The Colorado statesman., 1920-07-03


The letter from Rev ]. r. Muse
speaks for the manhood within him;
speaks for racial and civic pride and
friendship. Such men are the making
of "A nation. Rev. Muse during his life
in this community has stood for those
things which make II better people.
Only those who have received bless
mgs from the Father can perc"tV" Rev.
J. T.. Muses. true worth to this com
munity. In addition to the other do
nations, previously published, to the
Civic Leagues hospital pledge are:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Roebnett. -. $1,000
Mrs. Edna Ruffner. 0.Oo
Mr.. William Smith. th............. 0.oo
Walter Davis .................' o'oO
Rev. j. r. Muse and Mrs. Muse. 1.oo
Mrs. Allie Smith was requested to
read her paper, "lmpOrtant Race Hap
peningS" The paper was read at the
regular weekly meeting of the Chey-
enne Civic League of Colored People.
Mrs. Smith has II very pleasing per-
Sonage and is ever ready to do her
bit in racial. social and civic affairs.
Her "Hmportant Race Happenings
was discussed by most members pres
ent at that meeting. June 24th.
VIM. Sprague, grand master of Colo
RADIO and jurisdiction, +. X y. MaSons
installed nj public installation in
Eagles hun on June BIRD the follow
ing Officers of Western Star Lodge No
6. +. X \. Masuns: A. VI. Palmer. W..
NJ: Walter Davis, :. w; William
Redd, j. w: George Randall, treas. !;
Poole Turner, sec. w. +. benjamin,
d.. Geo Carter. j. D.. spencer Caves,
:. s.; Walter Lotion, J. s; benjamin
Davis, Tiler; Jackson Lewis, ST,
Chaplin.
W. f. Benjamin and Jackson Lewis
were Installed 10y proxy The inStalla-
tiun was the most interesting event in
Masonry that has occurred in this city
for many years. The craft has now a
progressive class of new Officers who
will endeavor to place Free Masonry in
its Just place in our community. After
the installation Grand Master Sprague
addressed the craft and friends, pay
ing tribute To Masonry and the four
teen AIaSonS who set up the first lodge
in Colorado under the Missouri iuriS-
diction in 1867 and to the thirty-one
MaSonS who organized the Grand
Lodge of Colorado in the year 1876.
Brother SpragIe's address WAS inSpir-
ing and his visit 10 Cheyenne Will re-
suit in cementinE the craft into Il com
mon unit for the benefit of themselves
and this community.
Western Star Lodge No. &. f. and
A. NJ. held the annual celebration of
ST. John mt the A. NJ. +. Church, sun
day, June 2Tth, at , 30 p. IN. a goodly
number of Free Masons assembled at
the lodge room and marched to the
church. Rev. j. Nj. Endicott preached
the annual sermon accepting for his
| text Kings Land. tenth chapter, and
a part of the tenth verse. Rev. Endi-
cott's Grafton WAS AN advice to build
well the order on Masonic and Chris
tian principles. Many citizens express
Il desire to come in touch socially with
the members of Western Star Lodge
Masonic entertainments are conducted
in manner that will gather together
the best families in any community.
Mr.. w. Smead is employed at Del
lines garage.
Mrs. w. NJ Chambers stopped off
a few days on her return from Ne
braska.
Mrs. James Randle has returned
from a brief visit to Chicago.
A. G. Blair of Chicago, Ill, is a
visitor in this city.
Miss Ella Pearson was out of the
city last week on Il business trip.
Mrs. Emma Cole. S14 w 18th, is seri'