The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
SCOTTISH RITE
REUNION WILL
Be IN MARCH
Glasses of Candidates Start
Work Feb. ~ for Con-
vocation.

Sixty-th third annual convocation
and reunion of the Scottish Rite will
be held in Indianapolis March 26
to 90.
First section class Of candidates
will start work Feb. % and meet
twice a week for work until March
%. Last date for filing petitions
is Feb. 8. Last date for filing
petitions for the second section is
March 7.
Both classes will unite March 20
for the convocation banquet with
members CT the keystone Glass" as
guests of honor.
Work Held in Esteem
at is believed that no valley in
the northern jurisdiction has a
higher standard of ritualistic ex-
cellence, nor offers better oppor-
tunity for those seeking the higher
degrees Of masonry, than the Indi-
annapolis bodies" says the commit
tee in charge, composed of Vincent
V. Smith, thrice potent master;
William D. McAbee, sovereign
prince; Henry c. Thornton, most
wise master; Marshall T. Levy, COM
handkerchief and Fred I. Willis,
secretary.
To fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Robert G.. Mcclure, Fred
I. Willis was named secretary in a
special election Dec. 81, Vincent v.
Smith, deputy thrice potent master
Of the Adoniram Grand Lodge of
Perfection, automatically took Will
lis place as master of the lodge.
,Chairmen Appointed
AL V. Reschar, Anderson, has
been appointed general chairman
of the membership committee to
take the place of Edison T. Wood,
ST., who died Dec. 10.
Tine P. Dickinson was named
vice chairman for Marion County
and his assistants are j. Ralph
Fenstermaker, E. j. Sconover and
Obie j. Smith. Other Marion County
members are:
Harvey, W; Black, Raymond 4, Butler.
George. James G. Gipe. John c. Hobson.
George w. Kadel A. Ross Manly Charles
Fey e. MgeTs 5oRm T. pd Fl M02 %s saP E.
Pennington. Clyde G. Rickes Briant Sando,
Clyde E. Titus. William N Wheeler.
County chairman:
oscar F. Williams Acton; Myron B.
Reynolds. Anderson; James A. Coffing. At
Hatfield. Bedford; Paul L. Maddox, Bloom
eld FEedsEiek MatsheTS Bl99mngtOn
sett. Bridgeport: Carl D. Spencer, Broad
Ripple; Victor Borkl'lnd, Brook; Samuel
s: shirk. Brookville Charles H. Cox,
Paul n Anderson. Castleton: William E.
lumbus; Warren o. Hull, Connersville;
Sellers. .Covington; Charles E. Lacey, Craw-
louisville; Otto P. Jewell. Dana; Edgar M.
Blessing. Danville; Calvin E. Carney. Del
Lewis NJ Morris, Frankfort; William W.
Suck9T Franklin; Van G: Blue Flora; Lee LIE,
pinwddie Fowler james l. Ra Isa
field; Charles w. Whitman. Greensburg;
Charles H, MoSer, Jeffersonville; George l..
Davis, Kokomo: David M. BOYLE, Lafay-
cite; John T. Plummer, Lawrence: Eneas
L. Barrett, Lawrenceburg; Charles D. King,
Lebanon.
Cassius NJ. Newberry, Logansport Edward
E. Wherry. Loogootee; Joseph M. Cravens.
Madison; Reuben w. Miles, Martinsville;
James B. Underwood. Montezuma; William
Muncie; Cecil g. David, Nashville; George
Rooms, Newcastle; Emil q: Decker. No
blesville; Harry A. Stearns. North Vernon.
Alfred w. Bruner. Paoli; Ernest Lamson,
Rensselaer,; George r. Cause. Richmond
LeInaTd O. GpS9nT; Fsin ag sun ~ John p
Vile; Irwin E. Huckleberry. Salem; Will
liam L. Hubbard. Scottsburg.
A. Yarling. Shelbyville: Lewis f. Hubbard
Spencer: Ransom w. Akin, Sullivan: Con-
rad j. Herber. Terre Haute; Charles G. La
Toilette, Thorntown; Charles A. Heron,
Upton: Carl v. Smith. Versailles; Ernest
Danglade. Vevay; Cyrus c. Evans, Will
Transport.