, 1921-08-11
SHRINE
CEREMONIAL
Fall Ceremonial kOrein
Temple Will be Held
in Rawlins on Labor
Day, September S

Monday, september 9Th will be an
important day in the annals Of
Shrinedom in Rawlins, when Mobiles
from all over the state will be In the
city for the Fall Ceremonial session
OF Korein Temple, A. A. o. N. N. 8.
Already many applications have
been received and large class Is
assured for the Ceremonial, which
will be one OF the largest in the his
tory of the temple.
Korein Temple has an enviable
reputation all over the west for the
interesting and highly enjoyable n
tertainment Of their Ceremonial
sessions and undoubtedly the Fall
OF the most successful.
Every committee this year has
been selected for their ability and
fitness for the work assigned them
and with Chairman X H. Hadsell in
charge of the stunt" committee the.
novices are assured of not one duff
moment.
Following are the committees ap-
pointed by Potentate Robert H.
Hopkins to have charge of the
Ceremonial, with the program as it
has been arranged.
Call and Printing-W. W. Daley,
chairman; Chas. Miller, r. H.
Alcorn. E. A. Durant.
Reception-W. A. Mckay, chair
man; Geo. Coulson, D. r. House, C..
A. Brimmer.
Novices-Otto Gramm.
Paradox. H. Hadsell, chairman;
Kirk Miller, o. T. Conley, John Me-
Pherson.
Banquet-Geo. o. Stephenson,
chairman; E. F.. Bennett, Harry E.
Mcfarland.
Hall-William Daley.
Medical Examiners-Dr. Raymond
Barber. DR.. E. A. Kell.
Electrical-Chas. G. Innes, chair
man; James Potts, Robt. /. Turner.
william Neiman.
Floor Committee-K. H. Hadsell,
chairman; Andy Nelson, Carl Mel
son, Capt. Leroy Moss and Patrol.
Entertainments. E. Armstrong.
chairman; DR.. E. A. Kell, James
Potts.
-Director-K. H. Hadsell. q,
Asst. Director-Chas G.. Inness.
Marshal of Parade. M. Conness.
The program which will be fol-
lowed Is as follows:
$3.50 A. M.-SiEn register and
make your peace with the Outer
Guard. I,
1000 A. M.-First section in the
Masonic Temple.
1900 Noon-Luncheon.
800 P. M.-Parade of Mobiles and
Novices.
500 p. M.-Second section.
$50 p. M.-Dinner in Temple.
900 P. M.-Third section.
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The following is the call as sent
out by Potentate Robert H. Hopkins
to- the Nobility OF Korein:
Mobiles Of Korein:-
when the great orb of light, heat
and life ushers into existence, by his
presence on the Eastern horizon, the
5th day Of September, then the
Muezzin of Korein will proclaim
from the Minarets of the Temple that
Allah Is God and that the day Of
our CeremAlial has arrived.
ASSEMBLE. Oh! Ye Faithful, at
korein Temple, Ooasis of Rawlins on
that day, because 'Gerat doin's will
be dun We hope to again have a
large class of Novices who will pur-
sue their weary, but enchanting pill
grimage, across the Hot Sands Of the
Desert. Several escaped the spring
roundup, but we hope to have them
corralled for our Autumn Celebra-
ton.
Fear not, Oh. Ye Novices who
are troubled with palpitation of the
heart. The Guides. Patrol, and
Officers in charge OF the Caravan are
all men Of experience on the Desert.
They have delivered each Novice at
the Gates OF Mecca. safe, sound and
happy. No accidents or mishaps are
recorded.
"Our Spring Ceremonial was a
great success, thanks to the untiring
efforts OF every member of the vari-
Gus committees, who worked as one
man. Let us all unite and make our
Fall Ceremonial a similar success. II
each Noble will try to bring with him
q Novice who possesses the required
qualifications, I feel sure our Cere-
monial will be all we could ask for.
when my brief Butterfly Flight
is ended and I again join the ranks
simply % . Noble. I Will remember
my year a. Potentate with pleasure.
Hoping to see you all at . real
Shrine Ceremonial IN September
5th, and extending to you q Korein
welcome and genuine Korein hospi-
tallty.
Yours In the Faith.
|."" ROBERT H. HOPKINS,