Fraternal lodge meetings listed for Lexington and surrounding groups
Fraternal orders such as Hockhilige Lodge No 54 Lexington Lodge No 66 K of P Metal Tuesday meets Old Fowen Teall Odd Fellows Mountain City Lodge No 2 Hebskah meeting Monday Odd Fellows Hall Mesvnle Hall Natural Bridge Council No 192 Royal Arcanum meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall Lex Council No 179 Junior Order United American Mechanics meets Friday night at Odd Fellows hall
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Mesvnle Hall
Natural Bridge
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows' Hall
Lex Council
Jonior
United American Mechanics
Ory
Odd Fellows
Personal Side of George V as He Warned England to Wake Up
A profile of King George V detailing his studied, duty bound nature and public persona. The article recalls his boyhood pranks, his steady rise in the navy, and his “Wake up England” speech after returning from a empire tour. It highlights his balanced political stance, devotion to duty, and impact on Britain and the empire.
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Gourre Vb Oe
Great
Uritaia
Kkawi
Centures
Hle
Cai
Mary of
Took
Duke of Clarence
Lord Burnham
Edward
George
Llohfax
Briish Ottiger
Americas
Scott
Victoris
Eler
Great Britain
King George
England
British Empire
Guildhall
London
South Africa
Aeas
Mwe
Offiecimes
Libor
Halifax
La Farge the Artist Revitalized Stained Glass Craft
A profile of John La Farge born in New York City on March 21 1935 recounts his study of architectural decoration painting in Paris with Couture and Hunt, his early religious subjects and landscapes, and his pivotal invention of new stained glass techniques and enameling networks used in major U S churches and homes. It notes his writings and lectures and cites his influence across Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and beyond. Also included is Alfred Austin s tribute The Truce of God praising King Edward VII and urging peace to end feuds and monarchic mourning.
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John la Farge
New York City
Couture
Paris
William M. Hunt
Farge Wade
Dai Porge
Europe
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Phladelpha
la Farge
Edward VII
Great Britain
God
Alfred Austin
Who Drank the Toddy in 1862 Cavalry Raid Tale
A first person account describes Lee’s plan to split his army to outflank Pope during 1862 operations. Jackson’s flank march and Stuart’s rear move aimed to cripple Pope’s rail line and captures papers and money from Pope’s headquarters tents. A guide led Union tents to be secured, revealing papers and spoils inside before dawn.
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Gerern
Lee
Mojeein
Pabannock
Im Vieja
Pope
Longstreet
Pope Amd
Jackson
Pownl
Washington
Stuart
Catlett’s
Capina
Meutenant
Turmoil at Willard's hotel described in veteran tale
A Civil War era reminiscence recounts Major Clary and Marshall at Willard's hotel as a skirmish with rebels erupts nearby. Dragoons under Major Lilte arrive from Washington and a tale of whisky, their near drinking, and the chaotic retreat through a rain drenched ravine emerges in the narrative.
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Federal Dragoons
Thomas Lilte
Regular Army
West Mount
Washington
Willard’s
Major Clary
Pope
Clary
Catlett's
Majo
Lewis Marshall
Gienera Lee
Marshall
Teddy
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Nannie W. Jordan
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Virginia Military Institute Coen
West Point OF the South
E. W. Nichols
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First National Bank OF Lexington
B. E. Vaughan
J P. Moore
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T. T. Dickinson
B. Estes Vaughan
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Jordan Manufacturing Co
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County Bridge
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