The weekly echo., January 09, 1942, Page 3, Image 3

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..BROWN McREE
It is going to be hard ipr me to do it but
I must get ten.”.
•M «a ■
I. AARON TROTER
"‘Well, boys, this is y.>ur old dad. I am
X the man who started the ball to rol
X hng. My members have promised me
X that they will se? to it that we get ten
I A. J. BARNETT
Ves, this IsAJ. Barnett. X have one broth
er who is a banjo picker, another who ia
a preacher and this Is D’acon Barnett.
We will show you that we can get tan.”
"Well boys; I isn’t keep much fuss but
count on me ten.'
We are expecting the above named
pre-Monts whose pictures appear in th>«
issue to, rally to the cause ar.d please see
to it that at least 100 members are added
We feel and believe that the members
df their lodges .will stand by by them
tf we have another president who thjnks
that he and his members can do it please
notify the OFFICE we wjll gladly place
your picture in the Echo. Lets go boys
the fight is on.
This disponsatipn closes February 25th.
Uon’t forget the dispensation js now on.
..E. F. YOUNG, General Pres.
• R. L. YOUNG, General Secretary
MRS. LUCY BROWN j:
Well; I am not going to say a whole lot
Watch the Echo and see what No. 33 docs
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We are in a Drive for 300 additional
member jby March. Sp rdel publicity
is being given to eleven local pres; dents
who say that they are going to see to it
that one hundred new members are ad
ded by them and the members of their
local lolges before the opening of the
March Bards. If thesi presidents fall
to get that number, lets pui the blame
on them and their members and not
the office ^ ^
Additional Members
W. M. KINSLOW
U you boys can get ton I oan get tweaV
REV. J. k. GRACE
5 Yes; I can do Jt Look om tot me’.
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JAS. PATRICK |
Yes, jut me lr. the class with the big <
• • shots, since I am one of them. Count on <
me for ten.’> _ j
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• C. E. ANDERSON
"Yes Sir, this is good Looking G. E.
tauans, 1 can ac It._y
T. J. YOUNG
"I mean to g^l ten”
J. C. JORDAN
.“My Members and I earn do tf»