Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-11
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Mississippi, will celebrate their
4th Anniversary, Sunday, August
2, 1853.
The Big Celebration will begin
Sunday, August 2, 1853 at $3.50
pm, with street parade from
Pickens Hall, 14OO Cleveland St..
Washington Addition, to tn g
Christian Church, Corner Washing
ton and Florence Streets, Rev. B.
l.. Jacob, Pastor.
Music will be furnished by Jack
son Sacred Band, Jackson, Miss.
A special invitation is extended
to all Masonic Brethren, Sisters Of
the O.E.S., and visiting friends to
join us in this wonderful celebra-
ton.
Ill. Clarence Winters, 33 Grand
Secretary, M. w. King Hiram
Grand Lodge, fraternal wizard.
and master in his field, who has
won the respect of all masonic
brethren, and friends will be hon
ored as guest speaker for the oc-
casion. III. Winters is one that
should be given honor and recogni-
ton for his tireless efforts in build
ing one of the greatest organiza-
tions ever to exist in the State of
Mississippi.
Ill. N. H. Harness, Worshipful
Master of St. James Lodge Joined
this organization in 1887, and has
received the support of Ill. Clar-
ence Winters, who has encouraged
all young men to continuously press
forward to the mark of higher
calling. III. Harness is R. w. Grand
Senior Warden of the M. w. King
Hiram Grand Lodge, and Emmeni-
ent Grand Commander of Buckles
Grand Encampment of Knight
Templar, State of Mississippi.
Knowing that it is a fine thing
to show your thankfulness for the
finer things of life, the officers
and members of St. James Lodge
are honoring Ill. Clarence Winters
in their Fourth Anniversary, as a
token of their appreciation for his
service. Not only has he helped the
members of this lodge, but the
lodges everywhere working under
the jurisdiction, and has made it
possible for hundreds of young
men to visit the national meetings
of the General Grand Masonic Con-
gress, and has also trained other
fine young men, namely; Ill. Lawr-
ence Beal, w. M. Pilgrim Lodge
No. II, Steve Edwards, Grand
Treasurer, M. w. King Hiram
Grand Lodge, Edd Bell, Jr., Sec.
Pilgrim Lodge, Edd Mitchell, High
Priest, and many others.
On August 8, 1853, Ill. Clarence
Winters will leave for Chicago, Hi
nois to join the officers of the
General Grand Masonic Congress
from New York, Chicago, Pennsyl-
vania, Florida, Michigan, and 9TH
er States, to help arrange for the
National Meeting of the Congress,
which will convene in Brooklyn,
New York. 1854.
All master masons are urged to
begin now making plans to visit the
National Meeting, as it has been
his policy to encourage all mem
bers of the organization to visit
the national meeting that they may
see and know for themselves the
national standing of the M. w.
King Hiram Grand Lodge, and the
national affiliation of it's mem
berS.
Plans are also being made for
the Annual Session of the Grand
Lodge to convene in Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, November, 1853, which
will be one of the biggest and
best sessions ever witnessed by
Fraternal Organization in the
State of Mississippi.
Hundreds of Mobiles of the Mys-
tic Shrine, and Royal Arch Masons
will make a showing on this day
long to be remembered by all.
We will expect you to join us
Sunday, August 2. 1853 in this