The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-13
M'NUTT POINTS
TO MAS0NRYS
ROLE IN WORLD
Governor Addresses Fall
ConvoCation Class of
Scottish Rite.

are maintained today in those ma
tons where the principles Of de-
nocracy survive and where the
tenents Of Masonry still inspire large
portions of the population, Gov Nc
Mutt told the fall convocation class
and 1000 others last night at the
Cathedral dinner, closing four days
Of Scottish Rite ritualistic cere-
monies.
The life we choose is our destiny.
the Governor said. quoting Ferraro,
the Roman historian, who asserted
that TO know what we want and
need is the essential Of life.
In the Whirl Of economic and So
clal life, certain adjustments are
necessary" Gov. McNutt said. In
addition to adequate care for the
aged, honest business must have a.
chance to earn fair profit. Human
realities never must be neglected in
attempting to find the solution for
our present ills"
Frank Symmes Presid2s
Frank A Symmes, thrice potent
master, presided, and greetings were
conveyed by DR.. Gaylard M. Leslie.
Fort Wayne, deputy from Indiana
to the Supreme Council of the Rite,
and Alfred M Glossbrenner, Indi-
annapolis, active member of the
council.
The conVocation class adopted the
name of Fuson in honor of a father
and twin sons, new members from
Hendricks County. officers elected
include: Frank Mills, IndianapO-
lis, president; Charles Van Meter,
indianapolis, first vice president;
Noel McF. Mccullough, Anderson,
second vice president; James l..
Beattey Jr., Indianapolis, secretary
treasurer; Thomas D. Parr, Indian
apolis, chaplain; Homer O. Stone,
Indianapolis, historian; Harry E.
McClain, Shelbyville, orator, and
James A. Burnside, Indianapolis.
egant-at-armS,
Members of Glass
Other members of the class, resi-
dents Of Indianapolis unless other
wise specified, are:
Clarence A. Agnes of Nashville,
Earl r. Bebout, william K. Beck
with Of Greenwood, william H. Beh-
rens. Beshara 4. Beshara of Mum
Gle, william j. BOatright Of Green
castle, Alan w. Boyd, AlOnzo G..
Brewer of Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Lynn Brown of GreenCaStle Ed
mund A. BullerdiCk of Anderson,
Charles c. BWkett, Floyd w. Burns,
Elledgc II. Garter of Shelbyville, Roy
+. Chalmers, Thomas D. Chamber
lain, Lawrence F, Clark Of Nashville,
Charles E. Cole of Columbus, Glen
Conway of Moreland, Joseph j.
Croft, George H. Davis of Ander-
son, Clair M. Dean Of Advance, Al
bert NJ. DeArmOnd, Leslie G. De-
Motto and r. Garter Dunnington
Earl l.. ECkard, Hcrschel Filing
wood of FranktOn, John L. Erich.
Leon Erich, William f. Erwin of
Newcastle, Lewis F.. Ferren. Earl d.
Finley Reuben G., Poland of Ander-
son, Charles w. Foster, Elmer l..
Fuson Of Amo, Wendall r. Fuson of
Danville, Wcnfred j. Fuson of
CoatosVille, Elmer Gadberry of Ter
re Haute, Guy H. Gale, Francis A.
Gels of BrOokville, Harold A. Gray,
Clarence I. Greenlee, Charles H.
Hart, Lloyd E. Harter, Charles M.
Hoffman, Clifton O. Johnston Jr.
and Hillary H. Jones.
Other New Members
Clarence A. Jordan, Oscar A. Jose,
Archie j. Kahl of DanVille, Harry
H. Ketchum of Anderson, John E.
Kugelman, Frederick H. Lanham,
Aston B. Main of Mooreland, Edwin
Mcclure, Edward Meyer, Earl c.
Miller, Harlem w. Newcom of Co
lumbus, Gustav Philip J. NOnWeiler,
Crawford F. Parker of Mooreland,
Earl T. Painter of Frankton, Dclbert
f. Plat, Earl Pruett, Norman p.
Reeves of Knightstown, Frank L.
Rhoades Of Danville John H
Rider of Pendleton and Carlton j.
Sanders.
Arthur C Schoelch of Shelbyvillc.
Frank T. Scott of Bloomington,
Harry r. Scott of BLOOMINGTON,
Raymond J. Sever, James H. Shoe
maker of Richmond, Harry Sid
row. DR. Grin E. Simons, David L.
Smith, Dr. Joseph S, Smith of
Plainfeld Chester Snider, Harold
w. Selecting, Charles F. Thompson,
Francis M Tibbet of Kingman. Wal
ter c. Todd Glenn w. VanAuSdall,
Joseph B. VanDyke, Charles L.
WaohStetter of Anderson, Rollin M
Waters of Lebanon, Samuel R Wat
son, Wilbert A. WhlteSides, Clifton
H WilguS, Albert E. Williams of
Greencastle and Preston G.. Woolf.