CALENDAR

APR. S Executive Meetins. ( i~sel f>axon Post No. 41, .American Legion - 719 Sligo Avenue. 8 p. m.

A PR. 18 · Regular Meeting, Takoma Park ;\fasonic Temple, 8 p. m. Sidonian D .. gree.

AP I{. 21 Boxing Bouts, Sponsored by District J\. o. 20 Maryland Univ<'rsity, 8 p. m. Proceeds to NI uscular Dystrophy.

A PR. 2!'> Square Dance, 8:30 p. m. to 12 Midnight Eastern Suburban Junior High School - Old Bladensburg Road and Franklin Avenue.

MAY 13 Executive Meeting, 8 p. m., Cissel Saxon Post r o. 41.

MAY 16 Regular Meeting. Past Grand Tail's Night.

MAY 21, 22 and 23 Convention - Atlantic City.

MONTGOMERY FOREST N0.134 TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON

SILVER SPRING. MARYLAND

ELECTIVE OFFICERS FOR 1953

J. Myron Jones, G. T. C. ____ 8818 Reading Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-3847, JU 7-7944 Arthur R. Hart, S. D. G. T. c. _________________ 8500 Cedar St., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-1611 Herman A. Engelhardt, J. D. G. T . C. __ 617 Wayne Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-2537 Ernest C. Shaffer, Scribe _________________________ 214 Dole Drive, Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-1543 Enio 0 . Persian, T~asurer ________________ 9902 Sutherland Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-2729

TRUSTEES

Paul V. Thompson (3 yrs.J.. _________________ 9306 Worth Ave., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-4268 Charles H. Outten (2 yrs.) _________________ l 0501 Lorain Ave., Si Iver Spring, Md.-J U 9- 1253 Joseph P. Fitzgerald ( 1 r.J

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__ -x:{J 1903 Horde St., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-4792

COMMITTEES AND APPOINTED OFFICERS

Chaplain ___ Rev. Alonzo R. Pixley, 1323 Holly St., N.W., Washington, D. C.-TA 9-3034 Asst. Scribe ___________ Albert L. Pelley, 31 8 Whitestone Rd., Si Iver Spring, Md.-J U 9-8621 Asst. Treasurer .... Carlton E. Ohlheiser, 517 Margaret Dr., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-9496 Preceptor. __________________ ____________ George T. Heilman, P.G.T.C., 10420 New Hampshire Ave.,

. Silver Spring, Md.-HE 4-8538 MarshaL .... J. Dwight Cook, P.G.T., 10211 Ridgmoor Dr., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 8-9138 Capt. Drum & Bugle Corps _______ Layton H. Miner, P.G.T.C., 10600 New Hampshire Ave.,

Silver Sprhg, Md.-HE 4-5455 Guide ______________________ John R. Alcorn, 915 Columbia Blvd., Silver Sp ing, Md.-JU 5-8324 Sentinel._ __________________________ ----··-- William J. Stup--Gaithersburg, Md.-Gaithersburg 115 Asst. Sentinel _____________ N. Willard Peters, 5 Farragut Ave., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-5225 Aide to G. T. C. John A Styers, 10099 Connecticut Ave., Kensington, Md.--OL 2-3766 Capt. Color Guard ______ Oron H. Geedy, 10017 Dallas Ave., Silver Spring, Md. - JU 7-6956

Lt. of Color Guard Herbert J. Matthews, 4100 Russell Ave., Mt. Rainier, Md.-AP 7-7817 Chief Royal Ranger ___ George A MacKay ____ 304 Indian Spring Dr., S. S., Md.-JU 9-1700 Capt. Royal Rangers ______ Ernest G. Mallette, 1525 Forest Glen Rd., S. S., Md.-JU 8-1222

•Chief Sidonian ____________________ John J. Degan, 113 Glen Rd., Glenburnie, Md.-JU 5-297~, Directer of Stunts ______ Elmer G. Krams, 18 Hamilton St., N. W., Wash., D. C.-TA 9-~ Asst. Director of Stunts ___ Collieta L. Crabill, 11204 Upton Dr., Kens., Md.-LO 5-8470 Chief Steward ____ John 0. Youngblood, 6918 Willow St., N. W., W~s'-i., D. C.-RA 6-6023 Bulletin Editor. .. Don A. Smith, P.S., 10016 Brunett Ave., Silver S,-,· ing, Md.-JU 5-3151 Advertising Mgr. ___________________________ Herman A Englehardt, J.D.G. T .C., 617 Wayne Ave.,

