Western Star Lodge meeting schedule and officers
Western Star Lodge No. 24 F and A M holds meetings on the first and third Tuesday nights at the hall on Walnut street. Worshipful Master C. Be Faunt Le Roy and Secretary J. D. Oakley preside.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
8
Western Star Lodge No. 24 F and A M holds meetings on the first and third Tuesday nights at the hall on Walnut street. Worshipful Master C. Be Faunt Le Roy and Secretary J. D. Oakley preside.
Monroe Chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons meet at the Masonic hall on Walnut street on the second and fourth Tuesday nights. W M Washburn serves as High Priest and Dr G Surghnor is the Secretary.
Monroe Council No 8 Royal and Select Masters meet on the second Monday at the Masonic hall on Walnut street. H. D. Apgar Y I M Dr G Surghnor Recorder. Monroe Commandery No 7 Knights Templar meets on Walnut street Masonic hall on the second and fourth Thursday nights. D W Faulk Eminent Commander Dr G Surghnor Recorder.
A dense roster lists multiple fraternal and benevolent orders in Monroe. It names Louise L McGuire Chapter 11 Eastern Star, Stonewall Lodge 8 Knights of Pythias, Quachita Tribe 19 Red Men, Quachita Valley Camp 10 Woodmen of the World, Prosperity Lodge 19 Daughters of Rebecca, Julia Stonewall Temple 10 Pythian Sisters, West Monroe Lodge 180 Knights of Pythias, Monroe Lodge 454 B P C Ellis, Ouachita Lodge 2 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, with meeting days and local officers such as Worthy Matron Mrs R Downes Jr and Chancellor Commander E Faulk.
Monroe Aerie No. 343 Fraternal Order of Eagles holds lodge meetings each Wednesday night. President J. W. Keith and Secretary John J. Mullin are listed as officers, with the lodge located on De Siard Street opposite Sugar's Theatre.
Ouachita Lodge No. 2528 meets in Red Men's hall on the second and fourth Wednesday nights. Will Atkinson is Dictator with R. W. Winberry as Reporter.
Independence Lodge meets in Annex hall of the opera house on the second and fourth Tuesday nights. Miss Theresa Bauer is listed as Protector and Carl Walker as Secretary.
George L. Wood Camp No. 157 Woodmen of the World meets in its own lodge hall in West Monroe on the second and fourth Monday nights. A. W. Carroll serves as Consul Commander and T. M. Simonton as Clerk.
Ouachita Tent No. 54 announces meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month in the opera house Red Men’s hall. Commander J. J. Wolverton and Record Keeper T. J. Naughton listed for administration.
Henry W. Allen Camp No. 182 U C meets on call by the Commander at the courthouse. W W P Renwick Commander W A O Kelly Adjutant. Monroe Council No. 1337 Knights of Columbus meets at Catholic Hall first and third Tuesday nights. T J Naughton Grand Knight Adolph Renaud Recorder.
Catholic Knights of America holds meetings at Catholic Hall on the first and third Tuesdays. J. E. Larkin serves as president and WwW. A. O'Kelly as secretary.
St Matthew's Benevolent Society meets at 2 percent Catholic Hall on the second Monday of each month. T H McMillan serves as president and Adolph Renaud as secretary.
The notice invites the seven youngest members to meet Sundays at 2:29 p.m. at Place 0 P. Hall on St. John Street, with Isaac Cowder listed in association.
Desk sets cigar holders tobacco jars pocket flasks safety razors fountain pens and I P menu books art calendars offered by Monroe Stationery Co Ltd in a men’s gift lineup with assorted learn and gift items.
Practical homemaking hints on thorns and roses, cooking prunes and doughnuts, keeping odors down, making candles, cornmeal, and preserving beef. Tips include stretching a sweater, unraveling carpet ends, and methods for brining beef and corn beef storage. Read from December Farm Journal.
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