~~~ ER . PGTC 104 WELDON E' r· .. t ss;::y H~ WiLSON HAVF.:NER MIRIAM H. BENEC!CT VIRGIL H. CA!N MRS. J.W. RHODES · MR. LUTHER W. CRAMER J. W. RHODSS GLEN JONES r I 39 EGn SENN0fi 1 GTC 1 104 GEORE:E WERNER MRS. DONAL L. TURKAL !NF.:Z CL;NARG CHARLES W0 HAFLE WILLIAM E. TUCKER CHARLES E. WOLFE

BOOSTER LIST CONTINUED

1 BETTY WOU' E

HARRY B. KNEE EUGENE E. ROBERTS LEROY E. HILL JAMES V. BEYER, ED. 104 CHARLES 0. DEMPSEY, 104 G. CHESTER TOWERS, PGTC,13) HENRY W. GRAVER, JR 0 139 FRED M. GLASSCOCK: 139 THOMAS HAVELL 1 PSTC [RViN Jn SN'tD::-.:R 1 104 nAL" ARG0 7 JOGTC 104 REGG!E ElliNGTONt GTC, i39 H ~ A. HER-r;:oG, SCRIBE 136 EULA F. BRiT: MARGARET i. MACKAY STANLEY POWERS RICHARD GOEHR!NG GLADYS V. NICHOLAS LEONARD LGREN~ZEN, S0,'.36 JAME.S E. VJ I ·;1 :i;:R; '(i::

FRANK E. HEIDECK OLIVER L. HARDESTY JOHN M.~ DUNHAM

WILLIAM PRINTZ, GU!DE,126 PAUL F. MCDONALD, 104 NORMAN F. EURY,104 CHARLES A. DABBS, 139 Bo B THO MP SON N~WMAN SMOOT LEr 7 DR #20 JAME~ R~~SE 1 PGTC 104 RUSSELL ~DELiN, 104 CHARL~S FlNK 11 00t·iT MAKE A MO VE 0

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JAMES R. BRITT GEORGE A. MACKAY CUR :i S FI OLER

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JESSE H. HARTLEY, SDGiC i39

YOUR NAME OR THE NAME CF Y0~!R W; F'f: < G; R'.... F'R i END 1 PET OR WHAT HAVt: YCU" CAN BE AL.L,'EEi ·ro r;-:;3 LiST ay GIVING THE SCRIBE THE SUM OF $\ J OO.

* ~ * * * * * * ~ *" DUES OU'.'.:S

THE SCRIBE INFORMS i!S THA 'r LE° ~oS 1:-;i:.1'; O~E HAi...F C'F' THE MEMBERSH~P HAVS: t: '.C: l "ED ;·p -~ · H;:::=( :~::<,5 c.11:;::s C/\Rc:::-.

You CAN hELP YOl:R FOR~s-: 8'( ;:'[!-.::::; : ~iG ' f\J -. · r:c.~ $f~ .. oo OR ST l LL BETTER 7 BY CUM: NG TO ~·Ht: f- · 1.; i i_ MEET i NG AND se:-rT:NG !7 YCiJRSiLFo r:-:!:: SCR!2E w:LL BE LCOlCfNG F'OR THAT CHEGK.

ATLh NT!C CITY, N.J. MAY 19, 20, 21 AND 22, 1955.

CHEL TEN1-" ~1 HOTEL I 12 PARK PLACE (***':'*** NOi ,..: CHANGE OF Hon:L******)

RATES: $8~00 PER ROOM (TWO IN A ROOM)

WE HAVE 16 ROOMS WITH TWIN BEOS, 18 ROOMS WITH DCUBLE BEGS, ALL WITH PRIVATE BATH~ THERE ARE 10 DOUBLE ROOMS WiTH CONNECTING BATH AND ABOUT 9 OR 10 ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER.

ALL ROOMS WILL BE AT THE PRICE ABOVE~ F i RST C~ME - - FIRST SERVED

ALL RESERVATtONS MUST BE PAID IN FULL BEFORE GOING

TO ATLANTi C CITY.

DICK HARRiES: JU. 5-9365

BE ~ TO NOTE THE CHANGE OF ~·

"' -"- PROGRAM r 53RO ANNUAL CONVENTION, T. c. L.

(ALL TIME GIVEN IS EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVING Tl°ME)

THURSDAY, MAY 19 1:00 P.M.-CREDENTIAL COMMITTEE OPENS REGISTRATION ~F

MEMBERS OF THE SUPREME FORE: ST, TRAYMORE HOTEL, ~-

8oARDWALK AT ILLINOIS AVE. EACH t.:.AOY. WHO. IS DULY REG I ST_EREO A,ND P~ESENTS coup1.)N W·l LL BE G (VEN ONE OF THE TRADITIONAL PACKAGES OF ATLANTIC CITY • .

