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September 2019 135th Year of Publication Number 12

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Masonic Home Journal September 2019

Grand Master’s MessageMy brothers all,

I hope you are enjoying your summer and are busy visiting lodges and your brother Masons. We are now preparing to hold another Grand Lodge Com-munication in October, 2019. This meeting is to do the business of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, to install a new Grand Master and to see old friends and brothers from across the state. In preparation for this event, I encourage you to look at this copy of the Masonic Home Journal for details about the Grand Communication. I also strongly encourage you to discuss in your lodges the legislation to be brought before the Grand Lodge. Your lodge secretaries have a copy of this legislation. Many important items and issues are addressed and I encourage you to understand them thoroughly before the meeting. Ours is an organization governed by a written constitution and issues that impact it, and the body of the craft, need to be discussed before any legislation is enacted.

I, and the other Grand Lodge Officers, thank you for a wonderful year and ask you to continue to work diligently in your lodges and community to let our Masonic light shine.

Do good unto all,

Fraternally Thine,

Gary C. RoseGrand Master of Masons, Grand Lodge of Kentucky F.& A.M.

Gary C. RoseGrand Master 2018-2019

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ITEMS LAID OVER FROM THE 219TH ANNUALCOMMUNICATION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF KENTUCKY, FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS

ITEM NO. 1

To Amend Article 1, Section 1(Currently Reads)

ARTICLE 1-DECLARATION (Declaration)SECTION 1.The Grand Lodge of Kentucky, Free and Accepted Masons, acknowl-edges a belief in God to be the great fundamental principle and Land-mark of Freemasonry upon which our fraternity is erected. Without an avowal of such belief no man shall be initiated in a lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, and if a Freemason shall renounce or forsake his belief in God, or if he does not continue to entertain such belief, he shall not remain a member of any lodge and shall be expelled.

(Proposed to Read)

ARTICLE 1- DECLARATION AND LANDMARKSSECTION 1.The Grand Lodge of Kentucky, Free and Accepted Masons, acknowl-edges a belief in God to be the great fundamental principle and Land-mark of Freemasonry upon which our fraternity is erected. Without an avowal of such belief no man shall be initiated in a lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, and if a Freemason shall renounce or forsake his belief in God, or if he does not continue to entertain such belief, he shall not remain a member of any lodge and shall be expelled. The Grand Lodge of Kentucky, Free and Accepted Masons has adopt-ed the following as fundamental Landmarks of the Order: 1. The Belief in a Supreme Being (A belief in the existence of God as Grand Architect of the Universe is one of the most important Landmarks of the Order. It has been always deemed essential that the denial of the existence of a Supreme and Superintending Power, is an absolute disqualification for initiation. The annals of The Grand Lodge of Kentucky F. & A. M. never yet have furnished or could fur-nish an instance in which an avowed atheist was ever made a Mason. The very initiatory ceremonies of the first degree forbid and prevent the possibility of so monstrous of an occurrence.) 2. The Belief of Immortality of the Soul (The Immortality of the Soul, Freemasonry offers no argument. It states the principle as an unquestioned integral part of the Institution. The hope that life does not end with the physical body, but continues through a boundless future, has through past ages been an inspiration to brightness of life, patience, perseverance and process. As a life force it has throbbed through the inertia of savage existence and quickened man to those extraordinary efforts that produced civilization. A shining pillar of cloud by day, of fire by night, the beacon of humanity isImmortality.) 3. The Volume of Sacred Law (The “Book of Law” shall constitute an indispensable part of the furniture of every Lodge. I advisedly say, a Book of Law, because it is not absolutely required that everywhere the Old and New Testaments shall be used. The “Book of Law” is that volume which, by the religion of the initiate, is believed to contain the revealed will of the Grand Architect of the Universe. Masonry does not attempt to interfere with the religions of its disciples, except so far as relates to the belief in the existence of a Grand Architect of the Universe, and what results from that belief. The “Book of law” is to the Speculative Mason his spiritual Trestle-Board, without this he cannot labor; whatever he believes to be the revealed will of the Grand Architect of the Universe constitutes for him this spiritual Trestle-Board, without this he cannot labor; whatever he believes to be the revealed will of the Grand Architect of the Universe constitutes for him this spiritual Trestle-Board and must ever be before him in his hours of Speculative labor, to be the rule and guide of his conduct. The “Book of Law,” a religious code of some kind, purporting to be an exemplar of the revealed will of God, shall form in essential part of the furniture of every Lodge under the auspices of The Grand Lodge of Kentucky F. & A. M.) 4. The Legend of the Third Degree (The Legend of the Third De-gree is an important Landmark, the integrity of which has been well preserved. There is no rite of Masonry, practiced in any country or language, in which the essential elements of this “legend” are not taught. The lectures may vary and indeed are constantly changing, but the “legend” has ever remained substantially the same; and it is necessary that it should be so, for the Legend of the Temple Builder constitutes the very essence and identity of Masonry.) 5. Secrecy of the Institution (Which includes: The necessary words, signs, and tokens, whereby one Mason may know another to be such, in darkness as in light; that every regular Lodge must be Tyled while at labor; that every visitor seeking admission to the Lodge must be examined and prove himself a Mason, unless duly and properly avouched for; those other matters which cannot be written in any language.) 6. Symbolism of the Operative Arts (THE FOUNDATION OF A SPECULATIVE SCIENCE UPON AN OPERATIVE ART, and the symbolic use and explanation of the terms of that art, for purposes of religious or moral teaching. The Temple of Solomon was the cra-dle of the Institution, and, therefore, the reference to the operative Masonry, which constructed that magnificent edifice to the materi-als and implements which were employed in its construction, and to the artists who were engaged in the building, are all component and essential parts of the body of Freemasonry, which could not be sub-tracted from it without an entire destruction of the whole identity of

the Order. Hence, all the comparatively modern rites of Freemasonry, however they may differ in other respects, religiously preserve this temple history and these operative elements, as the substratum of all their modifications of the Masonic system.) 7. A Man must be of Lawful Age (Every initiate that comes to the door of any Lodge under the auspices of The Grand lodge of Ken-tucky F.&A.M., must be of lawful age (eighteen years of age) and coming to said Lodge under the “tongue of good report,” meaning well recommended.)

ITEM NO. 2To amend Article 33, Section 1

(Currently Reads)

SECTION 1.This constitution shall not be altered, amended or repealed, until the proposed alteration, amendment or repeal shall have been offered in writing over the seal of a lodge, or proposed by a majority of the elected Grand Lodge Officers, read to the Grand Lodge, seconded, referred to the Committee on Jurisprudence, and remain one whole vacation for consideration of subordinate lodges, and then be adopted by an affirma-tive vote of two-thirds of the members of the Grand Lodge present at its annual communication. All Amendments to the Constitution must be received in the office of the Grand Secretary by August 15 prior to the Grand Lodge Communication. (1998).

(Proposed to Read - Date Change)

SECTION 1.This constitution shall not be altered, amended or repealed, until the proposed alteration, amendment or repeal shall have been offered in writing over the seal of a lodge, or proposed by a majority of the elected Grand Lodge Officers, read to the Grand Lodge, seconded, referred to the Committee on Jurisprudence, and remain one whole vacation for consideration of subordinate lodges, and then be adopted by an affirma-tive vote of two-thirds of the members of the Grand Lodge present at its annual communication. All Amendments to the Constitution must be received in the office of the Grand Secretary by August 1 prior to the Grand Lodge Communication.

Submitted by The Committee on Jurisprudence,

Grand Lodge of Kentucky


(Currently Reads)

OLD CONSTITUTION REPEALEDSECTION 3. All previous Constitutions of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky are hereby repealed and are declared null and void.(Proposed to Read - Same as Current w/ Heading/Section Change)

ARTICLE 34: OLD CONSTITUTION REPEALEDSECTION 1.All previous Constitutions of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky are hereby repealed and are declared null and void.

Submitted by The Committee on Jurisprudence,

Grand Lodge of Kentucky

ITEM NO. 4To amend the Rules of Order

(Currently Reads)

RULES OF ORDERGeneral Parliamentary Laws shall govern in the transaction of business before the Grand Lodge, unless modified by the following rules:

RULE 1. A Call of Lodges to Verify a Vote can only be had upon the demand of the representatives of thirty lodges.

RULE 2. Debate—When a brother rises to speak he shall address the “Most Worshipful Grand Master,” then announce his name and the name and number of his lodge.

RULE 3. Debate—No brother shall speak more than twice to a Debate question, and shall limit his remarks to no more than three minutes without leave and not until every other brother wishing to speak shall have spoken.

RULE 4. Order of Business. The Grand Master shall call for: 1. Approval of Minutes. 2. Reports of Grand Officers. 3. Reports of Standing Committees. 4. Reports of Special Committees. 5. Unfinished Business. 6. New Business.

RULE 5. Previous Question—Ordering the previous question shall only be to preclude debate and further amendments.

RULE 6. Privileged Questions—When a Question is under debate no motion shall be entertained except:

1. To close or call off; 2. For the previous question; 3. To postpone; 4. To commit or recommit; 5. To amend;and they shall have precedence in the order here given.

RULE 7. Roll Call—When the roll is called, the representative of each lodge shall, as the name or number of his lodge is called, rise in his place and in a loud tone of voice answer “here” (“aye” or “no” as the case may be) and immediately resume his seat. The same applies to other members when their names are called.

RULE 8. Vote—No one shall vote when he is directly and personally interested in the question, nor when he is not present when the question is first put.

RULE 9. Vote—Everyone having the right shall vote if present—un-less excused by the Grand Lodge.Any Rule of Order may be suspended, amended or repealed at any time by a majority of the members of the Grand Lodge present and entitled to vote.

(Proposed to Read - Same as Current w/Heading Change)

ARTICLE 35: RULES OF ORDERSubmitted by

The Committee on Jurisprudence,Grand Lodge of Kentucky

ITEM NO. 5Whereas: The Masonic Lodges in Butler Co., KY operating under Charters granted by the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, F. & A, M. do not enjoy concurrent jurisdiction within Butler Co., KY.Whereas: Masonic Lodges within the Commonwealth of Kentucky un-der the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky share jurisdiction in several counties under Article 11 (D), Section 2 of the Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky.Therefore, be it resolved that: The Lodges of Butler Co., Kentucky Free and Accepted Masons listed below: Cassia No. 272, F. & A. M. Banock No. 824, F. & A. M. Woodbury No. 280, F. & A. M. Reedyville No. 438, F. & A. M.Respectfully request the Grand Lodge of Kentucky to amend Article 11 (D), Section 2 of the Grand Lodge Constitution to include all the Masonic Lodges within Butler Co., KY that come under the jurisdic-tion of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, F. & A. M. to have concurrent jurisdiction within Butler Co., KY.


(Currently Reads)

SECTION 11 - JURISPRUDENCEThe Committee on Jurisprudence shall consist of three members, each of whom shall be a Past Grand Master, one to serve one year, one to serve two years, and one to serve three years, the oldest in point of serv-ice to be chairman, and after the first appointment as thus provided,the vacancy each year shall be filled for a term of three years. The Committee on Jurisprudence shall consider and report upon ques-tions of Masonic law and usage, except such as pertain to the by-laws of lodges. At the communication at which any constitutional amend-ment may be offered, the Jurisprudence Committee shall report wheth-er, in its opinion, the same should not lie over for future considera-tion. Unfinished business of the last communication shall be reported by the Jurisprudence Committee for consideration of the Grand Lodge.It shall be the duty of the Committee on Jurisprudence each year, when reporting upon the decisions of the Grand Master, to recommend which, if any, of such decisions should become regulations. The Committee shall have the inherent right to propose laws, rules, and regulations they deem necessary to the best interests of the order.

