The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
PUBLIC INSTALLA-
TON OF OFFICERS
AT RFRWIND
BY GRAND DISTRICT DEPUTY
[. h. RICE

Lest N"t lay night the g's'i i.-oi,l.' "l
81. wi~d = 49,. kr.rli'~ 90 lht',i-- iu
psrtic nlar rlcth,~s th. i,-..lva~ wttiA honor-
i--"p- With b,g hcarts. lt~r-l si-~~ ami
were full "f k,ndu.~- SD hnspita ity.
The "ccs-ion ,a- a p'iblic installation al
ofiicsr- Tor herwind ~u.cs~- Z. .iss. No.
Al. X 4 4. f.rly in tho e>.niny q Mas
ssen that tls' r. pc ~~r,' - Ni"r- Ia l,e
on hani The weather va l.,d hut no
terror q" the good r~opir "i l;--~ini
Early ln tie evening the 'h'hh i's~ anne
parked with ev,''y ~~at AK end men
and women ~ont.-'inv i"r -tan.iinv r.-a,n
All tie oiiis-r- r.~i,~i ~,r.., ia iani and
promptly III : o'rl"..k t'ir ting was
called to ORDER 10y Mr.. Peter Williams.
Chancellor connian tsr ~.". after
bri-f but pointed a.lir,'>~. called Rev. r.
G.. liolcomh to the chair. Who acted
Master OF C,.r,-ffI mt Right we'll dli
the good Reverend play hi- part. Alter
a most timely ad,ir.sS an which hs took
All occasion Ia compliment the hospital
ity Of the people of r. sird. the far
reaching j. flu~nre of i'y'hiaisn' and tl.
greatness oi thu stat. ni W.-St Virginia
its lawmakers aud tia. mafel,'r--ns-- of
tine great man. GoNrrn"r Hatfield He
then called upon ,,rani District Deputy
G.. n. Rice. VIII" IN turn cale,i u,son
Editor of the M,D we'll Times. NJ r.
Whitti.-p PR thirty minutes H.. Lii
tor kept hiS auiirtce sl~..l h,uad .Nr,-ia
her, thy wee forced e. crack th,..r
sides with laughter NJ hi- witty sayings
lie was strong ard unc.nf r,rii-ir IN
hi- defense of the present Republican
administration, ilaiii,lt f..r nited states
Senator. II he -hpnid or Won q i.t.-prne "A
candidate and Ju,g, Ira r. Robinson
Govrrn"r. Loud anil prolonged al
'iands greeted the very mention al The
names "i Robinson fnr g. ,vrrnor ami
Hatfield ipr United ~tats- senator.
Grand District Deputy G.. ~. Rice then
installed tlle officers for the Bs.rxin
>uc,s--- - " and h.. iii IL ~. ta-trfnlS
till L. m-n and women in D. minmt.-
Tins il Vas that Drpuiy Ric.. "rgar.iz...i
a Court 81 Caantl,. l.o,iy. Ia Wa nan,
I'll tire Hatfield Court OF Calanfh- l.,.ig,.
Those elected ~ oilircr- are a. fpi'"s-.
Henry t;riflin. President. NJ Lillian
Turner. Secretary. and Mr. y. ter Vii /
lian-. Treasurer.
At the conc.u-icn 81 the installation I
and organization "A ir,s- supper wa
spread. There Was plenty ami To- sI.are T
good To eat. Everybody Wa 7
orderly. No one wa- drunk and on the I
whole this was not only one of the larg-
est and one OF the le-t meetings ever
held IN Il rwind. Every man and NO /
mon We're 80 we'll satisfied and content .
a and their organization WI. -"r,ini.lef,.
tlll II looked like everybody visi with
zach other L. 500 Who could display th,.
greatest amount OF hospitality AMI VIA.
''"uld say an tn l"n'le-i terms, lou are
welcome. Hep your-elve-, Have
more, etc While all hclrei o. make.
this blg OCCASION, II may not be- ont OF
place To- L. mention the nams-- Of Ne--r-
W. l'rIc-. Peter Williams. T. 4 Aston.
J James Lindsay, Henry p untain. q. q
Coleman. III Fitch. Frank Wceal-. and
the candidate for Ju~lIce OF the Ieace.
X. l.. Cook. With that COOL big man r /.
-. Hair-tOn. coal Inspector of tipple. Il
No. ., with host oi other good men.
strong in their hrlP and presence. at thi-
meeting. Al vent FAR o. make thi- one Y
IF the best spent evenings within thr
past ten year,.