Auxiliary used as adjective is defined as: Giving assistance or support; helping; acting as a subsidiary; supplementary: (such as- the main library and its auxiliary branches). Auxiliary used as noun is defined as: An individual or group that assists or functions in a supporting capacity: a volunteers' auxiliary at a hospital. It also is a member of a foreign body of troops serving a country in war. The Thesaurus offers us synonyms in order for us to grasp a basic understanding of the usage of "Auxiliary" such as:

Giving or able to give help or support, accessory, ancillary, assistant, contributory, subsidiary, supportive. Used or held in reserve: backup, emergency, reserve, supplemental, supplementary. A person who holds a position auxiliary to another and assumes some of the superior's responsibilities: adjutant, aide, assistant, coadjutant, coadjutor, deputy, helper, and lieutenant.

A person or group who helps or aids. The Sister's Auxiliary was founded by Sister J. Levine-El in 1928. The Sister's Auxiliary is a branch of the Moorish Science Temple of America, which empowers our women (through unity), and places them in a position to perform major tasks in the area of uplifting fallen humanity. The Sister's Auxiliary is composed of Moorish-American Moslem sisters with a paramount object to uplift fallen humanity and to be the "right hand to the Prophet" by their kind words, works, and deeds. Membership of the Sisters Auxiliary grew in 1928, and soon they sustained a "Necessity Fund" to help a sister or brother in distress and care for the sick and needy. Headquarters in 1928 was located at 3140 Indiana Ave, Unity Hall, in Chicago Ill. Sister P. Wilson-Bey became the first Grand National Chairman. She became a member in 1932. She was a loyal faithful member of Temples number 4 and 25. She was a pioneer of Moorish Home number 1 in its establishment. She worked side by side with the brothers in farming, raising livestock, and poultry. She was a very diligent worker and a very active chairman. She was an inspiration to many in her dedication to the movement. She is credited with setting up many units of the auxiliary all over the U.S. She always had a smile, a good word, and a song for all. The Sisters' Auxiliary is responsible for three national episodes. Tag Day Celebration (March 17) and Sacrifice Week (March 17 through 29) Widows Nite (during national convention) Seniors Day (March)

The Moorish National Sister's Auxiliary was organized on December 17, 1928, with a small attendance of ten members. The membership has grown in two months to the enrollment of twenty-seven faithful, dutiful Moorish Sisters. Their paramount object is to uplift fallen humanity and be the right hand to the Prophet through their kind words, works, and deeds. They have soon sustained a "Necessity Fund" to help a sister or brother in distress, and care for the sick, poor, and needy. Their headquarters are at Unity Hall, 2nd floor. No Joining Fees-Monthly Dues: 25 cents. Sister Lavine El- President Sister Lloyd-Bey, Vice President Sister Rhodes El, Recording Secretary Sister M. Drew Ali, Financial Secretary-Treasurer Sister Adams El, Chairman Necessity Fund Sister Shaw El, Chaplain Preparation for Moorish Tag Day in Readiness To be Celebrated In all Temples Moorish Tag Day The first Moorish National Tag Day will be celebrated by all Temples of The Moorish Science Movement, the same having been sponsored by the Moorish National Sisters Auxiliary of Temple No. 1, of Chicago, March 17, 1929. The Tags will be sold within the Temples prior to and after each meeting held on the above date. The nominal price will be ten cents. All Temples have received sample tags and may pass them along for due consideration. Another Uplifting Act performed by the Moorish National Sisters' Auxiliary was an Episode called "Widows Mite," very suggestive of natives and procedure. It proved to be a howling success as other episodes sponsored by these Thoughtful, Helpful Sisters. These are only a couple of the many surprises; they are planning to make the Prophet happy when he returns home. To Hold Tag Day Within Temple Number One The first Moorish Nation Tag Day will be celebrated by Temple No. 1 of Chicago from March 17-29. The tags will be sold within the Temples prior to and after each meeting held between the above dates. The nominal price will be ten cents. All subordinate temples will receive a sample tag (so) to that the idea may be passed along to them for the (due) consideration. This tag will be held under the auspices of the Moorish National Sisters' Auxiliary. There will also be a week of sacrifice. This will be celebrated a week before the return of the prophet from his tour around to the temples. For a whole week members will drop as much money as they can spare into a box. Upon his return the box will be presented to him for the Uplifting Fund, for fallen humanity. Sister Lavine-El, President Sister Rhodes-El, Recording Secretary. The current officers of the National Sisters' Auxiliary are:

1. Auxiliary Chairman
2. Assistant Chairman
3. Secretary
4. Assistant Secretary
5. Treasurer
6. Assistant Treasurer

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The Legal Department is accepting applications that will be sent to the Home Office and put in the care of the Grand Sheik. Sister Pearl Drew Ali (1928) of the Young People Moorish National League (YPMNL) Organization composed of young women and men of the Moorish Science Temple of America with the purpose of promoting and encouraging our ambitious youth in art and education, economics, and social improvements. The younger people must be trained and educated to earn a better livelihood. In doing so they become better citizens, better husbands and wives, and better fathers and mothers. Sister Pearl Drew Ali was the wife of Prophet Noble Drew Ali. As described in an edition of the Moorish Guide, she was thoughtful, active, faithful, industrious, and competent. She held the positions of national secretary/treasurer of the Moorish Science Temple of America, treasurer of the National Business Men’s Club, the Moorish Guide, and Moorish Manufacturing Company. The Moorish Cafeteria was under her personal supervision. She attended all meetings and was a member of the Moorish Choir. She had a beautiful soprano voice. She is given honor where honor is due for her tireless efforts in behalf of the Moorish Science Temple of America Inc. Allah cut the cord that binds the human boat to earth, that it may sail on to smoother seas May 8, 1994. She was a benevolent sister blessed with the virtues of love, humility, submission, obedience, and kindness and remained a widow. Bro. G. Moss-Bey. Drum and Bugle Corp. Many bands were formed in various Temples. Major Ali led inspiring drills followed by the drum corp. Parades of marching Moorish Americans in full Moorish-American regalia were a beautiful spectacle to behold, led by Major Moss-Bey. It was a proud display of our national heritage. Bro. G. Moss-Bey functioned as Grand Sheik of Temple #11 in the 1930s. The National Business Men's Club President Brother McElrath-Bey (1928) Club was organized for the purpose of putting into action any commercial or industrial project in order to assist in the uplifting of fallen humanity and to help finance the Moorish Science Temple of America Inc. Any member who desires may loan the club much money as they have to put it into action.

For Moorish Tag Day In Readiness To be Celebrated In all Temples Moorish Tag Day The first Moorish National Tag Day will be celebrated by all Temples of The Moorish Science Movement, the same having been sponsored by the Moorish National Sisters Auxiliary of Temple No. 1, of Chicago, March 17, 1929.

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