(Proposed to Read)

The Committee on Jurisprudence shall consist of three members, each of whom shall be a Past Grand Master, one to serve one year, one to serve two years, and one to serve three years, the oldest in point of service to be chairman, and after the first appointment as thus provided, the vacancy each year shall be filled for a term of three years. The Committee on Jurisprudence shall consider and report upon ques-tions of Masonic law and usage, except such as pertain to the by-laws of lodges. At the communication at which any constitutional amend-ment may be offered, the Jurisprudence Committee shall receive and present said amendments to the delegates for consideration. Unfin-ished business of the last communication shall be reported by the Juris-prudence Committee for consideration of the Grand Lodge.It shall be the duty of the Committee on Jurisprudence each year, when reporting upon the decisions of the Grand Master, to recommend which, if any, of such decisions should become law and then follow procedure as stated in Article 33, Section 1.

Submitted by Shively Lodge No. 951



(Currently Reads)

This constitution shall not be altered, amended or repealed, until the proposed alteration, amendment or repeal shall have been offered in writing over the seal of a lodge, or proposed by a majority of the elected Grand Lodge Officers, read to the Grand Lodge, seconded, referred to the Committee on Jurisprudence, and remain one whole va-cation for consideration of subordinate lodges, and then be adopted by an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members of the Grand Lodge present at its annual communication. All Amendments to the Constitu-tion must be received in the office of the Grand Secretary by August 15 prior to the Grand Lodge Communication.

(Proposed to Read)

This constitution shall not be altered, amended or repealed, until the proposed alteration, amendment or repeal shall have been offered in writing over the seal of a subordinate lodge, signed by the Master and Secretary, read to the Grand Lodge, seconded, referred to the Commit-tee on Jurisprudence, and remain one whole vacation for consideration of subordinate lodges, and then be adopted by an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members of the Grand Lodge present at its annual communication. All Amendments to the Constitution must be received in the office of the Grand Secretary by August 15 prior to the Grand Lodge Communication. (1998).

Submitted by Shively Lodge No. 951

ITEM NO. 8

To amend Article 18, Section 1- Demits

(Currently Reads)

To Demit is to withdraw from a Lodge. A certificate of that fact shall be issued to the withdrawing brother and shall not contain any recom-mendation. Certificates of demit must be in accordance with the form prescribed by the Grand Lodge. The certificate of demit shall be issued by the Secretary under the seal of the lodge and be signed by both Mas-ter and Secretary.

(Proposed to Read)

Article 18, Section 1- Demits To Demit is to withdraw from a Lodge. A certificate of that fact shall be issued to the withdrawing brother and shall not contain any recom-mendation. Certificates of demit must be in accordance with the form prescribed by the Grand Lodge. The certificate of demit shall be is-sued by the Secretary under the seal of the lodge and be signed by both Master and Secretary. When a brother demits from a Lodge, he must surrender his dues card at the time of the request for demit.

Submitted O. D. Henderson Lodge No. 437

ITEM NO. 9To amend Article 15 (B) PETITION FOR MEMBERSHIP, SECTION 2- PLURAL MEMBERSHIP

(Currently Reads)

Section 2- Plural MembershipA Master Mason in good standing in a lodge of this Grand Jurisdic-tion, or in a lodge of a sister Grand Jurisdiction which does not forbid Plural Membership, may apply for affiliation to any lodge or lodges of his choice, or he may join in the application for the formation of a new lodge in this Grand Jurisdiction, and if such lodge be formed, he may retain his former membership, and also his new membership, but shall thereon and thereafter pay all dues and assessments required by each lodge, and shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges of mem-bership in each lodge. Suspension or expulsion from any lodge shall suspend or expel him from every lodge with which he may be affiliated in this Grand Jurisdiction, and reinstatement may only be made by the lodge that first suspended him, and upon his reinstatement in that lodge, he shall automatically be reinstated in all lodges with which he may be affiliated, providing he has paid his indebtedness to such other lodges. Upon election of a Master Mason to Plural Membership as provided in this section, the Secretary of the lodge wherein such election is had, shall immediately notify the other lodges of which the elected brother is a member and thereafter the records of the Secretary of each lodge in this Grand Jurisdiction, shall be so kept as to show plural membership and the monthly reports and annual returns of each lodge shall show the name of each lodge wherein such membership is held.

Should a Master Mason who holds Plural Membership in two or more lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction desire to demit from one lodge he shall be permitted to do so. Provided, that if the brother holds membership in two lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction he shall be permitted to retain his membership in the one of his choice. A Master Mason who holds Plural Membership in two or more lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction and desires to demit from one or more of said lodges, the demit, if granted, a notice by regular mail of the granting of the demit shall be mailed by the Secretary of the lodge granting the demit to the lodge or lodges in which the member still retains his membership. No Certificate of Demit shall be given to the Brother, nor to the lodge or lodges in which he retains membership. No Plural member shall represent more than one lodge of which he is a member at any one Annual Communication.

(Proposed to Read)

Article 1 (B) PETITION FOR MEMBERSHIP, Section 2- Plural MembershipA Master Mason in good standing in a lodge of this Grand Jurisdic-tion, or in a lodge of a sister Grand Jurisdiction which does not forbid Plural Membership, may apply for affiliation to any lodge or lodges of his choice, or he may join in the application for the formation of a new lodge in this Grand Jurisdiction, and if such lodge be formed, he may retain his former membership, and also his new membership, but shall thereon and thereafter pay all dues and assessments required by each lodge, and shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges of mem-bership in each lodge. Suspension or expulsion from any lodge shall suspend or expel him from every lodge with which he may be affiliated in this Grand Jurisdiction, and reinstatement may only be made by the lodge that first suspended him, and upon his reinstatement in that lodge, he shall automatically be reinstated in all lodges with which he may be affiliated, providing he has paid his indebtedness to such other lodges. Upon election of a Master Mason to Plural Membership as provided in this section, the Secretary of the lodge wherein such election is had, shall immediately notify the other lodges of which the elected brother is a member and thereafter the records of the Secretary of each lodge in this Grand Jurisdiction, shall be so kept as to show plural membership and the monthly reports and annual returns of each lodge shall show the name of each lodge wherein such membership is held.

Should a Master Mason who holds Plural Membership in two or more lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction desire to demit from one lodge he shall be permitted to do so. Provided, that if the brother holds membership in two lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction he shall be permitted to retain his membership in the one of his choice. A Master Mason who holds Plural Membership in two or more lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction and desires to demit from one or more of said lodges, the demit, if granted, a notice by regular mail of the granting of the demit shall be mailed by the Secretary of the lodge granting the demit to the lodge or lodges in which the member still retains his membership, but the brother will be required to surrender his dues card to the Lodge from which he demitted. No Certificate of Demit shall be given to the Brother, nor to the lodge or lodges in which he retains membership. No Plural member shall represent more than one lodge of which he is a member at any one Annual Communication.

Submitted by O. D. Henderson Lodge No. 437

ITEM NO. 10To amend Article 12-LODGE COMMUNICATIONS, SECTION 1- STATED COMMUNICATIONS

(Currently Reads)

The stated communications of the lodge shall be held at least monthly, at such place and time as may be specified in the Charter or Dispensa-tion or authorized by the Grand Lodge and at such times as may be designated in its by-laws. Failure to hold stated communications, as provided in this section of the Constitution, shall authorize the Grand Master, at his discretion, to arrest the charter of the lodge or other action as he may deem appropriate.

(Proposed to Read)

Article 12- LODGE COMMUNICATIONS, SECTION 1- STATED COMMUNICATIONS

The stated communications of the lodge shall be held at least monthly, at such place and time as may be specified in the Charter or Dispensa-tion or authorized by the Grand Lodge and at such times as may be designated in its by-laws. If a Masonic burial coincides with the stated communication, the Lodge will follow the remains pursuant to Article 13, Section 1. Once the Masonic burial is completed, the brothers will return to the Lodge hall to continue the stated communication. Failure to hold stated communications, as provided in this section of the Constitution, shall authorize the Grand Master, at his discretion, to ar-rest the charter of the lodge or other action as he may deem appropriate.

Submitted by O. D. Henderson Lodge No. 437

ITEM NO. 11To amend Article 11 (D), Section 5- WAIVER OF JURISDIC-TION HOW GRANTED

(Currently Reads)

SECTION 5- WAIVER OF JURISDICTION—HOW GRANTEDWaiver of Jurisdiction can only be granted by a lodge having jurisdic-tion, and upon request made by a lodge, over its seal, to which the petition for degrees or membership has been presented, sent by certi-fied mail with a return receipt. The answer or reply shall also be sent by certified mail with return receipt. Before granting the waiver, the application therefore shall be referred to a committee of three members of the lodge for inquiry into the character and qualifications of the peti-tioner mentioned in such request. Such request can only be received at a stated communication and one lunar month must intervene between its reception and ballot thereon. The vote on the waiver shall be by ballot, and if as many as three votes be cast against the waiver the request shall be refused. Within the state, jurisdiction will be waived automatically 90 days after a request for waiver is mailed by certified mail to the secretary of the lodge possessing jurisdiction unless the lodge possess-ing jurisdiction denies the waiver and notifies the requesting lodge in writing prior to the 90th day.

For just cause the lodge possessing jurisdiction may impose one ex-tension of not more than thirty days with written notification to the requesting lodge prior the 90th day. At the end of such extension the ju-risdiction will be waived automatically unless the lodge possessing ju-risdiction denies the waiver and notifies the requesting lodge in writing prior to the end of the extension. Automatic waiver of jurisdiction does not apply to requests for waivers to or from other Grand Jurisdictions.

(Proposed to Read)

SECTION 5- WAIVER OF JURISDICTION—HOW GRANTED (Same as Currently Reads, with the addition of the following)

If a waiver of jurisdiction is granted and the petitioner is subsequent-ly rejected by the requesting Lodge, the jurisdiction shall return to the Lodge for the person as designated in Article 11, Section 1 and a new waiver would be needed before the petitioner could join any other Lodge.

Submitted by Hugh Harris Lodge No. 938

ITEM NO. 12To amend Article 15 (B), SECTION 12-OBJECTION

(Currently Reads)

SECTION 12 - OBJECTION(12) An objection to initiation, advancement or affiliation may be made by a member of the lodge, and the objection to initiation or affiliation shall have precisely the same effect, in every respect, as if the objector had cast an unfavorable ballot on the petition. An objection, to be valid, must be made before the preparation of the candidate in the case of initiation or advancement and before the ballot is taken in the case of affiliation. “Before the preparation of the candidate” shall be defined as before the candidate is conducted to the preparation room.(13) Objection to advancement shall prevent the candidate from receiv-ing the degree for six months from the date the objection is or should have been noted in the minutes: and after the expiration of six months the candidate may be advanced upon request without formal petition, but notice shall be given of the proposed advancement in open lodge.(14) Objection may be renewed, or other objection made in like manner and with the same effect within one week before the end of the six-month period or any succeeding six-month period.(15) Such objection may be made in open lodge or to the Master pri-vately and if made at a statedcommunication the objection shall be noted in the minutes without giv-ing the name of the objector; and if not made or reported at a stated communication, then in every case the objection must be noted in the minutes of the next stated communication as above provided.(16) The objecting brother shall not be questioned as to his reasons, but he may give them if he chooses, and if he voluntarily states his reasons in open lodge, or privately to the Master who shall preserve the identity of the Brother making the objection and shall not reveal his identity to anyone, the lodge shall pass upon the sufficiency and validity of the objection, and a majority vote by ballot shall be necessary to sustain the objection. If not sustained the lodge shall proceed with the advance-ment of the candidate.(17) Any objection to advancement may be withdrawn by the objector in open lodge, or to the Master privately and the withdrawal must be noted in the minutes at a stated communication and the candidate may then be advanced.(18) (G) Unless charges are preferred, no objection shall prevent an Entered Apprentice or Fellow Craft Mason from participating fully in any degree which he has attained or having a demit issued to him as provided in ARTICLE 18, (SECTION- 3).

