Tag: Strasburg
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Luray Commandery No. 19
The Luray Commandery No 19 successfully relocated its Conclave meeting location to the Front Royal Masonic Temple, with approval from the Right Eminent Grand Commander. Five new Sir Knights were welcomed, and upcoming events and rehearsals were announced. The Commandery emphasizes support for the Christian religion, charity, and education. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter Hiram No. 45
The convocation on December 20th includes a special program and a visit to MAHOVA’s Memory Unit on December 22nd. The Christmas season brings reflections on the birth of Jesus and a reminder to be faithful servants. Wishing all companions a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Regards, Rt. Ex Dennis M. Haas, PDDGHP. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter
The chapter remains active, conferring degrees and supporting growth. They will present educational sessions to Blue Lodge Master Masons and encourage attendance at upcoming events. New petitions have been received, and members are urged to participate in degree conferrals and support charitable programs. The next convocation is on April 17th. 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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Shifflet And Bell At Camp Perry
In 1945, Richard Nelson Bell, former member of Two Rivers Chapter, Order of DeMolay in Front Royal, enlisted in the Navy and completed boot camp at Camp Perry, Virginia. Bell was active in sports and fraternity life. Read more
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Dinner in Honor Of Baptist Pastor
On December 7, 1934, a testimonial dinner was held for Rev. T. Eugene West at the First Baptist Church. Speakers from various organizations expressed appreciation for his work. Dr. Henry Alfred Porter was the principal speaker. Mr. West expressed gratitude and will soon start as an assistant pastor in Charlottesville. Warren Sentinel, December 13, 1934. Read more
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Rev. Eugene West To Be Honored At Dinner Friday
The Men’s Bible Class of the First Baptist Church in Front Royal will honor pastor Rev. T. Eugene West with a dinner before his departure. Various organizations will partake, and Dr. Henry Alfred Porter is the principal speaker. The church has adopted resolutions expressing love for Rev. West. The event will feature music and benediction. Read more
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Masons Unveil Portrait of Dr. F. T. McFaden
The Masonic fraternities gathered in Winchester for a special ceremony to unveil a portrait of the late Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden. Dr. William Moseley Brown led the event, with Masons from various locations paying tribute to Dr. McFaden. The ceremony included hymns, addresses, and prayers in honor of the esteemed individual. Read more
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Four Borden Brothers Raised
In May 1923, the Shenandoah Herald reported on the “Regular Meeting Cassia Lodge,” noting four brothers raised together and their cousins’ presence, with three from Unity Lodge. A total of 19 lodges were represented at the meeting, with 19 participants from Unity Lodge, including the District Deputy Grand Master. Read more
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J. A. LeHew Dies In Washington Jan. 5
J. A. LeHew, a train master, passed away on January 5, 1920, due to high blood pressure and kidney trouble. He was well-regarded and had deep connections in Strasburg. Though efforts were made for his recovery, he did not survive. He was survived by family and honored by his Masonic brethren. Read more
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Invitation of Spurmont to Corner-Stone Laying
On August 1, 1905, the Alexandria Gazette reported the invitation of Spurmont Lodge to the laying of a corner-stone at the Front Royal Methodist Church and their participation in the ceremonies by Unity Lodge. Read more
Unity Lodge No. 146 