Tag: Winchester
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This Week In Masonry
Unity Lodge No. 146 has been busy preparing for the annual bottomless bowl fundraiser for House of Hope. Upcoming events include several meetings throughout the week, community activities, and the Front Royal Parade. Members are encouraged to participate in these events, particularly bell ringing for the Salvation Army and parade preparations. Read more
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This week in Masonry
The post contains announcements and reminders for Unity members, including requests for RSVPs to various events, a schedule of upcoming meetings and activities, and a quote from Psalm 133:1. The Worshipful Master, William Allen Bryan, signs off with lodge details. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter Hiram No. 45
As we enter March, be mindful of the spread of Coronavirus. Stay informed, seek medical attention if needed. Support our local Project Lifesaver and Alzheimer’s fundraiser. Reflect on the Mark Master degree’s lessons of integrity and self-improvement. Attend our upcoming chapter meeting on March 20th to ensure our chapter’s vitality and growth. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter Hiram No. 45
The 15th District’s Capitular Masonry remains active and supportive, with official visits by Grand High Priests and plans for future events. Initiatives include supporting the Alzheimer’s Association and Project Lifesaver. Members can look forward to a “lock in” and bourbon tasting events, with proceeds going to charity. Masonic Week and other activities are also highlighted. Read more
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Additional Activities Being Held Elsewhere
On December 17, the Christmas observance will take place in District 4 (Luray, Winchester, Harrisonburg). Various activities are scheduled for December 2018 in other locations. Read more
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Additional Activities Being Held Elsewhere
In October, the schedule includes a dinner at 6:30pm, a Luray Commandery Meeting at 7:30pm, and the Shenandoah 17 RAC 150th Anniversary on the 20th. Additionally, an Alzheimer’s walk in Winchester is planned for the 27th. Other activities will also take place offsite. Read more
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Additional Activities Being Held Elsewhere
In September, activities include a dinner on the 4th, a Luray Commandery Meeting on the 7th, a “Bring a Friend” Picnic on the 15th, and the Winchester 250th Celebration on the 29th. Various events will be held elsewhere throughout the month. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter
The chapter had a busy July, hosting a leadership course and conferring Council Degrees. There are upcoming events such as the William B. Millican school, Royal Arch School, Bev Armel Royal Arch School of Instruction, and “Walk to End Alzheimer’s.” Also, the 208th Annual Grand Convocation is scheduled for November 12-14, 2015. Read more
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March and April 2006 Trestle Board
Unity 146 Masonic Lodge has been active, hosting events like blood drives, community breakfast, and raising funds for scholarships and Shriners Hospitals. They have also been engaging in leadership conferences and plan to host a Ladies Luncheon. The Worshipful Master invites everyone to participate and support these noble causes. Read more
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January 2006 Trestle Board
The Worshipful Master of Unity Lodge welcomes all to the new Masonic year and expresses gratitude for the support of past members. Plans for various events and community involvement are highlighted, including honoring Boy Scouts and participating in youth programs. Upcoming dates and expectations for officers and members are also mentioned. Read more
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In Recognition of Noted Civil War Historian, Hugh D. McCormick
Hugh D. McCormick, a distinguished lawyer, author, Civil War historian, and World War II veteran, passed away at 95. Hon. Frank R. Wolf of Virginia highlighted McCormick’s contributions, including the book “Confederate Son,” detailing his family’s involvement in the Civil War. The legal community also honored McCormick’s legacy, emphasizing his enthusiasm for life and philanthropy. 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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