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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08
ARVONIA
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Afvonia. Va. February Niles Macie
c.. where she goes 10 spend some time
with her cousin. Miss Bessie Williams, who
is teaching ia that town. Before return
Ing home Miss williams will visit trends
Grattan puncum. OF Washington. who
came 10 attend the funeral OF his sister.
Mrs. John Bersch. spent several days in
this community last week visiting friends
urday.
w. d. Chiles. OF Richmond. was o visitor
here and in neighborinE towns this week.
mrs Thomas Tonn!n. with several chill
mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
u. Jonea.
Arthur L. Pitts returned this week after
"a visit OF several days TO North Carolina.
he visited friends .n Raleigh. Hamlet. Char
lot,e. Greensboro. and other towns,
Miss Winnie Pitts attended party given
at "Hatton Grangs. few miles above
seo,,sriiis on t!iaay night of this week
her home here on Saturday.
Albert j. Terrell member OF the Leg!s-
lature from buckingham and Cumberland.
spent sunday at his home. Bear Gar
dem In New Canton. returning TO Rich
nond early Monday morning
Miss Margaret Root gave birthday party
at the Arvonia Inn on Tuesday evening
OF this week Some OF those present were
son. Elizabeth pitts Louise and Mildred
Jones. Refreshments were served and
games played.
T. p Pat,eson. DR.. william y. Pe,t!,.
section. attended the inauguration cere-
monies in Richmond Monday Of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson Of Rich
parents, Mr.. and Mrs ". l.. Boa,wricht.
Mount Zion
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and II made the breaking out burn. Part
OF tho time could not sleep at night.
I used --- and some powder and l
used some salve called --- and several
other things but none were successful.
suffered with the pains for most two weeks.
Whom got Cuticura Soap and Ointment
would wash with Cuticura Soap and put
the Cuticura Ointment on and they soon
quit itching and burning. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment cured me in o little over a
week" (Signed) Miss Pearl Davis. Juno
20. 1913.
Although the Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment are most successful in tho treatment OF
affections OF the skin. scalp, hair and hands.
they arc also most valuable for everyday uso
In tho toilet. bath and nursery, because they
promote and maintain the health Of tho skin
and hair from infancy to age. Sold every
where. Liberal sample OF each mailed FREQ.
with s2-p. Skin Book. Address postcard
"Cuticura. Dept. II. BOSTON,
tR'Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap will find II best for skin and scalp.
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BERRYVIlLE

