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Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
THE GROSVENORDALES

Verne Rawson attended the annual Textile Show at Boston Saturday.
 Miss Olive Baker of Holliston spent the weekend with her father, Joseph Baker.
 Miss Thyra Walker attended the funeral of her cousin. Roy Greene at Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Holt of Provi- denee were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Swanson.
 Rev. William F. Geissler returned Thursday afternoon from a visit with his family in Wickford.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Robinson of Providence spent the day as guests of Mir. and Mrs. Emil Johnson.
 Ernest Gustafson of Brattleboro, Vt, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Saturday.
 Miss Edna Russell of Worcester spent the weekend as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fred D. Chandler.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Rawson and family of Worcester were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Wyman Raw son.
 Misses Anna Skotchless and Mary Cassells spent the day as guests of Mir. and Mrs. Philip Anderson at Will limantic.
 Raymond Potter has returned from Maine where he accompanied Fred Maryott and Samuel Rich of Putnam on fishing trip.
 Miss Rose Labonte, student nurse at the St. Vincent's Hospital was at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon Labonte.
 Wednesday afternoon. the Woman's s Foreign Missionary Society will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Ernest P. Ryant.
 Wilfred Beausoin of Monson has returned to his home after spending the past week as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Archambeault.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Peterson are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Raymond, Jr., May 2nd, at the Day Kimball Hospital.
 Ferdinand Desaulniers, student of the Bryant-Stratton College at Provi- denee spent the weekend with his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Desaul- niers.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Err nest Ryant this Wednesday afternoon. The program was in charge of Mrs. Earl Covell. Refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess.
 The opening baseball game of the season was played on the local field between North Grosvenordale and Dudley A. C. North Grosvenordale was the winner by a score of 7-5. The umpire was Henry Coderre.
 Thursday evening of this week the Mems Club of the NJ. F. church will hold their regular meeting. Ernest P. Ryant, who is an apiarist will give talk on Bees" A lunch of hot biscuits and honey will be served.
 Mrs. Edward Swanson and Mrs. Carl Anderson who attended the an- nual New England Mission Conference of the Lutheran church the past week as delegates of the local society re- turned to their homes yesterday.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
Shower for Miss Aueoin

Miss Blanche Aucoin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pierre Aucoin was tend cred a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at the Community House. Miss Aueoin will become the bride of Philip Faucher, Jr., son of Philip Faucher, proprietor of the Over the Top bread and pastry bakery. May 3lst at the St Josephs church. Ap- proximately sixty-five gathered to present her with gifts of eongratula ton. The guests included:
 Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Paul Aucoin, Mrs 0vila Audette, Mrs. Frank Pei letter, Mrs. Raoul Ravenelle, Bertha, Diana Paradis, Louise Barrette, Anna Barrette. Mrs. Arthur Plouffe, Mrs. A. Therrien. Mrs Zoel Beauregard, Mrs. Philip Faucher, Mrs. Philip Poi rier. Edna Faucher, Rose Faucher, Mrs. Peter Murphy. Mrs. Alice Lajoie Mrs. Roland Faueher, Mrs Joseph La rochelle. Mrs. Dora Ravenelle, Mrs. Gerald Grenier, Mrs. Cornellia Tru- deau. Florence Laroehelle, Martha Mckeon. Catherine Laposta, Nincen- tena Laposta, Mary Laposta, Alma Swanson. Sere Lindberg, Mrs. Cora Aucoin. Yvonne Dion, Angella Dion, Aida Blain. Jeannette Blain, Mrs. Joseph Choiniere, Flora Choiniere, Ora Perron. Della Perron, Mrs. Alvina Theodoreson. Mrs Albina Blanchard, Mrs. Flora Desilets, Noella Maillioux, Hattie Bada. Emma Barron, Jennie Leo. Violet Leo, Celia Alves Rose AL yes. Rose Alves, Albina Bourque, Mrs. Blanche Blain, Mrs. Arianna Far land, Jeanne D'Arc Desautels, Helen Pasay, Eva Hebert, Mrs. Arthur Au- coin. Mrs. Louise Touchette, Mrs. Frank Pucko, Mrs. A. Beauregard, Mrs. Emma Beauregard, Mrs 0rian- ma Favre of Southbridge, Mrs. J. E. Mason, Mrs. Felix Faucher. Mar guerite Faucher, Jeannette Faucher, Mrs. Elzear Dubois, Anita Dubois, of Worcester. Mrs. Arthur Arpin, Ger maine Arpin of Chicopee.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08