2:00 PM TO 6:30 PM- GENERAL REGISTRATION FOR ALL TALL CEDARS AND THE IR f"AMl LIES ANO GUESTS AT THE r ' _, ··•

MADISON HOTEL AND THE TRAYMORE'. HOTEL. EACH LADY WHO IS REGISTERED WILL W!LL RECEIVE THE TRADITIONAL PACKAGE OF ATLANTJC CCTY.

5:30 P.M.- TESTIMONAL BANQUET TO SUPR£:ME TALL CEDAR JCHN HO-LL INGER AT THE TRAYM':RE HOTEL., Of'EN TO ALL TALL CEDARS, THEIR F'AMILIES ANO GUESTS.($5. EACH)

9:00 PM- CONCERT BY ATLANTIC CITY FOREST BAND AT THE _BOARDWALK ANO NEW YORK AVENUE. _

FRIDAY, MAY 20 1

9:00 AM- REGlSTRATICN THROUGHOUT THE -DAY FOR SUPREME FOREST MEMBERS AND ALL TALL CEDARS AND THEIR FAMLIES AT THE TRAYMORE r ~A~[SON, JEFFERSON ANO MoRTON HOTELS. EACH LAD). REGISTERED WILL DE GIVEN ONE OF THE TRADITIONAL ATLANTIC CITY PKGS•

10:00 AM- SUP.REME FOREST MEETING - TRAYMORE HOTEL 10:00 AM-T0-5:00, PM: Bus RIDE - ONE HOUR TOUR. OF

ABSECON ISLAND FOR J\.CL LADIES REGISTERED FREE. (MEN MAY TAKE IT BY PAYING 75¢, WHIC~ IS t OF

THE REGULAR FARE.) Lt:OO AM- JOUR OF DUPONT EXHIBIT. 11:15 AM- MEETING OF PARADE AIDES OF THE FORESTS. 12:00 NOON- RECESS

1:30 PM- CHIEF _RANGER MEETING I :30 PM ... AFTERNOON SE·SS ION OF

(CONTINUED ON

BE SURE TO BRING

$1.JPREME FOREST, .,

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CONVENTCON PROGRAM CONTINUE()

1:30·PM- CONFRENCE PF STUNT TEAM CAPTAINS- TRAYMORE HoTEL ~ MEZZANINE FLOOR. r

2:00 PM- TOUR OF -M.E. BLATT Co. OEPABTMENT STORE. 2:00 PM- FASHION SHOW AND SNACKS FOR THE LA~lES. 3:00 PM- TALL CEDARS CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING T..-:>URNAMENT 3:00 PM- CA-RO PARTY FOR ALL ~AOIES !1£GISTERED. HEL~

IN THE SOLARIUM, MAOISi)N HOTEL. ~ 7:00 PM- REGISTRATION - WARNER THEATRE. 8:00 PM- RECEPTION AND INTRODUCTION OF SUPREME

FOREST OFFICERS ANO THEIR LADIES. VAUDEVILLE SHOW. WARNER . THEATRE.

9s00- BAND CONCERTS ~ALONG THE BOARDWALK I t:30 PM• FEST? VAL ANO BLOCK PARTY .. KENTUCKY AVE.

ANO MABDI GRAS ON BoAROWALK.

SATURDAY I -MAY 21'

9;30 AM- SUPREME FOREST RECON~ENES AND RESISTRATION OF THOS MEMBE~S ~T !ET REGISTERED.

10:00 AM- BoAT RlOE FROM CAPT; SIARN 1 S INLET PIER. 2:00 PM- PARADE 7:00 TO ~:15 PM- RANGER UNITS DRILL COMPETITION AT

CONVENTION HALL. SELECTION OF SIX RANGER UNITS TO<BE MAD.EBY PARA!>E JUC>G!;:S IN THE AFTERNOON. _

8:00 PM- RECEPTION TO THE NEWLY ELEC0EO SUPREME TALL CEDAR A.NO HIS' ~TAFF'. CON_VENTION HAL_L BALLROOM. PRESENTAT.ON OF GIFTS• PARADE PRJZES ANO OTHER AWARDS. DANCING.

SLINOAY, MAY 22,

l0:45 AM- CHURCH SERVICE FOR TALL CEDARS AND THEIR ~

FRJE~os. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT PENNA. _ANO PACIFIC AVES.

2:00 PM~ ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE TO BETTY BACHARACH HOME IN LONGPORT.

(NEXT YEAR'S CONVE:NTION - .NEW YORK CCITY)

APRIL 30, I 955

10:00 P.M. TO

TERRACE ROOM - - - - H~T SHOP PC:

COLESVILLE Ro. - - EIG BUILDING

SILVER SPRING, Mo.

OUR CHANCE TO HONOR THE LADIES. PLENTY OF GOOD DANCING ANO ENTERTAtNMENT TO GO WITH IT.

THIS IS A TRADIJIGNAL CANCE THAT OUR FOREST HAS BEEN PUTTING ON SINCE ITS INCEPYICN !N 1948 AND IT 1 S A MUST IN O~R SCHEDULING OF ACTIVITIES EACH YEAR.

THE ~ANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT AND ENTIRE EVENING IS ON THE FOREST.

