Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-07
MAS0NS HAVE BIG
Time AT KIRKSVILLE
Carlisle Degree Team Comes
Over and "Raises" Rev. F. N.
Tinder, and Chas. Gibson

/ he MaSOnS OF Madison COun-
ty who were unfortunate enough
to have missed the Masonic meet
ing held at Madison Lodge, No.
SO, Kirksvile, July 5. at $50 p.
m, do not realize what a real
Masonic treat they missed. On
! this occasion Rev Frank n. Tin
der, Jr., and Mr. Charles Gibson
were raised to the sublime degree
of a Master Mason. Daugherty
Lodge. No. 05, F. & A. NJ, OF Car
Isle, did the work. Mr.. H. R.
Ewing, acting as Master, was
well supported by Messrs. Allen
Hopkins, P. D. Darnell, J. w.
Mastin, |. B. Ross, Taylor Math-
ers, ]. Z. Soper, H. c. Galbraith,
r: L. Curtis, w NJ. Roberts, o.
A. Berry, w. c. Talbert, E. K.
Watkins, G.. I. Cowan, c. d.
Scott. l.. W. Clark, L. NJ. Thomp-
son, II. L. Calico. O. L. Roberts,
Nv. W. Henry, J. w. Howard, Z.
J.. Poplen, r. 7. Hall, Perry Nc
!Clannahan, an J. S. Henry. The
work was done in the most beau
tiful and impressive manner.
There were ITO visitors and
members present. Visitors from
IDaugherty Lodge other than
the team were l.. 7. McCracken,
J. f. Morgan, S: X. Crouch, ]. G..
James, d. W. Sapp,
Hope Lodge, No. 24o-S. B.
I1uffsetter. E. NJ. Farmer, w, c.
Smith.
/ Lancaster Lodge, No. los.
NJ. Turner. Bradley Spratt, eco.
Smith, Jr., NJ. Z. Miller, Ward
! iWillmOtt
/ Winchester Lodge, No. 2O-Ed
Daugherty.
i Washington Lodge, No. 7o-H.
Middleton, K. G.. Young, F. M.
finder.
Paris Lodge, No. "A. L. Boat
right, c. H. Sutherland.
! Kingston, No. 315-J. B. Hern-
don, r. l.. Potts, J. s. Hockaday,
J. F. Mason.
Valley View, No. z92-J. w.
Portwood.
!. Berea, No. DIV. E. Farmer,
y. w. Stewart, G. B. Angel, Leon
Lewis.
! Paint Lick, No 14O-J. A. Conn
Virgil Conn
/ ]. L. Hamilton Lodge No. SIS
w. +. Parks, J. \. Parks, L.. r.
Roberts.
! Richmond Lodge, No. 25-J. G.
Bosley, !: w. Rupard, Jack Wag-
ers, S, NJ. Turpin, w X. Shackei-
ford, Martin Gentry, S. E. Estes,
! +. NJ. Dawson, II. G. Boegs, K. l..
iTelford. .Jr., w. b. Turley, G.. D.
Simmons. Nick Harber.
Members Of Home lodge, Madi-
son, No. 1851. B. Walker, l. T.
,Bradshaw, Elvada Tudor, Dave
Henry, J. B. Curtis, Fount Cotton
j. n. Ross, Willie Long, J. l..
Coffey, r. [. Ross, w. T. Watson,
| II. {. Pope, G. ]. Hendrix, c. c.
! Tussey, Jesse Ross, ]. L. Wheeler
w. !. Turner, r. T. Baker, Smith
I1agan, Russell Long, r. H. Long
]. T. Long, ]. w. Ballard, J. S.
Cotton, Lafe Duerson, Everett
! Upton, Rufus Brakeman, c. J.
Turner, N. Cotton, w. K. Price,
j. F. Long, T. w. Hume, c w.
Long, P. M Long. c. c. Long,
Eugene Spurlock, J. w. Smith,
| Zoe Hagan, Frank Wheeler and
J. f. Cornelison.
After the work all marched
down to the Christian church
where were met many Of thegood
women of the Kirksville neigh
borhood, who had prepared and
did serve us a most excellent
banquet, consisting of old ham,
fried chicken, dressed eggs, beat
len biscuits, ice cream, cake and
everything else you can think of
that is good to eat.
During the ceremonies at the
lodge and after the banquet,
Mcssrs, Boatright, Sutherland,
Ross and Mathers rendered mum
Der of beautiful quartets that
were greatly enjoyed by ALL
Oh, yes, there was an Angel
there, also man of great Price.
After listening to speeches by
Rev. F. N. Tinder, H. R Ewing,
Perry McClannahan, and Judge
Nv. K Price, the session was dis
missed by one of the candidates,
Rev. F. N. Tinder, Jr.