(Proposed to Read)

SECTION 12 - OBJECTION(12) An objection to initiation, advancement or affiliation may be made by a member of the lodge, and the objection to initiation or affiliation shall have precisely the same effect, in every respect, as if the objector had cast an unfavorable ballot on the petition. The length of time for said objection shall be twelve (12) months and begins on the date it was placed with that date noted in the minutes of the next stated communication. An objection, to be valid, must be made before the preparation of the candidate in the case of initiation or advancement and before the ballot is taken in the case of affiliation. “Before the preparation of the candidate” shall be defined as before the candidate is conducted to the preparation room.(13) Objection to advancement shall prevent the candidate from receiv-ing the degree for twelve (12) months from the date the objection is or should have been noted in the minutes: and after the expiration of twelve (12) months the candidate may be advanced upon request with-out formal petition, but notice shall be given of the proposed advance-ment in open lodge.(14) Objection may be renewed, or other objection made in like manner and with the same effect within one week before the end of the twelve (12) month period or any succeeding twelve (12) month period.(15) Such objection may be made in open lodge or to the Master pri-vately and if made at a stated communication the objection shall be not-ed in the minutes without giving the name of the objector; an objection shall not be valid if made through text or any other form of electronic communication, and if not made or reported at a stated communica-tion, then in every case the objection must be noted in the minutes of the next stated communication as above provided.

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ITEM NO. 1

GRAND MASTER’S RECOMMENDATIONS TO BE ANNOUNCED

ITEM NO. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 & 12ARTICLE 33 – AMENDMENTS

(Currently Reads)SECTION 1This constitution shall not be altered, amended or repealed until the proposed alteration, amendment or repeal shall have been offered in writing over the seal of a lodge, or proposed by a majority of the elected Grand Lodge Officers, read to the Grand Lodge, seconded, referred to the Committee on Jurisprudence, and remain one whole vacation for consideration of subordinate lodges, and then be adopted by an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members of the Grand Lodge present at its annual communication. All amendments to the Constitution must be received in the office of the Grand Secretary by August 15th prior to the Grand Lodge Communication (1998).

SECTION 2When any resolution, regulation or amendment to this Constitution is under consideration, it may be amended if the proposed amendment be germane to the subject.

Old Constitution RepealedSECTION 3All previous Constitutions of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky are hereby repealed are declared null and void.

LEGISLATION TO BE PRESENTED AT THE 220TH ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF

THE GRAND LODGE OF KENTUCKY, FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS

(16) The objecting brother shall not be questioned as to his reasons, but he may give them if he chooses, and if he voluntarily states his reasons in open lodge, or privately to the Master who shall preserve the identity of the Brother making the objection and shall not reveal his identity to anyone, the lodge shall pass upon the sufficiency and validity of the objection, and a 2/3 vote by ballot shall be necessary to sustain the objection. If not sustained the lodge shall proceed with the advance-ment of the candidate.(17) Any objection to advancement may be withdrawn by the objector in open lodge, or to the Master privately and the withdrawal must be noted in the minutes at a stated communication and the candidate may then be advanced.(18) (G) Unless charges are preferred, no objection shall prevent an Entered Apprentice or Fellow Craft Mason from participating fully in any degree which he has attained or having a demit issued to him as provided in ARTICLE 18, (SECTION- 3).(19) If an objection is placed, that objection is valid throughout the Grand Lodge of Kentucky’s jurisdiction. Candidate(s) must make prospective Lodges aware of any previous stops, and prospective Lodges will make objecting Lodge aware of the candidate(s) inten-tions. Objections of advancement shall be noted on the Masonic his-tory of the candidate(s) in the Grand Lodge of Kentucky’s member-ship database.

Submitted by Mountain Lodge No. 187ITEM NO. 13To amend Article 11 (D), SECTION 2 – JURISDICTION

(Currently Reads)

SECTION 2- CITIES HAVING TWO OR MORE LODGESIn the cities having two or more lodges the jurisdiction shall be concur-rent and extend as provided in ARTICLE 11 (SECTION- D), (1), ex-cept, Adair, Allen, Anderson, Ballard, Barren, Bath, Bell, Boone, Bour-bon, Boyd, Boyle, Breckinridge, Bullitt, Calloway, Campbell, Carter, Casey, Christian, Clark, Clay, Daviess, Estill, Fayette, Floyd, Grant, Grayson, Green, Greenup, Hardin, Harlan, Harrison, Hart, Hender-son, Henry, Hopkins, Jackson, Jefferson, Jessamine, Johnson, Kenton, Knox, LaRue, Laurel, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Lyon, Madi-son, Marion , Martin, Marshall, McCracken, McCreary, Mercer, Met-calfe, Monroe, Morgan, Nelson, Nicholas, Ohio, Oldham, Owen, Ows-ley, Pendleton, Perry, Pike, Pulaski, Rowan, Russell, Shelby, Simpson, Taylor, Todd, Washington, Wayne, Webster and Woodford counties, the jurisdictions shall be concurrent within said counties and extend as provided in ARTICLE 11 (SECTION- D)(1). Boone, Grant and Kenton counties shall be regarded as one jurisdictional unit. (2017)

(Proposed to Read)

SECTION 2- CITIES HAVING TWO OR MORE LODGESIn the cities having two or more lodges the jurisdiction shall be concur-rent and extend as provided in ARTICLE 11 (SECTION- D), (1), ex-cept, Adair, Allen, Anderson, Ballard, Barren, Bath, Bell, Boone, Bour-bon, Boyd, Boyle, Breckinridge, Bullitt, Calloway, Campbell, Carter, Casey, Christian, Clark, Clay, Daviess, Estill, Fayette, Floyd, Grant, Grayson, Green, Greenup, Hardin, Harlan, Harrison, Hart, Hender-son, Henry, Hopkins, Jackson, Jefferson, Jessamine, Johnson, Kenton, Knox, LaRue, Laurel, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Lyon, Madi-son, Marion, Martin, Marshall, McCracken, McCreary, Mercer, Met-calfe, Monroe, Morgan, Nelson, Nicholas, Ohio, Oldham, Owen, Ows-ley, Pendleton, Perry, Pike, Pulaski, Rowan, Russell, Shelby, Simpson, Taylor, Todd, Washington, Wayne, Webster and Woodford counties, the jurisdictions shall be concurrent within said counties and extend as provided in ARTICLE 11 (SECTION- D)(1). Boone, Grant and Kenton counties shall be regarded as one jurisdictional unit. Henderson, Un-ion, and Webster counties shall be regarded as one jurisdictional unit.

Submitted by:Jerusalem Lodge No. 9; Morganfield Lodge No. 66

Providence Lodge No. 148; Slaughters Lodge No. 347Bailey-Onton Lodge No. 538; DeKoven Lodge No. 577

Jachin Lodge No. 739; Corydon Lodge No. 799Dixon Lodge No. 911; Henderson Lodge No. 958

ITEM NO. 2AMEND ARTICLE 33 – AMENDMENTS

ARTICLE 33 – AMENDMENTS (See Above for Currently Reads)

(Proposed to Read)SECTION 1 - No Changes ProposedSECTION 2 - No Changes ProposedSECTION 3Any proposal that is brought up to vote at Grand Lodge in any form and is voted down by the craft; will lay dormant for five years until it can be proposed at Grand Lodge again.


Submitted by: Higland Lodge No. 311, F. & A.M.

Greenville Lodge No. 655, F. & A.M.Elkfork Lodge No. 755, F. & A. M.



(Proposed to Read)SECTION 1 - No Changes ProposedSECTION 2 - No Changes ProposedSECTION 3Any proposal that is brought up to vote at Grand Lodge in any form and is voted down by the craft; will lay dormant for three years until it can be proposed at Grand Lodge again.


Submitted by:Elkfork Lodge No. 755, F. & A. M.



(Proposed to Read)SECTION 1 - No Changes ProposedSECTION 2 - No Changes ProposedSECTION 3All previous Constitutions of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky are hereby repealed are declared null and void.

Old Constitution RepealedSECTION 4Any proposed alteration, amendment, resolution, regulation, or re-peal to this Constitution brought before an Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge for consideration, in any form, which fails to be adopted or laid over, will not be eligible for consideration, in any form, at any of the next three consecutive Annual Communications of this Grand Lodge of Kentucky F.&A.M.

Submitted by: Morrison Lodge No. 76, F. & A.M.





Submitted by: McNeil Lodge No. 586, F. & A.M.





Submitted by: Upton Lodge No. 749, F. & A.M.ITEM NO. 7AMEND ARTICLE 33 – AMENDMENTS



Old Constitution RepealedSECTION 4Any proposed alteration, amendment, resolution, regulation, or re-peal to this Constitution brought before an Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge for consideration, in any form, which fails to be adopted or laid over, will not be eligible for consideration, in any form, at any of the next three consecutive Annual Communications of this Grand Lodge of Kentucky, F.&A.M.

Submitted by: Tompkinsville Lodge No. 753, F. & A.M.


The Annual Conclave was conducted under the leadership of 2018-2019 State Master Councilor Patrick Elbert, a Master Mason from Suburban Lodge.

Named DeMolay of the Year was Brother Elliott Anderson of Blue Grass Chapter and the Advisor of the Year was George Turner of E.C. Nickles Chapter.

Representatives from virtually every Masonic fraternal body and youth group attended the Grand Banquet. They were: Gary Rose, Most Worshipful Grand Master, Grand Lodge of KY 2018-2019; Geary Laird, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Kentucky 2018-2019; James Gibson, Grand Junior Warden, Grand Lodge of KY 2018-2019. Terry Bowman, Deputy to the Supreme Council for the Orient of KY Scottish Rite; Raymond Murphy, Personnel Representative to the Valley of Covington Scottish Rite; Nancy How-ard, Grand Worthy Advisor, Order of Rainbow for Girls 2018-2019 and Kassie Parish, Supreme Deputy, Order of Rainbow for Girls; Jewel Shaw, Bethel 18 Jobs Daughters; Susan Miller Worthy Grand Matron, Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star 2018-2019; Jim Porter, Worthy Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star 2018-2019; Joyce Baker, Associate Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star 2018-2019 and Doug Holbrook, Associate Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star 2018-2019. Robert M. Ledford, Grand High Priest, Royal Arch Masons; Thomas Bustle, Grand High Priest, Grand Council of Kentucky, Royal and Select Masters; J. William Riggs, Grand Commander of the Grand Commandery of Kentucky Knights Templar; Sandy Edwards, Order of the Amaranth.

