Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-01
Kora's Annual Meeting
Will Be Held Dec. When Time and
Place for Ladies Night Will Be Fixed

The following announcement by Po-
tentate Frank Kimball Of Kora Temple
for the yearly Roundup" and annual
Ceremonial session to take place on
Friday evening, Dec. s, at the Oasis
of Lewiston will be of unusual inter-
est to the scores Of members in this
section, of which large attendance
is assured. Arrangements have been
made for a special electric to leave
Lewiston for Augusta at convenient
hour, thus enabling the members to
enjoy all the exercises and arrive
home at a seasonable hour, instead of
waiting as heretofore for the unsea-
sonable night train service. Potentate
Kimball says:
Before being relegated to the ranks
where I properly belong. I wish to
pour into your ears some expressions
of the thankfulness that feel for your
tolerance of me during my reign as
your commanding officer. In sincerity
do J thank all of you good Mobiles of
our Temple for the support, help en-
couragement and kindly words that
you have so heartily given me through
the whole year.
In spirit Of Difference / feel moved
to say tc my noble divan; to the truss
tees; to the executive committee: to
the treasurer; and to the acting re-
corder,
And to Kora Band and the Arab Pa
troll; what~shall l say? I can think of
no utterance that expresses better
what I feel than the words Of a world
famous prima donna, when in her &C.
stacy over the conductors rendition of
d certain musical number, she ap-
preached him and said Professor, I
lofe YOU
Them's my sentiments, noble band
boys and husky patrollers. May you
live long. prosper, and continually
scatter happiness along the pathways
of kora.
The foregoing is largely personal
first personal-but before the thanks
giving spirit wanes. / wish to gener-
alize by extending the appreciation
and thanks of the entire nobility Of
Kora Temple to Hiram Kicker & Sons
for their thoughtful Kindness in always
furnishing our banquets and pilgrim
age with Poland water.
In conclusion, wish to submit a few
thoughts for your serious considera-
ton.
It's an axiom as old as the Eter-
nal Hills Of Rome that I'm Unity there
is strength" You all know it. Just
think Of it in its bearing on the in
terests of Kora Temple.
We need smaller debt and a larger
income. Are you doing anything.
brother Noble. to help produce this
condition? You can increase your in
come by bringing US candidates. BY
increasing our income you will have
made debt reduction the easier.
In short. we need in Kora Temple
better. closer acquaintance, one with
another. We need no selfishness. hut
more unselfish interest. one in another.
Can you, brother Noble, answer these
requirements?
remember, ever remember, that tho
nearer Noble approaches the stand.
ard OF a true Sh1ner. the greater. big
ger and better individual he becomes.
1t is my hope that we Of the Temple
may strive to approach this standard
and work hard for the benefit Of Our
Cause; remembering always that I'm
Unity there is Strength"
Your humble servant in the True Faith
Frank KimbaIl.
Twenty-nrst Potentate OF Kora Tenn
pie
Your other servant,
George J. Wallingford,
Acting recorder.
The preliminary notices OF the com.
Ing meeting also gives the followinp
program OF events:
4. p. m. Meeting Of Kora Temple As
ISOLATION.
4.30 p. m. Business meeting. Reports
OF Treasurer and Recorder for the As.
cal year. Report Of trustees. Receiv-
ing and balloting on petitions. sus-
pension Of delinquent members.
p. m. Traditional banquet.
7.30 p. m. Election Of officers for en-
suing year. Election of representatives
to the Imperial Council.
$50 p. m. Installation Of officers.
.. m. Caravan of Novices and
Guides leave for q pilgrimage to Mecca