The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-06-19
PLAN OF The MUTUAL EN-.
DOWMENT ORDER.
FRATERNiL COOPERATION A GPAND
SUCCESS.


he MUTUAL OFUcf, nc
: Gently chartered under the laws o
the State o. Georgia, is for the pur
pose of uniting. in a fraternal bond
all acceptable persons, male Or female
over the age of ten years, of goo,
character, sound health aud reputa
bic calling, and 10 diffIse the princi
pies of economy and frugdliiy by tn,
assistance Of cooperation, bcnevo'
lcnce aud charity.
To encourage the saving of small
sums pf money zlor the purpose OF
paving sick or disability benefits and
annuai en%dowincnts.
incorporated AMI chartered by well
krnAvarbusincss men of Atlanta, who
stand high in commercial and frater-
nal society circles some of the SUI
prenIe officers, belonging to many of
the different fraternal and endow-
ment Orders, such as Masons, Odd
Fellows, Knights Of Pylhias, Improy-
cd Order of Red Med, Royal Area
mum, United Workmcn, National
Union Iron Hall, Progressive Benefit
Order, and otL.er similar associations,
their knowledge of fraternal society
work and business experience has
enabled them 10 devise a plan for The
payment of endowments and sick
benefits that is assured of success and
affords many advantages over similar
orders TO those who will avail them
selves of the opportunity of becoming
members. A careful consideration of
lis plan and benefits is asked by all
who are kindly disposed towards
these institutions, which have been
instrumental in SO much good in this
country and have alleviatcd so much
want aud suffering in time of distress
and bereavement.
Fraternal protection is no longer a
luxury that may he dispensed with at
will, but an absolute necessity that
every prudent person should not delay
in providing.
THE PLAN
is BASED upon the assessment plan, so
well and favorably known. The Mu-
tual Endowment Order is supported
by the pledge of It's members, without
which no fraternal cooperation asso-
citation would be safe or secure.
The overw helming success of many
organizations, the adoption
by the Mutual Endowment Order of
many superior features, and the en-
enlargement from the leading people
of Atlanta and elsewhere, who are
making application Tor men,
bership, bcspcak for the order a
grand SUCCESS and a place amoag the
in the country.
THE
The Mutual Endowment Order
relief to the unfortunate, pro-
ectiou to the needy, and profit and
10 lis members. 1t pays
in n year, and a weekly
lick or disability benefit of Sl2 A
less cigars per day or similar lux
lrics, will carry a certificate IN this
'rrler aud afford protection in case of
.ickness, and be a step toward indie
lcndcDcc.
SUPREME OFFICERS.
II. b. Toy, Past Supreme President.
j. NJ. Ponder, Supreme President
Hon L. W. Martin, Supreme Vice
President.
Ira Mowery, Supreme Secretary.
ID. NJ. Cabaniss, Supreme Trcasu-
cI. ,
j. +. Sharp, Supreme Organizer.
j. 5. Parks, Supreme Chaplain. 4,
w. III. %IIatcr Supreme Guard. =.
w. J. Albert, Supreme Counsellor.
The Office of the Supreme Lodge is :.
[ Az aud 49, East Alabama street, l
yer Armour 81 Cos. Any Informal =
will be chcerfully given.
The first subordinate lodge No. l, "
i'll be instituted in a few days with u
bout Two hundred members, con-
sling of some of Ailanta's most Il
ointment citizens aud business men. j.
aironize a home industry and be
rejected. n.