Also in attendance were Dads Bill Workman, Deputy Member of International Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay; Dad Jubal Arledge, Honorary Member of International Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay; Dad Jeff Bryant, active member of International Supreme Council Order of DeMolay and Dad Danny Coffey, Executive Officer Emeritus for Kentucky DeMolay.

Our out of State guests included: Zion Bendez, State Master Councilor of Indiana DeMolay and Bryce Tekulve, State Junior Councilor of Indiana DeMolay; Brady Woodworth, State Master Councilor of Ohio DeMolay; Dad Keith Klein, Grand Secretary, DeMolay International and Past Grand Master, DeMolay In-ternational; John W. Haney, Active Member of DeMolay International, Illinois DeMolay; B. Tyler Moyer, International Master Councilor and John Whitaker, Grand Master of DeMolay International and his wife Claudia.

The jurisdictional staff of Kentucky DeMolay were present to assist the DeMolays in making this Annual Conclave one to remember. Their enthusiasm and hard work are integral to keep programs intact and are the sustenance that leads to growth and development of Kentucky DeMolay.

ITEM NO. 9Amend Article 14 Candidates

Section 1 – Qualifications of Applicant. (Currently Reads)

A Candidate for initiation, or affiliation in a Kentucky Lodge shall be a man of the age of eighteen (l8) years or more and of good report. (2008)

(Proposed to Read)A Candidate for initiation, or affiliation in a Kentucky Lodge shall be a man of the age of eighteen (18) years or more, shall not be convicted of a felony offense or registered as a sex offender, and of good report. (2008)

Submitted by: Hiram Lodge No. 4, F. & A.M.

ITEM NO. 8Amend Article 11 (D) Section 2 Cities Having Two or More Lodges

(Currently Reads)In the cities having two or more lodges the jurisdiction shall be con-current and extend as provided in Article 11 (Section-D) (1), except, Adair, Allen, Anderson, Ballard, Barren, Bath, Bell, Boone, Bourbon, Boyd, Boyle, Breckinridge, Bullitt, Calloway, Campbell, Carter, Casey, Christian, Clark, Clay, Daviess, Estill, Fayette, Floyd, Grant, Grayson, Green, Greenup, Hardin, Harlan, Harrison, Hart, Henderson, Henry, Hopkins, Jackson, Jefferson, Jessamine, Johnson, Kenton, Knox, LaRue, Laurel, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Lyon, Madison, Marion, Martin, Marshall, McCracken, McCreary, Mercer, Metcalfe, Monroe, Morgan, Nelson, Nicholas, Ohio, Oldham, Owen, Owsley, Pendleton, Perry, Pike, Pulaski, Rowan, Russell, Shelby, Simpson, Taylor, Todd, Washington, Wayne, Webster and Woodford counties, the jurisdictions shall be concurrent within said counties and extend as provided in Article 11 (Section – D) (1). Boone, Grant and Kenton counties shall be regarded as one jurisdictional unit. (2017)

(Proposed to Read)Same as above with the addition of Wolfe County to the list: .....Washington, Wayne, Webster Wolfe, and Woodford counties.....

Submitted by: Pieratt Lodge No. 725, Mizpah Lodge No. 507, & Cox Lodge No. 464, F. & A.M.

Note:The lodges of Wolfe County are requesting concurrent jurisdic-tion within Wolfe County.

ITEM NO. 10Amend Article 15 (A) Petitions for Degrees

SECTION 2 – WRITTEN OR PRINTED(Currently Reads)

Petitions must be in writing (or printed), on the prescribed forms, signed by the petitioner, giving his occupation, date and place of birth and the place or places where he has resided during the previous twelve months, also the degrees attained, if any, and whether or not his peti-tion has ever been presented to or rejected by a Masonic Lodge If it has, then the name, number and location of the lodge petitioned must be given; or the name and number of any lodge of which he may be a member in good standing and accompanied by the fee required by law. Each lodge may decide for itself if it wants a picture and may request one if they so desire.

(Proposed to Read)Petitions must be in writing (or printed), on the prescribed forms, signed by the petitioner, giving his occupation, date and place of birth and the place or places where he has resided during the previous twelve months, also the degrees attained, if any, if they have ever pleaded guilty or been convicted of a crime (including details of when and where), and whether or not his petition has ever been presented to or rejected by a Masonic Lodge. If it has, then the name, number and location of the lodge petitioned must be given; or the name and number of any lodge of which he may be a member in good standing and ac-companied by the fee required by law. Each lodge may decide for itself if it wants a picture and may request one if they so desire.

Submitted by: Hiram Lodge No. 4, F. & A.M.


ARTICLE 33 – AMENDMENTS (See previous page for Currently Reads)



Submitted by: Phelps Lodge No. 482, F. & A.M.


ARTICLE 33 – AMENDMENTS (See previous page for Currently Reads)



Submitted by: Greenville Lodge No. 655, F. & A.M.

Kentucky DeMolay’s Summer Conclave was held on July 6-7, 2019, at the Lake Cum-berland 4-H Educational Center in Nancy, Kentucky. It was a great weekend with a lot of exciting new appointments.

Joshua L. Ball of Northern KY Chapter in In-dependence, KY is the new 2019-2020 State Master Councilor of Kentucky DeMolay. Joshua is a fourth generation Master Mason from Bradford lodge.

The remaining State Officers are: Deputy State Master Councilor, Elliott Anderson; State Se-nior Councilor, Keilen Frazier; State Junior Councilor, Raice Hunter; State Senior Deacon, Jared Bohn; State Chaplain, Anthony Lane; State Marshal, Braxton Frazier; State Scribe, Cayden Crank; Assistant to the Elected Line, Colton Haycraft.


Valley of Louisville

Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite - Orient of Kentucky

On October 10th we will observe the Feast of Tishri, during our Family Dinner beginning at 6:30 pm; and on October 24 our Stated Meeting will feature a VMAP presentation.

The premier fund-raising event of our year is the Masquerade Mystique Gala which will be held on Saturday, October 26 starting at 6:00 pm. This will be an outstanding event you won’t want to miss, so get your tickets early and help us support the children our Foundation serves. Please see the ad on the back cover.

Our last Reunion of the year will be a Unity Class with the Nobles of Kosair Shrine. The Louisville Scottish Rite will honor the memory of Ill. Brother Keith A. Hedgespeth, 33° at this reunion. The degrees of the Scottish Rite will be held on Friday, November 8 and Saturday Morning, November 9, with Kosair Shrine beginning their Ceremonial after lunch on Saturday. The AASR Capping Ceremo-ny will be held at the Family Dinner on November 14. We will also recognize and honor our Veterans at this dinner with a program by the American Heritage Foun-dation. Dinner will begin at 6:30, Program at 7:30 pm.

The Orient of Kentucky Honors Weekend will be held November 15-16, 2019November 15 - Hospitality

November 16 10:00 am Conferral of the 33° at Louisville Scottish Rite Temple 12 Noon Ladies Luncheon at the Carol-Ford Room; Galt House Hotel 12:30 pm 33° & KCCH Lunch at Louisville Scottish Rite Temple 2:30 pm Investiture of the 32° K.C.C.H. Louisville Scottish Rite 6:30 pm Honours Banquet; Galt House Hotel, Grand Ballroom A (RSVP Required)

In December we will hold a Stated Meeting on the 12th and the Guard will have their dinner on December 14. Don’t forget the Master Craftsman Program is held every month on the last Sunday of the month; September 29, October 27, Novem-ber 24, and December 29.

Jon S. Dawson, 32° K.C.C.H.Venerable Master, Lodge of Perfection, Louisville Scottish Rite

Brethren,

As we come out of the Dark month of August, here at the Valley of Louisville, we are looking forward to the upcom-ing events planned for the last quarter of the year. Our first meeting back will be held on September 12. This will be a Family Dinner honoring our membership Service Awards. Dinner starts at 6:30 with the program to follow at 7:30 pm. We will hold our Stated Business Meeting on September 26 and we hope we will see you at both events.

Congratulations to the Orient of KentuckyA.A.S.R. Honours Class of 2019

33° Inspector General Honorary, ElectsValley of Covington

Russell Eric Creech, Sr., Raymond Allen Murphy

Valley of LexingtonRonnie Gay, Derek Brian Phelps

Valley of LouisvilleJames Larry Bullis, James William Hart,

Randolph Cranston Starks, Donald Howard Yankey

Valley of MadisonvilleRobert Boze Scarborough, Randall Keith Ware

32° Knight Commander of the Court of Houour, Elects

Valley of CovingtonJames Edward Bowling, Russell Eric Creech, Jr.,

Gregory Thomas England, James Douglas Fletcher, Jr.,William Kinley Hall, Dan Martin Kemble,Mitchell Allen May, John David Preston,

Johnnie Allen Stevens, Warren Philip Thompson,Lewis Newman Truitt

Valley of LexingtonStephen Ray Case, Dean Calvin Foster,

James Homer Gibson, James Goldman Hogue,Donald Lee Hughes, James Harold King, Jr.,Gary Darrell Lykins, Jon Richard Marcum,

Harry Thomas Rice, Dennie Delbert Ritchie,Jimmie Nelson West

Valley of LouisvilleFrederick Clay Ackiss, James Edward Brown,Ricky Terrell Bryant, Rodney Darrel Burress,

Stephen Gene Hawkins, Harold William Johnson,Geary Franklin Laird, Harold Richard Laird,

Michael Anthony Massie, Warren Lynn Miller,Gregory Alan Raque, Timothy Don Root,

Jerral L. Summers

Valley of MadisonvilleWalter Boyd Anderson, Douglas Warren Bunch,

Charles Arthur Durham, John Michael Heffington,James Vance Jones, James Richard Osborn, Jr.,

William Virgil Simpson, Richard Henry Sullivan, Jr.,Gerald Dwight Thomas, Thomas Eugene Thompson,

Robert Eugene Worthington, Jr.

Honours Program Will be held on Saturday, November 16, 2019

Conferral of the 33°10:00 AM - Louisville Scottish Rite Temple

Investiture of the 32° KCCH2:30 PM - Louisville Scottish Rite Temple

Honours Banquet 6:30 PM - The Galt House Hotel, Grand Ballroom A

($50 per person - RSVP Required)KCCH Luncheon at Mike Linning’s

Second AnnualJohn E. Moyers Memorial

Master Mason DinnerMonday, October 21, 2019

Galt House Grand Ballroom

Doors Open at 6 pmDinner at 7:00 pm

Tickets - $15 eachIncludes Dinner & Entertainment

(Ticket is transferable and must be presented at the door)

Sponsored by: The Masonic Homes of Kentucky


Candidates for the Grand Lodge of Kentucky

Thomas J. (Tom) BlahaBowling Green

KentuckyLodge / Affiliations:

Washington Meredith Lodge No. 355 Past Master

Marlin White Lodge of Research - Charter Member

Grand Lodge of Kentucky DDGM 2011-2012 Committee on Trial Oversight, Chair Committee on Appeals, Chair Grand Rep. to Grand Lodge of WI DDGM District #10 2015-16 Grand Marshall, 2018-19

York Rite Bowling Green Chapetr No. 38 Bowling Green Council No. 74 Bowling Green Commandery No. 23

Society of Past Masters Appalachian Central Kentucky Southern Kentucky

Occupation: Attorney, Thomas J. Blaha Law Office, LLC

Education: Valparaiso University Univ. of Louisville School of Law

E. Darren WilsonRichmond, Kentucky

Lodge / Affiliations: Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 14

Past Master, & 30 year memberO.D. Henderson Lodge No. 437 - Sec.

