Year: 2021
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Acacia Leaves And Easter Lilies
The post discusses the symbolism of Easter, reflecting on the seasonal renewal and its connection to faith and hope. It draws parallels between the Easter story and themes of eternal life, resilience, and the triumph of good over evil. The author introduces the idea of immortal spirits and the profound teachings of Freemasonry. Read more
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Upcoming Dates
Unity 146’s schedule includes a stated communication, thermal shelter dinner, and ritual practice. Other events include Luray Commandery #19’s virtual meeting, Order of the Eastern Star 6 meeting, and RAC Hiram #45’s virtual meeting. Several events are marked as TBD or cancelled, with no official visits planned. Read more
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Community Builder Awarded to Michelle Smeltzer
On March 4th, Michelle Smeltzer received the Community Builders award for her dedication to helping the homeless in Warren County. The award was presented by District Deputy Grand Master, Mark Pennypacker. Smeltzer’s work with the Thermal Shelter and her efforts with the Warren County Department of Social Services were highlighted. Read more
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1st Annual Youth Football Camp
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office and So Mote It Beef BBQ team are hosting a youth football camp with Shenandoah University Football leading drills. A silent auction will raise funds for charity, and local sponsors will support the event. Former Redskins players will also be present. The community is encouraged to participate. Read more
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Thermal Shelter
Local organizations including Unity Lodge, On Cue, and the Virginia Beer Museum are collecting coats, sweat clothes, and socks for the less fortunate as the weather gets colder. Unity Lodge will also provide monthly meals for the Thermal Shelter, with the next meal scheduled for April 29th. Contact Bro. Will Bryan to assist. Read more
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Masons Are My Peeps
The Easter drawing features five yellow chicks in Masonic Aprons, with the center chick wearing the Worshipful Masters’ top hat and jewel. The text, “Masons are my peeps,” accompanies the image, reflecting a playful and lighthearted connection between Easter and Masonic symbolism. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
140 units have been collected, which accounts for 112% of the total membership strength. Read more
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March 2021 Trestle Board
During the harsh winter of 1779-1780 at Morristown, George Washington, facing extreme conditions, granted his troops a rare day off for St. Patrick’s Day. The Irish, a significant part of the Continental Army, received recognition. Washington’s orders on March 16, 1780, marked the first holiday in over a year, showcasing his strategic leadership. Read more
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George Washington’s Revolutionary St. Patrick’s Day
George Washington’s troops endured a brutal winter in 1779-1780 at Morristown, New Jersey, where they received only one holiday – St. Patrick’s Day. With a significant number of Irish soldiers, Washington’s decision to grant them a day off showed solidarity with their heritage and was a much-needed morale booster during the American Revolution. Read more
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Community Builder’s Award
Unity Lodge No. 146 will honor Michelle Smeltzer at Old 15th Street Middle School with the 2021 Community Builder’s Award for her leadership of the Thermal Shelter for Warren County and her contributions to Social Services in the community. The event takes place on March 4th at 6:30 PM. Read more
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Upcoming Dates
In March, Unity 146 will host a Stated Communication on 03/03 at 7:30pm and provide a Thermal Shelter Dinner on 03/04 at 7pm, with a Community Builder’s Award presentation at 6:30pm. Other events include Blue Lodge Ritual Practices on 03/10, 03/24, and 03/31 at 6:30pm. Some events are marked as TBD or canceled. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
80 units have been collected, which accounts for 64% of the total membership strength. Read more
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