Silver Sp ring, Md.-JU 9-2537 Chairman, Membership Committee ______________________________ James W. Rhodes, 235 Carroll St.,

Takoma Park, D. C.-LA 6-9253 Chmn., Tuxedo Unit..Steve Dolgas, Jr., 6513 Alleghany Ave., Tak. Pk., Md.-JU 5-7238 Chairman, Convention Committee ________________ Everett B. Terry, P.T. , 9900 Sutherland Rd.,

Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-6420 Chairman, Sick Committee ____ Luther Cramer, 1007 Elm Ave., Tak. Pork, Md.-HE 4-6215 Historion ____________________ James R. Britt, 8806 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 5-9354 Medico __________________ ____ Dr. Samuel Allen, l 0407 Fawcett St., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-1390 Chief Frolicker and Chairman, Ways & Means Committee,

Edward A. Gindlesperger, l 0421 Mannakee St., Kensington, Md.-LO 5-0138 Asst. Frolicker. _____________ Paul H. Moore, 303 Granville Dr., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-7084 Community Welfare .. Richard Harries, 7108 Poplar Ave., Takoma Park, Md.-JU 5-9365

Chmn., Muscular Dystrophy ---------------------- Arthur R. Hart, S.D.G.T.C., 8500 Cedar St., Silver Spring, Md.-JU 9-161 l

WOODY'S STEAKS AND SEAFOOD OUR SPECIAL TY

Music and Dancing 9:00 AM. to 1 :00 AM.

No Minimum No Cover 312 KENNEDY STREET, N. W.

Cocktails - Mixed Drinks Gra'1t Wood, P - p.

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

Head;:i uarters for all Masonic Jewelry and Lodge Supplies

SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY 10016 Brunett Avenue

Silver Spring JU 5-31S1 Office JUniper 7-5655

Fire-Theft-Auto--Casualty Inland Marine

RA 3-9624

Gibson Greeting Cards Gifts NATIONAL PRESS

JOB AND CONTRACT PRINTING

6912 4th Street, N. W. RA 3-5508 H. W. Stein

PAINTING ... DECORATING J. MYRON JONES

8818 Reading Road SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND

JU 9-3847 JU 7-7944

GIFFORD'S

Ice Cream and Candies

8101 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, Md., SH. 5670

7623 W.isconsin Avenue, Bethesda, Md. - WI. 1664

COMPLIMENTS OF THE

CITIZEN'S BANK TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND

JU 9-6000

5555 Lee Highway, Arlington, Va. - KE. 3-5670

KNIGHT ROOFING and SHEET METAL WORKS

Contractor for Roofing and Guttering ERNEST MALLETTE, Owner

JU 5-8815 JU 8-8529

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235 Carroll Ave. RA 3-974 0 GAS UP AT

RHODES GULF SERVICE Across the corner from Takoma Lodge

Road Service Tires Batteries

~I~ SARATOGA SUPER MARKET 0

JU7-7171

PINEY BRAt'--ICH and FLOWER AVE. Free De livery

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BLUE LODGES IN THIS AREA

Takoma 29, D. C. __________________________________________________________ 2nd and 4 th Tuesdays

Chevy Chase 42, D. C, _____________________________________________________________ 1st a nd 3rd Fridays

Pentalpha 194 ______________________ __________ ------------------------------ _______ 2nd and 4th Frida ys

Montgomery 195 ______________ _

Kensington 198 _____________________ _

------------------------------------· 2nd and 4 th M ondays

__________ 2nd and 4 th Tuesdays

Bethesda 204 _____________________________________ _ _ ___ ______________ ] st and 3rd Wednesdays

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

Cornerstone 224 ___ _________ _ _ ______________________________________ ]st and 3rd Thursdays

ATTENTION!

the death of our rnembe -~ to the Scribe

immediately, as the lack of such notice makes i; 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

LUTE R'S Genuine Smithfield Hams and

Fresh Pork Products 11815 Dewey Rd., Silver Spring, Md.

