Epsilon Phi, Mother Pearl of the Mid-South

Leaders of men

Charter member, Z Alexander Looby went on to be Grand Basileus of the Fraternity. He chartered many chapters after E Phi, including but not limited to Kappa Sigma at Lane College.
Charter member, Nat D Williams went on to become the first black disc jockey in the USA (WDIA), reaching thousands of listeners daily. He was known as the Mayor of Beale Street.
Nat D was also Editor of The Oracle, the Fraternity’s official publication. The Oracle was edited, printed, and shipped to brothers globally, from Memphis, TN.
With over 200 financial members, Epsilon Phi is one of the largest chapters in the nation
Lawrence A. Westley was National Chairman of the Housing Authority for the fraternity and spearheaded the real estate closing of Colonel Charles Young’s property in Xenia, Ohio. Additionally, L.A. created the Omega Housing Development Corporation.

The Veteran's Hospital, in Memphis, Tn, is named after chapter brother Col Luke Weathers. Tuskegee Airman. A main character in the movie, Red Tails.
Annually, we give away thousands of dollars in scholarships!
Annually, we deliver food to hundreds during the winter holidays.
Annually, we help young men with life and leadership skills through our Lamp Lighters program.
Annually, Don Williams Memorial Golf Tournament raises thousands for scholarships.