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The Story of the Forget-Me-Not Emblem
The Forget-Me-Not Emblem, a symbol in German Masonry from 1926, gained prominence between World War 1 and 2. Amidst Nazi threats in 1934, it became a substitute for Masonic identification, surviving through charity and symbolizing Masonry’s resilience. Adopted by the Grand Lodge of the Sun in 1947, it represents the rekindling of Masonic light. Read more
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Message from the Order of the Eastern Star
The Order of the Eastern Star, affiliated with the Masons, embraces both men and women, emphasizing rituals, charity, and fellowship. Outgoing Worthy Matron Sister Sandra Engle highlights their support for Shriners Hospital and scholarships. They meet monthly, plan activities, and invite Masonic brothers to join their welcoming community. Read more
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Grand Master’s Visit
Grand Master’s official visits: Cochran Lodge No. 271 on January 10th and District 3 at Unity Lodge on April 2nd. Tickets: $15.00 for the former, $17.00 for the Table Lodge on April 13th. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter Update
The Royal Arch Chapter Update announces Companions Hiram #45’s next Stated Communication on January 18th at 7:30 pm, encouraging companions to experience the heartwarming fellowship. The message emphasizes supporting officers, companions, and starting the new year with good health and happiness, signed by H. Wes Hammack, H.P. Read more
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2013 Officers
The 2013 officers of Unity Lodge No. 146 include Worshipful Master Dennis Mark Haas, Senior Warden Melton Jewell Roland Jr., Junior Warden Harry Wesley Hammack Jr., Treasurer Stephen Craig Wheeler, Secretary Charles Randal Seaford, and various other positions ensuring the smooth functioning of the lodge. Read more
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Masonic Birthdays
Masonic birthdays celebrated in January: Brother Edward Ahlers on Jan 13; Brother George Glavis on Jan 24; Brother Edward Powell Sr. on Jan 12; Brother George Shadman, Jr. on Jan 14; and Brother Darryl Windham, Jr. on Jan 24. Brother Lawrence Howe on June 8. Read more
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Happy St. John’s Day
Celebrating St. John’s Day and extending congratulations to fellow Masonic members assuming new positions within the fraternity. Read more
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Sick and Distressed
Brother James E. Roop’s son, Christopher, tragically passed away on Christmas day in West Virginia. Jim, Chief of Police at the Haymarket, VA Police Department, attempted resuscitation but emergency services took 35 minutes to respond. Christopher, uninsured and between jobs, leaves the family with expenses. Contributions can be made at Fauquier Bank, Warrenton, VA. Read more



