The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-10
PYTHIAN LODGE
WILL CONVENE
IN SOUTH BEND
Order of CaIanthe Slated to
Join in Sessions
July 1926.


of Pythias, and Grand Court, Or
der OF Calanthe, will convene in an
nual session in South Bend, from
July % to 26, inclusive.
Convention headquarters, all ses-
sions and social events will be in
the Knights of Columbus Bldg, 32J
w. jefferson st. Hosts will be ST.
Joseph Lodge No. 81, Attorney
Charles H. Wills, chancellor COM
mander, and Northern Star Court
No. 80, Order of Calanthe, Mrs.
Cora B. Hill, worthy counsellor.
Sir Henry N. Hill, 1901 w. Wash
ington ST., South Bend, is general
chairman of the Pythian and Cal
anthe Grand Lodge committees. Sir
Ernest G. Tidrigton, Evansville, is
grand chancellor of the Indiana
Pythians.
Mrs. Julia Reed, indianapolis, is
grand worthy counsellor Order
Calanthe, and Mrs. Zoia Smith,
South Bend, is grand worthy ma
iron of the juvenile department.
welcome by Officials
The weeks activities will open
Monday night with addresses of
welcome by Mayor Chester r. Mont
gomery and George Fir1nin, secre-
tary of the South Bend Chamber OF
Commerce.
Wednesday, July Is, will be the
gala day Of the sessions.
More than 10000 visitors are ex-
pected in the city for this occasion.
Among the delegates attending from
Indianapolis will be Lee Lunder-
man, Amos Bybee, Robert Gillian,
Will Porter, Thomas Pryor, Silas
Pritchett, Claude Strider, Jerry P.
Daniels.
Active grand lodge officers from
the Calanthe court are Mesdames
Carrie White, Katie Boyer, Minerva
Worthington, Ef1e Scott, Hattie
Rawls, Lucy Hayden, Julia Reed and
Bertha Reed.
Prepare for G. NJ. T. C.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for opening of the G. M. T. C..
at Fort Benjamin Harrison on
August 1, for the training of Negro
boys. A unit of fifty boys has been
formed and as fast as other units
are completed they will be admitted.
Boys registered for this training
are from Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois,
and Indiana. Leaders in the move
ment to establish this camp are
Marcus Stewart, local publisher, and
DR.. Homer Wales.
All branches of The Supreme
Royal Circle of Friends of the
World are urged to have their mem
bers present at Midway Hall, 1919
N. Senate Ave, Wednesday at 8
p. m, to meet G. E. Spencer, su-
preme supervisor for Indiana and
its jurisdiction.
r. F. Williams, district deputy.
will announce plans for thirty
day membership campaign at this
meeting.
Church Holds Meetings
Much interest is being shown in
the educational, spiritual, and finan-
cial meetings at First Baptist
Church, Fall Creek Blvd. and RAIDER
st. The Rev. H. Fl. King, Ander-
son, viii speak tonight; the Rev. j.
E. Jones and choir will present a
program Wednesday night; the Rev.
Martin and choir Thursday night.
and the Rev. G. w. Bell and chcir
will give the program Friday night.
The Rev. F. F.. Young is pastor.
Central committee of Calanthe
court elected the following officers
for the next term: Mrs. Lucy Hay
den, president; Mrs. Lizzie Gallo
way, vice president; Miss Lulu M.
White, secretary; Mrs. Clara Smith,
assistant secretary; and Miss LIE
Frances Waters, treasurer.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Summers, rs, of 410 w. Fourteenth
ST., were held today at Mt. Paran
Baptist church. Mrs. Summers was
charter member of the church
and one of the early settlers of In
dianapolis. The Rev. Charles H.
Bell officiated.
Paul Perkins, boy evangelist, will