The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
Royal Arcanum

Royal Arcanum
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Tor of The First Presbyterian church
of this city for many yerA Past
Regent of the Royal Arc4num OF
Virginia. a Mason. Knight ~ Pith-
las. and member OF other frater
ratfes. who believes in s-at0nAues
and advises the young rnen or ms
congregation to join some fr1fernat
order as an educational means. Ano
place OF entertainment infinitely MI
perior to many other so-callcd pleas
IRE resorts, has recently received
call to a church In Georgia. Hs has
had the matter under ADJUSTMENT,
and has just returned from a survey
of The proffered Held. and will today
give an answer to his congregau on.
1t is believed he will conclude to re-
main in Richmond. He says that
there is undoubtedly fine opening
in Georgia and that much good may
be accomplished in that section. He
also agreed with a suggestion that
there is good field for Improvement
in this section.
His long years u. service IN Rich
tnond. and his many close associa
lions in Virginia are believed by his
friends here to be too dear to break
away from, and II is believed and
hoped that when ne announces his
decision from his pulpit this morn
ing he will spread happy Christmas
chez in the congregation over which
he presides and in Richmond genet-
ally.
Sycamore council No. TOE. ot Fe-
tcrsburg. Va. had a gala night nr
November 3lst and entertained
Grand Regent Crawford. Grand Vice
Regent Page. Grand Treasure
Beck Grand Trustee Levy. Grand
Secretary Blanks. Grand Committee
men Jones, Hopkins, Seal, Past Re
gent Barnard of Shockoe conucil. No,
sos. OF Richmond. and Field Man
ager Becker.
The meeting was well attended
and ten candidates we're initiated by
degrc team composed Of a dele
CATION of brethren from Richmond.
Later refreshments were served and
number Of inspiring addresses
made by the WASTING officials. Dep
uty Supreme Regent Kemp has been
active in Petcrrbms and he mainly.
Is credited with having created the
limitations referred to, 1t Is said
that these are the hrst candidates
initiated by Sycamore council IN Ave
years---R. A. Bulletin.
BeividEre Councfl. No. IfSs, sec
ond and fourth Thursday nights each
month at Colombo hall, 2049 West
Broad street.. j. S. Hopkins, score
tary. aoss West Grace street
F7be Council. No. sis. meets Arwt
tra nj
month at Lee Camp hall, k14 = East
Broad street c. w. Tyler. secrekasy.
al North Third stresE
Henrico Councn, No. 1xS. meets
ffrst and third Thursday nights each
month at Jr. O. u A. NJ. han, Ga
Ilouisinna avenue. Fl. I'll. CogAAl
secretary. so7 Nor&ka Thirty-0cah
street.
Morarthy Council No, -, nss&s
1rst and third T'husrday nights each
month at LAG Camp han. s14 Ia
East Broad street, J. Fl. b. Peay.
secretary. is01-D Harten aSsn9a
Manchester ouunull, Va. III
m sofs first and thhd Friday NIGHTS
each month at IaAder hail. 1900
Hull street ]. H Purely ST.. secre-
tnfy, 405 West Ih6ty-fnird street
Shockoe Council, No. ~, meets
second and fourth WEDNESDAY nights
each month at Eagles han. corner
', Jones, secretary. ian second
Marshall and Third streets Cn<tx
avenue. ~ @Es
Union Oouncfl, No, 81, meets see-
ond and fourth Monday night each
month at Pythian Castel. 23t7 Broad
street, y. r. Butler. secretary. TOO
Nobel avenue
Virginia council. No. %. meets
second and fourth Thursday nights
each month at Lee Camp hall, STA
Ia East Broad street. Charles q.
Bosher.' secretary, 1s Ia North
Ninth street.