Mrs. Aigot Swanson Is i'll at her home on Floral avenue.
 wilfred Beausoin of Monson is the guest Sf hs uncle. Joseph Archam- beault this week.
 Mrs. Frank Pucko of Pittsfeld, Mass. and little daughter, Bet. are visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Prince for a week.
 Miss Marguerite Burns was a wis itor in town Tuesday. She gave the pupils of Tourtellotte high school sew eral vocal selections at their opening exercises.
 Mrs. George Robinson returned to her home in Providence with Mir. Rob the past week with Mir. and Mrs. Emil Johnson.
 Rev. and Mrs. Fritz Soderberg and son are in Providence. where they are attending the annual mission confer ence of the Swedish Lutheran church converting there this week.
 Miss Alphild Almquist is ill at her home recovering from an attack of indigestion suffered while at the home of friend, Wednesday evening. She is being attended by Dr. A. J. Lapalme.
 Mrs. Augusta Anderson and Mrs. Edward Swanson left here yesterday for Providence where they will at tend the Annual Mission Conference of the Lutheran church as delegates of the local society.
 An entertainment was given We'd nesday night at the Methodist church under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. A program was given by the orchestra of the Baptist church of Putnam. Cake, ice cream and candy were on sale at the close of the pro- gram. A luncheon was served mem hers of the orchestra, who gave a splendid program.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
Shower for Bride

Miss Etoila Blanchette, who will become the bride of Roger Fountaine Monday morning was showered with gifts of utensils at the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert Laurion Wednesday evening where she found sixty-six of her friends and relatives awaiting her arrvial.
 The evening was a success in every way. Games were played and re- treatments were served. The guests included:
 Mrs. Leona Blain, Annette Blain, Beatrice Lafleur, Alice Chausse, Anita Peloquin, Adrienne Martel, Andrea Hamel, Flora Vaudeville, Mrs. J. Narcotic, Mrs. Forcier, Lena Fon- tain. Alden Fontain, Mrs. Rosanna Laurion, Eva Raymond, Gabrielle Des- pelteau, Marguerite Laflamme, Rose Ruelle, Lena Pompeo, Evelyn Pompeo, Evelyn Ruelle, Rena Morin, Grace Bouissiere. Viola and Palma Pelle- tier. Mionne Metras, Angelina Blanch- ard, Mrs. Anna Lafontaine, Roselda Lavernoche, Lillian Charron, Irene Charron, Flora Morin, Mrs. Hector Blanehette, Fabiola Laveque. Ger maine Yargeau, Rita Blanchette, Mrs. Thaddeus Blanchette. Annette Har- pin, Annette Benoit, Mrs. Louis For taine, Della Fontaine, Misses Jeanne and Albertine Blanchette, Mrs. Juliett Blanchette, Mrs. Edward Hebert, Mrs. Edward Chaput, Eva Hebert, Katherine Laposta, Etoila Laheur, Victoria Martel, Viola Trudeau, Nal vina Forcier, Cloreine Choiniere, 0rise Forcier, Diane Picard, Aurore Forcier, Vincentina Laposta, Jeanette Fournier. Jeanne D'Arc Desautels, Doris Hamel, Yvonne Fontaine, Flora Leclair, Lillian Lucille and Claire Laurion and Mrs. Albert Laurion.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08

