The chapter was founded by eight brothers that convened in LaGrange and sought to continue the love and workings of their fraternal bond on a local level.
Through their hard work, the chapter was chartered on January 18, 1964 with the charter members being Willie J. "Ted" Anderson, Willie L. Banks, Oliver N. Greene, Sr., Frank R. Lewis, Charles L. McNair, Earl H. Stokes, Cornelius Williams and Charles Willoughby. Attending the chartering ceremony for this newly named charter Bro. Henry M. Collier (the then current District Director) and Bro. Lionel Newsome (22nd General President), along with other local and state dignitaries.
Since the inception of Theta Nu Lambda Chapter, many brothers have served their respective communities in many capacities through their service to others and their many leadership roles in education and civil service. Members have served on local boards and councils, school trustees, school boards and numerous boards of directors. One noteworthy highlight of this chapter is that one of the chartering members was honored by LaGrange College by having it's library named after him and his wife (The Frank and Laura Lewis Library).
Through their hard work, the chapter was chartered on January 18, 1964 with the charter members being Willie J. "Ted" Anderson, Willie L. Banks, Oliver N. Greene, Sr., Frank R. Lewis, Charles L. McNair, Earl H. Stokes, Cornelius Williams and Charles Willoughby. Attending the chartering ceremony for this newly named charter Bro. Henry M. Collier (the then current District Director) and Bro. Lionel Newsome (22nd General President), along with other local and state dignitaries.
Since the inception of Theta Nu Lambda Chapter, many brothers have served their respective communities in many capacities through their service to others and their many leadership roles in education and civil service. Members have served on local boards and councils, school trustees, school boards and numerous boards of directors. One noteworthy highlight of this chapter is that one of the chartering members was honored by LaGrange College by having it's library named after him and his wife (The Frank and Laura Lewis Library).
