The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
SCOTTISH RITE BODY TO MEET
All Degrees From Fourth 10 Thirty-sec0nd Will Be
 Conferred

All Iue utBrccs ot the nHcAchL anu Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry from the fourth to the thirty second, in- elusive, will be conferred on a large class of candidates at the Scottish Rite reunion to be held March IT, IS, 19, 20, 21 at the Masonic temple. The reunion will open Monday eve ming, March 17, when Glass Director A. NJ. Reeves will register the candidates until [ o'clock. All candidates are urged to be on hand at this hour. The Lodge of Perfection will be convened and work in the fourh degree commenced at s o'clock.
 The reunion committee consists of W. H. Woolverton, chairman R. B. Watts, George Chinery, Albert l.. Reese, H. H. K. Jefferson and J. D. Matlock. Reception committed: John B. Bethea, ST., chairman. Filing: S. D. Willingham, chairman. Parapherna- lia: Lee Mccall, chairman. Music: w.. A. Currie, chairman. Documentary 1: George Whitfield, chairman. Entertain ment: W. R. Venable, chairman.
 Invitation
 The following is the invitation to the reunion:
 To all brethren of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite and to all Mas ter Masons in the Valley of Birming- ham elected to receive the degrees of the rite-greeting:
 The bodies of the Rite sitting in, the Valley of Birmingham, Orient of Ala bama, have selected, Monday, March IT :: Tuesday, March IS; Wednesday, March 19; Thursday, March 20, and Friday, March q, as the time for holding their reunion to confer all degrees from the fourth to the thirty-second. degree, in- elusive. " We extend to you a most cordial in. vitation to be present. :, Fraternally yours,
 R. B. WATTS, 33d degree, Venerable
 Master.
 H. H. K. JEFFERSON, sSd degree,
 Wise Maste*
 GEORGE CHINERY, 32d degree, K.
 c. o. H., Commander.
 W. H. WOOLVERTON, 32d degree,
 K. c. c. H. Master of Kadosh.
 Visiting Brethren ;
 Sojourning brethren of the Rite are most cordially invited to attend this re- union, but they must be prepared to produce, if requested. patents or di- plomas, together with the 1924 iden- tification card. This rule is imperative, and applies to members of our own bodies as we'll, Members of other bodies will confer, 8 favor by presenting their credentials for inspection and signing the visitors register before the hour set for the beginning of the work.
 Schedule of Work
 Monday, March 17-Fourth degree, 8 p. m.; fifth degree, g p. m.
 Tuesday, March 18-Sixth degree, 9 a. m.; seventh degree, 9:30 a. m.; eighth degree, 10.45 a. m.; ninth degree, II a. m.; tenth degree, F m.; eleventh degree, F 10 p. m. lunch, 12 80 p. m.; twelfth degree, 80 p. m.; thirteenth degree, 2 80 p. m.; fourteenth degree, 3 80 p. m,; dinner, 6 p. m.; fifteenth degree, z 80 p. m.
 Wednesday, March 19-Sixteenth de- gree, 9 a. m.; seventeenth degree, II a. m. lunch. F 80 p. m; eighteenth degree, 80 p. m.; nineteenth degree, p. m; dinner, 6 p. m.; twentieth degree, D. m.; twenty-first degree, 8 p. m. twenty-second degree, 8 p. m.
 Thursday, March 20-Twenty-th third degree, 9 a. m.; twenty-fourth degree, 9:15 a. m.; twenty-fifth degree, 9:45 a. m.: twenty-sixth degree, 10 a. m. i: twenty-seventh degree, Il a. m. 1; lunch, 12 80 p. m.; twenty-eighth degree, 1 80 p. m.; twenty-ninth degree, :45 p. m. thirtieth degree, ? :4J p. m.; dinner, 6 p. m.; thirty-frst degree, z 80 p. m.
 Friday, March 21--Class organiza- tion. 8 80 p. m.; thirty-second degree, 9 80 a. m.