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12th June 2009
Junior Grand Warden’s Open Reception • Masonic Events
Jephthah Lodge No. 233, F. & A. M. cordially invites you to the Official Visit of
Most Worshipful William H. Berman, Grand Master of Masons of the State of New Jersey
Open Reception and Dinner in honor of Right Worshipful Glenn R. Trautmann, Junior Grand Warden and Member of the Board of Trustees of the Masonic Charity Foundation of New Jersey
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Social Hour – 5:00 p.m.
Dinner – 6:00 p.m.
Reception – 7:30 pm
Choice of Beef Tenderloin or Salmon
Fellowship Center1114 Oxmead Road, Burlington, NJ
$50.00 per person – checks payable to Jephthah Lodge No. 233
Please mail checks and Dinner Choices to:
Henry J. Stein 2 Spring Valley Drive Florham Park, NJ 07932Seating for this Reception will be assigned
Tables of 10 may be reserved if names of all guests are given at the time of making reservations
Reservations Deadline is September 25, 2009
No tickets sold at the door
Questions?- please e-mail R.W. Henry J. Stein at hankstein@optonline.net
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1st June 2009
Message from the East – June 2009 • Eastern Light
THAT INDISSOLUBLE CHAIN
Consider that “indissoluble chain of sincere affection” said to link Masons together. How is it formed? Will it continue? How do we come to make such strong friendships in our own lodges, and why are we ready to offer friendship and extend our trust to one who can introduce himself as a Mason?
Our experiences of working together, using the opportunities for “the exercise of brotherly love,” is what holds our own lodges together. We welcome and trust the traveling mason not due to his certificate and a few tokens, but because they indicate a man who was accepted by another lodge that (presumably) shares our ideals, and who (again we assume) has had his own Masonic education: learning to act upon the square, circumscribe his desires, and all the other lessons in our school of harmony.
Yes, it would be better to be able to treat all people with such ready trust and regard, expecting that they all had benefited from such lessons. Perhaps that day will come: I choose to think that Freemasonry, by cultivating the habit and the desire, is one template and example bringing the day closer.
Wor. Gary L Dryfoos
Fraternally,
Roger D. Bohn Sr.
Worshipful Master
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