Call Cliff Buhrmaster, LO 5-3695

~ ~ ~md ~ ~,'---~ ~ ":' "=:o- '~ Brother Cedars:

Y~~ Time is marching on and we are having

~-~'~~ots of~ accomplishing mu.ch together. Vie • c.. T" C· e increasing our menbership and our attendance is ery good at all meetings, ·£or which, I am ve~ grateful. .

We had a wonderful vi·si t t-11 th - Silver Spring Lodge on t!arch 23. -It was the ldnd of a:f'fair that ue uill long remember. Thanks to Bro~ Ed. Hamilton for in-vi ting us and thanks to D.:a. Iie\man Snoot Lee and, Tom 3a.vell for t:1eir re~.rks. Al.so. our thanks to P.G.T.c. Cook and all th3 :::e!lbers •.r!io helpec'!. nake the entertainment a big success.

Our annua.l Ladies :i~ight uas a gig .success \d th a nice dance and the Ladies all looked lovely• We ~-i~-'1 visitors from Baltimore, Ha.ge~stown NlQ Capitol- Forest and they told us tiley al.1 ltad a j~f'ul tine. ASk Bill l!ess, s.D.G.~.c. from ~.gersto,m.

To our very caJiable and ~ard working Chief Fro­licker, Eddi.a, and lus cocmi ttee, I extend my thanks for a · job well done. ~

Tne members of the Forest are urgently req:nested to attend our_ne=t meeting, April 18. It ~Jill be t:!:le first time that li:ontgomery For.est _has given the entire evening for the Sidonian Degree. Let's show the Stunt Tea::i tl?-at \'le e.re backing them oy bringing in 1ots of' new members for this BA:i.'1'G-UP affair.

Will look- for you at aJ.l the affairs · coming up this month. See you at the_meeting. What Sey?

z& \:f /' £W -A PP/V,Li/_ s ~~ ew Mffiiiber _f -k:66n~bred 'ty' - / --.. '(' ·

Hamilton H. Edwards P. V. Thompson ('(\ ~· ,//})

