Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

srssla 10 The Nevs.
MEMPHIS. Texas. Jan. 30.--Almor.
-ah Shrine club sprang into existence
las, night upon the presentation Of au
ghoriiy from Recorder Il. r. Swift %
Khlva Tempt and II distinguished ny
being entitled TO No ! under the ere.
isniials of the new Temple.
Almorrah starts of with an intercs.
and enthusiasm that means pcrmaa
sncg and continual constructive work.
The affair was m Impressive one ard
ssted until MAR the midnight hour
RE beginnings % the evenings delfbcT.
atoms took place az the White Rose
Cafe where an elegant four course din.
ier WIS served with turkey and dress.
nE a. the basic Ingredient. All Sobl =
Exhibited the badge Of the order by
the attractive Arabian cap worn In and
iui u the hall during the eyenlng.
Jpen the arrival 81 the south bound
train the Mobiles moved In procession
TO the depot q escort lllusirious Po.
,euiate, Geo. StapseiOn. into the cen.
ter u the evening activities. Aftcr
he dinner hour and return 70 tn
shrine headquarters the ceremonials %
he hour opened with an address %
welcome hv Noble D. " Arnold who
Expressed his delight az the preseu -
Z visitors and home folks alike.
Poteniaie Geo. Staplcton then made
m address containing good and whole.
rufc Instructions and took occasion %
xprcss the Panhandle's common pro.
rri-,orship In Khiva Temple. remarking
that the D.yan was made up Of men,
ers from an points Of the Pannand,a
'omIaSs snd further stated that such
4 program would be carried out a. long
. D" had anything % do with the &C.
illustrative affairs q the Temple.
.-ecortlcr X. y. swift; was next called
1r platform delivering authority
70 ~" club g. a., officially. lie volcci
as appreciation II the Mobiles ~ Mem.
phls fer the valuable assistance rend.
rcd In the susess ~ Khiva Temple
up 10 the present time and expressed
the belief and hcpe that the time was
very nnar a; hand when the individual
! membership ~ Almorrah and all
shriners In the vicinity q Memphis
would be one hundred per cent In az
tili1tion with Khiva Temple.
I II. JamisOu. secretary.manager OF
lho Panhandle Plains Chamber q Com,
ncrce and assistant Rahban q Khiva
Temple. who accompanied the Amarillo
delegation. was the next speaker who's
remarks bTisiled with optimism and
touched upon matters vital and per;t
acri % The Masonic fraternity. "Ths
Fez." he declared lis n mark ~ d..
.lncilon and a badge % the Shrine. it,
history and traditions are sacred 90 n,
4 memory % every Mason and ~ vital
importance q the civil and religious
liscriy q the world today Alternating
the numerous o. the serious affairs n
;ife h. concluded by paying his respects
"a Noble Arnold and pronouncing feh,i
taiions upon the members. % the new
~ created club.
p. :. sthnbury. member % Luir
Temple. Philadelphia. was present
'pon being called o. the floOr h a.
Jared that Il h. were situated whsr'
possibility would permit b. would place
,ifs fnc-nhsTship IN Khfra Temple II
rcrnuiimented the Panhandle On the -
adjustment - a Temple In - ierritor,
and made statements comparative witt
hts Pennsyivania Masonic experien =
that were quite complimentary o. 10
The club members present on tn
ocoaEion were W. C. Dckey. c. i
Denny. W u. Lindsay. J. ]. shaw. Jin
NsaCham. q NJ. THOMPSON. 7. l.. Lev
v. Wall ks~teTson. Roy McAillster. I
=. Mol. e. A. Powell Art Travis, 4
Kelly. r. T Craner. T. Bean. A. Z
, Hendricks d " johnson. T.. y Wall,
er. 7. 4 Singer. J. 81. McKslvy. T X
ieus.r. r J. Dunbar. T.. ". Davenport
Max King. Jack Kllpatflck. W y. orr
Z King. = y. Foxhail. 7 = wrigh
T. :. DELANEY. John Seals. " n. .
Moore. e. l. Sloan. 7. T. Harrison. !
A. whaily. A. $. Moss. r. s. stansbury
Il Out - town guests were p. ). Sfan-
bury. Philadelphia. AZ present residinl
az wkslita Pals: rofentate Oeu
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