The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-10-22

uais taxing part IN the parade must
report to Or. Woodbridge before nine
o'cloek Wednesday morning. .8ia
IT, The Boy Scouts are urged to report
to DR.. Woodbridge at 8 o'clock in front
Of the Columbia Institute on West
Seventh street.
Odd Fellow Children.
Headed by Superintendent e. e.
York, and Mrs. York, matron of the
Odd Fellows Home at GAINESVILLE,
more than fifty children from this in
stiution, and accompanied by several
visiting Odd Fellows arrived in Co.
lumbia this morning and were assign
ed to homes for their stay in Colum.
bia during the sessions of the Grand
Lodge here.
This evening the children of the
Home will give an entertainment at
the First Methodist church, to which
the public is cordially invited.
Taking part in the entertainment
will be the Home Orchestra pro-
gram consisting of music and recita-
ations will be rendered.
Tomorrow morning the Home Band
will head the parade of Odd Fellows,
and after which it will appear in
the public exercises.
Officers of Grand Encampment.
With the election of officers for the
ensuing year, the Grand Encampment
|. o. o. F. late Monday afternoon COM
pleted the work of the session. The
officers were elected as follows:
l.. s. Sigman, Nashville, Grand Pa
triarch.
w. A. Dodd Dayton, Grand High
Priest.
C. A. Lindsay, Clarksville, Senior
Warden
G.. w. Spore, Grand Junior Warden.
j. r. Harwell, Nashville, Grand
Scribe
], R. Fischesser. Spring City,
Grand Treasurer.
Charles w. Kamin, Chattanoon, rep
resentative to the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. Harwell was reelected for the
forty-ninth time as Grand Scribe
Entertainment for Rebekahs.
An executive session was held last
night by the Past Presidents Associa-
ton of the Rebekah Assembly at the
Odd Fellow hall on South Main street.
The session was well attended, and
considerable business Of Importance
was transacted. ,r
The public exercises conducted by
the Rebekahs at the First Methodist
church was largely attended and great
ly enjoyed.
The address of welcome was deliver
ed by Judge w. B. Turner, who in a
few brief words extended hearty
welcome to the visitors to "the Dim
pie Of the Universe
Following the address OF welcome
an appropriate program, consisting of
music and readings was rendered as
follows:
Solo-Miss Mary Cooper Boyd.
Reading-Mrs. Irwin Voss
Song-Miss Mary McCarty.
Miss Eddie Collins. of Nashville,
President of the Rebekah Assembly of
Tennessee, discussed the wonderful
work being done at the Odd Fellows
Home in Clarksville.
Mrs. S. w. Kerr, of GAINESVILLE,
Grand Warden, and instructor at the
home at GAINESVILLE, also discussed
the work of the home in a most inter.
esting and entertaining manner.
Rebekahs In Session.
The General Assembly of State Re
bekahs convened at 8 o'clock this
morning ip the circuit court room at
the court house, with Miss Eddie Col
Inns. Of Nashville, state president, in
the chair.
The morning was spent in hearing
the reports of delegates from over the
state, and in arranging for the cleo
tion Of officers which takes place about
o'clock this afternoon.
The meetink this morning was most
pleasant, according to delegates, the
reports read were splendid and show
ed that great advancement hos baor