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BerTyvilie. Va. February Mrs John
:. Goldsmith left the latter part of ths
week Tot her home In Birmingham Ala
asA'ngton and attended the Southern
Master Thomas Wattles. o. Alexandria
son OF William Wattles formerly Of Der-v
VIC. sailed this week for England to visit
his aunt. Mrs Bertram Fox lie wac ac-
and Mrs f. g. Hatchet,
MTs a Moore. Jr., has returned from
washington. where she visited friends
MIS-. j. II. NJ Claggett. Miss Elizabeth
Timoerinke and Master Frank TimberIake
have returned from Boston
Miss Gertrude Stephenson. who has been
guest al MIS-. ~ Moore's. has returned
to her home in Rappahannock
bliss iosktnson. OF Middleburg. is visiting
hcr sister. Mrs Ben Puliiam
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or Wilson: Sara Richardson Dr. Ernest
Dunn. Roy Taylor II Lane, Bayard
Whitehurst. Joseph Anderson. Hugh Tay-
lor Mrs. John Cox Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stratton and MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Perry
one OF the most enjoyable social events
OF the season was the reception given on
tuesday afternoon by Mrs. 4. y. UzEeil in
honor or her sister, Mrs. Roswell Pow II
Stephens, OF Athens, Ca. who is spending
the winter here.
on Wednesday night the graduating class
OF the Newborn High School, which is COM
posed OF Misses Sophia Holiister Ivy Willis
Neil Bishop. Ellen Guion. Hattie Mae
Cohen and Albert Hubbard and Frank
Wills were entertained at an oyster roast
given In the Griffin building OF tho pub
lice school In addition to the members
OF the class who were present, each member
had invited one or more friends and tho
occasion was thoroughly enjoyed.
At the home of Mrs Donald Hanks on
Thursday afternoon the Music Club was e<-
tertained by Mrs. Hanks. Mrs. Clyde Eby
and Mrs Nelson Angel.
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NEWBERN
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Newbern. n. g., February Tin honor
OF Mrs Rosa Powell stephens. OF Athens
Ga. Mrs. Monroe Howell entertained a
number OF friends at her home On Mon
day. Those enjoying her hospitality wero
Mesdamcs Charles Duffy. Charles Ives. Ed
ward Bishop. Charles Tfoiister. Thomas
Roberts, John Hol!ister David Ward, C. G.
SSS,n n r. A. uzseil, William
Bryan.
Al tho homo on Broad Street on Tues
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hender-
SON entertained large number OF friends
at bridge party In honor OF Miss Lucy
Jarman. of Jacksonville, N. c., who Is
spending several weeks as their guest
Those who were invited to meet Miss Jar
man were Misses Amanda Baxter. Mary
Nixon. Myrtle Disosway. Estello Paschali
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CHASE CITY
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Chase City. Va. February 1.-The Card
Club met "Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. James Hardy. An unique Ice course
served.
The woman's Book Club met on Friday
afternoon with Mira. II. T. Hunter at South
side Institute. An interesting program on
Southern Poets' ably rendered.
The United Daughters OF the conf.deracy
Wednesday afternoon. The president Mrs
H Saunders, conducted a business meet
ing. and the members decided TO n, UP
reading-room a. the high school
The Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls with
their guardian, Mrs. r. l. Jefreys. walked
to Buffers Springs on Monday. After n
delightful picnic they rode back on the
train.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of tho
Methodist Church met on Monday after
no noon ~, Win Me- g, Cora wailaee A program
on Tuesday morning ]. Ellis Braeme, ag-
ricuiturai Demonstration for Meckienburg
County. spoke In the high school auditorium
speech corn club OF H;teen boys has
been organized.
Among those at III. Inauguration of
Governor Stuart were Lucius Gregory. c. T.
Geoghegan, 7. $ Rcherts, y. Il. Williams
Guy Williams
! The new edition to the Chase City High
School has been completed and is now &C
cupied by the normal training classes tenth
hi1h ''''tntG! EEht"s
y who's Who IN America contest was
held In the auditorium OF the high school
on Monday evening. The participants wrote
and delivered their own orations. The pro.
gram was; Williams Jennings Bryan"
Ana Reynolds. Thomas Alva Edison"
ROBERT Jeter: George ". Go. .6>ls" Doro-
ting jacques: Woodrow, WILSON," Marjorie
GreEoEy' The FIRST prize. s. soldpiece.
Was won by Miss Marjorie Gregory. the
second prize a $3.50 godpiece. was won
by Miss Dorothy Jaques Miss Marjorie
gregory was chosen to represent the Chase
CITY High School IN teh INTERMEDIATES de-
Chalmers contest to be held at Boydton on
February q.
The southern farmers institute train
stopped at Chase City three hours on Fri
asY morning. large number OF people
visited H. including the newly organized
ooys corn club and other high schoo!
pupils.
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Hair Grew 4 Inches In
A Few Weeks
a st. Louis Lady Increased the Length
OF Her Hair Four or Five Inches
I'm u Few Weeks With This
Simple Home Recipe.

