The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
MAJOR NEELy. PYTHAN GRAND
INNER GUARD, ORATOR
General Meyers and staff Lead Parade
In Two Towns

orders and licI: friends yesterday after
noon In frOnt OF Union ll!En School.
An elaborate program was executed and
! EA1'unEres sman y. NJ. Bail! delivered
Il stirring address, wh;ch trurh"i III"
.a-ge aud;"nr" 10 u great depth.
Preceding tnr memorial III" ryihnnS
ptraded over tEo principle streets "f
McMcchen and lienwood. led b! the Nj
! Mcchen band. Rrlgadirr Genera 'ir"rE"
&C. Meyers ot Wheeling, and has STAFF ed
the procession.
| The memorial service MA presided
over ny Thomas Martin. who in opening
! the service. gave short talk regarding
the cause Of the occasion and tho his
tory Of the tw" organizations repre-
scented a: Tho memorial. Tho :nv0cA-
ti"n was pronounced 10y E'v. = \.
| Rylcr. pastor Of the Church &c God.
McMecheH.
/ \ heautIful anthem. Let Not Y""r
Hearts Is" Troubled" was r"nd"rrd wv
4 doubt" uuartrti" "mpoccd q" Mr.. Ed
ward SrhncN. Miss Ana ';at"w"od.
Miss Hazel Woodhuru. Miss Mildred
Wnodhurn. john EHard !. W l.ineber-
ger Merton Carrolland Everett food
win, with Miss Mcrtlc Zimmerman ~
Ncr"mpaniSt.
The names OF deceased members "C
The two lodges were read 10y IN" keepers
. .! records and sea-. after which taps
were sounded
Master Vanc Robins -. NJ, Mc"hCn. :,
boy ora:orical wonder. r""it"d Lincoln =
gettysburg address. and IN response to
u hearty encore. ga" another reading.
Harry Marks Of M"Mcrh"u. rendered
IN charming fashion a Sentimental >"l"
entitled. Gods Love VIII Never Die
Major y. N~,ly was then intro
duced. He IS Grand Inner Guard az the
West Virginia Grand Lodge. knights of
! ryth!aS. Major Ee"ly was somewhat
handicapped ny the noises created by
passing street cars and automobiles. and
had to exert himself 10 the Limit tn
make himself heard. In opening. n"
drtftcd back 10 ancient history. re-
citing incidents in the lives Of mythical
beings and drew from their Ives cN-
ampleS fer people IL The prcScn; day +"
PATTERN aftcr.
Eulogy to Tho Dead
He then delivered an cuioGy FOR IN"
departed membrrS. who. during their
membership IN tho two lodges. lived and
practiced the principles of In" order
both in spirit and in truth. and were
endowerd with a joyous life and CON
tentment. lived and gained ~" reward
riEhtfully theirs. 'Only yesterday" he
SAID. "thry mingled with US. IN the mar
ket place. in the work shop or where
ever II might I've. and We remember
clearly and distinctly tho sound Of their
voice and can feel the SuSccp' ability or
them; then again VIC call their names
in vain for they have sailed the narrow
sea separating this earth from eternity
and the mysteries thereof.
is the grave the end "t a.! WI. thu
spirit OF man sink into oblivion whom Il
IL buried beneath the green grass or
the roppies: !: is difficult for US to
think OF death in this light AND VIC ar"
reminded Of the words q! the Lord when
! ne said. He that believcth IN Me sha Il
not perish but shall have everlasting
! life Perhaps some scorner may say
/ that such and such man led Il sinful
: life upon this earth hcfor" he was called
! BY the death angel: hut who knows the
! evil which Is In anotherS mind or what
temptations he has to "N"rr"mc' W."
! once more refer 10 the Bible and Ia"
words of Jesus when ne told the SrornerS
and hypocrlts to cast out tho beam in
thy own eye before thy. triest 10 cast
! out the mote that is IN thy brothers
! eye
The services was closed lay musical
! selection by the NcMC-:hcn band
| The Roll OF Dead
The DEPARTED members of the EI Gang
Star Lodge No Is Of Benwool, arc as
! follows:
William II. Nirth 4. r. Douac
! Charles Williams Marion Ferguson
James r. Taylor W. II. Lee
George RurScc Frank Peabody
John Mcjlel!and Willlam :. Myers
Emery Morris w. II NrIs"l
Charles Love y. l. Barker
W II. Sivard Earnest smith
Samuel Wincshurg Angus; Mink"
~. c. Seigh \. l.. Mrlllva.n
e. S Linton Louis S'han"
/ l. S. Sandow Willard E.akc
Edwin Newton Earnest Dhvrg
1 William Anderson g. y. EoEd
/, Fred Bal,z James \. Young
T. L. Schriver Thomas Sprouts
Charles Seabrlght Ollie Reed
Louis Juergens Henry Ridd."
s II. West Prank Edwards
j. T Sockman Martin GoSn"y
r II. Jackson August Herc
NJ +. CrebS Edward II. Barnes
o. G. Wilson PANEL ET:s~w"N
John J. jenkins William Morris
Robert Campbell A. NJ Curtis
Joseph Mahood, Jr. l.. N. Noel
Samuel T. Turner Emil Patterson
A. ]. Loveall william Dean"
NJ. A. lIawkeR- John hrtrus
berry \ G.. Cribs
S's ); f S: 5 S S:;s &C.:
Albert Riedei q l.. Morris
&C.,: Sc! ;: . Ct: 6; '} $:.:.
! RndDf EoontZ John Doug las
r. w. leSGe Hh'plAru iiuEE'"S