The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-20
MASONIC REUNION
IS BEGUN HERE
Annual Fall Session Is
Opened By Johnston
Blakely Lodge

The annual fall reunion of Scot.
fish Rite Masonic bodies in Will
mington was begun yesterday with a
number Of out-of-town Masons at.
tending.
A business meeting for the cleo.
ton of candidates IA opened at
9 a. m. by Johnston Blakely Lodge
Of Perfection.
The program for the meeting and
the remainder Of the reunion, which
will close Thursday night, follows
Class assemble and register 9 a. M,
Fourth Degree 1890 a. M; Fifth
Degree His a. M; Sixth Degree
1915 p. M, Lunch in Temple lis
p. M, Eighth Degree 2 p. NJ, Ninth
Degree 2:30 p. M, Tenth Degree
4:15 D. M, Eleventh Degree 5 p. m,
Twelfth Degree $50 p. m, Thir-
teenth Degree 6 p. m., Supper in
the Temple $50 p. m, Fourteenth
Degree 1880 p. m.
Today
Cape Fear Chapter OF Rose Croix
meeting, Election of Can
didates $50 a. m. Class assemble
and register $3.50 a. m. Class Work
8:4T a. M, Fifteenth Degree $3.50
a. M, Sixteenth Degree c., Seven
tenth Degree c., Eighteenth De-
gree II a.. M, Lunch in Temple 1870
p. m.
Liberty Council, Knights Kadosh
meeting, Election of Can
didates 2:45 p. m. Class assemble
and register 2:45 p. M. Nineteenth
Degree 3 p. M, Class Work 315 p.
M, Supper in Temple ISIS p. M,
Twentieth Degree 7:15 p. M, Twen-
ty-first Degree s p. m, Twenty-Sev-
enth Degree 8 p. m, I'll Degree, ~
Degree by teams from Dunn.)
Thursday
Liberty Council - Class assemble
9:45 a.. M, Class Work 10 a. M,
Twenty-eighth Degree 1916 a. M,
Twenty-ninth Degree 1880 a. M,
(By a team from Raleigh Lunch in
the Temple 1870 p. M, Thirtieth De.
gree 2:30 p. m.
Wilmington Consistory-Business
Meeting, Election of Candidates )
p. NJ. Glass assemble and register
) p. H., Class organization $50 p.
M, Supper in the Temple 6:15 p.
M, Thirty-first' Degree 1880 p. m,
Thirty-second Degree 10 p. M.
Among the out-of-town Masons
here yesterday morning for the reun'
ion were James L. Lee, of Varina; J.
F. Lynch, of Erwin; the Rev. Harvey
A. Cox, of Mayodan; E. C. Heming-
way, Of Goodwin; Hugh w. Prince
and q. V. Snipes, of Dunn; DR..
Verne S. Caviness, DR.. Charles p.
Eldridge, DR.. A. A. Husman, Harri-
son Kaufman, Charles P. Separk
.l.d w. r. Smith, all of Raleigh.
The degree workers ensemble con
sists of John H. Anderson, Charles
Bannerman, Leslie G. Bass, J..
Alfred Blalock, Adam A., Husman.
Neil w. Jones, Harrison Kaufman,
Amos E. Kelly, W. H. Schaefer,
Charles P. Separk, w. Ritchie Smith,
Zeb v. Snipes, c. Wray Boyette,
Alonzo j. Burriss, Verne S. Cavi-
ness, Harvey A. Cox, Raymond l..
Cromartie, Jr., J. D. Edwards, Chas.
P. Eldridge, Ferd. D. Flick, W. H.
Gibson, Stanley N. Gunnersen, Robt.
Hall, Enoch T. Hancock, e. c..
C. Gilbert Hill, JUL IS
c. Hobbs, J. A. Holleman, H. Allen
Higgins, Maurice Kelly, Jas. P.
Lee, John w. Lilies, Isaac c. Loftin,
Adrianus Ludeke, John F. Lynch,
inc. S. McEachern, Jno. A. McNor-
ton, Jennings Otis, David j. Pad
rick, Jr., Harry T. Peterson, C.
Maury Powell, Hugh w. Prince, Gao
A. Robson, Reuben B. Roebuck,
Marion T. Ross, Irwin Rourk, Harry
NJ. Solomon, Isaac w. Solomon, AL
fred B. Sternberger, Enoch w. Still
man, Louis V..Swann, Jacob Swart.
Henry L. Taylor, Harry o. Thomas,
J. Willie Thomas, Eelco I. Tinga,
Howard H. Turner, William A