Jacob H. Manuel ~· ~· Thompson~~ ~ )'.;{/ v

~~~~:!o;~hJ~~=~ps-Hyro~·~~n!~~ --~~'i ~~ ~. Lowell Simpers-A.R.Hart ~ \ \...,.f'-\t~ ) Charles E. Cole-A. DeSimone ~ I) rj~\~~tj ~- . ?.oscoe :i. Pearce-1'1.J. Stup . '-- . . \ ~ ' ~ Charles i'. Eat tern- iiyron Jones ~ J (Ey dimit from capitol 104) h !/ ~IJ

Voted on to receive the degrees at ~J \} v11L /IA~ Irr the April meeting: _,.:::::::::y~-41LJ.

r C:tarles. T. Smith, Raymond D. Dow, Davids. ~~cCur~r, Carl ~. VanLowe (by d.irrit froL.l Capitol Fores~ l04)

* * * * * * * * * * * There is one ne\f/ petition on the- Seri be 1 s de~::.

~et 1 s get about 9 more for the Grand Tall.

******* }1~. 1Jilliam Hess, SDGTC, Hagerstown Forest, won

tJ:;le 50-50 club at the Ladies :Hite.

* * * * * * * Mrs. William Devers, wife of the JDGTC of

Hagerstown Forest, won the cake at the Ladies Hite. * * * * -* * *

lfrs. Ethel Powers, wife of our own Stanley Powers, won t:'!.e door prize at Ladies lTi te - - a ver;r nice lamp. (Donated by :Bro. Eu.gene Roberts)

* * * * * * Flowers for the ladies nite favors were made

under the help and direction of at least l:argaret Jones, ~'irs. Hanlein anc. possibly a _fe\v others. The Scribe says Peg helped a little too. (I'd brain him Peg.) Nancy Lou Jones Has there too. Also baked a cake.

******** T:i.e Favors for Ladies Wi te \Jere donated by Clayton

Sanders of Arli.ngton, Va. ifany Thanks.

/Z) 1 /0 D <lVf tJ ~ ~ /£)~ VJ? ~

g llouts RITCHIE COLOSSEUii ~1:2/lf!J6 ~-ti'ni versi ty of Maryland <-=-~,~~ )

Sponsored by the Tall Cedars of Lebanon District 20

for the benefit of MUSCULAR DYST:1.0PBY

TUESDAY .APRIL 21, 19 5 3 g: 30 PM

General Admission - $1.00 plus ta;i; Ringside -:- General admission plus $1.00

Tickets may be had .at the next meeting or at the Colosseum.

Let's all turn out with our families. Be sure to wear your pyramid.

* * * * * * • • * • Word has just been received by t he .Echo that

the Grand Tall's wife, Eargaret, took off to Penna. last January with the Scribe. Guess that will teach you not to take off for Atlantic City without your wife again l'trron. . .........

Leyton Hiner was ill and could not attend the Ladies N'ite affair. We missed you Past Grand Tall.

* * • * * * * * * DUES DUES

The Scribe says he has had a. nice response this year but that there are .still a few cards left. Yours?

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COiWEHTION DA.YS A.?.E

COf iHiG :SOON

.EASTBOURNE iiOT]lL

Indiana Ave. and Pacific Ave.

$3.50 and $4,oo per person per night, double. (These rates a.ro two in a room)

$5~00 one in a room.

The above rates are for roo~s with private bath~ You have your choice of twin or double beds.

The $3n50 rate is for a room with bath to be shared with the room next to it. In other words, connecting rooms with bath between •

All reservations mu.st be paid for in full at the time made. (Including tax)

See EVE...'iETT B. TERRY, Past Treasurer 9900 Sutherland Road, s. s., Md. JU. 9-6420

5lst Al~"m'.AL CONV.EHTION, T.c.L.

All time biven is Daylight Saving Time

~ursday, May 21, 1953. I:OO PM Registration of members of the Supreme Forest

.Ambassador Hotel. 2:00 l?H General Registration for ALL TALL OE:!lARS

families and guests. Madison Hotel and the Ambassador Hotel.

7:00 PM Testimonial Banquet for the s.T.O.,Chelsea H. 9:00 PM Concerts along the boardwallc.

Friday, }:ay 22, 1953. -9:00 .AM Registration throughout the day for all Tall

Cedars at the Ambassador, Hadison, Jeffer~on, and I:orton Hotels. .

10:00 .Al•Z Ar .. .nual session of the Supreme Forest opens at the Ambassador Hotel.

lO:OC A:·i Activities and plan~ for the ladies. To be on program given to you when you register.

2:00 PH Tour of :Blatts Dept. Store. 2: 30 PH Fas::tion Show and Snacks for t~1e Ladies. Free 3:00 Hi Card Party for the Ladies. Prizes. Free. 8:00 H: Vaudeville Show. Warner Theatre. Free.

11: 30 Pr?. Festival anc!. :3lock Party and Mardi Gras on the Boardwalk at Kentucky Ave.