el: Grosvenordale-John A. Swanson, John P. Lewis; Thompson-Mrs. AL len T. Babbitt and Dr. K. C. Paine Wilsonville-Mary E. Welch, Wllfred C. Mills and Edward r. Welch !; Thompson-James Bigelow and Dan iel W. Brayton; Fabyan-Earle r. Meade. John Anderson and Mrs. Frederick Meyers; East Thompson Mrs. Eva Huntington and Clarence W. Stevens.
 The line of march will be the same as in other years, the column forming at the American Legion rooms at North Grosvenordale at a. m. ln- vitations are extended to the Civil War, Spanish War and World War veterans to take part. An invitation to take part in the exercises is ex- tended to the Band Canadienne, Garde Martial No. 45, Girl Scouts, Girls Garde. Swedish Societies, and all school children. Details for the deco ration of graves will be completed by Marshal C. A. Seaver.
 mer school vacation.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
Memorial pav Plan. Completed

Plans for the ObserVance of Me morial Day in the town of Thompson were completed ct a public meeting held at the legion rooms, North Gros- venordale, last Monday night. The following officers and committees were chosen: President of the day, Frank Regnier; marshal. C. A. Seaver; com mander, Frank A. Pelletier; treasurer. George T. Whitney. The executive committee is as follows: North Gros- venordale-John F. Reardon, Jr., Ed ward H. Stone and Philip L. Duham-
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
Give Dinner Party

Miss BeCIy hla.tland, daugEter of Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Maitland of Thompson Hill was hostess at a din- ner party given at her nome | lesday night in honor of her birthday. The party table was decorated with yell low and white. A delicious dinner was served and an evening was spent playing games and dancing. The birthday guests included Miss Sybil Gilman, Miss Helen k. Mack, Phyllis Colby, Doris Crandall, Beatrice John son, Jennie Lombardo, Elizabeth Cor tiss. Many beautiful gifts were re- oeived by Miss Maitland who is popu- lar and we'll known among the young set
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08

Mrs. Nexdore-Did you hear that Scotty MacMean's baby almost died of air eolie?
 Mrs. Naybor-No. how did that happen9
 Mrs. Nexdore-MaeMea thought he could fool the baby by painting it's nursing bottles the color of milk. The Pathfinder.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
con.idering Boy Scout Movement

The regular monthly meeting of Oscar W. Swanson Post No. 67 the American Legion was held at the le- zion rooms at North Grosyenordale last Thursday. Commander r. A. Pel- letter presided the meeting.
 With the Boy Scout movement be- ing considered by the local post, a number of boys of this community have shown their intention of hecom- ing members. F.. A. Zimmerman ad- dressed the meeting on the movement and the matter is being considered by the local organization. The legion's plans for Memorial Day were placed in the hands of the following com mittee: P. L. Duhamel. Paul O. Au- coin, John F. Reardon, Jr., Joseph A. Lafontaine and Frank A. Pelletier.
 Luncheon was served by John F. Reardon, Jr.. and John P. Lewis.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
E. Nj. B.

I'm sorry I spoke sharply to that boy. l must have cut him to the quick.
 "oh, it's all right; he has no quick"
 No quick?" u No. He's messenger boy."-The Pathfinder.
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
School League

A baseball league for grammar school boys has been formed by Ed win Hill. Y. Nj. C. A. director. Tues day afternoon, Grosvenordale, Brown. played Thompson, Dartmouth, at
Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08

Thompson defeating theem s to 3. Alfred Broughton umpired the first game of the league at which Mir. Hill was bient. Two teams in Putnam, Harvard and Yale complete the league which will play games until the sum
 Guest of E. Metrss
 Approximately seventy-five were guests at the banquet given by F. Metras to his patrons at the Indian Lodge Wednesday evening All bowl CTS who have frequented his pool and bowling hall this past year were his guests.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
GRAND LECTURERS VISITS.
G.. Y. Johnson, J.

