Tag: Masons
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Masonic Ballot Box
Two masons wearing aprons are depicted in a picture, with the Senior Deacon holding a ballot box and the Worshipful Master choosing a ball to vote with. The text humorously notes the date (May 15th, 1785) as the first known use of the “Quit playing with your balls” joke. Read more
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To Dwell Together in Unity
In a world marked by division, Brother Julian Rees reflects on the importance of unity. He emphasizes the value of diversity while warning against the divisive nature of conflict. Through the heartwarming story of two World War I veterans from Britain and Germany, he underscores the significance of nurturing and preserving unity. Read more
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Masonic Handshakes
In a meme from “Anchorman: The Legend of Rob Burgundy,” Rob reports on the replacement of handshakes with elbow bumps as Masons develop variations of the birdie dance. Read more
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Pyramid Snowman
A pyramid-shaped snowman with one eye claims to a regular snowman, “I was built by a Freemason!” in a cartoon drawing. Read more
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The Postman
A postman came across an unsealed letter addressed to God, requesting $50 for a family in need. Being a Mason, he shared the letter at the lodge, and they raised $25. The postman delivered the money, but received another letter instructing future donations to go through the Knights of Columbus as the Masons kept half. Read more
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Last Words
In a grim scenario, a convicted murderer about to be hanged expresses hatred for Masons, attributing the circumstances of his conviction to their influence. The hangman, unperturbed, instructs the man to take a step forward with his left foot, suggesting a darkly ironic twist in the tale. Read more
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The Raising
A postcard depicts freemasons in tuxedos smiling as they watch a candidate screaming while on a hook, with the text “It’s fine to be a Mason. The Raising.” Read more
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Message from the Order of the Eastern Star
In the February Star Light News, the Worthy Matron, shares updates from the Order of the Eastern Star. The newsletter pays tribute to Sister Freda Downey, emphasizes members’ dedication during winter, and announces upcoming events, including a memorial, school of instruction, and officer installation. OES extends warm wishes and invites members to a dinner. 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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The Passing
The postcard shows two men, one holding a bottle of liquor and offering a filled wine glass to the other. The text reads, “Are you a Mason? The Passing.” Read more
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Light Bulb
How many Masons does it take to screw in a light bulb? Read more
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