The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-22
HONE GOES 70 ELKIWsT
STATE REBEKAHS
ELECT OFFICERS
Closing General Business Attended
10 and Annual Meeting
is Ended.

/ AZ anu NAGGIAuH
is Ended.
officers. to serve for the ensuing
year were elected by the State AS
sembly of Rebekahs in odd Fellows
temple Friday morning and the final
session of the annual convection was
held in the same place Friday after
noon.
The new officers are as follows:
President-Mrs. Sadie Ruttencu.-
ter. OF Mason City.
yice-president- J. a. Cur
renee, Of Clarksburg.
secretary-Mrs, Hattie Roney, of
Golfers.
Treasurer-Mrs Emma johnson,
of sistersville.
warden-Mrs. Elizabeth Curry,
of Huntington.
Friday mornings session of the
Assembly was opened by devotional
exercises led by the chaplain.
Vice-President Comes.
Mrs. Sadie Ruttencutter, of Mason
City. who has been absent from the
convention because of illness, was
present and occupied her chair.
| The roll call showed large ma
/ jority of the lodges represented.
i The printing committee awarded
the contract for printing the AS
sembly journals to the Herald Print
ing Co., of Steubenville, at 20 cents
a page.
The memorial committee reported
the following named members of
the order who have been called, to
account by the Great Commander for
their membership here on earth:
Ella Jones. No. ga.
Anne Lucy Miller, No. 81.
Nora Hill. No. "a.
Susan Corad, No. %.
Pearl Ward. No. SO.
Bessie Emmett No. 10. 4
Fannie Amsdam, No. 4.
Mary Murphy, No. 1.
Ina Rymer. No. 50.
Lulu Dare, No. H.
Lizzie Lowder, No. 90.
Yohama Meyer. No 12.
Wilhelmina Johnston, No. so.
Marcellus Roberts, No. II
Edward Liemberger, No. 90.
Adolph Knoke, No. 12.
G. J. Seager, No. 76.
Henry Dunn. No. 11O.
| Samuel Jackson, No. "a.
DR.. w. NJ. Rymer, No. 30.
| William Wright, No. 81.
Charles ort, No. 81.
Pearl Ward, No. 81.
5. 7. Rankin. No. 9S.
p. G. Deehight, No, 81.
Jessie Adams, No 81
Frank II. Rhodes. No. So.
Finances Are Good.
Report was made by the finance
Icommittee of the financial condition
of the Rebefah lodges showing them
to be better and stronger in that re-
spect than ever before.
1.-THE badge committee reported the
sale of $50 badges at a profit of $50
which was deposited in the home
fund.
At 10 o'clock nominations were
made IN addition to those made
Thursday. Mrs. Uhlman, of Char
| lesion. declined the nomination for
Grand Warden, and Mrs. Coleman.
of Warrington, also withdrew her
name from the nomination for
Grand Treasurer. For the office cf
Grand Warden. over which there is
always an interesting contest. there
were three nominees, Jennie Hutch
inson, of Charleston; Elizabeth Cur
ry. of Huntington. and Lille Pyle.
of Middlebourne. Mrs. Curry was
elected on the third ballot
After the election the report of
delegates was called for and the
Assembly had the pleasure of hea.-
ing a very interesting account OF the
order throughout the State which
showed it to be in most flourish
ing condition.
To Revise Constitution.
Mrs. Anna Hoffman. Mrs. Hattie |
Rouey and Mrs. Anna Silcott were
| appointed a committee to revise the
constitution for Rebekah lodges.
4 few minutes were taken up by
interesting talks by visitors from the
/ Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and the
discussion of interesting topics by
the sisters. The session then ad-
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