Saturday, Nay 23, 1953. 9:30 .Al: riegistration for ·those not already registered 9:30 AH Supreme Forest reconvenes • .Ambassador Hotel

10:00 .AH Boat P..ide. Capt. Starn 1 s Inlet Pier. 2:00 PM Parade 7:00 PN :Sancl. Concerts on the :Boardwalk 8:00 PM Reception to Supreme Tall Cedar and Staff.

Ballroom of Convention Hall. Presentation of Parade Prizes and awards. Dancing. Free to all those registered..

Sunday, Eay 24, 1953. 10:45 .AE Church Service for all Tall Cedars & friends

Presbyterian Church, Pa. & Pacific Aves.

J.. Myron Jones 4 J~E~ Potter 3 Ed. Gindlesperger 2

· Paul V. Thompson 2 Arthur R, 5art 2 Alex. DeSimone 2 J. '\V~ Ehodes 1 E~B~ Terr-~, 1 H.J.,. Mci.tthews, Jr. l n,A, Smith l Stanley T .. Powers l i·i>. ~' ,. ':!.'u.rkal l Willi em J~ Stup l

Get 5 new members and get next years dues card free

Get 20 new members in one ·year and get your Life Membership card free.

Get 30 new members in 5 consecutive years and get your Life Hembership card free.

* * * * * ·* * * * * l.ffii[BERS:aIP DRIVE STA1lJ)IlTG FOR 1953

23 New members initiated to date. Only 77 to go to reach our 100 quota. Let 1 s gol

*.* * * * * * SQ,UARE DANCE Scy.Ji..RE DAi~CE . SQ,UilE D.A.i.\JCE

Eastern Suburban Jr. High School Old Bladensburg Rd. & Franklin Ave., s.s:> Md.

8:30 P.H., Saturdey, .April 25

.Eb r n Ely calling. Rock Creek Promenaders

$1.00 including tax per person.

Help your Forest by turning out.

:B 0 0 S T E R

J. I:Yron Jones, GTC A.R. !Iart, SDGTC H.A. Engelhardt, JDGTC E.c. Shaffer, Scribe Enio Persion, Treas. P.V. Tho~pson, Trust~e G.T. Heilman, PGTC Layton !:iner , PGTC Don Smith, PS Albert o. Kroll · A.L. Pelley Frank Hallowell Earr'J · :Ienl.ei :rt Frank: s . ~-{ei ::eek: !,~a.thew :; • Hindman ' Janes R. :Britt Steve Dolgos D.S. Thomas Dick Harries F.d. Gindlesperger Chas. E. Wolfe L. ::r. Crruner , R. W. Swindell J.w. Rhodes Eu6ene E. Roberts Elisabetha Krams Patsy White Eu.la F. Britt Everett H. Buck Abra.ham Frocke . Paul A.. Wall George A. r!acKa:y

L I S T

Jack Kra.ms Don· E. Carroll Charles E. Dement Frank 'White Harold F. EcKenzie

· 7 //'

Glen Ellicott, GTC 139 G.C. Towers, S:sGT~, 139 R. Ellington, JDGTC, 139 S.B. Etinson, FGTC, 139 Clarence Pricet FGTC, 139 W.~~. Ford, 139 G.W. Febery, 139 :Bill raeker , 139 Carroll X. Ru.sh, PGTC, 136 Paul A. Wall, l.}6 T.G. :Sue:iler, 139 1;a1~garet Jones, WGTC Nancy Jones, DC-TC Eliz. :D. Hart, '.·!SDGTC Gath. EngeEiardt, W .. T:DGTC Hargaret L. Shaffer, WS SE>.ra ·:aner, WPGTC Gladys Thompson, WT Irene Dolgas . Carolina Earries Gertrude GinQlesperger Ers . Albert O. Kroll Elizabeth F. : :cKenzi e Elizabeth Frocke l:argaret I. EacKay Thomas c. Havell, PS~C Rarry F. Parker, SDGTC,lo4

A 1'0LL.AR 1110 THE SC:?.I:aE PUTS YOUR HA.NE HERE. * * * * * * * ...

R. Lowell Simpers , new member at the last meeting, won the 50 - 50 club*p*i~e* * * *

Make your reservations for Atlantic City

to EDIT::: K.IBGP.I T HELBIG

April 25, _1953

Wear Your Pyramid.

We wisll the bride and groom many many years of >aJ"piness .~

• • * * * * * * ... * Jtt/ NJ<'! "drl Sara Hiner, after getting Le.yton to bed, '\C~, ,... arrived at the Ladies Ni te l?oldng lovely ft' ~0 ~]J as usual and was made lovelier (as you (,)I ;,0) 1

} J/ __ : can see by this foto) by being \~,,~ -'%9-_tJ crowned and presented with a fur.

1~~,.f>~X_,~ Ys'tole and ab:luquet. of carrots, turnips

~.t'N f-'~' 7) onions ete.

'(~~---, ',{!!\;. ·~./the artist's sincere apologies to ~ ~':-~_efi"Rr D ' Sara)

-;//\ PY J:j'~ * ... ... * • * * * ... ....__/'

We welcome back our Sentinel, William J. Stup who lost a finger and was la.id up for awhile. It was good to see you back on the job again Bill.

* * * * * * * * Be sure to come out and see the Color Guards new outfits. They are sometbingl Knock your eye out.

PROCLAMATION

By virtue of the power and authority in me vested by the Supreme Forest, Toll

