Russellville Lodge #17 would like to invite you to attend their Annual Country Ham Scholarship Breakfast to help raise money to give scholoarships to deserving individuals at Russellville and Logan County High Schools.  Each year our lodge selects one person from each High School to receive a little bit of help in reaching their goal of Higher Education.

Everyone is invited to attend. The event will take place on Saturday, November 1st from 5am to 11am.  Tickets are $6 and are available at the door.

Please, come and bring the whole family and visit with us and have a great meal.  This is a wonderful oppurtunity to sneak in and get a glimpse at our Lodge building too!

Brothers:

I just wrote a piece for my personal blog that I wanted to share with you all.  It's about how you can use a lot of the free internet tools out there to better organize your groups.

Please feel free to read and to send to anyone you think it might help.

How your Community Group can be awesome with FREE web tools.  

I just wanted to let everyone know that I have made it so that any of you in Logan County Masonic lodges can have @logancountymasons.com email addresses.  With that email, you get collaborative word processing and spreadsheets, a group calendar if you want, and more.

Contact me if you want this for you or your lodge. 

There is a series of informative posts going on over at MasonicInformation, so I thought I'd share the progress thus far.

FAQ 1 & 2

FAQ 3 & 4

FAQ 5, 6, & 7

FAQ 8, 9, & 10

FAQ 11-15  

Members of the press are invited to cover keynote speakers, banquets, the World War II Memorial wreath-laying and Masonic award ceremonies. Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) is to be honored at a reception on Thursday, May 8th in the Cannon Caucus Room on Capitol Hill for his lifetime dedication to civil rights. Congressman Joe Wilson (R-SC) will be honored during the May 10th banquet with Freemasonry's Medal of Freedom for his commitment to preserving freedom and liberty across the globe. A number of educational scholarships will also be presented at the May 10th closing banquet, with college scholarships being awarded to 15 D.C. public high school graduating seniors as well as two current American University students.

On May 10th, at 11:00 a.m., a public wreath laying ceremony will be held at the National World War II Memorial to recognize all Freemasons killed during World War II.

As the world's oldest and largest fraternal society with more than half of its membership in the United States, Freemasonry has a rich history of involvement in the founding of America and her development for over two centuries. The 9th World Conference of Masonic Grand Lodges will be the largest international public gathering of Freemasons in Washington D.C. since the laying of the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol building by President and Freemason George Washington on September 18, 1793.

For more information about all events please contact 202-686-1811. Media must RSVP due to security.