The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-06-22
4 TRIP TO THE LAND OF
4. THE SKY
dradd ledge Of Knights Of Pythias---A
Big Body Of Men---lncideats There,
Going and Coming--Makes One
Feel Proader of His State

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week at Waynesvilles29 miles above
Ashsvilie, nestled 1000 feet above
sea level and at the foot of Juna
tnska mountain, about 5000 feet
high upon which is situated Eagles
Nest, very nice hotel owned by Mr.
Satterthwait.
he Grand Lodge, Knights of
Pythias was in session at Waynes-
vile Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. upon which the editor was in
attendance and before talking of
various incidents OF the trip will dis
pose Of this matter in which many
of our readers are interested.
Monday evening the organization
of the Grand Lodge was effected, ad-
journing at one O'Clock in the morn
ing. Wednesdayand Thursday were
taken up altogether with business
of much importance to the order.
The election of officers Thursday
morning resulted as follows: Grand
Chancellor, Mcbride Holt, of Graham;
vice chancellor, DR.. Byron Clark of
Salisbury; Grand X. of r. & S.. w.
T. Hollowell, of Golds5oro; Grand
Prelate, Rev. A. c. Owens, of Rocky
Mount; Grand M. of E., Geo. T Mont
castle, Lexington; Grand Master at
Arms. c. G. ~Sassers; of Mount Olive;
! Grand Inner Guard, w. w. Branch,
of Rhodhiss; Grand Outer Guard, G:
T.. Guire. Of Canton; Supreme Repre-
sentative, Thos. H. Webb. There
were three towns in the, race for
next meeting place, High Point,
Rocky Mount and Clayton. After
the second vote Rocky Mount was
declared the winner. The report
from the Orphans Home showed
that the children were receiving
every care possible and that the
finances of the institution were in
fine shape. High Poirt was among
fthe leading lodges ilfs regard to
growth the past year. stasjing first
up to Jan. 1. 1915 and third up to
June 1st. This covers about every
thing of interest to the reader in re-
gard to the meeting.
Waynesvilie is very pretty place
and great summer resort. three or
four thousand visitors going there
in the months of July and August.
It is the home town of Geo. II.
CroWell, at one time superintendent
of our schools. Mr.. Croweil is now
financial agent of the great Metho-
dist institution at Junaluska. three
miles from the city. Waynesville is
a town of some three thousand peo-
pie and is located, of course, on the
several hills in the big mountain
basin or valley, town of magnifi-
cent distances. Eagles nest, on the
crest of Junaluska mountain, is a
very attractive spot and is at an
altitude of over 5000 feet. This is
the home of Miss Lucille Satterthwait
declared by the moving world in the
Brains and Beauty" contest to be
one of the FIVE prettiest women in
the world. This pretty little product
of North Carolina is now in New
York City taking training for the
movies in which she is to receive
nearly a quarter of a million dollars
a year from getting into the limelight.
The story goes that she entered the
contest without even telling her
parents, in fact the mother told our
party this while there. Miss Satter-
thwait determined to try to meet the
requirements both as to brains and
beauty and she won both. At the
time she weighed 140 pounds bnt
the requirements called for 1875
pounds, and that was easy, dieting
herself on milk until her weight was
reduced, tl4en with the proper appli-
cation of lotions she put herself in
the pink of condition and if you will
look at her or her picture you will
readily agree that North Carolina has
the greatest beauty in the world.
Father" has not exactly consented
as yet to her entering the movies but
mother" talks suspiciously like it is
going to end alright for her pretty
daughter and the stream of gold will
help to swell the already WELT to-do
purse Of the family.
We were located at the White
Sulphur Springs, a delightful spot,
with fine sulphur water, plenty of
good ratiens. comfortable beds. etc.,
and our stay was made very pleas.
ant
A side trip was taken to Canton,
the home of the great Canton Fibre
and Pulp Mills, the largest in the
world, where paper pulp is made
from chestnut and pine lumber 1t
would take your breath to tell how