The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-27
GOD bad and Indifferent Many COM
plants have been made of poor mater

| GOD bad and Indifferent. Many COM
plants have been made of poor mater
ii Ul which they are made. Therefore
| recommend that all regalia be pur-
"hasel through the Office of the G. w.
{ and a penalty of fine of $500 for
failure to comply with the same.
.. In view of the fact that we are
older and the endowment is on a firm
basis recommend that the Endow-
ment Board hold semi-annual meetings
in January and July. All claims be-
| ing paid quarterly as heretofore. An
! extra quarterly meeting may be held
at the discretion Of the G. w. c..
when found necessary.
Not every one can win in any COM
pc tion. If you have it in you to be
! 1rst vCu will be. if you have no bet
e. ability than will win you tenth
place be grudging some ONO n'sn eH""n"
nlace will not advance you one step
Mos Of us know this, most of us
'Nrge i in the excitement of striving.
We ought to be grateful for the compe-
,i'ion which urges us out of lethargy
and on ID do our best. We ought to
eGicv seeing the people we have help
ed win success.
This great big world in which each
play our own part and in which each
Of us choose whether we play our part
we'll or ill., The point in playing your
part is to put your best into it and
get the utmost out of it
There's rom for us all in this world
lie teach play our own part without
trying to spoil other peoples exits and
entrances, or to steal any of their cur
tian call There is success enough to
go around taking what belongs to you
leaves enough for everybody else Try
ing to take what belongs to some body
else leaves you nothing.
When one fails to do their duty
that weakens the link in the chain and
no chain is stronger than its weakest
link. Let every link in the chain
which binds us closely together be
strong unbroken henceforth.
If | have been of service to you it
has been gladly given and | have been
fully repaid by the loving friendships
that have been formed and the kind
ness courtesy and considerations that
have been shown to me at all times
by the members through the state. The
way has not always been easy but
there have been more roses thar
thorns. | wish to express my deer
appreciation for your patience and for
bearance for mistakes which have beer
made.
, Let us retain our ideas and strive al
: wavs TO live up to them and let III
remember that four things can no
come back. THE word spoken, the Hpet
: arrow; time past; the neglected oppor
tunity.
: have endeavored to be sympatheti
r Just and fair. have endeavored 10 ain
: straight to the mark. AS we go bac
to our homes let us endeavor to re
!, strain from criticising those in highe
4 Office and work harder and with NOR
r determination for the upbuilding 9
l the order.
r CONCLUSION.
In conclusion | wish to thank a
t who have in any way made my sta
S in office pleasant one. wish to than
4 the Grand Officers for their kindnes
t and punctuality to duty. wish
/, thank the Bro. Knights for their al
n vice and support. l wish to thank tn
Subordinate officers and members fC
e the support given me and the man
s kindness shown. could not close m
g report without thanking my faithfl
n corp of Deputies. They have indee
l. borne the burden in the heat of til
day. They have advised commende
and protected the order.
Thanking you again and again,
am Yours in F. H. and l.
III CORA e. BURK,
l. Grand Worthy Counsellor