This past weekend the District Grand Master along with brethren from the various lodges attended the 100th anniversary of Butler High School. The school itself was named after the legendary […]
James W. Wynder, one of the oldest and respected citizens of Bridgeton, after an illness of nine weeks died at his home on the Bowentown road on Wednesday night, Oct. […]
With the pandemic literally decimating life as we once knew it, I must say how fortunate we are to have innovators ! Through the internet and zoom we have made […]
Source: Zadie Jones, “Barnes Story, Continued From Last Week,” Alabama Citizen, March 6, 1954 Self-Taught Rebel and Educational Pioneer Our worthy #GUOOF brother PDGM Jeremiah Barnes: Bro. Barnes was born not […]
🔗W.W. Lawrence🔗 Bro. William Warwick Lawrence of New Bern, North Carolina was by no means just your average brother from another……. For more than sixty years, William Warwick Lawrence has […]
🔗Our brother S.K. Rembert🔗 Bishop Sanco King Rembert was the first African American Bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church and, in 1987, became the first African American Bishop Ordinary […]
From the beginning, I have found nothing but the finest of individuals amongst our ranks and their service and contributions are immeasurable. The Grand United Order of Oddfellows in […]
🔗Brother James L. Cain🔗 Cain was born in 1874 in the Fort Motte section of Orangeburg County. He was the son of Edward J. and Mitie Cain. Edward was elected […]
🔗Bro. Eugene Avery Adams🔗 Bro. Adams was a leader in civic, religious and educational affairs. He was born in Cokesbury and was a […]
The greatest gift we can give to people comes from the first level of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, food, shelter, and clothing…..I am honored to be in the company […]
