The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04
GRAND HOUSEHOLD
 OF RUTH ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR NAMED AT MEETING HELD
 YESTERDAY. "
Banquet is Rendered Visiting Dele gates at Odd Fellows risii Sy
 Members of Local Lodge. 'sfe

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 Grand United Order of odd Eel lows.
 The third days session of District lGrand Lodge No. II was called to order at a. m. by the grand mas ter, and was opened In the usual rit- ualistic form, after which the house was announced in order for busi- ness.
 l The proceedings of the previous session were read and adopted En- dowment Secretary E. o. trent con- cinded his report which appeared m yesterdays paper.
 The fonow1ng committees were an nounced: On endowment, Resoiu-
 tions, grievance, Widows and Or phans, Odd Fellowship, State of the Country, State of the Order, Grand Medical Examiner, Memorial, On Claims.
 | On motion of Hon. J. E. Bush, of Littie Rock. $i0OO OO was appro- prifed for sAs entertainment of the National Negro Business Mems League which will assemble in the city of Little Rock, August 16th. The meeting adjourned.
 At D. m. the grand lodge reas- Camhlad aud uvaS -,affad to oraon h., the grand master.
 Hon. Scipio A. Jones, grand attor- ney for the order made his Bi-ah- nual report, taking up in detail TIe work of the grand lodge in this dis trict. His report showed that ha had saved the grand lodge more than s5.000 during the past two years Lawyer Jones ranks among the lead- ing attorneys of the country, and ,s not only a member of the Supreme Court of Arkansas but is member of the United States Supreme Court, the highest tribunss of the nation. Several committees made reports all of which were adopted. The memorial exercises will take place this evening at g p. m. at which time both bodies will assemble at the Visitors Chapel A. NJ. E.. church where suitable program will be rendered out of respect to the mem ory of the deceased of the order.
 The election of grand officers will take place his morning at ten o'clock sharp. .r
 Grand District Household.
 The district grand Household was called to order at 9:30 a. m. by the grand most noble gov--nor. The ses- sion was opened in the usual form, after which the house was announced in order for business. II The minutes of the previous ses- sion was read and adopted. The En- dowment Treasurer Mir. George w. Johnson, was introduced who made a statement concerning the endow- ment fund, same as appeared in yes terdays issue. Several committees reported and the meeting adjourned. :. 1 The grand Household assembled al Z D. m. and was opened in the usual form. At this hour the various com mittees made their reports :
 The election of grand officers took place at 3:30 ?, m, when the fol- lowing staff of officers was elected for the ensuing year; Grand Most Noble Governor. Mrs. 1T. E. Caro- Una, Little Rock: Grand Right No ble Governor. Mfrs. Ida Drew, Hei- ena.
 Grand District Recorder, Mrs. ffat- : tie S.. Trent, Fort Smith. . Grand District Treasurer. Mrs. Lula B. West, Henslcs.
 Grand D.strlec Prcla;e, Mrs. H,n' 1 Ina J. Nuan, Camden. : Grand District Usher, Mrs. Alic< r Brown, Marianne.
 s Grand Dis'rics Shepherd, Mrs. C.
 A. McCullum, Ashdown.
 Grand Disirict Chami e,lain, Mrs . Josephine Rlone.
 Grand District Director, Miss ---r ' ltha l.. Jackson, Darlane'ie. r By motion Mrs. H. E. Carolin, ' was unanimously elected state repro sentative to the National Househoi F meeting, which will convene in tn | city of Atlanfa, Ga.. 1912.
 A banquet was given Tuesday ey : ening by the local lodges and House : holds in honor of the visiting dele 3. gates at the Odd Fellows hall. tnf& sau