weiltknown ST. Louis lady, after
using simple recipe on her hair which
she mixed at home, made the following
statement: Without eXaggeration. my
hair has grown four or five inches"
The recipe she used is as follows, and
any lady or gentleman can mix it at
home: TO half pint of water add / or
or bay rum, small box of Barbo Com
pound and IA OF. of glycerine. Apply
to the scalp two or three times a week
with tho tips of tho fingers. 1t not
only promotes the growth OF the hair,
but removes dandruH, scalp humors
and prevents the hair from falling out.
1t darkens streaked, faded, gray hair
and makes it soft and glossy. These
ingredients can be obtained from any
drug store at very little cost and mixed
at home.--Advertiseme
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BURKEVILLE
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Burkeville Va. February The Senior
League met on Friday evening at the high
school, 80"
MISS Cathrine Bngler has returned from
Pittsburgh. bringing with her Miss Mar
garet Scully as her guest,
Mesdames Mclean Leath and George
Scott spent Tuesday with Mrs. r p Shell
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge presented the temper
ance cause in an Impressive manner on
sunday night at the Baptist Church.
MIS-. T.. j. Agnew entertained the Aid
Society OF the Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ A. Hughes is visiting Mrs It.
o. Sandy.
Mrs. c. c. Campbell entertained the w.
G. I. u on Monday afternoon. This so
ciety was organized two years ago with
five members Mrs. w. j. Strickler presI-
dent 1t now numbers twenty seven ac-
tive members and ten honorary members
and is continuing to grow.
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Heaths'ilie, Va. February Miss Jimmie
ih"Tdlns. OF Wicomico, is visiting relatives
.irs, william Cowart, OF Cherry Point. IL
spending some time with her dauahter
81 Ellison Garrison in her home at
George Tal!aferro is home in Reedv,r.
from trip to New York. Baltimore and
Miss Florence Edwards. OF Feleton. was
given delightful surprise party by her
friends recently.
Mrs. j. NJ Omohundro and Misses Juliette
omohundro and Todd Motley of IiII,n
were recent guests in HeRthsvile
Misses Kathryn and Paving Nelms were
Weekend guests OF Mrs Slater Cownrt
Jr at her home at Cowarts
MISS Garnett Booker OF Lottsburs was
j, Elmer Henrn Wv
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LAWRENCEVlLlE
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Lawrencevilie, Va. February THE homo
of w. Il. Goodrich. OF Edgerton. was the
scene OF a pretty home wedding on We'd
nesday. when Miss Mae Goodrich became
tho bride OF j. w Palmer. OF Fitzhugh
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Powell OF the Methodist Church.
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
will reside at FltZhugh.
On account of family objection TO their
marriage. Miss Pauline Avery. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. p. B. Hob
good. and Fred Smith: eloped to Moth
Carolina and were married. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith returned to Lawrencevile this week,
where they will make their home
Miss Grace Mallory is the guest of Mise
Boggs OF Emporia.
Miss Fannie Harris, OF Kenbrdgs who
has been the guest of Mrs Mallory Turn
bull. has returned home.
Mrs. E. II. Turnbuil is tho guest OF rela-
tives at Boybins.
j. B. Lashley and j. r. Simmons motored
to Richmond for few days this week
Mrs. Lucy IIaskins Is the guest of Mrs
a. j. Osborn.
Miss Vivian Barrow has returned TO RAN
dolph- Macon Womans College after a short
vlsit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. s..
Barrow.
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PORT HAYWOOD
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Port Haywood. Va. February Mrs. NJ
B. Garnett. who recently took her SON.
Sears to Baltimore for medical treatment
has returned to Kalamazoo. her homo on
the East River.
Miss Matte w. Hudgins. after visiting
friends In Norfolk and Temperancevillc. has
returned TO her home at Port Haywood
Miss Eunce Borum, OF Willow Grove
after quite serious Illness. is convaiescent
Mrs Ernest Whitehurst and little daugh-
ter, OF Norfolk, are guests of her father
Rev. r. Finley Gayle at the f. Mathews
parsonage.
Mrs Arthur l.. Weston. who has been III
with the grip. is in Norfolk with her sis
ter, Mrs. Julius BOrum.
Mrs William Bayley ia still the sick
list.
visiting relatives in Baltimore for tho past
month, has returned to Woodstock, her
home the East River.
Mrs Frederic Troy, of Norfolk with her
little son. Ellis is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. w Il. Fitchett
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BALLSVlLLE
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Bailsviiie. Va. February Miss Mar
sucrite Dowden was the weekend guest of
her aunt. Mrs. A. W. Wilson.
Mrs. Bernard McLourine spent tho past
week with her parents In Amelia
Wade Owen. of South Richmond. was
In tho village on Saturday and Sunday
George w. Coleman visited relatives In
Cumberland last week.
John d. Garrett spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. w. &. Netherland.
Miss Grace Blsnton Is On a visit to
friends In the village.
Miss Kate Jones. OF Tunstnll. Is spending
several weeks with relatives hero
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DR.. Garland Finney. at Portsmouth.
Robert l.. Hopkins and Clarence Z. Custis
are home from baltimore.
Whiteley Nottingham is with ID. r.
kellam, at Shadyside. Northampton County.
L. w. Mock attended the meeting OF the
State Board Of Agriculture held In Rich
mond this week
Mrs Edward Groffigan, OF Cape Charles.
is at Coyesbury, the guest of her aunts.
Misses Bette and Sarah Paulson
Miss Nellie l.. Parker has returned from
Baltimore. having spent u month there
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that they wero thick on
mo from my waist down.
They kept getting larger
until some were as largo
asa common-sized button.
The eczema itchod and
burned 80 badly that I
scratched and made 1t
sore. IL / was out in tho
hot OF, 7 would e,ra,t
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the serious illness OF Mrs. Roller. who Is
in serious condition from meningitis.
Miss Frances Sibert teacher at Penn
Laird. spent several days this week with
her mother, Mrs. ]. c. Sibert on South
Main Street
Mrs. j. Samuel Harnsberger is visiting
her son. q. NJ. Harnsberger. in Shenandoah
City
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ECZEMA |TCHED
AND BURNED
So Badly, Scratched and Made Sore.
Could Not Sleep at Night. Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Cured
in Little Over a Week.

Crofton. Ky.-"There was little plmple
came just above my knee. 1t festered and
picked 1t and in a few moro days found
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LAUREL.

