The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-05-11
IN LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS IN
COUNCIL.
,,.t OF the Delegates Present.
.,.tion OF Thanks to our Lodge
and Citizens.

and Citizens.
he Grand Lodge l. O. 0. F., convenr
: a Grenada IN the 5lst Annual Ses-
On Tuesday May 7th 1889.
he report of the Grand Officers which
received and referred to appropri>
Committees to show the order to be
prosperous condition. The acting
nj Masters address concludes as
In closing this report Of my official
/ I welcome you to this the 5lst
mai Session Of the Grand Lodge; and
trstulate you upon the nleasins ns sim M fae'
e. snIer the first year OF the sec
half century OF our existence as a
organization with Frightening
nects for the future Of our Order,
of the people Of our great State.
zen smiles graciously upon ua. The
Id secretary's report to which l
YOU for details, show gratifying I'M
|ement in our financial condi'f1n
no the past year. General good
+ prevails. The early and latter
come according to promise. The
do not elude the tiliers toll. I e
inc waves of political excitement
not disturbed our domestic friend
or impaired the sentiments of re.
zeal brotherhood; and with all the
of enterprise animates the minds
peop,e. Schooled throughout long
OF adversely ,heg have grown stnr,
nd resolute, and the old time vir-
of Industry, economy and thrift,
taken new root and are beginning
bakc the waste places blossom as
fose." "There is work for the la
+. seed for the sower and bread for
eater." The wonderful resources OF
common wealth, in which
tn pleased God to cast our lots are
ming known and appre ecioted. Let
De to it that the principles we pro,
as Odd Fellows shall be pushed
tliy forward, and made to do their
part in the Inauguration of the new
better era"
ur order is not religious, nor is it a
ltitute for religion, but it is eminent>
social and moral institution. 1t
brscs all truth, encourages all virtue,
teous and holds in the utmost dis
II all vice. It's teachings have di.
tendency to make men more social
humane, to build them up in all the
ments Of a noble manhood, to qualify
m for the various relations and sta
hs of private and public lie. Labor
kn for the advancement of the princi>
5 of "Friendstip, Locc and7ruth," and
promo,e the peace, happiness and
jsperity Of all who dwell within our
fders,
$s'For whatever good we do
lit is but duty done,
#Ifa sorrow were lightened.
Tor tear wiped away
II OF poverty's load
II We have taken share
81 From some weary and desolate soul,
|&Jf we've lifted the cup of cold water
ITO the lips of some famishlng brother
SThen in so much
EWe've done as the Master commands?
Du may HOpt
#When lifes' journey is ended
That Chd'tty's pure sunlight
#Will guide us
ITO mansions OF rest and refreshments
#gln the Grand Lodge above"
The tollowingis is the list of members in
tendance
Il GRAND OFFICERS:
Robert c. Patty, Deputy and Acting
land Master.
Wiley N. Nash. Grand Warder.
EC. G. Ross, Grand Secretary.
F. NJ. Lsssiter, Grand Treasurer.
isaac T. Hart, Grar.d Representative.
q. E. Bean, Grand Marshal.
De. H. Simms, Grand Conductor.
=Wm. Brown, Grand Guardian.
n PAST GRAND MASTERS:
III ohm H. Mckenzie, J. S. Lampkin.
Ii. D. Blumenthal, G W. Trimble.
Nv. M. Strickland, w. j. Bradshaw
d REPRESENTATIVES,.
aChas Lehman. Vicksburg.
xR. G. Kelly, Port Gibson.
81 ulius Ash, Grenada.
ID. T. Hart, Woodville.
sC. A. Brougher, Jackson.
N. w. Hammond, Harriston.
q acob Holberg, Macon.
w. J. Webb, Aberdeen
Us. Fried, Starkville.
wv. L. Lobe, Columbus.
Jno. j. Armstrong, Walden.
III. J. Buchanan, Jr,, Okolona.
\ John Rowzee, Pontotoc,
\ F. d. Becht, Scranton.
E. N. Hunt, Ripley.
Jas. NJ. Dickey, Corinth.
@. E. Rombereger, Water Valley.
H. w. Hunter, Tupelo.
M. @. OIgart, Summit.
Herman Scnlessinger, Greenville.
d. B. Gibson, McComb City.
A. II. Fapt, Wesson.
Henri Heilbranu, Holly Springs.
7. j. Manly, Charleston.
MEMBERS OF STANDING COMMITTEE,
J. T. Thomas. Gfenada,
Z, Bonelli, Vicksburg,
Geo. G. Dillan, Macon.
Jerry Robinson. Charleston.
PAST GRANDS
Louis Calm, Woodvllle.
Rev. G. A, Grammoh, Okolona.
L. A. Rather. Holly Springs.
M. Fol,z, Water Valley.
W. 9. Nc Mullen, Charleston.
r. R. Spiers, Columbia.
+. A, Tyler, Holly Springs
Monroe McClurg, Walden
RI. Dayis, Walden.
The following is list Of the Graz
Lodge officers for the ensuing year:
ROht C PATTY Macon. Grand Master