Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-01
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 with the lodges of Odd Fellows. All have
 elected officers for the term commencing July 1, and have resolved to immediately go to work in team drilling for the grand
 lodge teams. The lodges of Brming ham, East Lake, Avondale, Woodawn and
 Pratt City have decided to perfect them-
 selves in the degree work, and with this end in view appointed delegates to gen. eral conference of the teams, which met last week and passed the following resolu- tions:
 Resolved, That each lodge be requested to immediately organize or reorganize it's team by practicing or conferring the de- grees on candidates. | Resolved, That committee of seven be appointed to visit these practices and re- port how to form the team or teams to general meeting. Resolved, That these practices end on | October next. l The following committee was appointed | in accordance with the above resolutions: | 8. M. Shrews bury of Magnolia No. 12i; 1 J. w. Riddle of Jones Valley No. 105, East | Lake; George Huddleston of Mineral City | No. "A; M. c. Mifls of Jefferson Valley No. | s5, Pratt City; B. J. Murphy of Avondale | No. 10S; c. J. Morgan of Birmiughaa Ho. 112; E. R. Jollee of Fidelia No. 125, Wood- ! lawn.
 l This committee will commence visiting the lodges as soon as it is notified the lodges have set nights for the drills. There will be another meetingaof the delegates Saturday night, July 21. The next meeting of the sovereign grand lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will be held in Chattanooga, Tenn., in September. great many of the Odd Eel lows are making preparations to attend this meeting. Magnolia Lodge No. 121, Independent
 Order of Odd Fellows, at it's regular meet nj O h m gree on brother and elected the following officers for the next term: Noble grand. r. c. Pierce. | Vice. grand, T. l.. Collins. Secretary, E. Y. Hagerman. sTreasurer, o. S.. Gauden. sTrustee, J. F. Davidson, M. D.
 The above officers and those to be ap-
 pointed will be installed tomorrow night
 by District Deputy Grand Master H. M. Austin.
 Mineral City Lodge No. "A, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, last Tuesday night conferred the third degree on brother and elected the following officers for the next term:
 Noble grand, D. B. Luster.
 Vice-g grand, George Huddleston.
 Secretary, Sinclair Bennie.
 2 Treasurer, k. Erswel.
 The above, with the appointed officers,
 will be installed Tuesday night by District Deputy Grand Master A. O'Sullivan.
 
 Order of Odd Fellows, Friday night con-
 ferred the second degree on a brother and elected the following officers for the ensu- ing term:
 Noble grand, Rudolph Wegelin. Vice grand, B. P. Finn. E--Secretary, F. A. Hewitt, Treasurer, John M. Dean. The above, including tho appointed off, cers, will be installed Friday night by District Deputy Grand Master l. J. Ritten- bury.
 Fidelia Lodge No. 125, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of Woodlawn, Friday night elected the following officers for the next term, commencing July 1: Noble grand, w. J. Parks. Vice. grand, E. R. Jollee.
 Secretary, W. D. Lanier. Treasurer, w. J. Marshall. These officers. including those to be ap. pointed, will be installed next Friday M. Collins. Birmingham Encampment No. 21, Inds- pendent Order of Odd Fellows, last | Wednesday elected the following officers for the ensuing term commencing July1: Chief patriarch, L. D. radshaw. | High priest, Rudolph Wegelin. | Senior warden, J. F. Davidson, NJ. D. | Junior warden, c. s. Gaudin. Recording scribe, John Woodrow. Permanent scribe, George R. Ward. | Treasurer, Thomas H. Holt. The camp fires are burning brightly, and the team for conferring the degrees will i commence to drill at each meeting. Woodlawn Fraternal Lodge No. 525, An
 cient Free and Accepted Masons, installed | the following officers at last meeting for
 the ensuing Masonic year: H. w. Vest
 colt, w.. M.; w. M. Smith. s. w.; Her.
 zack Moseley, treasurer; N. Mewhinney, S. D.. Peter Sweenev | D Iames Mo-