Education Policy Guides Grand Lodge in Georgia
The Grand Master outlines a year of education driven reform for I O O F in Georgia. He notes 28 new lodges organized, a push to reclaim suspended members, and careful fund management for orphans and widows. He urges study of laws and prudent bonds, and suggests a modest budget for his office while praising the 1910 Atlanta session.
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Pea
Grand Lodge
Georgia
Bro
W. S. Coleman
Cedartown
T. L. Gruzard
Columbus
George O. Berry
Bro. Gruzard
Odd Fellows of
Bro. Berry
Indiana
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Seattle
Wash
Atlanta
Arning
J. ‘S. Tyson
Robertson
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Rome
Odd Fellows of Georgia
John S. Tyson
Savannah
T. H.robertson
Gainesville
John P. Davis
Army
Mumford Home
Oram
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