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June 24, 2022

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John Pendergrass, the newly elected Commander of John Hagin Post 228 in Florence, SC received an award for the post maintaining 100% membership at the American Legion's 103rd Annual Department Convention held in Columbia, SC.
Pictured from left to right are Ron Price, John Pendergrass and Jim Jarvis.
Congratulations to Post 228 on the appointment of a new Commander and continuing to maintain 100% membership.

The Grand Chancellor of South Carolina of the Knights of Pythias Honorable Sir Knight Kevin N. Brown shown making membership certificate presentations to Sirs of the Charlie Davis, Jr. Lodge No. 255 located in Cheraw, SC on June 18, 2022.
Pictured (L to R) Sir Jimmy Brown, Grand Chancellor of South Carolina Honorable Kevin N. Brown and Sir Knight Clarence Collins, Jr.
The Knights of Pythias are an older African American Order which began in the 1880s in Vicksburg, Mississippi by Sir Thomas Stringer, and Sir Lightfoot.
The first African American Lodge founded in 1880 in Vicksburg Mississippi was known as Lightfoot Lodge No.1. The Knights of Pythias of South Carolina were re-established in the month of October in Hartsville, SC by the "Eternal Eight”. There are lodges in various areas of the Pee Dee and expanding over the entire state.

The Hartsville Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Inc. participated in Darlington Soup Kitchen's Demolition Project in which volunteers from different areas came to clean up and tear down some walls and empty trash. The building in which volunteers cleaned up will be the permanent place of the Darlington Soup Kitchen.
Past Polemarch Kevin N. Brown is shown from the left and other volunteers and Lunch was provided by concerned group who just wanted to help. "We wish to help our community to help other people. Kappa Alpha Psi, Inc is dedicated to achievement in every field of human endeavor in which to make the world a better place for all mankind," said Past Polemarch Kevin N. Brown. The event was held on June 18, 2022 in Darlington, SC.

The Hartsville Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Inc. participated in Darlington Soup Kitchen's Demolition Project in which volunteers from different areas came to clean up and tear down some walls and empty trash. The building in which volunteers cleaned up will be the permanent place of the Darlington Soup Kitchen.
Past Polemarch Kevin N. Brown is shown from the left and other volunteers and Lunch was provided by concerned group who just wanted to help. "We wish to help our community to help other people. Kappa Alpha Psi, Inc is dedicated to achievement in every field of human endeavor in which to make the world a better place for all mankind," said Past Polemarch Kevin N. Brown. The event was held on June 18, 2022 in Darlington, SC.

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