Silver City, Miss Feb. 81, l930-Dear Editor: | Wis
tied Richey Lodge at Richey Miss. and Sister Rebecca
Boykns, F. S. A fine program rendered by the Ju
venile Band Richey Lodge has the Afro spirit A real
banquet the last to be remembered of our meeting
Feb. "a l visited Louise Lodge No 4 and Sister Arrio
Foaman had splendid program rendered. Many good
words said in the favor of the Afros
Feb. 25 | visited Belzoni Lodge No. g Sister Leila
Polk F. S. Four members added Sister
This rainy night and very cold night but ice
and cake served.
March | visited Lovefeasl Lodge Louise, Miss Bro.
Peter Pool F. S. Due to close notice and bad weather only
a few present, but we had lovely meeting.
March visited Zion Travellers Lodge, Isola Miss.
Sister Minnie Tatum, S. With the cooperation of Sister
Tatum and others able to add three members
The last item the wonderful program rich ban
quet.
March II | viste Kosciusko Lodge, Kosciusko. Miss.
Sister D. l.. Turner s. This lodge had the cooperation
of Kosciuskos 10 &c to be installed also Wis
tied c. NJ c. College While being in Koscusko to the
building that built by the Afros The President
W. A. Reed is real Afro.
March 20 VISITED Pickens Lodge. Brother Elijah
Sutherland, F. s.. wp met me at the train with the Afro
rendered splendid program. To all who know
why Brother Sutherands Lodge is leading the Afros ask
me.
AS the Afro-American Sons and Daughters is making
rapid progress, you all know asking each lodge
invite the public out and will assure you that will
add members to camp Out-ofoWn lodges please
see that meet at your nearest station.
asking and looking forward to your cooperation in this el
fort Don't forget your date.
Fraternaly yours,
C. " JOHNSON. JR.
Box 1877. Silver City, Miss
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
MARY WAFFORD, Reporter.

Sidon Miss. JAN 49, 1930.-Dear Editor: Please al
low space mention the fact that Willow Grove Lodge No
u.s. met Monday night Jan. 20, with every member
present. Our worthy organizer Dr. r. j. LaFrance who
organized with We had lovely time in our
meeting on New Years evening also. Brother LaFrance
turned the meeting tn the Lord at the change of the
year We love this and working hard and
looking forward to visit from most beloved Cou
sin Tom We not two years old, but membership
So We striving to reach the top May God bless the
Founder, T. j. Huddeson May he continue to do great
work
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
SAM GILMORE, Pres.
LANNIE STEP WAY, 2. S.
ROSIE l.. LEE, r S.

Carthage Miss, Jan. 20, 1930.-Dea9 editor: Ieas4
alloy space to say word about oyI hodge No 288 Pl
grim Rest Carthage. We are few in number, yet are
growing Our motto is, "Clmb though the rocks be rug
ged We have that Afro-Amercan spirit and faith
full We pray Gods richest blessings upon faithful
Custodian beloved President Dr. Miller and the Edi
tor, Rev. Irvine. Yours turly,
SIS. HATTIE j. JORDAN, f. S.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
G. S. GORDON, Reporter.
SARAH STUCKEY, Pres.
E. S. STUCKEY, F. S.

