Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-10-13
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one Of the leading ministers of the
state. Music will be furnished by
some of the leading bands of the
state.
The meeting will officially open
Monday, November 10Th, with Ill.
Nathaniel Stubs, 33rd, Grand Mas
ter, presiding. The highlights Of
the meeting will be the reports of
the delegates that attended the BIZ
ennial session of the General Grand
Masonic Congress and it's affiliated
bodies, Supreme Council and I'M
perial Grand Council, also delegates
of Electa Grand Chapter to the
Supreme Grand Chapter. There
were delegates from all parts Of
the U. S. A. in Orlando, Fla, in
August for this biennial session.
1t was voted to hold the next BIZ
ennial session in Pittsburgh, Pa,
as the guest of Hiram Grand Lodge,
Ill. Herbert Towns, 33rd, G M. Any
member that is financial with his
Grand Chapter and Grand Lodge
can visit these national meetings.
Ill. Clarence Winters, 33rd, Grand
Secretary and one of the founders
of the Grand Lodge, will give re-
ports of the thousands of dol ars
that have been paid to the deceased
brethren beneficiaries since the
last session, all of which was paid
at funerals before the brethren
were buried, also of the thousands
OF dollars in the banks in Jackson,
and the thousands of dollars in
Government Bonds. The hundreds
of dollars in relief department to
help brothers when they become
disabled to carry on gainful oc-
cupation to support himself and
family. A committee will be ap-
pointed to visit the banks, to see
and know of the financial standing
of the Grand Lodge, and any other
brother that wishes can join in for
there is nothing secret in this or
ganization but grips, signs and
pass words. The books stand open
for inspection at all times by any
financial member on roll.
In this organization every men,
Der knows of the amount his bene-
ficiary is to receive from the Grand
Lodge, most all subordinate Lodges
make additional donations, some
more than $4,000. All claims paid
of in due notice of death before
member is buried. No dying on
credit or installment payments, but
settle in full when you come to the
end of your journey, pay of 365
days a year. Our legal papers are
Green Back Papers in God We
Trust which nave never failed or
disappointed anyone. We help all
worthy causes, care for our sick
and less fortunate brothers, we
feel that we should give our men,
bers something else other than
grips, signs and pass words for
their money. All departments of
the High Degree make donations
to their deceased members bene-
ficiary.
There will be a High Degree
meeting Sunday, November 18th,
at pm. at the Masonic Hall,
1881 North Parish Street. Noble
James Griffin, Ill. Potentate of
Jerusalem Temple, Jackson, Miss,
will be in charge.
Under the leadership of our new
Grand Master, Ill. Nathaniel
Stubs, 33rd, one of the best in
formed men in the state on Mas
onry, we have been able to add
several new lodges to the Grand
Lodge roll, and hundreds of men,
bers to the lodges operating over
the state.
A special invitation is extended
to all churches, societies, lodges,
Eastern Star chapters, other fra
ternal organizations, and the gen.
eral public to join us in one of the
Masonic celebrations ever
For any information desired,
write the home office, 1884, North
Parish Street, Jackson, Miss,
Phone 3-9181.