The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-01
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Treasurer-Jos Wlnton, of Guthrie.
The following committees were appoint
ed by President Leach:
EXECUTIVE.
DR.. John A. Threadgill, of Norman.
George w. Weems, of Pawnee.
w. NJ. jenkins of Guthrie.
w. j. Sombart, Of El Reno.
j. A. Mcintosh Of DAVIS, Ind. Ter.
Edw Johnson, of Minco Ind. Ter.
F. A. Hunt, of Marshall
RESOLUTIONS.
Z. d. Murdaugh, Of Edmond
DIR. hreadgill, of Norman.
+. H. Cooke, of Oklahoma City.
r. G. Bell, of Perry.
j. A. Burkholder, of Jennings.
w L. Farquharson, Of Hennessy.
RULES AND BYLAWS.
Jos. Winton, Of Guthrie.
Z. II. Murdaugh, of Edmond.
E. II. Cooke, of Oklahoma City.
j. NJ Bishop, of Norman.
j, A. Burkholder, of Jennings.
TO PURCHASE BANNER.
c. NJ. Fechheimer, of Chickasha, Ind.
Tar.
w. NJ. Cross, of Oklahoma City.
c. F. Colcord, Of Oklahoma City.
TO PURCHASE 81. 1.-TIONERY.
Secretary f. b. Lille, of Guthrie was
appointed to purchase stationery for the
class
The secretary was also instructed to
have the resolutions engrossed, together
with the names of the class, and present
them to the Consistory.
THE CLASS NAME
A special committee was appointed to
choose a suitable name for the class and
selected ",The Temple Glass of 1907
The class decided to present hand
some silk banner to the Consistory and
the committee, as above named, was ap-
pointed with the power to act. An asses
ment of $3.50 was levied on each member
of the class to create a fund for this
purpose and $40 were secured to buy the
banner The name of the class will be
inscribed thereon.
The committe on rules and bylaws was
ordered to report at the next meeting Of
the class which will be at the next ses-
sion of the Consistory this coming au-
tumn, the date not yet named.
The following is a complete roster of
the members of "The Temple Glass of
1907 and their addresses:
DR.. John Threadgill. Norman.
]. w. Smith, Hennessey.
J. E. Pickard, Perry.
F. A. Hunt, Marshall.
George Cooper, Seward.
C. NJ. Weems, Pawnee.
j. y. Winton, Guthrie
E. II. Cooke, Oklahoma CITY.
r. NJ McFarlin, Hodenvile I. T.
F. a. Derr Guthrie.
c. F. Colcord, Oklahoma City.
o. S. McEwen, Oklahoma City.
f. b. Johnson. Norman.
r. b. Cunningham, Saltwater
r. c. Bell Perry.
Z. s. Marx. Oklahoma City.
c. NJ. Fechheimer, Chcasha.
r. Thatcher, Edmond.
+. D. Murdaugh, Edmond.
F. b. Lille Guthrie.
NJ Grant Guthrie.
w NJ jenkins. Guthrie.
G. Anderson, Guthrie.
F. r. Fleischer, Guthrie
]. Twamley, Guthrie.
w 7. Sombart, El Reno.
w. NJ. Cross, Oklahoma City.
c. f. McKeeby, Guthrie.
]. A. Mcintosh. Davis, T. T.
T. Meyer, Guthrie.
w. +. Faruuharson, Hennessey.
II. T. Swearngen, Guthrie.
d. d. Leach Oklahoma City.
D. c. Lentz, Guthrie
w. NJ Buckley, Mulhall.
c. F. Tatum, Guthrie.
j. NJ. Bishop. Norman.
w. A. T. Robertson. Ponca City.
w. A. Fraser, Guthrie.
H b. Bryon. Hennessey.
e S. Haily, South McAlester.
w. L. Rhodes, Guthrie.
J. A. Burkholder, Jennings.
D. w. r. Turbyfll, Oklahoma City.
The class passed the following resolu-
tions, reported by the committee:
"Appreciating fully the magnitude of
this great undertaking and the vast la
Dor necessary to attain the glorious end
of this reunion,
"Be II Resolved. That the class Of May
29-31, 1900, extend to the officers ana
bethren of the Guthrie Consistory and
coordinate bodies our high appreciation
of the magnificent and impressive ex-
emplihcation of the various degrees OF
this rite conferred on us,
"Be 1t Resolved. further That we as
class and individually as brethren ten
der our services to the officers of these
bodies, assuring them that so far as 1t
is in our power we will endeavor to assist
them in the upbuldlng of Scottish Free
Masonry in the territory to the end that
the banner may hold that proud position
which such loyalty, devotion and zeal, as