The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30
SUDAN TEMPLE
PLANS RITUAL
Spring Ceremonial Slated
May Il r.; Pro-
gram Announced
Special To The Star

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NEW BERN, April 29.-The Off
cial program for a gala Sand
storm and Deep Water Spring
Ceremonial of Sudan Shrine Tenn
Pile" to be held May p and % at
Beaufort, Morehead City and At
lantic Beach was announced here
today by Recorder c. A. Seifert,
who declares the two-day, event
will be an outstanding nighlight
in the history of the temple as fea-
lures of it's 21st year of work.
All Mobiles and their ladies are
eligible to enter the fishing rodeo
beginning at noon on May q.
Prizes will be awarded in front
of the Surf club at Atlantic Beach
On the night CT May 22-prizes of
S25 for the largest fish caught, $40
for the second largest, and S. for
the third largest.
The USS Destroyer "Domata",
locked at the Port Terminal at
Morehead City will be open for
inspection from 2 to 4 p. m, May
81, and again the following morn
ing and evening by the high school
bands.
From 5 to 7 p. m. the first
night the Potentate's banquet will
be held at the Blue Ribbon club
near Morehead City, for the divan,
past p~otentates, uniform units,
committee chairmen and co-chair-
men, Shrine club presidents and
distinguished guests and their
ladies'.
At 7:3O o'clock there will be a
program by the Drum and Bugle
corps in front of the Inlet inn at
Beaufort, followed by an exhibition
by the Arab patrol of the temple
and a band concert by Sudan
band. At 9 o'clock there will be
a concert by Sudan Chanters in
the Surf Club, where the pre-cere-
monial dance will follow, with
music by the 12-piece all-girl Or
chestra of Louise Shelton. This
dance will be only for Shriners,
candidates and their ladies.
Candidates will register at $3.50
a. m. on May % at the Ocean King
hotel, Atlantic Beach.
The business meeting of Mobiles
will follow there at 1920 o'clock,
and at II a. m. there will be a
parade on Arendell street, More
head City, with uniformed units,
floats and high school bands.
A prize of $500 will be awarded
the best high school band, with a
second prize of $50. A prize of
$75 will be given for the best float,
with a second prize of $35.
An old-time Carteret county
seafood picnic lunch will be given
at 1890 p. m. on grounds adjoin-
ing the jefferson hotel in More
head City. At 2:30 p. m. there
will be the first section ceremonial
in the Surf club, followed at $3.50
p. m. by the second section cere
monial.
A reception and tea dance honor
ing Potentate William j. Bundy
of Greenville will take place at
the Bogue Sound club near More
head City at $50 p. m, AT 8
o'clock outside the Surf club there
will be a band concert. The rodeo
fishing entries will then be weigh
ed, outside the Surf club. At 8:45
p. m. Arab patrol will stage an
exhibition drill, followed by a con-
cert of Sudan Chanters inside the
Surf club. Prizes for the parade
and rodeo will be presented at
$50 p. m. At 10 o'clock will be-
gin the potentate's ball at the
Surf club. The grand march will
be led by Potentate Bundy and
other officers.
Visiting ladies will be invited to
all the events except the two cere-
monials for initiation of candi-
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