The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-10-22
THOUSANDS WITNESS PARADE
ODD FELLOWS THIS MORNING

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Mrs. Bculah Hughes, Chattanooga,
Tenn, grand warden.
Miss Annie GFrossman, Memphis,
Secretary.
Mrs. Maude B. Mitchell, Knoxville,
treasured ~
! Mrs. Lucy Dunn Knoxville, mar
shall. I1.q "
e Mrs. Bessie Bishop, Memphis, con
ductor.
y Mrs. j. C. Collins. Nashville, chap.
lain.
Mrs. Sallie Mayo, Pleasant View, in.
side guardian.
Miss Fannie l.. Jones, Paris, Tenn,
outside guardian
Mrs. Edna Uffleman, GAINESVILLE
Tenn, representative from Tennes-
see to the meeting of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, which meets next year
in Toronto, Canada.
Before final adjournment was TAX
en-. the committee on courtesies re-
ported, making special mention of the
splendid work which has been done
! by the Boy Scouts in serving as es
corts and guides to the visitors in the
city.
The resolution Follows: ''4 oets.7t
TO the Isebekah Assembly nm
i Your committee on courtesies find it
difficult to express Within che brief
limit of this report Il proper acknowl-
edgemcnt of the courtesies extended
its visiting members by the local Re-
bekahs and Odd Fellows aud to the
obliging citizens of Columbia who
have united in the reception and en-,
tertaiment of the visitors.
TO the Boy Scouts who have so Of
ficientY and obligingly performed
the duties assigned to them Ia pilot
ing strangers to their respective
homes-to much praise cannot be Civ.
EN- these bright and promising boys
who will in time become citizens and
will do largely with the destines not
only for the beautiful city of Column
bla, but for the state as we'll
This committee especially desires
to express its hearty approval of the
action of school authorities in permit
ting these boys to perform this SER
vice without applying the rule of de-
merits for absentees. ISL a.rss
It's the purpose of this committee
to express appreciation to any who
thave contributed to the pleasure and
comforts of visiting delegates.
Acknowledgment is also ,-made 10
Miss Eddie Collins for the fair and
impartial manner in which she has d.,
rected the deliberations Of this body.
And in conclusion the committee
hopes and bespeaks for the coming
officers year of great prosperity
Very truly submitted,
r. S. FLETCHER.
MRS. MARGARETTE BURKE,
MRS. MARIE HINES.
Banquet Past Grands.
The annual banquet for the Past
Grand Masters of Tennessee Odd Eel,
lows, and Past Grand Patriarchs of
the Encampment was held last night
at the home of Mrs. Q. z. Smith, and
attended by some twenty -five members
of the association
The banquet prepared for the High
Moguls" of the order was one of the
greatest they ever enjoyed Not slly
was there an abundance of baked
chickens, but lots of good Tennessee
country ham, and many other good
things to Cat, right OH down to- the
ice course. " ' '-pi.t.7' ti
DR., J, S. Schoff Of Chattanooga, pre-
H.t p an o.
sided as toastmaster aud master Of
ceremonies.
After delightful dinner and cigars
had been lighted, beautiful memorial
service was conducted for Past Grand
Master Polk Alternately, of Murfrees-
boro, and Past Grand Patriarch Sam
uel w. Kerr. of GAINESVILLE, members
of the association who have died since
the last annual meeting
Home Children Entertain.
Before crowded house. children
from the odd Fellows Home at Clarks-
Vile gave most creditable entertain
ment in the auditorium of the FIRST
Methodist church last evening,
The program consisted of musical
selections and number of recita
tions.
The Odd Fellows Home of Tenncs-
sec is the pride Of the order. and Odd
Follows aud Rabpkahs I'm pVery spc-