Morgan City, Mss.-Dear Editor: Please allow space
in The Courier to say word about Lodge, Morgan
Chapel, No. 100. We want to first thank Heavenly
Father for bringing safely through the year 1929 and
this far in 1880 and too want to let you know
Afros out here this lonely little spot We to reach
the highest post of elevation with God to help We
but few in number, but coming forward. We don't
let flag trail in the dust, but want to hold it
high all and know what doing if we only
could get the coored people all to what this and
noble organization means to every colored woman
boy girl But in sections just can't get them to
understand the zeal meaning of being Afro but the day
will when they will consider and it may be too late
Now pray Gods blessings every Afro in the world
and ask all remember these few Afros in Morgan
City. We cannot say enough for Custodian, Cousin
Tom" and good DR.. Miller. pray that they may live
long carry the work God has for them to do in
CARDS to falling humanity. We expecting Afros
in the future than did in the past We mean to meet
the Grand Lodge Hattiesburg this year help put the
program Yours for better service,
FANNIE MAE REED, F. S.
VIRGINIA REED r. C.
BRO j. d. PATTERSON, Pres.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Durant Miss, JAM Is, 10 Dear Editor: Please al
low space in your paper abo Lodge No 203 Of Durant
We are few in number but faithful few, and grow
ing very fast with straight forward Financial Secretary
and faithful followers We will be Of The big
ones Our slogan is 250 members by the sitting of the
Grand Lodge We to put shoulders together and
put the 1890 program over
8 MRS H. W. CLAY Reporter
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Marks Miss-Dcar Editor: Please allow space in the
paper to say few words about Sabine Lodge No. 451
his the first time that will appear the scene
wish to say sixty-seven strong and have sweet
resident and band Of good followers We cannot say
tcn about this grand old Order It is prayer that
Cousin Tom in the minds of the people his
Abe Lincoln does because he brought to great
ment that chidrens children would know about So
may the Lord bless this great Order May He be lamp
to feet and light to our pathway for the Order
F. d. HAWKINS, Pres.
s- j M. MCCLELLAN, F. S.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Doddsville Miss.-Dear Editor Please allow space
in the Courier say few words for Bilfeld Lodge, No.
4O5 In spite of the inclement weather Lodge is still
moving onward and upward The Lord has blessed thus
far and has spared to the opening of another
officers who always at their post Of duty and to
stand by this organization We trying to do all can
keep the spirit Of the Afros alive and also
ros We highly appreciated the service rendered to Sis
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Mark Miss, Feb L. 193O.-Dear Editor: Please allow
in the wonderful paper to say word about New
Hope Lodge No. IT'S. love the Lodge of the
first to join when it up in June 1927 So living
at Marks now. have moved away from my Lodge | am
lonesome here would love to meet of the Afros
and the w. O. U. received letter from Brother c. L.
Page State Agent who told of his work in Louisiana and
South Mississippi He has my cheer one two three, four
from the whole family. HENRIETTA THOMAS.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
A. M. MITCHELL, F. S.
w. j. JOHNSON, Pres.
CORA T. GIBBS, r. c.

Carthage Miss. JAM 20, 1930.-Rev E. L. Irvine,
jackson, Miss. Dear Rev. Twine: Since you making
The Courier interesting each month, and enjoy read
ing your editorials much have decided to write you
personal letter. too, Afro and very much in
erested in the work of the Afros My Lodge small yet
your new appointment and realize your work heavy
don't Mississippi to fail in The National Baptist
Jubilee Campaign So if there is anything can do 10
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
OUR LETTER BASKET.

Dear Editor: just few words We are few in num-
Der but we wish to something about or Lodge No. no.
we are STRIVING to do all in the of the Lord
feacn the top AT the death Of my husband thank the
custodian who sent check for four hundred and fifty
SIX (S456OO) dollars. pray Gods blessings on him that
ne will live long to do the work
IA ARMSTRONG, F. S.
MARY SMITH, Pres
IDA MCCALL, v. Pres
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

woodward Community, Bezoni Miss, Jan. %, $780,
Dear Editor: Please allow space in your paper to say
word for woodward Community Lodge We getting
along just fine and trying to hold up the banner We
pray Gods blessings our Custodian
JOE MASSEY. Pres
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Dear Editor: Please allow space in your paper say
few words about New Zion Lodge, No. 243. We but
few in number but trying to press forward and do
the best by putting drives etc. to make the
bershp grow. May God bless the Custodian
BRO. T. L. WEST, Pres.
BRO. EUGENE SMITH, r. s.
! BRO. WILLIE SMITH, F. S.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
CARD or THANKS.

