Roanoke Woodmen Officers for 1915, Randolph, Alabama

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WOODMEN HAD A GOOD TIME NEW YEAR NIGHT
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   Besides a large attendance of local members of the Woodmen of the World in their attractive, 
roomy quarters in the Masonic Temple, about thirty other Woodmen from neighboring camps 
assembled New Year’s night to enjoy the annual game supper and the work of the order. It was 
a good occasion all around.
   The first work that was undertaken was the installation of officers, as follows:

W. T. HOWELL, C. C.;
Carl WEAVER, Adviser-Lieut[ant];
J. M. TUCKER, Banker;
W. T. ORR, Clerk;
F. G. RUGGLES, Escort;
W. A. ARNOLD, Watchman;
J. C. JORDAN, Sentry;
Managers,
E. R. TAYLOR,
S. C. FAUSETT,
F. M. HORNSBY.

   The last work was done in conferring the Morning Degree, there being eight candidates.

[From The Roanoke Leader (Randolph County, Alabama), 6 January 1915, p.1]