The Fraternal Monitor Volume 23, No. 9 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913 edition. Excerpt: ...as well. His elevation to the presidency of the National Bank of Roxbury is a most happy selection.--Those who have faith and energy are always in demand.--Harmony, energy and perseverance always spell good results.--Insure your life while in good health. Insurance cannot be secured on a burning building.--When the membership and the supreme officers truly co-operate the organization is certain of growth and success.--111,756 applications for membership into the Woodmen of the World, Sovereign Camp, wore received during 1912.--The fraternal deputy should be sincere, honest, enthusiastic, energetic, courteous and loyal. With such characteristics the chance of failure is remote.--The deputy of today is the man who always has uppermost in bis mind the advancement of the interests of his society and the welfare of the membership.--One should derive benefit from every experience of life. Competition, failure and disappointments all have their proper place in the development of character and ability.--The time is always ripe for effective work. Those who believe otherwise are usually more anxious to leisurely occupy an easy office chair than to be in the field where the work is to be done.--If death left your family unprovided for--when a fraternal cer tificate might so cheaply have protected them--the world would taunt them with your neglect and itself neglect them all the more.--The Knights and Ladies of Security are celebrating their twentyfirst anniversary. Under the leadership of National President W. B. Kirkpatrick, efforts are under way to initiate 21,000 new members.--The deputy must not expect men to give confidence blindly. In order to secure satisfactory and lasting business the provisions of an agreement must be clearly understood...