Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-02
King Hiram
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| Donations have been increased
from $4,000, which amount was be-
| ing paid in November. 1912, to
/ $4,000 at this time. All donations
are made in due notice OF death
Only Csc per month Is paid In this
department and money Is used for
no other purpose than what 1t Is
collected for, the deceased brother S
widows and children. All money
not paid out during the year Is put
on table in each annual session to
be disbursed by the legal delegates
present as they deem best. To date,
we've the largest amount of money
that has been in the treasury in the
history of the organization.
All members know the officers of
our Supreme bodies. They also
know when and where each session
of the Masonic Congress is held
Delegates are elected to represent
the Grand Lodge in these sssions
and any members who wish to at
tend are welcome at all times. The
next regular biennial session will
be held in Newark, N. j., 1914.
The supreme officers and their
addresses are: Ill. E. D. Love, SO,
President, Masonis Congress, 1908
18th ST., N. W., Washington, D. c.;
Ill. M. H. Johnson33, M. p. S. G. c.
Supreme Council, 461 A. Quincy ST.,
Brooklyn, N. Y; I'll. John j. Mar
shall, Imperial Potentate, Imperial
Council, 325 Washington ST., New
ark, N. j.
All 32nd and 33rd degree Pat
terms, 32nd and 33rd degree cards
can be secured from the office of
Ill. John G. Dance, Secretary, Cen
eral Supreme Council, 80 Downing
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Shrine
Patterns may be secured from the
office of Ill. w. M. Moody, Record
er, Imperial Council. 6l5 East 39th
ST., Chicago, III.
All members Of the organization
know about the national standing
of the Grand Lodge and the ma
tional affiliation of its members.
The eyes of many old Masonic
brothers have been opened by this
organization. Brothers who have
been connected with other Grand
Lodges are now lining UP under
the banner of King Hiram Grand
Lodge, lodge where the benefici-
aries of the deceased brothers do
not have to wait months and some
times year to receive their bene-
fits.
The growth OF the organization
has necessitated another office and
the employment of additional office
force.
Visit our annual session. Review
the records and hear the facts and
see and know for yourself the pro-
gress that is being made by the
organization.
For information, write the Home
Office, 1912 N. Parish ST., Jack
son, Mississippi, j. c.. McClendon,
G. M, Clarence Winters, G. S.
High Degrees to Be Conferred
At the opening of the annual SEES
sion of the NJ w. King Hiram
Grand Lodge, high degree brothers
will have big time, their special
session beginning Sunday night at
8 o'clock, ut the Odd Fellows Hall
on Washington Street Noble of
Jerusalem Temple of the Mystic
Shrine, Jackson, Miss, Arabic Tenn
pie, Laurel, Miss; and high degree
brothers from all parts of the state
will be present and good time as
sured by all.
On Monday afternoon, November
l, beginning at o'clock, the Grand
Lodge will give space to the high
degree departments which will hold
their sessions at the Y. M. G. A.
Building on Walnut Street. At this
session, an address will be made by
Ill. j. C. McClendon, 80, G.. NJ. OF
King Hiram Grand Lodge, who is
well acquainted with the work OF
the Supreme Council and Imperial
Grand Council OF the u. S. A., I'M
der which these departments are
working. He has been visiting these
Biennial sessions for many years.
The committee on comforting de-
grees Is as follows: John Williams,
80, Leland, Miss; j. L. Duckworth
33, Laurel, Miss; Arthor Mack, 80
YaZOO CITY. Miss. Fl q Thomas