Cedars of Lebanon of the United States, I hereby coll a meeting of Montgomery Forest

No. 134, to be h-'-:J in the Takoma Pork .V.asonic Temple, Maple and Carroll Streets,

To!<0mo Park, en Saturday, April 18, 1953, at 8:00 P.M., for the purpose of

t:·a nsocting such business as may come before the Forest.

J. MYRON JONES, Grand Toll Cedar.

Attest: ERNEST C. SHAFFER, Scribe.

District Representative: NEWM!\N SMOOT LEE, P.G.T.C., 139 Di st ric! No. 20

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EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETS SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH

CISSEL-SAXON POST NO. 41, AMERICAN LEGION 719 SLIGO AVE., SILVER SPRING, MD.

Consists of all Off;cers and Post Grand Tall Cedars, Past Scribe, Past Treasurer, and

three members of the Forest appointed by the Grand Tall Cedar.

i\11 members of the Forest are welcome to attend.

* * * P .. ST GRAND TALL CEDARS OF MONTGOMERY FOREST

William R. EnyearL ________________________________________ ________________________ l 948 Layton H. Miner ______________________________________________________________________ l 949

George T. Heilman _____ ----------------------------------------------------- ___ l 951 J. Dwight Cook _____________ --------------------------------------------------------- 19 52

PAST OFFICERS SERVING FIVE YEARS

Don A. Smith, P. Scribe ------------------------ .. ____________ l 948-1952 Everett B. Terry, P. Treasurer_________ _____________ _ ____________ l 948-1952

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 Wolters, Director

254 CARROLL STREET, TAKOMA PARK, WASHINGTON, D. C.

Cypress 7-9083 Kroll's Fuel-Oil Kerosene

Oil Burner Service

W. J. & A. 0. KROLL 6646 Temple Hill Rd., S.E.

Washington 22, D. C.

Oliver 2-7783

FIVE ST AR PRODUCTS Manufacturing Chemists

Specializing in Soaps, Detergents, Ge micides, Rug Shomp::>o & 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. l 04 meets second Saturday of each month at Nor1·heost 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 Ro y, Alexandr io, Virginia.

If you know of a Brother Toll Cedar who is sick, please report his case at once to our chairman of the Sick Committee, Brother Luther Cromer, l 007 Elm Ave., Takoma Pork, Maryland, Phone: HE 4-6215, or the Scribe, Brother Ernest C. Scoffer, 214 Dole ·Drive, Silver Spring, Md., Phone: JU 5-1543.

ALL CEDARS-MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO COME OUT FOR E!:::RY MEETING IN 1953

Wear your Pyramid

In appreciation to Our Advertisers

THANKS

Montgomery Forest No. 134

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HOMER N. NICK JU 9-9136 Non-cancellable Health and \.-- R. LAMONT THURSTON

Accident Insurance Indiv idual Hospital Policy

~ COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICES

614 Tower Bldg. Phone NA 8-9420 320 Pinewood Ave. Silver Spring Washingt: n, D. C.

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1953 CONViENTION

May 21, 22 and 23

MONTGOMERY FOREST HEADQUARTERS EASTBOURNE HOTEL

Indiana and Pacific Avenues Short block from the Boardwalk

For reservations: Everett Terry, Chairman

i-' CHARLES E. DEMENT YOUR BANKING NEIGHBOR )-

THE BANK OF SILVER SPRING 2417 HOMESTEAD DRIVE PAINTING PAPERHANGING

JU. 9-9000 DECORATING 8701 Georgio Avenue .... Floors Sanded, Refinished

Member Feder al Deposit Insurance Corp. JU 9-2417 Free Estimates

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STONE HOUSE INN Colesville and Old Bladensburg Roads

WHERE THE DISCRIMINATING DINE

Excellent Steak and Sea Food Dinners

Lunch from 12:30 to 2

No Job Too Small .

DRINK

AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING

B E E R

AMERICAN SALES COMPANY •

Wash. s: Williams, Pres. 6101 Blair Raad, N. W.

Washington, D. t .

Stanley T. Powers Secy.-Treas.

Phone: RA 3-4800

MONTGOMERY FOREST NO. 134 TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON

214 Dale Drive

Return Postage Guaranteed

Silver Spring, Md.