The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-11
K. Of ?! P GRAND
LODGE SNAP
SHOTS

Hon. T. G. Nutser, OF Charleston.
Grand Attorney for the Grand Lodge K.
Of r.. Grand Exalted Ruler Of the u. b.
4. o. r. Of the Wor Ii and Assistant
Clerk in the State Auditors ofhee. wss
scuve IN ali the deliberations.
The Local Committee. composed Of
men like 7. J. Jones. John >usighn and
X. A. >teptoe. deserve great credit for
the timely way and the efficient manner
xith which the large delegation and vis-
!. Ting friends were taken care OF. Mr.
St~pto. With his tine horss and buggy,
MAS kept busy every hour IN the day
looking sitter the comfort Of the delegates
and Visiting friends He Wa also trans-
terer for the local committee and is 10
lightly putting it when we say old Step
toe Is . gem. He 10 jennie On the spot.
James y. Thomas, commonly called
Father, wss At his post IN his tonsor-
iai psrlor, making the boys look good.
Jim is a very reliable. all round fellow,
especially when tssleep)
MIR. John Strange. one OF the most in
dustrious - well - reliable men in the
city, singularly made himself known and
felt by meeting every body aid watching
after their every want.
DIR. r. L. Jones. the leading colorsd
physician in the city aud one of the TN
est and most eloquent orators OF the
stat, Was kept busy acknowledging com
pliments on his able address 1t the open
ing exercise.
DIR. n. l.. Edwards, OF Bluelsld. Wa
= power on the tiool aud helped to dis
patch with business 10 . real way.
Mr. r. L. Morton, one of the directors
Of the y. NJ. L. A, won many compli-
ments tor his mutual friendly support
given To the work and his expressions OF
deep and abiding interest in the Order
and his faith in the management oof tie
administration.
The Annual Session OF the Grand
Lodge h Of 4. Of this state will be on
ly three days duration hereafter instead
of four ~ Ia lhe past This change WAS
made al Olarksburg last week.
DIR b. r. White made = very strong
and closely contested race for Grand
Medical Director, Yet everybody and ev-
erything moved OF smoothly.
Prot. II. H. kailey, Field Agent for
the Orphans Home, made q strong aud
effective talk Oh the Orphans Home, it
usefulness, It's great benehcent deeds Of
helpfulncss in protecting she poor unfort-
innate orphan children of the race, and
paid high tribute 10 the State through
its management of this Home. His pre-
sentstlon Of the real inside workings Of
the Home won tor him. tire state and
the poor unfortunate orphans much con
Germ by all who heard him.
Mr.. T. T. Page, of Logan county, was
on hand, catching every detail Of the
Grand Lodge se-rion.
Mr.. Allen Deiionney better known -
Big $50 pounds Allen, was at his post
and fought hard to get the next annual
session OF the Grand Lodge to he in
Charleston.
Mr. H. II. Woods, Of Raymond City
and often called Good Looking Woods
Was on hand breaking the hearts Of the
/ ladies usual.
Mr. Thomas Jones. sometimes called
Setback Jackson" q bigger hearted
boy never lived than he, kept his auto
hauling his friends everywhere they
wanted 70 20. His home was headqusr-
ters for the Big Bngs." Tommis
Jones was nominated BY Tommie Whit
tico u go 10 the Supreme Grand Lodge
next year
Prof. =. A. Guss, one Of the races bes1
educators and Assistant Principal at the
West Virginia Collegiate Institute, wa,
selected reporter for the 24th annual SO
SION Of the Grand Lodge, and he mad,
= very able. practical and forceiul sd
dress.
Nessrs. John Galloway aud Jas. Ran
kin. Of Blueheld, represented the tw'
Lodges in the above named city sns
rigin veil did they 10 their duty.
Prof Jas II. Hill, SuDerinten dent O
the Orphans Home, rho 10 max ing goo,
IN every particular and who 10 maxim
the state officials 70 know and bis rae
10 appreciate that they put the tight maj
at the night place 49, active in TIE lie
alterations A. usual