The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-01
MASONIC LODGES
 TO HONOR DEAD
Lodge Of Sorrow To Meet At First Bap-
 tist Church

Under the auspices of the several A. F. & A. NJ. lodges meeting in the Masonic temple. a joint Lodge of Sor' row will be held Tuesday evening, June 3, at the First Baptist church, Sixth avenue and Twenty second street, tc which the fraternity is invited. An appropriate program has been arranged by the committee in charge of which T. G. Brabston is chairman.
 The suburban lodges have been invited to, be present and the roster of their dekeased members have been included in Nhe program. A section of the church has been reserved for relatives of deceased members, and such rela' tives have a cordial invitation to bt present.
 The lodges and officers in charge are Birmingham Fraternal, lodge No 3S4; Birmingham Temple. lodge No 636: Birmingham Lodge No. I51; King Hiram, lodge No. TIA; Alpha Lodge No S23; John Herbert Phillips lodge No S32 Birmala lodge No. S36.
 Officers
 Os U. NCntANs W. n w. N. A1CNs s. w; W. E. Wayman, J. w.; T. C. Brabston. secretary; J. D. Tumlinson S. D.: T. F. Baty. J. D.; Bob Ware S. s.; W. N. Todd, J. S.: Clark Will Hams. chaplain; Rev. R. \. Simpson orator; l.. l.. Jackson, William F. Hol comb, Walter F. Estes. James F. liar rison, sentinels; J. P. Mcguire. musical director; Fred l.. Grambs, organist Fred Weigand. violinist. '-N
 Male Quartet
 W. L. Scholl, J. 0. Mcclure. ten ors: H. J. Posner, A. R. Redburn passes.
 Program
 Organ prelude (Rinck).
 Opening of lodge. prayer.
 Quartet - Lead Kindly Light (Dykes).
 organ-'Dead March from Saul (Hundel).-
 Worshipful masters address.
 Quartet-"Nearer My God, to Thee, (Mason).
 Violin Solo-(al Largo" (Hundel) (b) "Ase's Death" (Grieg).
 Responsive reading by officers.
 Chaplain's address.
 Low twelve.
 Interval of silence.
 Responses W. NJ. and S. W.
 Procession of officers.
 Funeral grand honors.
 Responsive reading by officers.
 Quartet-"Unfold Ye Portals Ever lasting" (Gounod).
 Organ-"Funereal" (Freyer).
 Roll call.
 Address by orator.
 Quartet - '-One Sweetly Solemn Thought" (Ambrose).
 Closing ceremony.
 Benediction.
 Officers retire.
 Organ Postlude-'Gloria" (Mozart)
 Roster Of Deceased Members
 Birmingham Temple, lodge No. 636 Allen R. Moore, Frank Bates Fowlkes Nash H. Burt, Thaddeus P. Osborn Frederick Mcdonald, Newton Owen Ty Ter, Charles Oracle Davis. Eugene Ham mel, Gus l.. Wade. Frank Morgan Lynch, James Berry Robinson, Hug Miller Brown, George Akans. Georg Brooks Forbes, Fred M. Weld, Pendle ton B. Cheek, William Ledbetter Hen ", Albert l.. Reese.
 Birmingham Lodge No. 757, Herber Holcombe. James Brimner, Archibal, Cathey Waters, Thomas Guy Walker Lucien Brown Shields, Orren Clinton Horne, Jr.
 King Hiram Lodge No. 774. Andrev Gatzis, Claud Clanton Johnson, Ed. G Row, John Nathaniel Brown.
 Alpha Lodge No. S23, F. E. Thomp son, c. c. Harris, J. S. Thorn.
 Birmingham Lodge No. S36, Jamei Monroe Martin.
 John Herbert Phillips Lodge No. SS2 none.
 East Lake Lodge No. 4S0, Sam E Jones, Benjamin Franklin Robinson, Jr Vivian Lodge No. 49S, John Mont gomery.
 WOOdlawn Fraternal Lodge No. 525 Charles NJ. Lawrence.
 Ensley Lodge No. 56O, Louis Critten don McNutt, John A. Reese, John Vic tor Lind.
 North Birmingham Lodge No. 591 none.
 Fairview Lodge No. GA. Robert Ell Minor, Owen Turner. Alvin ES Cowan. West End Lodge No. 753, Paul Mot ter, Thomas E. Morris, Emmett J Dobbs, Jr.
 Globe Lodge No. TS1, Bartel Julian W. W. Burden, Alexander Sneet Holmes.
 E. L. Layton Lodge No. SIS, EIlart A. Richards.
 Wylam Fraternal Lodge No. S24 Dan Turner Tidmore, Robert Lush. East Lake Temple Lodge No. S42 Caleb B. Crull, George Washington Smith.
 Birmingham Fraternal Lodge No. 3S4 William Lawhon. John H. Johns, W. S Davis, John Hockings, Lee Henry Stew. art, Robert Dan French.
 East Birmingham Lodge No. S2S William Griffith Day, William Thom, as Tramm. PILGRIM KNIGHTS
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