Marlin White Lodge of ResearchWaco Lodge No. 338, PM (Demitted)

Grand Lodge of Kentucky DDGM District #25 2012-2013 Committee on Masonry Matters Committee on Masonic Scholars, Chairman Ritualist

Masonic Homes of KY Ambassador District #25

Scottish Rite Valley of Lexington 32° K.C.C.H.

York Rite Frankfort Chapetr No. 3, Council No. 5 & Commandery No. 4

Order of the Eastern Star Rising Star Chapter No. 115 Member & Past Worthy Patron

Shriners InternationalOlieka Shrine - LexingtonSociety of Past Masters

Appalachian, Central Kentucky East Central Kentucky Southern Kentucky

Occupation: Master Electrician, Industrial Property Maintenance Business, Owner

Education: Graduate Scott Co. High School Central KY Vocational School

Phil RobinsonEddyville, Kentucky

Lodge / Affiliations: Joppa Lodge No. 167 - Past Master

Suwanee Lodge (1990) - Past MasterPaducah Lodge No. 127 - Past Master

(Demitted)Grand Lodge of Kentucky

Committee Masons Helping Masons Senior Ritualist

Masonic Homes of KY Life Member

Scottish Rite Valley of Masisonville 32° K.C.C.H. Scottish Rite Club of Western KY

York Rite Clay Chapetr No. 28 Princeton Council No. 43 Princeton Commandery No. 23

Shriners InternationalRizpah Shrine

Princeton Shrine ClubOrder of the Eastern Star

Member, Princeton Chapter No. 315Society of Past Masters

Central Kentucky Lakeland

Royal Order of Scotland Life Member

Occupation: Project Director, Retired, Dee Robinson Yacht Interiors, FL

Education: Tilghman High School, 1969 Paducah Community College

Military Service USAR 1970-1976

Cameron C. PoeLexington, Kentucky

Lodge / Affiliations: Lexington Lodge No. 1 - Past Master William O’Ware Lodge of Research

Grand Lodge of Kentucky DDGM District #20 - Three Terms Assistant Grend Tiler Committee on Masonic Education, Past Chairman Committee for Collegiate Fraternal Relations Committee on Credentials Grand Rep. to Grand Lodge of CA Served on the Southern Grand Masters Conference Committee

Masonic Homes of KY Ambassador 2011-2014

Scottish Rite Valley of Louisville 32° K.C.C.H.

York Rite Paintsville Chapetr No. 131 Fred W. McKenzie Council No. 98 Paintsville Commandery No. 48

Society of Past Masters Central Kentucky - Life Member

The Masonic Society 2018, Fellow

Rubicon Masonic SocietyLexington

Co-Founder, & Chairman

Grand Junior Warden Deputy G.M.

Save the Date

5th Annual Scotty Davenport Golf ScrambleTo benefit the Scottish Rite Foundation

September 27, 2019Audubon Country Club

For Details Contact The Louisville Scottish Rite at 502-584-6185

or Tim Root at 502-648-7640


Masonic Library and Museum AssociationCovington Scottish Rite

“I Didn’t Know That……” The earliest record of Masonic‘ritual” is an obligation found in Eng-land’s Regius Manuscript (circa 1390) following the Charges, which states: “And all the points hereinbefore To all of them he must be sworn, And all shall swear the same oath Of the masons, be they will-ing, be they loth”. Let us now look briefly at the ‘two grade’ system used in Scotland and brought to England.

The Edinburgh Register House Manuscript, dated 1696, titled “THE FORME OF GIVING THE MASON WORD” and supported by three similar documents (one discovered a few years back), as well as a minute book containing a portion of the ceremony, all nearly word for word, and all from the Southern part of Scotland; are strong evidence that these ceremonies were used for operative masons, previous to the formation of the Grand Lodge of London. It should be remembered


that the original English Manuscript Constitutions were used for Fellows, as the apprentices were no more than indentured servants who could be bought and sold, but as times changed, the apprentice was “entered” on the rolls and began to gain his status.

These documents state that the apprentice while on his knees and “after a great many ceremonies to frighten him”, he took up the book (Bible) and repeated the following: “By god himself and you shall answer to god when you stand nakd before him, , at the great day, you shall not reveal any pairt of what you shall hear or see at this time whither by word nor write nor put it in wryte at any time nor draw it with the point of a sword, or any other instrument upon the snow or sand, nor shall you speak of it but with an entered mason, so help you god”. (a simple obligation of secrecy). The candidate was then removed outside the door by the ‘youngest mason’ and taught the sign, postures, and words of entry and on his return, he took off his hat and made ‘a ridiculas bow’ gave the sign, word (actually both pillar words) and then he greeted the master and brethren, gave the sign again along with a spoken penalty. The ‘youngest mason’ then passed the word to his neighbor, and around the room to the Master, who in turn whispered it to the candidate.

This is the end of the ceremony, and is followed by 15 questions and answers. A partial list includes: “Are you a Mason? How shall I know it? Where were you entered? What makes a true and perfect lodge? Where was the first lodge? Are there any lights in your lodge? Are there any jewels in your lodge? These questions on this evening of course were answered for the candidate, but this masonic catechism was expected to be memorized.

After a few years, the ‘entered apprentice’ returns for the second ceremony, “master or fellow craft”. There is no attempt to frighten him. He again swears the previous oath, then is taken out by the ‘youngest master’, learns the sign, posture and ‘words of entrie’, and upon returning, makes the master’s sign and recites the greet-ing. The ‘youngest master’ again starts the rotation around the lodge, until it reaches the Master, who in turn whispers the word to the candidate on the “fyve points of the fellowship”, explained as foot, knee, heart, hand, ear, and a ‘gripe’ or handshake. The word for the Master or fellow craft is not mentioned in this or any of the previously mentioned documents. To receive a copy of this Scottish ritual, just email the library.

Other texts soon arrived. The English Sloane manuscript c. 1700, which introduces ‘without equivocation or mentall reservation’, the Scottish Dumfries Manuscript c. 1710, which describes a cabletow. These manuscripts were followed by several others texts…………What do you think??

Your Library has over 3,000 books and magazines available to you, and offers the Library for evening study groups.

You can visit your MLMA – Covington and receive a free library card, any any Wednesday, 6:00 to 8:00 pm or for an appointment just email Bill Lorenz, Librarian: [email protected]



McNeil Lodge No. 586will be hosting it’s annual “Bib Overalls Night”

The first Tuesday in September, September 3rd, 2019

We will eat a gourmet county dinnerof fried eggs and bologna with freshcut tomatoes YUM, YUM!

We will eat at 6:PM EST and have a tiled meeting at 7:30 PM EST, socome on out and enjoy a great meal and fellowship with your Brothers from all across the state.

Don’t forget to wear your bibs (or jeans if you ain’t got none), hope to see ya’ll there!

McNeil Lodge #586145 Ash Street

Lebanon Junction, KY

Greetings Brothers,

This article will find us out of the dark months and into a very active fall. There have been many brothers working throughout the summer to prepare the valley for the upcoming fall and winter and we believe that you will be pleased to find that the Valley of Covington is pursuing those things that are important to Scottish Rite Masonry. We continue to make improvements to the Temple that will enhance our degree work and showcase the rituals.

The library is receiving new material for those that want to really study our history and valued contributions to society. We are working on ways to make that wonderful information more readily available to the members. Scottish Rite masonry is alive and well in the Valley of Covington.

Below is an agenda of the upcoming events scheduled for the valley through December 31st of this year and a partial list-ing of those persons who will be chairing the committees and are are stepping up to make it happen! We have established some new committees and reinvigorated some old ones with individuals who are committed and I believe it will soon start showing. Please keep in mind that dates are always subject to change due to conflicts with other events. Hope to see you soon!

Friday, September 20th – Stated communication, Feast of Tishri Friday / Saturday, October 11th and 12th – Two day reunion at the temple Friday / Saturday, November 15th and 16th – KY Orient Honors, Louisville Friday, November 22nd – Stated communication, Recognition of Veterans Friday, December 20th – Stated communication and chili cook-off

Committees Director of Degrees: Jeff Bryant Sound and Lighting: Keith Dreier Masonic Education: Dave Casessa Membership: Ron Allari Ambassadors James Reynolds Scots Guard: Greg England Fund Raising: Billy Hall Travel: James Gazay Library: Bill Lorenz Master Craftsman: Brad Drew/ Greg England

In the bond of brotherhood,Ray Murphy, 33° ElectPersonal Representative, Valley of Covington

Valley of Covington

LEXINGTON SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION 2019 SPORTING CLAY SHOOT

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: LEXINGTON SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION

WHEN:

WHERE:

COST:

Saturday September 14, 2019 9:30 Instruction 10:00 Start Time

Bluegrass Sportsman's League 2500 Handy's Bend Rd, Wilmore,KY

$150.00 PER SHOOTER: INCLUDES SHELL'S, and LUNCH

TEAM PRIZES: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place

WHAT TO BRING: Eye and Ear Protection!

1:2:3:4:

SHOOTER'S NAME & 12 or 20 GAUGE BELOW: (LIMITED TO FIRST 40 SHOOTERS) ______________________________________GAUGE______________________________________________________GAUGE______________________________________________________GAUGE______________________________________________________GAUGE________________

In the early 1950s in Colorado, the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States initiated a program to help children ages 2-5 with speech and language disorders. The results obtained from this program led to the establishment of RiteCare clinics to provide diagnostic evaluation and treatment of speech and language disorders, as well as learning disabilities. Today, there are 178 RiteCare® clinics, centers, and special programs operating or planned for children and therapists located throughout the United States.

All of the net proceeds will go to Childhood Language Disorder Program in Lexington, KY

ALL CONTRIBUTIONS ARE TAX DEDICUTIBLE

Mail this Form and Payment to: Lexington Scottish Rite 553 Rosemont Garden Lexington, KY 40503

or Call the LEXINGTON SCOTTISH RITE OFFICE AT (859) 277-7856 for more information!

STATION SPONSORS ONLY: $50 EACH__________________________________

The structure of this shoot will be similar to a golf scramble, only we are exchanging our clubs for shotguns. Participants will shoot a round of 100 targets, in teams of 4 on a laid out course. There will be approximately 15 different stations from which targets are thrown on a variety of trajectories with different angles, speeds,

and elevations.

LEXINGTON SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION 2019 SPORTING CLAY SHOOT

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: LEXINGTON SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION

WHEN:

WHERE:

COST:

Saturday September 14, 2019 9:30 Instruction 10:00 Start Time

Bluegrass Sportsman's League 2500 Handy's Bend Rd, Wilmore,KY

$150.00 PER SHOOTER: INCLUDES SHELL'S, and LUNCH

TEAM PRIZES: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place

WHAT TO BRING: Eye and Ear Protection!

1:2:3:4:

SHOOTER'S NAME & 12 or 20 GAUGE BELOW: (LIMITED TO FIRST 40 SHOOTERS) ______________________________________GAUGE______________________________________________________GAUGE______________________________________________________GAUGE______________________________________________________GAUGE________________

In the early 1950s in Colorado, the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States initiated a program to help children ages 2-5 with speech and language disorders. The results obtained from this program led to the establishment of RiteCare clinics to provide diagnostic evaluation and treatment of speech and language disorders, as well as learning disabilities. Today, there are 178 RiteCare® clinics, centers, and special programs operating or planned for children and therapists located throughout the United States.

