The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-05-28
THE CHARLOTTE MEEIING OF
RED MEN.

The nest largely attended zJTeal
ItCouneil of Red Men ever held N the
4 State was that in Charlotte during
4 the past week. 1t was the sixteenth
annual meeting of the Great ilour,eIl
|of the State, and was attended by
Imore than two hundred delegates ana
i visitors
Z. The 1915 convention of the Red
| Men will be held ia Edenton, that
town winning out over all the Others
that made bid for the meeting.
Representatives to the Great Coun-
i eli of the United States, which me cts
in Portland, Maine, during Septe M
<lber. was elected as follows: Roy.
lie. Flanagan, Greenville; Ben w.
i Taylor, Washington. and the two
]Ewhe hold over for another year, J.
IR. Anderson, Charlotte, and w. H..
Lane, of Wilmington. A. c. Gar
ret was named for a term of three
years on the Great Board Of Appeals.
and w. L.-Stamey, OF High Point,
was chosen Tor the same term on
/ the committee of the orphans fund.
| OTHER CHIEFS ELECT ARE: ].
The Chiefs elect who were duly
raised by Great Incohonee Carl Fos-
ter of Bridgeport, Conn, are:
Great Proprietary c. Flanagan,
Greenville; Great Sachem, w. E.
Herndon, High Point; Great Sr. Sag
amore, D E. Henderson, New Bern;
Great Jr Sycamore. Heenan Hughes,
Graham; Great Representatives to
the Great Council of the United
States -RoyC Flanagan, Greenville;
Ben ~ Taylor, Washington; the other
two holding over are j R. Anderson,
Charlotte and w H. Lane, Whining
ton; The Great Chief of Records, w.
Ben Goodwin. also goes at the direc
ton of the Great Council.
The Chiefs appointed by the
Great Sachem, w. E. Herndon, are
Great Sannap. D. NJ. Weatherly, T
Franklinv;lle; Great Mishinewa, c.
II Beine, Raleigh; Great Guard of
Wigwam, E. L Murray, Burlington;
Great Guard of Forest, S. w. Pen
nington, New Bern. On the State
Orphans Board-W. L. Stamey,
High Point, three years; o. G. Falls,
Kings Mountain, and E. G. West,
Greensboro, hold over for two and
one years respectively. On the
Board of Appeals-A C. Garrett of
Elizabeth City for 8 years; c. F.
Mauney, Charlotte, and D. L. James.
hold over for two and
one years respectively. On the Ju-
dietary Committee-R. F. futile,
Edenton, E. T.. Stewart. Washington,
and W. S. Moye. Greenville.
Resolutions were passed auihoriz-
ng the Great Chiefs of the State to
proceed to formulate plans for the
of an insurance branch
If the Order, and it is expected that
his will be done at an early date.
The reports of the Great officers
showed one of the largest gains in
he history of the order ii this State.
lWenty-eight new tribes were insti-
uted, with net gain in member
ship of more thin one thousand
Great lncohonee F ,ster, of Connect
ut, head of the Red Men in the
United States, was present at the
Meeting, and made the statement
hat this was the largest percentage
.ain of the past year that has been
eported by any State in the United
states.
Much attention was attracted on
he streets # Charlotte by the parade
hat the members gave during the
Nay 20 celebration in that city.
There were perhaps two hundred
nd fifty on horseback, ard the war
lance given on independence Square
i night was one Of the features of
he big celebration.
The outlook for the coming year |
5 very bright, and the officers of
he Great Council expect the best
ear in the history of the order.
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