Lodge pin belonging to my grandfather Berry Scott who died in Gadsden in 1924. Littleton is near Warrior, Alabama. Anyone know which lodge this was?

Brenda Jackson Mahan: "Odd Fellows (900L) Lodge, Salado Ar, -picture made in 1905 - names as follows be number on picture: 1. Tom Melton, 2. Dave Wheeler, 3. Charles Wycough, 4. Auther Smart, 5. Nuer Huff, 6. Charlie Hendricks, 7. John Parker, 8. Faults Daniels, 9. Amos Mahue ( my children's GG-grandpa), 10. Ed Flowler, 11. Bud Trammell, 12. ?, 13. Doug Uhles. 14. ?, 15. Will Swan, 16. John Sellers, 17. Sam Wheeler, 18. Ed Stuart, 19. ?, 20. Ed Morgan, 21. Will Sellers, 22. Watt Searcy, 23. ?, 24. John Chaplian, 25. Dr. Will Wyatt, 26. ?, 27. Claude McCleardy, 28. Jim Garrett, 29. Dick Carpenter, 30. Harrison Dremming, 34. Oscar Burns, 35. Uncle Henry Wycough, 36. Jim Harper 37. Jim Flower, 38. Dick McCleandon, 39. Jim Scott, 40. John Jackdon, 41. John Floures, 42. ?, 43. Ed Uhles, 44. W. R. Bob Shelpman, 45. ?, 46. Henry Hooper, 47. Curg ?? pierce 48. ?, 49. Bud Nash, 50. ?, 51. Doc Williams Hankins, 52. captain Charles Morgan Engles (my. Great-greatpa) 53. Tom Pierce."

Does anyone know what the Odd Fellows did, what was their purpose? We have the Lions Club, The Jaycees, The Junior Service Club, The Kiwanis.... Is the Odd Fellows organization still around?

There are several lodges that are successful in recruiting and RETAINING members aging 45 and below. Many lodges in the US and Canada, however, are failing to retain and maintain the interests of people aging 40's, 30's and 20's. Do you suggest that IOOF should focus on recruiting people aging 50 and above? Agree or disagree? Explain.