The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-30


 mended for the very excellent build ing that has been erected for the ed ucation of the colored people of Hot l Springs The delegates were i'm. pressed with the very excellent way that the building had been kept, not q mark being upon the walls. Rev A. ] W Turrell and MT A W Btter were especially loud in their praises of the school authorities
 The annual election of officers was held with the follwoing result: Pro- W. L. Puritoy, Grand Kazema; Frol. D w lSuggs, Grand lPenuza: Prof. R L. Chandler Grand Zurksto, Mr J II Dansby Grand Haruenza; Nil r. A. VicK of Palestine, Grlud Cazique Mir. Wm Hardrick, Colonel; Mr l. x Ware Captain; MT N 5 Greer, 0. Camden, Grand Organizer; MT A L Stringer of Pine Bluff Grand Recorder The Grand Financial Threa--Frof. George H. More, Wynne; Mrs. Vic 1 torla r Gates, Brinkley; and MT R B Walker, Madison
 The convention was called off by the Grand Ka2ema to reassemble at 1880 p. n.
 Night Session. Rev J. T. Hill, D D, pastor of Roan- oke Baptat church or Hot Spr.ngs who is famous lor his ability to sgoA upon common place things, and vel maKe them applicable to the hl}best If human life, delivered m address urOn the Five Human Senses He drew a simile of the senses, car acterizing them as mule sense, dog sense. eat sense, goat sense. and squir- rel sense.
 Rev. Hill is unique as speaker for the reason that he never tries to speak out of the reach Of his most humble nearer He speaks in vein 80 that the meekest in knowledge may under tand him, and yet at the same time reaches the most intellectual. Hon. c, II. Green of Hct Springs spoke at length upon the legal status 5f Fraterna organizations. Dr c. M. Wade was called upon to make some remarks
 Rev c. B. Ashford, pastor of Vis- itors Chapel was introduced and ad- dressed the audience upon the sun- jeot "The Negro a Pptriot and Po- tent factor in the History of This Country" The Rev. Mir. Ashford de- liyered one of the most powerful addresses that he has ever delivered l since he has been in this city. He held the attention of his apdItAce from beginning to end.
 Display of Art and Canned Goods.
 The committee on exhibits, Miss Minnie Clark, Mrs. George Hudson and Mrs Maggie Chandler reported exhibits received from the following: Miss Ethel King, Miss Hattie Wol- colt NIrs Vim. Green, Mrs N. H. Moore. Mrs. Anna Jones, Mrs. Rosa Williams, Mrs NJ. A. Perry, Mrs. M. J Boone. Miss Sarah Shenoy, Mrs. Sadie Ward Mrs. Verna Hawkins, and Miss Pearl Lee. The display was simply grand and reflected credit u2on u,c committee that had charge of the ex- hibits as well as the ladies who had contributed to it.
 The convention will complete it's business and adjourn today. Personal Mention. Prof. George H. Moore. the Grand flight Priest of the Royal Arch Ma sons of the state of Arkansas. witl; headquarters at Wynne is attendins the convention. Prof. Moore Is also principal of the Devalls Bluff Public lachool.
 W. s. Moore, q notary of Dumas, is also here. The following deserve special mention: w NJ. Anthony, general contractor and builder of Joneshoro; Mfr Anthony is very large land owner, N. E Green, state organizer of the Imperial Council Of Jugamos and agent for the Standard l Life lnsuranbe: I. N. ware. grand Cap tain.
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