remarks. The toastmaster. Smith, is a former grand master -one of two Farmvilh lodt - 'I'. C. Coleman, the other member for merly holding the highest office in Virginia, was unable to be present. In the chief banquet address. Grand Master Dillard said he had chosen an "unpopular sub.iect—hard wort " Using it as a theme with which to urge greater civic and social endeavor;.. tic adder) that while the subject may be unpopular "it is recommended h i c It 1 v by everyone who has tried it "Don't try to live off of the repu tation r’f Odd Fellows elsewhere, hut roll up your sleeves to the jobs in Farmviile where your hard work will win the affection of your fellow citizens and your accomplishments mem a good name for Lodge 2!>u'\ Dillard said. Recommending the intet national fellowship's aims of toleration r; - -Cc ..... ..... . u o. ...... ..... .

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