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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
17
Etowah Tribe No. 45 Red Men will entertain the degree team of Comanche Tribe next Monday night at the Wigwam corner of Gordon and Lee streets. A large class of candidates awaits the adoption degree as Red Men from other tribes attend.
Beavers name officers and initiate candidates at a lively meeting last Monday. Seventeen elected to membership, thirteen accepted, two waded through deep muddy waters. Annual election held. President Frank Harley presided. executives and officers elected. plans for a degree team noted.
Past Grand Incoherence Daniel of Georgia lauded for eloquence in resolutions at the Toronto session. The Odd Fellows record royal hospitality, knightly conduct, and civic generosity as a enduring fraternal tribute to a memorable ambassadorial week.
The Indian Trading Post at Red Men’s Wigwan opens Monday night hosted by Silver Cloud Council No. 1. Donations flow in as committees polish plans for a large event with free admission, inviting Red Men and the public.
College Park lodge of Free and Accepted Masons has moved to new quarters in the Curtis building over Cox's pharmacy. Officers chosen for the year include Worshipful Master T Bradley Senior Warden F Lupton Junior Warden P B Pearson Treasurer J Thornton Secretary Hal M Carlton Chaplain C McCrory Tyler A O Allen. The lodge is noted for its fine personnel and promising year ahead.
The Comanche Tribe and Red Men conferred the warriors degree on 19 candidates last Thursday, praising the tribe for ongoing good work this term. Kibla Temple No 123 elected officers for 1907 and plans installation in January. Carl Von De Leith helped confer four degrees on twelve candidates at Watkinsville, continuing lodge expansion in the area.
Gainesville Encampment No. 17 LO F elected G R Cochran C P G D Lay H P W H Towery W W Merk J W W B Smith scribe Lee Parnell financial scribe and treasurer. Washington Lodge No. 139 Knights of Pythias chose A W Sulmonon chancellor commander C MM Calhoun vice chancellor Rev D W Key prelate W W Quinn master of work R E Lowe keeper of records and seal M T Gresham master of exchequer G M DuBose master of finance T J Horwell master at arms C Neal inn guard Boyce Fickten Jr outer guard and trustee for three years. Fifth anniversary banquet at Hotel Johnson on January 9 with 260 guests planned.
Chattanooga Tenn December 15 Beavers will set up a new dam in the city about the new year with 200 charter members Deputy supreme organizer FE Walter Tripp arrives pleased with the outlook for a large Southern dam A handsome club with buffet and bath facilities will be installed as the order grows rapidly and Chattanooga will gain the next dam
The Appalacha tribe elected new officers last Thursday. Sachem I. C. Re Mar, Charles A. Bedford. Prophet W. C. Hendrix. Senior Sagamore L. J. Grubb. Junior Sagamore Jobo Guerin. Keeper of wampum George UH Sims. Director of wigwam W. Bt. Howen. Trustee C. M. Rowle. Chief of records W. F. Griffin. Refreshments were served and the session was enjoyed.
In Uni form Lodge No. 123 K of P eight candidates received the rank of page and, by special dispensation, the rank of esquire along with two others. Dick and George Eubanks Charles L. Jones and George Fresh assisted. The convention ran long but was of interest to the candidates who learned the lesson. Knight rank will be conferred next Tuesday night in amplified form.
At a Friday night Powhatan tribe gathering No 5 Hed Men elected L D Camp as sachem J E Jeffares as senior sagamore Ashley as junior angaimore and Rooper of Wampum as c seal with the chiefs directing the rites. Warriors encouraged care for the ill and a strong tribal gathering praised.
Jenifer Hive No 7 L C T M invites guests to the marriage of Lady Blanche M to Sir Knight C M Mortis on Sapanee 22 at the Church of the Hephert. Reception and supper follow at Maccabee Hall 5329 o'clock.
Choctaw Tribe No 35 Red Men celebrated its sixth anniversary with an hypnotism exhibition by W L Hambrick. The show pleased the audience and drew local interest, with Hambrick urged to extend his work. The group raised a considerable sum and thanked supporters.
Covington Georgia December 15 officers were elected for the Woodmen of the World lodge J J Corley consul commander RE W Carrol adv lieutenant C J Norman banker W N Rainey clerk E F Hutchins es ** ports Dr Luke Robinson physician W S Hooten watchman G H Boyd u M Dial J W Peek managers Carl Smith degree captain Barnes Lodge No 55 I C O F Acts past grand Wade P Harding noble grand J Edward Kruger vice dut Gordon F Mitchell secretary Thomas J Buchanan treasurer Augustus L Holbrook trustee J G Bloodworth property trustee William C Brooks general relief committee Jacob L Ketchem Barnes Lodge plans to send a drill team of past officers to the next convention
Hendrick Council No. 72 Royal Arcanum in Covington Georgia elected C A Rockwell as regent C A Harwell as vice regent T J Shields as secretary L D King as orator J P Cooley as guide R R Fowler as treasurer A D Meador as warden B Bohanon as sentry E W Fowler as trustee J S Gardner as chaplain on Monday night.
A fraternal order promotion urges members to recruit friends and highlights the benefits of membership. It argues the rise of fraternal organizations, the need to provide for dependents, and the value of the order beyond cost, signed M. D. Gleason.
Piedmont lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its annual election with W. C. Tomlin chosen noble grand and A. G. Sanders as vice grand. E. H. Stout became recording secretary and D. A. Perkle financial secretary. William H. Vine was named trustee and A. G. Sanders retired. The first degree was conferred.
Salisbury N C December 15 The largest mining deal in years arrived as B B Miller receiver for Gold Hill Copper Company turned over property effects and franchises to a new directory Three years earlier the firm faced bankruptcy and a receiver was appointed The operation faced nearly a quarter million dollars in debt and suspension of work W G Newman previously funded about 100000 of the shortfall and resigned as the new owners settle all debts and resume operations
Atlanta council No. 0660 Knights of Columbus elected new officers including L. EB O'Keefe as Deputy, Corrigan as Knight, A C Carroll as Warden, O Orrigan as Lecturer, Sheehan as Financial Secretary, Owen Varley as Treasurer, and trustees Petre Cate, Lucian Harris, and Edward McGuiry. detailed names appear in the official notice.
Ya ran an Temple Mystic Shrine held its annual business meeting at the Masonic Temple in Atlanta. Officers for the term were elected including Potentate Forrat Adair and Chief Rabban John R K Wilkinson. Members subscribed $6,000 to the Masonic temple fund and pledged $5,000 for a temple project.
Long winter evenings demand reading and The Georgian offers a yearly deal including The Delineator Meclure Magazine The World's Work and The Georgian for 5 50 per year in advance The magazines alone cost 6 The Georgian is 4 50 The Jeffersonian and The Georgian for one year cost 4 50 each.
Fred Ballet was remanded to jail in Athens on December 15 after being arrested on drunken and disorderly conduct charges and for stabbing a policeman who restrained him. The incident prompted the officer to restrain Ballet, who was taken into custody.
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