All of the net proceeds will go to Childhood Language Disorder Program in Lexington, KY

ALL CONTRIBUTIONS ARE TAX DEDICUTIBLE

Mail this Form and Payment to: Lexington Scottish Rite 553 Rosemont Garden Lexington, KY 40503

or Call the LEXINGTON SCOTTISH RITE OFFICE AT (859) 277-7856 for more information!

STATION SPONSORS ONLY: $50 EACH__________________________________

The structure of this shoot will be similar to a golf scramble, only we are exchanging our clubs for shotguns. Participants will shoot a round of 100 targets, in teams of 4 on a laid out course. There will be approximately 15 different stations from which targets are thrown on a variety of trajectories with different angles, speeds,

and elevations.

Northern KentuckyDistrict 18 Outdoor Raising

September 21, 2019 at 440 Ripple Run Road, Verona, KYOne or more Candidates will be Raised

to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason.Your Candidates are Welcome

Lodge opens at 11:00 am The host lodge, Good Faith Lodge #95,

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EventsBy-LawsFriedaland Lodge No. 863

At the next stated communication following publi-cation of this notice in The Masonic Home Jour-nal, Friedaland Lodge No. 863 will be voting to amend its By-Laws in regards to include increasing annual dues. All Brothers are urged to attend.

Special Elections/Votes

Resolution of Respect

Highland Lodge No. 311At the regularly stated communication in the month following publication of this notice in The Masonic Home Journal, Highland Lodge No. 311 will hold a special election for the Office of Jr. Warden and any other office that may become vacant due to that election. All Brothers are encouraged to attend.

Medley B. HooverLivermore Lodge No. 186, F&AM

Livermore, KentuckyIn memory of Brother Medley B. Hoover

Who died on July 3, 2019

WHEREAS, a Brother Mason, having com-pleted the designs written for him on life’s

trestle board, has passed through the portals of eter-nity and entered the Grand Lodge of the New Je-rusalem and hath received as his reward, the white stone with the new name written thereon; and WHEREAS, the all-wise and merciful Master of the Universe has called from labor to refreshment our beloved and respected Brother; and WHEREAS, he having been a true and faithful Brother of our Order; therefore be it; RESOLVED, that Livermore Lodge No. 186 F.&A.M. Grand Lodge of Kentucky, in testimony of her loss, be draped in mourning for thirty days and that we tender to the family of our deceased Brother, our sincere condolence in their deep afflic-tion, and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family.

Jeffrey L. Everly, MasterWallace R. Wigginton, Secretary

Pewee Valley Lodge No. 829At the first stated communication following publi-cation of this notice in The Masonic Home Jour-nal, Pewee Valley Lodge No. 829 will be voting to amend its By-Laws, including an increase in annual dues. All Brothers are urged to attend.

Goshen Lodge # 503Family Night

Honoring our Widows and Past Masters

September 5, 2019 at Goshen Lodge #503

9535 Twin Bridges Road, Alvaton, KY6:00 pm, CST

Everyone is welcome!

Winchester Lodge No. 20At the next stated communication following publica-tion of this notice in The Masonic Home Journal, Winchester Lodge No. 20 will hold discussions to amend its By-Laws. All Brothers are urged to attend.

Bloomfield Lodge No. 57We would like to invite all Masonic Brothers to our

200th Anniversary 10/19/2019

starting at 10 AM

For additional information contact Lodge Secretary Larry Husband at 502-673-3923 or 502-773-8190

Leitchfield Lodge No. 236At the regularly stated communication in the month following publication of this notice in The Masonic Home Journal, Leitchfield Lodge No. 236 will hold a special election for the Office of Treasurer and any other office that may become vacant due to that election. All Brothers are encouraged to attend.

Grahamville Lodge No. 707At the next stated communication following publi-cation of this notice in The Masonic Home Jour-nal, Grahamville Lodge No. 707 will be voting to amend its By-Laws, including an increase in annual dues. All Brothers are urged to attend.

Smith Lodge No. 775At the next stated communication following publi-cation of this notice in The Masonic Home Jour-nal, Smith Lodge No. 775 will be voting to amend its By-Laws, including a change in annual dues. All Brothers are urged to attend.

Meeting Creek Lodge No. 641At the next stated communication following publi-cation of this notice in The Masonic Home Jour-nal, Meeting Creek Lodge No. 641 will be voting to amend its By-Laws, including a change in annual dues to $85. All Brothers are urged to attend.

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WHEREAS, a Brother Mason, having com-pleted the designs written for him on life’s

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Masonic Home Journal September 2019 BREATHITT LODGE NO. 649 – Meets 2nd & 4th Sat. monthly 7:00 p.m., 321 Broadway St., Jackson. Larry Edward Southers, M.; Mark D Benham, Sec., (606) 331-1849; (E) [email protected] MOREHEAD LODGE NO. 654 – Meets 4th Tue. monthly 7:30 p.m., 746 W. Main St., Ste 2, Morehead 40351. Daniel Zackery Ingels, M.; Donald M. Lewis, Sec., 1000 Hogtown Cem-etery Rd., Morehead 40351; 606-783-1740; (e) [email protected] CENTRAL LODGE NO. 673 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m., 100 N. 2ndStreet, Central City 42330. Brandon Wayne Ferguson, M.; Ron Beck, Sec., PO Box 673, Cen-tral City 42330; 270-977-9576; (e) [email protected] HAZARD LODGE NO. 676 – Meets 2nd Mon. & 4th Sat. monthly 7:00 p.m. 548 MainSt., Hazard. Wesley T. Callahan, M.; Dirk M. Flinchum, Sec., 205 Argyll Cir; Hazard 41701;606-487-8270; (e) [email protected] TORRENT LODGE NO. 711 – Meets 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m. Mackie Richerson, Jr., M. 606-272-4209; George Turner, Sec. 606-568-0738 SUBURBAN LODGE NO. 740 – Meets at 3901 S. 3rd St., every Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Mitchell Garth Jordan, M.; James A. Jordan, Sec., 3010 Velden Dr.; Louisville 40220-3454; 502-836-9754 UTICA LODGE NO. 742 – Meets 1st Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m. 140 KY 140 West atUtica. Michael Dennis Knott, M.; Duane R. Atherton, Sec., 1110 E. Harmons Ferry Rd., Utica42376; 270-733-9230; (e) [email protected] CUMBERLAND VALLEY LODGE NO. 751 – Meets 2nd Mon. and 4th Sat. monthly7:30 p.m. 1 block west off US 25E at Gray, KY. Donald Eugene Reedy, M.; George B. Hamil, PO Box 662; Gray 40734; 606-344-5288; (e) [email protected] WHITESBURG LODGE NO. 754 –– Meets 1st. & 3rd. Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m., 65 N.Webb St. Jonathan Pearl Back, M., Eddie W. Bentley, Sec., P.O. Box 567, Whitesburg 41858;606-634-8867; (e) [email protected] HEBRON LODGE NO. 757 – Meets the 1st Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m., corner of SR20 &Hart Dr. James Lewis Fish, M.; Fred William Wege, Sec., (H) 859-586-5515; (C) 859-689-7708; (E) [email protected] JEFFERSONTOWN LODGE NO. 774 – Meets 2nd & 4th Sat. monthly 7:30 p.m. 10411Watterson Trl. Benjamin Washam, M.; Thomas B. Irwin, Sec., 3300 Eastside Dr. Louisville, KY 40220-3219; 502-458-7098; (e) [email protected] FT. THOMAS LODGE NO. 808 – Meets 3rd. Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m. 37 N. Ft. ThomasAve. across from Citizen’s Bank. Jeffery D Rath, M.; Ryan D. Engle, Sec., 10398 Vicksburg Ln., Independence 41051-7810; 859-394-8472; (e) [email protected] CARRSVILLE LODGE NO. 812 – Meets 2nd Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m. 2103 Main St.Timothy Wayne Perryman, M.; Robert G. Williams, Sec., 1226 Lola Rd., Salem 42078-9337; 270-704-1920; (e) [email protected] PEWEE VALLEY LODGE NO. 829 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m., PeweeValley Lodge Hall, Crestwood. Robert Allen Henry II, M.; Richard Fletcher, Sec., PO Box 1027; Crestwood 40014; 502-338-6683; (e) [email protected] SHAWNEE LODGE NO. 830 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m., 7016 Southside Dr. Michael David Brooks, M.; Jean-Pierre Joseph Janssen, (502) 262-8630; (E) [email protected] BOAZ MASONIC HOME LODGE NO. 850 – Meets 2nd & 4th Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m. 4100 Pinecroft Dr.; Louisville 40219 (at Highland Park Lodge #865) Timothy Leland Vander-hoof, M.; Steven Ray Ward, Sec., 502-235-7942; (E) [email protected] ACME LODGE NO. 851 – Meets 2nd Sat. monthly 6:00 p.m. (cst) 4716 Dixie Hwy.,Hwy. 31 W 2/10 m S. of Hwy 728 E & 31 W. Fredrick M. McBride, M.; David Alan Townsend, Sec., 502-931-8168 OKOLONA LODGE NO. 853 – Meets 2nd & 4th Tue. monthly 7:30 p.m., 8007 Blue LickRd. at Preston Hwy., Okolona. John Martin Holston, M.; Thomas L. Smith, Sec., 121 Tecum-seh Dr., Shepherdsville 40165; 502-523-8158; (e) [email protected] HIGHLAND PARK LODGE NO. 865 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 4100Pinecroft Dr., Louisville 40219; Larry Mialback, M. 502-333-2901; Larry S. Johnson, Sec., 213 Zelma Place, Shepherdsville, KY 40165; 502-417-5052 JAMES W. ALLEY LODGE NO. 869 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m., 2669King Kelly Hwy., Wayland. Aaron Davidson Rounds, M; Ernie Gullett, Sec., 44 Meadow-brook Ct., Prestonburg 41653; 606-263-4930; (e) [email protected] WHEELWRIGHT LODGE NO. 889 – Meets 2nd & 4th Wed. monthly 7:00 p.m., 65Shop Fork Rd., Wheelwright. Brandon Dean Hall, M.; Tyler J. Green, Sec., 3900 Ky. Rt. 550,Hueysville 41640; 606-369-3051; (e) [email protected] BUECHEL LODGE NO. 896 – Meets 1st & 3rd Thursday monthly 7:30 p.m. 7300 Fegenbush Ln., Louisville. Jeffery A. Lanzet, M.; Noel D. Cissell, Jr., Sec., 1484 Pine Creek Trl., Shepherdsville 40165-7298; 502-921-0079; (e) [email protected] KRYPTON LODGE NO. 905 – Meets 2nd & 4th Sat. monthly 7:00 p.m. 13007 Ky. Hwy.451, Krypton. Arlie Stidham Jr., M.: Robert W Williams, Sec., 606-438-8593; (E) [email protected] ST. MATTHEWS LODGE-PRP NO. 906 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m., 1410Gardiner Ln. beside main post office. Francisco “Paco” Rivera, M.; Robert W. Bracy, Sec., 2005 Patricia Dr., Louisville 40272-4432; 502-937-4764; (e) [email protected] SUNSET LODGE NO. 915 – Meets 2nd & 4th Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m., 221 Steedly Dr., Louisville. Michael Lee Ashley, M.; Louis E. Flamm, Sec., 4502 Dannywood Rd.; Louisville40220; 502-456-6757; (e) [email protected] CAMP KNOX LODGE NO. 919 – Meets 1st & 3rd Monday monthly (except FederalHolidays) 7:00 p.m., 1158 N. Dixie Hwy., Radcliff. Thomas Brandt Tennant, M.; James Arthur Wilbanks, Sec., (H) 270-304-1793; (C) 270-234-8279; (E) [email protected] HUGH HARRIS LODGE NO. 938– Meets 2nd & 4th Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m. at 2209S. Main St., Corbin. James Thomas Hendrickson II, M.; Nicholas James Scott, Sec., P.O. Box 152; Corbin 40702; 606-344-1110; (e) [email protected] BOONEVILLE LODGE NO. 939 – Meets 2nd monthly at 7:30 p.m. during the Summer months and 7:00 p.m. during the Winter months. George Turner, M. 606-568-0738; Phillip McIntosh , Sec., 606-493-5148 RUSSELL SPRINGS LODGE NO. 941 – Meets 2nd & 4th Monday monthly 7:00 p.m.,dinner at 6 p.m. at 72 High St. Kyle Mathew Dalton, M.; Justin Williams, Sec., 606-271-5231; (E) [email protected] FAIRDALE LODGE NO. 942 – Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m. 10008Mitchell Hill Rd., Louisville. Alan Johnson, M.; Stephen T. Lay, Sec., 205 Christa Lynn Rd.; New Albany, IN 47150; 502-727-3238; (e) [email protected] FORT CAMPBELL LODGE NO. 946 – Meets 1st Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m., 946 Thomp-sonville Ln., (Hwy. 911, 1.3 m E. of US 41A, .3 m W. of KY 115) Oak Grove. David L. Tucker, Sr., M.; Steven W. Grudzsinski, Sec., P.O. Box 342; Oak Grove 42262; 931-206-2344; (e) [email protected] JOHN W. HALL NO. 950 – Meets 2nd & 4th Sat. monthly 7:00 p.m. 154 Warco Rd.,Martin. Billy Ray Handshoe, M.; Jordon N. Case, Sec., PO Box 325; Martin 41649; 606-213-6128; (e) [email protected] SHIVELY LODGE NO. 951 – Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m., 4221 HillviewAve., Louisville. William H. Rader, M.; Raymond Carman, Jr., Sec., 1056 Johnson Ln., Taylorsville 40071; 502-477-2038; (e) [email protected] ROBERT M. SIRKLE LODGE NO. 954 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m. 553Rosemont Garden, Lexington. Walker Douglas Cooper, M.; Kent A. McClanahan, Sec., 3072 Blenheim Way, Lexington 40503-2754; 859-333-1792; (e) [email protected] FERN CREEK LODGE NO. 955 – Meets 1st & 3rd Sat. monthly 10:00 a.m., RobinsonLodge, 6919 Applegate Ln. Barry Michael McCaslin, M.; Luke Martin, Sec., P.O. Box 91456;Louisville 40291; 502-599-1780; (e) [email protected] YELLOW BANKS LODGE NO. 957 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m. at 227St. Ann St., Owensboro. Michael Dale Jones, M.; Jon Edward Grantham, 270-478-5030; (E) [email protected] LYNDON LODGE NO. 960 – Meets 2nd Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m., Lyndon BaptistChurch (3rd Fl. Educ. Wing), 8025 New LaGrange Rd. James Conrad Carter, M.; Charles E. Shelton, Sec., 315 Barricks Rd. Lot 202; Louisville 40229 ZONETON LODGE NO. 964 – Meets 1st & 3rd Sat. monthly 7:30 p.m., 176 Bucky Burton Dr. (1/2 mile S. of Jefferson Co. line off Blue Lick Rd.). Robert W Harker, M.; Harlan R. Compton, Sec., P.O. Box 714; Hillview 40129; 502-475-5447; (e) [email protected] RIVER CITY LODGE NO. 966 – Meets 1st Sat. monthly 10:00 a.m., 1410 GardinerLn., Louisville. Steven Edward Duley, M.; Lloyd George Pusey, Sec., 1217 Lyndon Ln; Rad-cliff 40160; 502-797-8889 (e) [email protected] MASONIC HOMES NO. 967 – Meets 4th Tuesday monthly 5:00 p.m., 250 Masonic Home Dr., Masonic Home. Andrew K. Hall, M.; Virgil K. Hall, Sec., PO 58573, Louisville 40268; 502-445-5353 (e) [email protected]

GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 2018-2019Gary C. Rose (464, 507).............................................Grand MasterGeary F. Laird (830).......................................Deputy Grand Master Ernest C. Jackson (869, 889, 998)..................Grand Senior WardenJames H. Gibson (491, 255, 997)...................Grand Junior Warden F. Keith Dreier, PGM (607)....................................Grand Treasurer Donald H. Yankey, PGM (586,633)........................Grand SecretaryBobby L. Baker (124).............................Assistant Grand Secretary Stephen W. Russell (124)........................Assistant Grand Secretary W. Gary Emberton (515, 997, 753).........................Grand Chaplain P. Ray Burchett (715, 998).............................Grand Senior Deacon John D. Cissel (896).......................................Grand Junior Deacon Thomas J. Blaha (355, 997)......................................Grand Marshal Steven D. Phillips (925)...................................Grand Sword Bearer David E. Nickel (507, 464)...................................Grand Pursuivant Marion E. Taulbee (315).................................................Grand Tiler Kenneth G. Rodgers (109, 999)......................Assistant Grand Tiler

DIRECTORY FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS LEXINGTON LODGE NO. 1 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 3112 Harrods-burg Rd. next to Fire Station #20. John W. Bizzack, M.; Richard S. Barela, Sec., PO Box 8127; Lexington 40533-8127; 859-309-0905; (e) [email protected] HIRAM LODGE NO. 4 –Meets 2nd & 4th Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m., 308 Ann St. Charles Edmond Smith Jr, M.; Bill Canon, III, Sec., P.O Box 182, Frankfort 40602-0182; 502-695-1538; (e) cigar- [email protected] SOLOMON’S NO. 5–Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m. 711 Frankfort Rd., S corner of Shelbyville Masonic Home on US 60 E, Shelbyville; Robert B. Edens, M.; William M. Yount, Sec., 330 Hempridge Rd., Shelbyville 40065; 502-633-2456; (e) [email protected] ABRAHAM LODGE NO. 8–Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m., 1410 Gardiner Ln., Louisville. Patrick Lee Helton, M.; Justin Ross, Sec., 5911 Middleground Drive, Louisville 40272; 502-292-8056 JERUSALEM LODGE NO. 9 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m., 5th Mon. 6:00 p.m., 461 Klutey Park Dr., Henderson. Joshua Caleb Trice, M.; James T. Roll, PO Box 1442; Henderson 42419-1442; 270-724-2265; (e) [email protected] MT. VERNON LODGE NO. 14 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 222 E. Main St., Georgetown. James Millard Fitzgerald III, M.; Eric Scott Stevens , Sec., P.O. Box 72, Georgetown, KY, 40324, 859-280-8444, [email protected] RUSSELLVILLE LODGE NO. 17 – Meets 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m., 1603 Nashville Road. Kory Gipson, M.; Dickie Oberhausen, Sec., 893 Echo Valley Rd.; Auburn 42206; 270-847-2072 ALLEN LODGE NO. 24 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. 3rd fl U.S. Bank, 200 S. Green St., Glasgow. Joseph Michael Harper, M.; Jeremiah P. Johnson, Sec., P.O. Box 711; Glasgow 42142; 270-651-7320; (e) [email protected] LANDMARK LODGE NO. 41 – Meets 1st and 3rd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., Eat at 6:30 P.M. 141 N. Main St., Versailles. Jeremy R. Kifer, M.; Michael J. Ford, Sec., 4086 Newtown Pike, Georgetown 40324; 502-863-9519; (e) [email protected] FORTITUDE LODGE NO. 47 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 127 East Main St., LaGrange, above Karens Bk Barn. Erik Vincent Reece, M.; Michael Martin, P.O. Box 224, LaGrange 40031; 502-599-7807; (e) [email protected] MAYSVILLE LODGE NO. 52 – Meets 2nd Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. Cox Bldg. 3rd fl; corner of Market & 3rd. Jimmy Lee Powell Jr., M.; Randall H. Cooper, Sec., 1207 Bisotti Dr., Maysville 41056, 606-564-3014; (e) [email protected] HART LODGE NO. 61 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m. 254 Edgewood Dr., 2 blks. of S. Main St., Nicholasville. William Frank Rivel, M.; Gary Darrell Lykins Sr, Sec., 859-608-4442; (e) [email protected] BOWLING GREEN LODGE NO. 73 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m.; 1601 Westen Ave., Bowling Green. Gregory L. Jones, M.; Darrell W. Clements, Sec., 1601 Westen Ave.; Bowling Green 42104; 270-320-3334; (e) [email protected] MORRISON LODGE NO. 76 – Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs.monthly 7:30 p.m., 125 N. Mul- berry St., Elizabethtown. Hector Arocho Cruz, M.; Matthew H. Lewis, Sec., 125 Mulberry St.; Elizabethtown 42701; 270-320-4019; (e) [email protected] AUGUSTA LODGE NO. 80 – Meets 1st Saturday monthly at 7:30 p.m., 128 Main St., Au-gusta 41002; Vernon Dale Wolfe, M., Gregory T. England, Sec., 702 Baldwin Dr., Maysville 41056; 606-407-6080; (e) [email protected] LEBANON LODGE NO. 87 – Meets 1st Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m. at Hwy. 55, Springfield Rd. & Corporate Dr. Leonard R. Richardson, M.; John M. Roution, Sec., 101 Hardin Place, Lebanon 40033; 270-692-7416. TADMOR LODGE NO. 108 – Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m., 204 E. Market St., Warsaw. Harvey Luther Beers, M.; Jerry L. Webb, Sec., PO Box 406, Warsaw 41095-0406; 859-567-4151; (e) [email protected] GOLDEN RULE-COVINGTON LODGE NO. 109 – Meets 2nd Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m., 1553 Madison Ave., Covington. Raymond Allen Murphy, M.; Charles M.Gurren, Sec., 10689 Blue Spruce Ln, Independence, 41051; 859-356-6762; (e) [email protected] HARRISON LODGE NO. 122 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., Masonic Build-ing, 125 Broadway, Brandenburg. Jack Leo Shacklett, M.; Benjamin P. Bowen, Sec., 88 Snel-ling Rd., Ekron 40117; 270-828-2464; (e) [email protected] PITMAN LODGE NO. 124 – Meets in Elk-Pit Masonic Temple, 1622 Elkhorn Rd., Camp-bellsville, 2nd Thurs., monthly 7:00 p.m. Steven Thomas Cundiff, M.; Ryan Scott Sprowles, Sec., 270-465-4579 PADUCAH LODGE NO. 127 – Meets 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. 2340 Jackson St., next to Tilghman High School football stadium. William Edward Bowling, M.; Alan Graham Tucker, Sec., 270-853-1771; (E) [email protected] BARKER LODGE NO. 129 – Meets 2nd & 4th Sat. monthly 7:30 p.m. 705 Main St., West Point. Donald E. Cress, M.; John E. Jolley, Sec., 3709 Timber Hollow Dr., Louisville 40219; 502-407-6700; (e) [email protected] OWENSBORO LODGE NO. 130 – Meets 2nd & 4th Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple, 227 St. Ann St., Ste 407, Owensboro 42303. Marvin Keith Troutman Jr, M.; William Kenneth Mounts, Sec., 816-622-0174; (e) [email protected] B. R. YOUNG LODGE NO. 132 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m. 15 Lincoln Circle, Hodgenville 42748. Brian G. Perkins, M., Jesse R. Sims, Sec., 108 Railroad Ave., Cave City 42127; 270-773-5711; (e) [email protected] CARROLLTON LODGE NO. 134 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. 210 Mar- rville Dr., next to Carroll Co. Hospital. Mac Edward Herman, M., Mark Lynn Kyle, Sec., 502-682-0355; (E) [email protected] IRVINE LODGE NO. 137 – Meets 2nd Thurs. monthly, 221 Broadway in Irvine; Meal 6 p.m., Lodge 7 p.m. Robert Justin Riddell, M; Glenn R. Wise, Sec., 20 Camp Burnamwood Rd., Irvine 40336; 606-723-4933; (e) [email protected] SMITHLAND LODGE NO. 138 – Meets 1st Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. Smithland, Hwy. 60 W next to Livingston Central HS. Micah Logan Joiner, M.; Michael C. Williams, Sec., PO Box 317; Smithland 42081; 270-928-3936; (e) [email protected] MADISONVILLE LODGE NO. 143 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m., 113 1/2 Main St., Madisonville; 1 block S. of courthouse. Donald Ross Bunch, M.; Dennis Ray Moore, Sec., (H) 270-875-1667; (C) 270-875-1667; (E) [email protected] TRIMBLE LODGE NO. 145 – Meets 2nd Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m., 913 E. Hwy. 60, Carter. Charles Russell Brown, M.; Ottis J. Moore, Jr., Sec., PO Box 238; Grayson 41143; 606-928-3302; (e) [email protected] ALEXANDRIA LODGE NO. 152 – Meets 1st Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m., 8034 Alexandria PK, NE corner of US 27 & Pete Neiser Way, Alexandria. Jim Moss, M.; Roger Cummins, Sec., 7541 Loch Lomond Dr. Alexandria, 41001; 859-635-3190; (e) [email protected] BULLITT LODGE NO. 155 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 376 High School Dr., Shepherdsville. William Vernon Young, M.; Kenneth G. Bernardi Jr., Sec., 9301 Clover-wood Ln; Louisville 40291; 502-231-1406; (e) [email protected] COLONEL CLAY LODGE NO. 159 – Meets 2nd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 1553 Madison Ave, Covington Scottish Rite Temple. Artie Charles Kidwell, M.; David Ray Finnell, Sec., 3045 Miller Ct.; Burlington 41005-9783; 859-586-9041; (e) [email protected]

