The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-31

Columbia; J. P. King of Spartanburg;
Harry B. Wilson of Abbeville; NJ
Lamar Smith of Laurens; and J: C..
Mitchell of Anderson, presented to
the imperial council, meeting at lndl-
annapolis, petition for the formation
of a temple of Mystic Shriners in
Greenv.lle to be known as Hejaz
temple. The dispensation was grant
ed June 18th, 1919 and Noble George
T. Bryan was appointed potentate.
Interesting Account From Newbery
The spring ceremonial session of
Hejaz temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, was held in the city of Green
vile on last Thursday, May 26. The
Shr.ners of upper South Carolina had
been looking forward to this date, as
a. day of fun and frolic.
The Newberry Shriners had been
planning. for several weeks to make
the pilgrimage to Greenville in large
numbers and on Thursday nearly ev-
cry Shriser in the county and large
contingent of their ladies made the
trip to Greenville, the majority of
them going by auto early in the
morning and returning late, that
night. ~
There was something going on all
day long and up to midnight. Band
concerts and fancy drills by the patrol
occupied the morning. At 1890 p.
m. fine dinner was served to $500
Shriners. .5and their ladies in the Tex
tile hail.
At 2:30 p. m. the parade took place
it was a long one and a fine one.
The Newberry county. Shriners and
their candidates made fine show in
the parade, there being more of them
than from any other county, with the
exception of Greenville.
The Newberry "Fresh Meat" eigh-
ten in number, were all dressed up as
Red Devils and carried a large ban
ner with the inscription, "Red Devils
From Newberry."
The Newberry Shriners, about IS
in number, were all dressed alike,
wearing blue serge coats, white trous-
ers, white shoes, red ties and red
Shriners caps and each man wearing
q red carnation on his coat. They
looked mighty fine and were favor
ably commented on on all sides, and
was decidedly the best feature of the
parade.
Shriners and their ladies in Green
vile for the Shrine meeting May 26
we're:
&c. T. Huffman, A. H. Shealy, w B
Wise, B M Wise, Mrs j H Wise of
Little Mountain.
H. H. Higgins of Pomaria.
e w Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs A
Counts, DR. and Mrs. G. W. Harmon,
D:G. Y Hunter, Rev ] A McKeown,
MI and Mrs. Julian A. Price, G. D
Brown, Jr, A. Sease, C S Schr7l-
pert, A B. Wise, L. NJ. Wise, Mr. and
Mrs ". j Wise, B T Young, Mrs Lii
liam Harmon, Miss Willie Mae Wise
of Prosperity.
J. C. Abrams, Jr., C B Barden, DR.
W. E Bracket, A H Dallas, } W..
Gary, B. H. Herren, w F. Howard,
J. W Hipp, John L Miller, W H Mil
ler, S P. Orr, E. NJ. Suber, o P Suber
of WE.tmire.
Paul Anderson, Rev E V Babb, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vt Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H M Bry-
son, w G. Bullock, NJ B. Caldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. R Davidson, B A
Dominiek, Claude Dominick, Harry
w Dominick, B. L. Dorrity, l.. q.
Eskridge, Mr. and Mrs Geo c Hipp,
Mr. and Mrs. F. R Hunter, Mex.
Hutchinson, Boyd Jacobs, Clarence
johnson, O. H. Johnson, P. D. John
son, J Y Jones, Mr. and Mrs NJ A
Jones, w. S. Jones, DR.. E. H K:bler,
Re Leavell, C B Marion, ] F Nc
Connell, Geo N. Nickas, R. G. Parks,
T. M Rogers, Roy Summer, Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Wallace, T Zimmerman,
JP Wilson. T P. Wilson, T P. Wicker,
R. H. Wright, A F Duff, Mr. and Mrs
Tbos. P. Johnson, Mrs H H Abrams,
Miss Eunice Abrams, Mrs ]. NJ. Da-
Wis, Miss Maize Dominick, Dr. and
Mrs. w. K. Gotwald, Miss Mary Bur
ton, Mr.. and Mrs E J Dlckert, MI