desire personally to thank each person. church and
lodge who assisted in any way during the illness of my
father and also during my hours Of bereavement feel
grateful to the ministers who spoke kindly of
father also chose who flowers and to those who
through the inclement weather attended the last sad rites
Signed ya REV. a. .. THURM AM
443 N. Main ST., Liberty Mo-
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Our Juveniles have doubled since the last Grand Lodge
under the leadership Of Sister b Clark Grand Juven-
lie Mother No lodge be d Number l without a Ju-
vene You must get up the Juvenile numbers and send
for the Juvenile Mother to organize them.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

March % the Custodian spoke at Banks Miss
members were added, and drive put on by NJ
Moss, State Organizer Sunday night the CustodiS
at st. Peters A. NJ T.. Church at Tunica, Miss. A
with II new members This lodge also was left in
of Sister Jessie Moss.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Inverness, Miss. Feb. g. 1930-Dear Editor: Please
allow space in The Courier say few words about
Lodge, New Hope, No. 267 In spite of obstacles shall
not be handicapped. We to to the top with the
Lord to help We young in age, but old in mind
We can't fail with such strong minded leaders Cousin
Tom, Dr. Miller, and great worthy Editor, Brother E.
L. Irvine. | yours for the Order and for Christ,
SARAH ALLEN, r. S.
w. L. ALDEN, F. S.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

March 4 tTo custodian made a vI-It To leland Miss
This membership drive. Sister L. T. North worked
hard to make the meeting Bro Congo and his
ccW0rkers Joined the drive with such force that the
ing Went over the top with thirty 600 members in Lee
land Miss. The Leland Lodge will be in the hundred
column in the future, if not now.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Miner City, Miss, JAN a. 1930-Dear Editor: Please
allow space in The Courier to few words Of my Dep
utyshp. In spite of the bad weather for January and all
that kind of thing have written AZ members and l mean
10 stay on the job.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

ter Hattie Tins and Brother Tom Parker by kind
hearted Dr. L. T. Miller while they at the hospital
Sister Tins looks the very picture of health Look up lift
up, all for Christ May God bless all the leaders of the
Afros. Fraternally yours,
SIS NJ E. STARKS Reporter.
SIS. MARY BROWN, F. S.
SIS. WILLIE HUDSON Pres
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
CUSTODIAN's

Our dues will have to be
stead of thirty. Members and
by reporting late, causes their1
same time they expect sick dues
lions. This is against the col
7, Section 2.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Canton, Miss.-Dear Editor: Please allow space in
the columns of your paper to say few words for Lodge
No. 231 We still upward march with the Lords
help have written members for the month of
January and striving to make hundred by March
15 We growing by leaps and bounds Afros let your
bucket down where you are.
EMMA OWENS, State Organizer and Deputy
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Richey Miss, Feb. TO- 1930.-Dear Editor Please al
low space paper say word for ST. James Lodge
No $780, We still striving for the top of the hill and
say we have lovely little band of MEMBERS in spite of the
fact that many of them have moved By the help of
God and our good Cousin Tom and all of the good
Of the Afros praying to reach the top
SIS. NJ E. ROSS, F. S.
Sis. IDA JONES, r. S.
L. B. BROOKS Pres.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01
MUST HAVE SEALS.

All lodges requested to buy Seals for the Lodg
The President is the person to hold the Seal
Silk Claims must be Se by the President hereafter s.
if you haven't Seal, it II be wise to get one -
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1930-04-01

Yazoo City, Miss. Feb g. 1930-Dear Editor: Please
allow space in The Courier for few words for Beuah
Land Lodge, No. 1856 We held installation Feb 6.
Rev. G. w. Brown preached the installation His
text taken from Matthew 81 30 Blessed is he that
cometh in the of the Lord Collection S5.96. We
donated Rev. Brown $500.
jim MACK, Pres.
MARY BURNETT, V. Pres.
J. A. HUNTER, f. S.
MILTON STEWARD, C. S.
HATTIE MACK Treas