The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
FREDDY MASTER
 OF CONFERENCE.
Program Includes In structive And Social
 Features

conference or JekKeESOn countg VIII Uc held August 10 and 20 at the Masonic temple, Birmingham. The sessions will be presided over by Fred A. Freddy of Fairview lodge, No. 644, A. F. and A. NJ. Sam Moore of Gadsden lodge, No. 236, and J. D. Pruitt, Boas lodge, No. 646, will conduct the conference.
 Chairman John A. Lewis and mem- bers of the executive committee have issued the following notice in reference to the meeting: Realizing the impor- tance of the Jefferson county Masonic conference, not only with reference to the exemplificatiOn of the work and lectures of the first three degrees, which is obligatory by the laws of the Grand lodge of the state of Alabama, and as the success of the highest bodies depend entirely on the success and growth of the Blue lodges, we, therefore urge that each lodge in Jefferson county send full representation to this conference This will be social as we'll as an instructive meeting. Signed, J. A.. Lewis, N. NJ. Leonard, J. D. Tumlin. son, J. J. Douglas, F. A. Freddy"
 The officers of the conference are:
 F. R. Freddy, Fairview lodge, No. GA, ". M.
 A. !. Rebb, East Birmingham lodge, No. .S2S, s. w.
 c. c. Eubanks, Birmingham Frater- nal lodge, No. 3S4, J. w.
 5. R. Hawley, East Lake Temple lodge, No. 842, treasurer and secretary. N. NJ. Kontzen, East. Birmingham lodge, No. BPS, 8. D. James A. McWilliams, Fairyiev lodge, No. 644, J. D. ". R: Smith, BrOoklin lodge, No. 7O4, s. S. W. A. Dupres, Phillips Memorial lodge, No. 832, ]. s.
 B. w. Costlow, Alpha lodge, No. S23, R. [. Dill, Fairview lodge, No. 644, chaplain.
 A. M. Reeves. district lecturer.
 T.. O. Jones, committee on work.
 Program
 The program ows=Tuesday, Au- gust 19. 1O:O0 am. Conference Opened.
 Prayer, Rev. R. l.. Dill.
 Welcome Address, Champion Harris. Response, W. W. Alvey. Appointment of special Instructors for the day.
 Exemplification of E. A. Degree and 8S2. 'S'' -NV' Refreshments until 2 100 D. m.
 :OO p. m. Conference called to labor. Exemplifieation of F. c. Degree by -Wahouma Temple lodge, No. 830.
 Old time spelling bee. R. M. John son and Jim McWilliams, captains.
 Talks for the good of Masonry con- ducted by the master of the confer ence.
 Refreshments until 2 80 D. m.
 T:3O p. m. Conference called to labor
 Exemplification of NJ. NJ. Degree and lecture by Globe lodge, No. 7Si.
 Between the first and seconS sso tlons of this degree the conference will be entertained with selections by inc Shrine Chanters.
 confsrnsee called off until 10 ;OO Wednesday, August 20
 1O:OO a. m. Conference called to labor. --e -.
 Appointment of special instructors for the day, and auditing committees t; also resolutions committee,
 ExemplificatiOn of D. A. Degree and lecture by WOOdlawn lodge, No. s27.
 Reception and talks by the oldest Ma sons in the conference, led by Brother J. w. Spencer, FaiFview lodge, No. 844.
 Refreshment until 200 p. m.
 200 D. m. Conference called to labor.
 Report of the auditing committee.
 Report of the treasurer and secre- tary.
 Report of the resolutions committee.
 Contest of the three lessons by one member from each lodge.
 Election of officers.
 Refreshment until 2 :00 D. m. [ :0O p. m. Conference called to labor.
 Musical selections by Kamram Grotto Chanters.
 Exemplification of the M. M. De- gree in full form by Alpha lodge, No.
 Lecture with stereopticon views by H. K. Newsome, Birmingham Temple lodge, No. 686.
 Between the first and second the conference will be entertained with se. lections by the Kamram Grotto Chant CTS.
 Exemplification of correct way of giving the signs of each degree both nights by Henry Key.
 Conference closed.