Tag: October 2019 Trestle Board
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October 2019 Trestle Board
The October 2019 Trestleboard of Unity Lodge No. 146 discusses the significance of Masonic behavior, emphasizing respect on social media. It outlines October’s Masonic activities, addresses Masonic Youth Organizations’ progress, and mentions upcoming degrees. The Worshipful Master highlights the fraternity’s values and unity in representation. Read more
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Master’s Message
The post discusses a recent entry on the Midnight Freemasons website that resonated with the writer due to personal experiences. Titled “What Does YOUR Behavior Say About Freemasonry?” by Todd E. Creason, it reflects on the impact of behavior on Freemasonry. Read more
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What Does YOUR Behavior Say About Freemasonry?
Todd E. Creason writes about his experience as a Freemason, expressing concern over members’ behavior on social media and their representation of the fraternity. He highlights the importance of upholding the values and traditions of Freemasonry, emphasizing the need for members to serve as positive examples to others. Read more
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Upcoming Dates
The Blue Lodge has several activities scheduled for October, including dinners, ritual practices, and a joint event with Winchester Hiram Lodge. Non-Blue Lodge activities, such as Order of the Eastern Star and Shenandoah Valley Demolay, are also planned. In November, the Grand Annual Communication in Richmond is an important event to keep in mind. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
The Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the DeMolay is flourishing, with plans to attend a Fall Festival and a dance with the Job’s Daughters. They’re seeking donations of old ties and new members to benefit from the fraternity’s lessons. For more information, contact Brother Bob Nickols at the provided phone number or email. Read more
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New Members of Unity Lodge
The lodge has a new petition for voting at the next stated communication. Plans are in place for an EA degree in October, with additional degrees for Brother Ed Broome and Brother George Money. October will be a busy month for the lodge, and volunteers for the cast are invited to express interest. Read more
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Benjamin Franklin
In Masonic labor, the true wages are not in gold or silver, but in the form of sympathy, kindness, and helpfulness received through interactions with fellow members. Benjamin Franklin highlights the importance of these virtues as the genuine rewards of being a Mason. Read more
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