The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-11-12
HEIAz TEMPLE WILL Be FORMALLY
CONSTITUTED AT CEREMONIAL DEC. z
H;.h Officials. OF Imperial Shrine
Exnec.ed To Visit Greenville-
Official Announcement VI
Program Is Made


OF interest to every Shriner in up
ner South Carolina will be the an
notncement that Hejaz Temple will
hold its Fall Ceremonial at Textile
Hall in Greenvills on Thursday De-
cember End, at which time the new
Temple will be constituted under
formally granted by the lmpeaal
Council which met at Portland ore-
gon in June. Hajez Temple was hrs'
instituted, under dispensation' IN
October, 1919, by the then Imperial
Potente, W. Freeland Kendrlck'
who with many other distinguished
officers and Mobiles, visited Green
Vile at that time. While it has not
vet been announced who will pre-
sent the new charter, it is expected
that some of the officials high IN
sbrinedom, will again be present.
An unusually large numoer OF
candidates will take the degrees at
this ceremonial which will be the
last until next Spring. Many new
features have been added since the
last meeting here and what promises
to be the largest gathering OF
sbriners in this section Of the state
is looked forward to. Invitations
have already gone forward and those
desiring hotel accommodations nave
been registered to communicate
with Noble David Kohn who rs
chairman of the hotel committee.
Owing to the large attendance ex-
pected, each Noble may be accom-
panied by only one friend for the
dinner which will be served at l:oo
, m ON the first floor of the Tex
tile Hall. Admittance will be Dy
card only.
Official Program
Although some additions to the
program will be made, and announc-
ed later in the newspapers, the 1ol-
lowing has gone out as official:
Business session will be held at IL
a. M, Textile Hall.
Dinner will be served to the No
bles and their ladies at 1 p. M, first
floor. Textile Hall. Admittance by
card only. A Noble may be accom-
panied by only one friend.
Parade will be formed at the Tex
tile Hall and begin it's march at ESQ
D. m. All Shriners are desired and
requested to participate.
The ceremonial session will COM
mence Immediately after the con-
clusion of the parade.
There will be a dance for the No:
bIes and their ladies at 8 p. m. at
Textile Hall. Admitance by card on
ly.
All candidates must report on ar
rival to the Recorder at his office,
Textile Building, to be checked and
registered. Office open from 9 a. NJ,
to IL a. m.
The officers of the Hejaz Temple
are, Potentate, George 7. Bryan;
Chief Rabban, D. A. G. Outzs; AS
sistant Rabban, Vance Davidson;
High Priest and Prophet, W. Lau-
rens Walker; Oriental Guide, E. M.
Dupree; Treasurer W. C. Cleveland;
I.eco~ic;, J. NJ. Holmes; First Cere-
monial Master, T. P. Johnson;
Marshall, W. R. Blackmon; Captain,
of the Guard, M. L. Smith; Outer
Guard, H. A. Garrett; Director, w.
L. Smith.
In connection with the above all
members of Hejaz Temple and visit
ing Mobiles are requested to meet at
the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. on
Wednesday, November 10th. Poten-
tate George r. Bryan urges every
member to be present at this meet
ing, as important matters relative to
the Ceremonial will be discussed.