Mrs. T. A. Gray has returned from
visit to friends in New. York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott, of Kansas
City, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Scott
Mrs. Hugh A. Fisher has been the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Curley.
Mr.. Frank Leeman. Of Philadelphia,
was the guest the last week of Mrs.
Agnes Butler.
Mrs. Grenville Lewis. who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
De Wilton Snowden, of North laurel.
had returned to her home in Knoxville.
Tenn.
Mrs John d. Crommiller entertained
few friends Tuesday evening. Those
present were Mrs. Charles Rapley Hoon.
Mrs. Grenviile Lewis. OF Knoxville,
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Georgetown Odd Fellows
Progressing

Robert T. McMullen. the live wire
noble grand of Covenant Lodge, No. IL,
l. o. o. F., OF Georgetown, is very busy
trying to reorganiZe and build this lodge
up to one OF the prominent lodges in this
jurisdiction Mr.. McMullen has appoint
ed a committee of three members on
ways and means to make arrange
ments for events of interest for every
meeting. Every member has pledged to
give him their support. At the last meet
ing very large number OF member
was present and interesting addresses
were made by Past Grands William c.
LenZ, W. H Selah. Andrew J. S. Dixon.
and others The noble grand appointed
several members to vacant Offices, after
which he escorted the members to the
banquet hall. where refreshments ws-e
served Past Grand Charles E. Payne.
who underwent an operation on last Sun
day. was reported as being very much
improved.
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Knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.
LODGES.

February s-Decatur Lodse. No. .. rank Of esquire;
CaAnthe Lodge. No. H. ranks of esquire and knight:
Equal Lodge. No L. rank Of knight
February lo-Nebs;e- Lodge. No. :, rank OF page:
Excelsior Lodse. No. A. rank Of rage: Gerusnia
Lodge. No. Is. business; CAPITAL Lodge No. a. rang
q knight: Myrtle Lodge. No. ;. rank Of esquire.
February ll-MoaInt Vernon Lodxc. No. 5. rank Of
esquire; Union Lodge. No. -, rank Of page; Column
bia Lodge. No. D. rank Of esquire.
February ,2-Harnony Lodge. No. q rank Of page.
February I3-SyracusianS Lodge. No 10. rank Of
knight by selected team; Rathbone Superior Lodge.
No. =. rank Of esquire.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
February n-Friendship Temple. No. .. desres
February I5-Rathbone TcnrIe. No. s. degree work.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
February r-washnstOn Company No. l. inspes
tim and installation.
ORDER KNIGHTS OF KHoRAssAN
February s-Ascalon Temple. No. 81. monthly meet
ing; important.
GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE
February 9-Mectins Of general committee.
General Committee Receives Visitors
The general committee OF the golden
jubilee celebration held a very interest,"
ing meeting at Pythian Temple on last
Monday evening, at which there was a
very large attendance and the interest
and enthusiasm seems TO grow greater
as the time for the event draws near.
Supreme Representative W. F. Broening.
of Baltimore. and Hon. Thomas L. Ruby.
member of Congress from Missouri. who
Is also a supreme representative from
his State, were present and addressed
the meeting.
J. L. Wilson Heads Important Com-
mittee.
]. L. Hyde. of Capital Lodge. No. q.
who was appointed chairman OF the COM
mittee on music and decorations, ten
dered his resignation. owing to his leav-
ing the city, and Grand Chancellor Mark
Stearrnan, ad interim, appointed ]. e.
Wilson. Of that lodge, to fill the vacancy.
Chairman Wilson announced as the
memberA of his committee I. A. En-
mons. G. W. Barkman. jr., NJ. Emerson.
J. NJ Mcqueen. G. w. Sellers. George c.
Shaffer. NJ Crowthers. Joseph F. Beck.
and s. W. Wolfsheimer. jr. The com
mittee presented plans for the illumina-
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
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Assembly Dance. Arc Popular

Canton Washington. No. !. p. NJ, held
another of its popular assembly dances
last Wednesday evening and will hold
another the coming Wednesday evening
in the auditorium of odd Fellows Hall.
Seventh street northwest. The canton
has been. with the assistance of many
of the ladies Of the Rebekah lodges, max
ing extended arrangements for the re-
ception and banquet that was rendered
Gen. A. r. Stocker. commanding the
Patriarchs Militant Army. and his staff
last evening Next Sundays issue will
contain a full account OF what trans
pired on that occasion.
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
InnGES