ADMISSION: J~ST YOUR ~~ES CARD. (WE MEAN THIS YEARS CARD CF CC\JRSE.)

IF YOU CO NOT HAVE MOUR NEW 1955 CARD - - - THE SCRIBE WlLL BE THERE WITH !T AND YOU

CAN PICK IT UP AT ThE DOOR.

BE SURE TO MAKE THIS ONE. FUN FOR ALL.

WEAR YOUR PYRAMID WEAR YOUR PYRAMID

5 MCMBERS tN CNE YEAR GIVES YOU YCUR NEXT YEAR 1 S DUES CARO FREE.

20 MEMBERS IN ONE YEAR GIVES YOU YOUR l! FE MEMBER SH Ir CARO FREE.

J. EDWARD POTTER ALEX DESIMONE E. GINDLESPERGER J. MYRON JONES J.A. PARKER, SR. HERMAN ENGELHARDT J.W. RHODES R.~. MCFADDEN CLIF. 8UHRMASTER PAUL V. THOMr~SON

C.E. WARFIEL!J WILLIAM J. STUP STANLEY T. POWERS HARRY HANLEIN

30 MEMBERS IN ANY OLIVER HARDESTY FlVE CONSECUTIVE ED. R. BROOMALL YEARS GlVES YOU RICHARD A. MARRIES YOUR LIFE MEMBERSHIP LEROY E. HILL CARO FREE. LEON M. STONE

BRING IN A NEW MEMBER AND HELP THIS CLUB GROW,,

THE FOREST MUST HAVE NEW MEMBERS TO STAY ALtVE FCR "JUMP AND JIVE IN 55".

H.W. HAVENER T.B. LARRIMORE EVERETT B. TERRY DON A. SMITH H.J. MATTHEWS W.J~ TURKAL CHARLES l. FINK H.G. NICHOLAS

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TOTAL

21 18 12 13

4 3 3 '2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 I I I I t I l l I I

1955

2

l 2

I 2 I

SEND YOUR DUES ·IN TO THE SCRIBE. CHECK ANO SEE l F YOU OWE FOR LAST YEAR Too.

ANNUAL CONVENTION

Tall Cedars of Lebanon

Atlantic City - May 19-22, 1955

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW

Richard A. Harries, Chairman

JEROME PROPER

918 F St., N.W. EX 3-2112

Headquarters for all Masonic Jewelry and Lodge Supplies

SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY l 0016 Brunett Avenue

Silver Spring JU 5-3151 Office JUniper 7-5655

Fi re-Theft-Auto--Casualty Inland Marine

BON TON SARATOGA CHIPS FOR YOUR PARTIES

Distributed by Bon Ton Saratoga Chip Dist.

Rear 1229 D Street, S.E. ~ ll 3-4848 Open Sat. 8 to 1 P.M •. !ll

COMPLIMENTS OF THE

CITIZEN'S BANK

TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND

JU 9-6000

~':e-?'~~~~~28~~~~~

I

JU 5-9365

Town and Country Inn 12102 Georgia Ave., Wheaton, Md.

Phone LOckwoad 5-9892 Fried Chicken • Choice Steaks • Seafood

Beer an Tap Dinners, Wines and Beer ta take out

F. W. Zacharias, Inc.

PAINTING ... DECORATING J. MYRON JONES

8818 Reading Raad SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND

JU 9-3847 JU 7-7944

FOOD BARN

SILVER SPRING'S

FINEST SUPER MARKETS

KENSINGTON PH.A.RM.A.CY J.A. I. Parker, Ph.G.

Free Delivery LO 5-0600-5-1155 3739 Kensington-Wheaton Road

Kensington, Md.

MIMEOGRAPHING PRINTING

NATIONAL PRESS 2300 CHURCHILL ROAD

SILVER SPRING, MD. JU . 7-5836 H. W. Stein

BLUE LODGES IN THIS AREA

Takoma 29, D. C. _____ --------------------· __ _ _________ ..... 2nd and 4th Tuesduys

Chevy Chase 42, D. C .. ------------------·--------···------- ------·--- .. 1st and 3rd Fridays

Pentalpha 194 ------------------------------------ _______ -------------· 2nd and 4th Fridays

Montgomery 195 ------------------------------------··············· __ .... 2nd and 4th MondC'ys

Kensington 198 .. ------------------------------------·-·· --· ___ 2nd and 4th Tuesdcys

Bethesda 204.------------------------------------------------------ 1st and 3rd Wednesdays

Si Iver Spring 215 .... ·--------············-·····------------------- . .2nd and 4th Mondays

Cornerstone 224 ... 1st and 3rd Thursdnys

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

LAMAR AND WALLACE Everything in MILL WORK

BOWMANS CLEANER~, l Hou r Cleaning ·~

De li very Service ~ 3784 Howord Ave.,

Kensington, Md. LO. 5 - 1983 ~

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