Big Time Shrinetown Events Planned in August Weekend
Thousands expected for St John s AME Zion Church service Sunday at 3 pm. Imperial Council opens Monday at 10 30 am with remarks by Lieutenant Governor Clarence J Brown. Shriner minstrel Monday night at Lyceum Theater. Tuesday features a grand street parade with a long route and a 500 dollar prize drill at Music Hall with patrols from Arab and Isis groups. Delegates urged to report in person or by mail to local nobles.
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St. John’s A. M. E. Zion
Mound
Barr Street
Imperial Council
N. M.S
Noble C. R. Blake Jr
Imperial
Imperial Council of
State of Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Noble Chas. A. Cottrell
Grand Court of Daughters of Isis
Music Hall
C. S. Williams
George Street
Knights of Honor Hall
Frank Btown
Ashland Avenue
Noble J
Report Of Annual Fete Receipts And Expenses
Report lists cash receipts of 789.50 and total 906.96 with expenses across multiple booths and items. Candy Booth, Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Amusements, Gate, Ticket Booth and table costs, plus donations from James Bowen W. P. Dabney and another friend. Net gain shown as 281.78 after advances.
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James Bowen
W. P. Dabney
Official Program at Masonic Headquarters Presents Flags and Souvenirs
At the Lyceum Theatre Building, Masonic Headquarters offers an official program featuring flags pennants books and souvenirs for sale. The event highlights a curated assortment linking fraternal heritage with public display and purchase opportunities.
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Masonic
Lyceum Theatre
Greatest Southern Sensation Sues Negro For 100000
Raleigh August 16 Henry B Warner former president of the National Editorial Association and now Chairman sued K Baxter McRary of Lexington for 100000 for alleged alienation of Mrs Warner affections He also seeks absolute divorce The suit followed an incident when McRary was said to have been caught in the Varner home and arrested Then warned to leave the city The warner family resided in Raleigh for eight years and the case is moving to Lexington Kentucky where they also reside Mrs Varner a prominent clubwoman and chaur
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Lexington
Warner
McRary
Varners
Varner
New York
North Carolina
National Editorial Association
State Association
Congress
Chureau
Community thanks at booths and visits speak to local ties
The article thanks booth workers led by Thomas Triplett and Charles Williams with the Lady Managers for their help. The Picnic Committee lists E L Thomas as chairman with Mgr H M Miggins secretary, Luke Edinburgh treasurer. Visitors include Thomas Grubbs of Chicago visiting daughter Mrs Katie Glover, and Mr and Mrs Ed Smothers celebrating their 11th anniversary on August 10. Misses LaV Frinson Cleo Hail Sara White Beatrice Morton spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
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Thos. Triplett
Board of Trustees
Chas. Williams
E. L. Thomas
Mgr
H. M.miggins
Luke Jinburgh
Mr. Thomas Grubbs
Chicago
Mrs
Katie Glover
la V. Frinson
Cleo Hail
Sara White
Beatrice Morton
Indianapolis
The Sterling Side of the Case
The Sterling Hotel owner defends lodging dealings with visiting Masons. He recalls no contract with Frank Hall over 500 visiting Masons, notes no price drop, and states rates remain at 2 to 2.50 for singles and 4 to 5 for rooms with bath. He asserts goodwill toward Hall and locals while promising festive decorations for visitors and Ciney.
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Frank Hall
Detroit
Mr. Hall
Notable Masonic Leaders to Visit Crescent Club
Grand Master David W. Parker of New York and Hon. Arthur S. Schomberg, renowned Masonic scholar, will be guests at the Crescent Club in the Hotel Sterling next week, adding prominence to the gathering.
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David W. Parker
New York
Lon
Arthur S. Schomberg
Crescent Club
Hotel Sterling
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Parker
Shrinetown
Shriners Minstrel
Lyceum Theater
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Grand Street
Clark Street
Central
Ninth
Cutter
Kenyon
Colored Orphan Asylum
Ole
Oo Ecu Se
Amount Advancd
Jack
Ninth Street
Raleigh, N
Henry & B. Warner
K. Baxter McRary
Ed. Smothers
Schomberg
A. A. Schomburg
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