The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-29
ORDER Of MOOSE
c R D " | n c FAST.
IN BIRMINGHAM
Many Activities Planned by
Local Lodge For Com
ina Year

AT the meeting of Birmingham
lodge. No. AT. Loyal Order of Moose.
Wednesday night, a resolution was
unanimously passed requesting that
the honor of past dictator be con-
ferred upon Thomas p. Patterson in
appreciation of his long, capable and
faithful services in behalf Of No.
delegate to the thirty-fifth annual
supreme international convention of
the order to be held at Mooseheart,
ILL.,, week of June "a. On this occa-
sion 32 boys and girls will graduate
from both the Mooseheart high
school and vocational school: In ad..
clifton to the dedication of several
state buildings there will be exer-
cises attending the dedication of
sites for buildings to be erected, in
GLIDING the one for Dixie, in which
Alabama is especially interested at
this time. The best orators of the
world will be heard during the ses-
sions of the Moose and Women of
Mooseheart Legion.
DR.. Elkourie. in his spirited ad-
dress, reviewed the history of the
l.. o. o. NJ. in this city, its unde-
servedly unfortunate past, its active
present and hopeful, practical, far
reaching future. Its numbers are In
creaSing weekly, it's financial obi
cations are now met promptly, har-
mony and cooperation are spread
Ing on every hand, and a true spirit
offs brotherly consideration and re-
gard pervades the beautiful initia-
tory ceremony and the regular week.
ly meetings in the lodge room. For
all of this Or. Elkourie expressed
his sincere gratitude and predicted
Magic City membership of 5000
before the end of his official term.
He likewise strongly recommended
the tuberculosis sanitarium drive,
Endorsed the proposed campaign to
rid Birmingham of mendicants, APP
proved of Courtesy Week as sug
gested by Birmingham Kiwanians.
Brandon Night" which will be a
red letter event in June. has in
spired every member to get mem
Der His Lis s sxeellenSy, Familiarity
one of the sweetest lessons of his
life.
Sunday afternoon DR.. Elkourie.
Thomas p. Patterson and District
Supervisor N. Waldo Kennedy spoke
on "Mooseheart" before the Bir-
hall. Thursday afternoon they ad-
dressed the B. of L. E., No. 436, and
in the evening the Brotherhood of
Railway Carmen, No. so, at Frater-
nal hall. followed later by talks be-
fore the Praetorians at Moose hall.
OJneT yates dT6 as lOilOWS. SUNDAY
afternoon, April 20. Division No. 1856,
B. of l.. E., Fraternal hall; We'd
nesday evening. May 2, East Lake
park; Sunday afternoon, May s, Ty-
biographical union, No. 104, Frater-
nal hall; Thursday evening. May II,
BARRIERS union, No. s3, Fraternal
hall; Sunday afternoon. May 20.
Moving Picture Operators, No. 1876,
Moose hall.
A letter of love and appreciation
from the pen of DR.. ]. A. Bryan.
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
was read. which elected a sponta-
neous outburst OF fraternal fellow
skip and renewed zeal GA little
child shall lead them'-to Moose
heart."
Words OF praise for W. H. White,
the retiring dictator. were expressed
by various members. The presen-
tation Of past dictator's jewel will
take place Wednesday night.
The fifty-fifty dance given Friday
night under the auspices of Bir-
mingham lodge AT, and Chapter $50.
Women of Mooseheart Legion.
proved to be a financial and social
success. Romeo's orchestra furnished
the music.
Women Of Mooseheart Legion have
beautified their lodge hail and on
Wednesday installed new piano.
In the evening the initiatory work
was conferred upon a number =
candidates.