February s-Da.son, No. l. NJ. NJ.
February n-Federal. No. !; Acacia. No. Is; Ia
koma, No. .
February n-Hamony. No. II. n. n. school d
instruction.
February 1.-The New Jerusalem. No. .. r. c.
Georsc O. Whiting. No. 2.
February Est. Johns No. II: Hope. No. ..
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
February s-Mount Vernon. No. ) election; Hiram
No. 10. election: Anacostia, No. L, election.
February lo-Mount Horeb. No. Z, election Po
tomac. No. Q, election.
February ll-Gnnd Chsptsr. annual business 50
son.
February I-washingtou. No. 2
February i3-Eureka. No 4: Capitol, No. II.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIES.
February lode Molay Mounted, No. l.
February ll-washington. No. ].
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
February s-remple. No. Il: Columbia. No. Is.
February lo-Electa. No. 2; Bethlehem. No. !.
February ll-Naoni No. ): Brooklsnd. No. II.
February civilian =. Hunt, No. Is
February l3-Takoma. No. L; Cathedral. No. u
ct. Johns. No. Is.
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lanta. Ga, next May. The patrol wltl 20
on that occasion as an escort to the
potentate and the Representatives to the
Imperial Council. The representatives
who will attend the council sessions
from this shrine are Potentate James T.
Gibbs. Mobiles Roe FuIkerson. Thomas p.
Morgan. Isadore l. Goldheim. and Re
corder Harrison Dingman. o past imperial
potentate Of tho Shrine of North America
The committee IL now working on the
itinerary for the contemplated trip. which
will take I'm a number Of historical places
between here and Atlanta, and n Ia ex-
pected that the local temple OF the
Shrine wiz send the largest representa-
ton Of mobiles to this session Of the Inn
perial Council In Its history,
FrienAship Chapter, o. y. .. 10 Ea-
tertain.
Friendship Chapter, No. II, Order of the
Eastern Star. invites all It's friends of the
Masonic fraternity and other chapters OF
the Eastern Star to attend its. 'yaien-
tine Dance to be given Monday night.
February Is, at Columbus Hall. Tennaliy-
town. ~ s. -
Plans for the event. which Is expected
to eclipse all previous efforts of this
young chapter. are In charge of COM
petent general committee. composed OF
DIR. A. NJ. Roy chairman; Mrs. Nellie
Fletcher. vice chairman: Mrs. Viola
Hoover. Charles Hoover. Miss Ruth Ber-
ryman, and Richard Fletcher.
The various subcommittee are headed
as follows: Receiving committee. Mrs.
Edith A. Lynn chairman: music COM
mittee. Miss Ruth Bergman. chairman:
printing committee, Mrs. Nellie Fletcher.
chairman. door committee, Thomas Bill
ing. chairman; ticket committee. ]. s.
Bergman. chairman;i floor committee.
Richard Fletcher, chairman: refreshment
committee. Mrs. Fred Decker. chairman;
distribution of tickets. Miss Fay Seller,
chairman.
Rcpresentatfse sf.son Addresses Lee
banon Lodge.
Lebanon Lodge No. Z. F. A. A. NJ. at its
meeting last Friday night conferred the
F. c. degree on several candidates with
Junior Warden Charles T.. Alexander.
presiding. A gcodly number OF brethren
were present and enjoyed the address
given by Past Grand Master Thomas U.
Sisson, member Of Congress from the
State of Mississippi
Worshipful Master Charles ID. Shackel-
ford announced a special for 6 o'clock on
February %. when the F. C. degree will
be conferred and the entered apprentice
at the stated communication the same
evening.
The officers of the lodge are keeping
the work up to high standard. and
visiting brethren may be assured of see--
ing an excellent exemplihcation OF the
different degrees OF Masonry. Lebanon is
known to be one of the most hospita BILE
lodges In the District, and visiting breth-
rem are always welcome.
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Eastern Lodge Has Degree Work.

Eastern Lodge. No. !, held another Of
its well-attended and interesting sessions
last "Wednesday evening and conferred
the second degree. Under the director
ship of Past Grand Fred Lawson. the
third degree team is rehearsing the third
degree, and it is said will confer same
next Wednesday evening. with additional
and interesting features.
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First Degree to Be Conferred by
Harmony Lodge.

Harmony Lodge. No. 9, has large at
tendance at its session las. Wednesday
evening. and at the close Of business the
first degree team, under the dictatorship
of Past Grand August kruse. rehearsed
the first degree. he taking the leading
character therein in his usual inlmicai
manner. All members IF the order are
cordially invited to be present next We'd
nesday evening. when the nrst degree
will be conferred.
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a team specially rehearsed by him,
promises to produce a very enjoyable
time for those present. Patriarchs of
other encampments are heartily well
come.