The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
REUNION
COMES
To CLOSE
INSPECTOR BuSBY LAUDS
DEGREE WORK WAS
SUCCESSFUL MsET

The fall reunion Of the Ancient ard
Accepted Scottish Rite closed this af-
ternoon with the mounting of the 32nd
degree Master of the Royal Secret.
The present conslstory meeting has
been signally successfully and al
though the class is not as large as is
customary, the interest has been keen
ard the work jealous, Many entrants
for the degrees were kept away by
campaign work and business.
The noted Arab Patrol team from
Oklahoma CITY has put on number
Of degrees and the Edmond team has
also helped with the degree work.
The visitors have also been very
much pleased with the ease and faci.
~ with which the Guthrie degree
teams have done their work. One
special feature of the work thls morn
ing was the first division Of the 30,h
degree which was put on by teams
composed OF two 33rd degree Masons
aud ore Sud X G. G. H. The 32nd
degree was conferred at 3:3O this sf.
tern0on, terminating the initiatory
work Tho prospects arc tlattering
for u large class at the next session
IL January and from present lndica.
tlons there will be about 200 applica-
ton for degrees then.
Inspector General Busby. OF Meal
ester has been present during tn.
week and Is highly gratiiied with tho
success of the meeting Mr. Busby
was eatcd with the perfection of de-
tail charactcrising the exempification
of the inelfable degrees and of the IN
tensely interesting historical and re-
liglous 18th knight of the
East.
Among those assisting in the d.
gree work a. the meeting were
James Cowan, Roy Wood ]. d.
Willis, II. 7. owearengen, f. d. Wal
ton, c. O. Bum. w O Allison. VIM.
Allison, ]. b. Oyerton, j. l.. Lampkin,
L. + Leach, r. W. Montgomery, j..
NJ. Smith, l.. b. Selman, X. II. Sutan.
o 0linef + l.. Powers. A. o. Farqu-
harson, Frank Hindman. Ed, Trapnel,
j. +. Woodwork. w. A. Patterson,
/ . G. Suman, G.. Homerton, c. ". Car
pentor. VIM. Robertson. r. Shoemaker.
j. McCorkel, J.. Fl. Owens. Fl. G.
| Brownlee, r. X. Higgins. John Raaten.
G. f.. Tool. A. u Daley, II II. Watkins
| h. Il. Griffin, C.. W Mcneil. J. II. An
trobus. Il. Van Loo Ford, John Twam-
ley w. NJ Sexson. A. c. Hixon, l..
W. Baxter, G.. X. Hanford. A. H. Niles
! W. b. Wheeler, VIM. Anderson. J. S.
Twyforl. ID. d. Leach. G. Spencer,
! Clyde Upham. l.. C. Knighton, c. ID.
Long, J. b. Peck. r. II. Malarkey, W.
l.. Gag Teton, j w. Duke. X. ID. Smith.
Il. G.. Wheeler. J. b. Morris. NJ. II.
Taulbee, Il. G. Sharp. G.. H. S,agner
J. DeBanks, r. b. Lille. y. c. Peter
sen, W. +. Powers, A l.. Cockrnm. G.
| A. Hughes b. H. Ash. O. c. Black
| Arin Ashton, w. Z. Griffin, Fred E.hlor
John Jones, c. o. Gose, +. A. Hunt,
c. w Jackson. Newton Rector, +. III.
Mcclure, G. w. Nissley, w. l.. Ne
Williams. G. w Rice, J. K. Moore,
j. G. Buggs. NJ II. Tidwell, J. 5. Ma
bon. ID. G. DeVillers, Ben 'Standerfer,
Edwin DeI,ar Henry Wilmering. S.
II. Tlarrelson. W. T. Everard. Fred
Cribley, William Wilson. II. y. Ard
4 err. W. e. Mexican. T. G. Guss, Tea.
que Ray, {. Pond, d. Llntz, Ora Pick.
ering.
The consistory musicians are:
John NJ. Williams. 18th, first ten.
or; Fred IL Soehl. first tenor: Robert
Cardwell, ith. first tenor; Cecil VII
liams, first tenor; Albert NJ Williams
32nd, second tenor; Harry Calm, sec
ond tenor, o. D. Hall. second tenor
1 Dan G. Williams, 32nd, K c. G. H.,
second tenor: O. NJ Williams. 32nd
first bass: ]. L. Woodwork 32nd. first
bass; Alvin Richards. first bass: DR.
/ G. -. Hill S2nd, second bass; Frank
Post. second bass: Claude Sheldon
second boss; G. c. Robinson. director
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