Tag: Masonic Apron
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Henry Clay: A Proud American & Proud Mason
Henry Clay, a key figure in American history, excelled in law, politics, and Freemasonry. His influence in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives earned him the title of “The Great Compromiser,” delaying the Civil War. Appointed Secretary of State under John Quincy Adams, he famously proclaimed, “I would rather be right than be President.” Read more
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Masonic Etiquette
The Masonic Fraternity, the world’s oldest, is distinguished by its ritual, tradition, and Masonic Etiquette. Etiquette ensures harmony and respect. It encompasses behavior at the Lodge, addressing the Worshipful Master, ballot conduct, attire, and discussion rules. Upholding etiquette fosters pride in the fraternity and reflects its dignity and respect. Read more
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Happy New Year
An old Mason, adorned with a Masonic apron and glasses, is depicted in a cartoon holding mistletoe and blowing a New Year’s horn. The whimsical illustration captures the joy of New Year’s Day in a unique and festive manner. Read more
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Up-Right Men
Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble stand side-by side with Masonic Aprons as two up-right men stepping out in style. Read more
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June Stated Meeting
The June Stated Meeting at Unity Masonic Lodge No. 146 AF & AM included a dinner and ceremonial events. Scott Cabazolo and others were present, and Charlie Seekford presented Eddie Powell with a Past Master apron. The Shenandoah Valley National Sojourners displayed original American flag designs. Charlie Davis toasted the American Flag. Read more
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History
The history of Masonic Lodges in Front Royal, Virginia from 1799 to 1956 is documented. It includes the founding and organizational activities of three lodges and their struggles for a permanent meeting place, culminating in the debt-free Masonic Temple. The lodges’ perseverance and progress are evident in their by-laws revisions and resolutions. Read more
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