DEVOTION LODGE NO. 160 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 1/8 mile S. of Man-O-War Blvd. 4085 Harrodsburg Rd., Lexington. William Jack Van Sant, M.; James L. Butler, Sec., 553 Rosemont Garden; Lexington 40503; 859-887-1897; (e) [email protected] ROBERTS LODGE NO. 172 – Meets 1st Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m., 210 Washington St., Fulton. Kevin W. Byrd, M.; Joseph E. Byrd, Sec., 210 Washington St.; Fulton 42041; 270-472-3334; (e) [email protected] SALT RIVER LODGE NO. 180 – Meets 2nd & 4th Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m., 158 Duane Way. Matthew W. Hallinan, M; Michael W. Burton, Sec., PO Box 582; Mt. Washington 40047; 502-376-7374 LIVERMORE NO. 186 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m.; 215 Hill St., across from Post Office. Jeffrey L. Everly, M.; Wallace R. Wigginton, Sec., 2838 Livermore Rd., Hart- ford 42347; 270-298-9202; (e) [email protected] MOUNTAIN NO. 187 – Meets 2nd Sat. & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m. 306 Paynes Creek Rd. Scotty Lee Partin, M; Bradley Miller, Sec., 167 Old Farm Rd.; Cannon 40923; 606-627-7529; (e) [email protected] STEPHENSBURG LODGE NO. 212 – Meets 1st Sat. monthly 7:30 p.m., on Hwy 86, 3 m W. of Cecilia. Lyndal Britt, M.; Benjamin Jackson Eells, Sec., 270-307-1398 SWIGERT-MIDDLETOWN LODGE NO. 218 – Meets 440 N. Madison Ave., Middletown 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m Kevin Lee Jump, M.; Allan L. Clark, Sr., Sec., 10700 Eagle Ridge Pl., Louisville 40223-2681; 502-245-5280; (e) [email protected] ORION LODGE NO. 222 – Meets 3rd Mon. monthly 8:00 p.m. 309 Chapel St., Falmouth. Turn on Chapel St. by Post Office. Alvin Charles Hornback, M.; Thomas Lee Nitschke II, Sec., 64 Hogg Ridge Rd.,Williamstown 41097; 859-638-2239; (e) [email protected] WILLIS STEWART LODGE NO. 224 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m. Middle-town Masonic Hall, 440 N. Madison St. Jason Russell Wilson, M.; Charles H. Morgan, Sec., 184 Sycamore Dr., Shepherdsville 40165-6156; 502-419-1307; (e) [email protected] BEAR WALLOW/CAVE CITY LODGE NO. 231 – Meets 1st & 3rd Fri. monthly 7:30 p.m., 702 N. Dixie Hwy., Cave City. across from Wigwam Motel. Brian Scott Smith, M.; James R. Poynter, Sec., 702 N Dixie Hwy, Cave City 42127; 270-773-2125; (e) [email protected] RIGHT ANGLE LODGE NO. 233 – Meets 4th Sat. monthly 7:30 p.m., Rte. 974 E. Trapp Goffs Corner Rd. off Hwy. 89, Winchester. Andrew Steven Gaskell, M.; John Charles Walker, Sec., 624 White-Turley Pike, Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 (H) 859-744-0322; (C) 859-749-0399; (E) jcw10032att.net LEITCHFIELD LODGE NO. 236– Meets 2nd Sat. & 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. SE side of Public Square above Escue Realty. William J. Dalton, M.; Robert E. Thomas, Sec., PO Box 243, Leitchfield 42755; 270-242-6582; (e) [email protected] ST. GEORGE LODGE NO. 239 – Meets in Scottish Rite Temple, Brook and Gray Sts., 1st & 3rd Wed. monthly 6:30 p.m. Thomas George, M.; Charles Bowman, Sec., 12514 Nursery Ln., Louisville 40243; 502-254-0185; (e) [email protected] MT. GILEAD LODGE NO. 255 – Meets 1st & 3rd Fri. monthly 7:30 p.m. PO Box 162, Science Hill, Ky. Warren Kenny King, M.; Wayne Edward Saylor, Sec., (H) 606-379-2796; (C) 606-416-2708; (E) [email protected] BURLINGTON LODGE NO. 264 – Meets 2nd Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m. 7072 Pleasant Valley Dr., Pleasant Valley & Camp Earst Rds. Christopher L Johnston, M; James E. Herzog, Sec., PO Box 62; Burlington 41005; 859-431-7423;(e) [email protected] ROBINSON-PLUMB LODGE NO. 266 – Meets in Robinson Lodge Hall, 6919 Apple-gate Ln. 1st & 3rd Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m. William E. McGrew, M; Charles Ray McFall, Sec.,8318 Terry Rd.; Louisville 40258-1748; 502-930-7173; (e) [email protected] CASSIA LODGE NO. 272 – Meets 1st & 3rd Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. 100 Masonic Ln. off N. Main, Morgantown. Kenneth R. Kemp, M; Joseph A. Barrow, Sec., PO Box 827, Morgan-town 42261; 270-999-0650; (e) [email protected] ZEBULON LODGE NO. 273 – Meets 2nd & 4th Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m. 256 W. Court St., Prestonburg. Jason Brent Caudill, M.; Christopher A. Griffith, Sec., 230 Prestons Estates; Paintsville 41240; 606-792-1223; (e) [email protected] PRESTON LODGE NO. 281 – Meets in Louisville DeMolay Commandery, 1410 Gardiner Ln., 2nd & 4th Wed. monthly 7:30 p.m. David Hampton, Sr., M.; Warren L. Miller, Sec., 1641 Beechwood Ave., Louisville 40204; 502-452-6404; (e) [email protected] DUNAVAN LODGE NO. 292– Meets 2nd Thurs. monthly 7:30 p.m., US 62, behind food mart, beside post office, Boston. Larry Owen Daugherty, M.; Richard Morgan, Sec., 400 Hawk Ridge, Bloomfield, KY, 40008, 502-673-0333, [email protected] KINGSTON LODGE NO. 315 –– Meets 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m., 2743 Battlefield Memorial Hwy., Berea. Carl Gilbert McCray, M.; Dennis G. Mills, Sec., PO Box 129, Berea 40403; 859-200-2285; (e) [email protected] MILES LODGE NO. 341 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., 214 Cupio Rd., 2 m from 31W to Lodge on Cupio Rd. Kyle Felton Hardin III, M.; John T. Harrison, Sec., 11408 Courage Ct.; Louisville 40229-2568; 502-231-9676 WILMINGTON LODGE NO. 362 – Meets 2nd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m. 15489 Madison Pike, Demossville 41033. Jeffery Michael Sloan Jr, M., William A Cornelius, Sec., (H) 859-356-0181; (E) [email protected] THOMAS C. CECIL LODGE NO. 375 – Meets 4th Friday monthly 7:00 p.m. (est) at 120 Pike St., Pikeville. Timothy Earl Stephens, M.; Robert Andrew Linton, Sec., 606-424-6169; (E) [email protected] LOUISVILLE LODGE NO. 400 –– Meets 2nd Mon. monthly 7:30 p.m., Scottish Rite Temple, Brook & Gray St. Timothy Don Root, M., Randolph C. Starks, Sec., PO Box 34728, Louisville 40232-0728; 502-418-2585; (e) [email protected] MONTICELLO LODGE NO. 431 –– Meets 2nd Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m., dinner at 6:00 p.m. 1841 W. Hwy 92, Monticello 42633. Erwin B. New, M; Sam Shelton, Sec., 1099 Old Zula Road.; Monticello 42633-7577; 606-307-8287 PLAIN CITY LODGE NO. 449 – Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m., 308 Joe Clifton Dr., Paducah. Larry J. Waggoner, M.; Joe E. Tracy, Sec., 105B Jan Lyn Dr., W. Paducah 42086; 270-210-4892; (e) [email protected] CRESCENT HILL LODGE NO. 456 – Meets 2nd Wed. monthly 7:00 p.m. 240 Masonic Home Dr. Masonic Home. Wesley A. Mertz Jr., M; Jeff Caufield II, Sec.; 3543 Nanz Ave., Louisville 40207; 502-645-2063; (e) [email protected] SIEVERS LODGE NO. 491 – Meets 2nd & 4th Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m. next to Nancy Funeral Home, 9560 W. Hwy. 80. Michael Todd Gibson, M.; Michael S. McQueary, Sec., 200 Chester Kidd Rd.; Somerset 42503; 606-875-4208; (e) [email protected] BUFORD LODGE NO. 494 – 100 S. Winter St., Midway, 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m. Nathan Craig, M.; Charles T. Beagle, Sr., Sec., 461 Bold Ct., Versailles 40383; 859-873-3974 BARDWELL LODGE NO. 499 – Meets 2nd Tues. monthly 7:00 p.m. Hwy. 51 S. between mile markers 6 - 7. Charles Thomas Bean, M.; Edward B. Mantle, Jr., Sec., PO Box 458, Bardwell 42023; 270-628-9120; (e) [email protected] KILWINNING LODGE NO. 506 – Meets 2nd Wed. monthly Robinson Lodge, 6919 Apple-gate Ln. 7:30 p.m. Brandon M Yates, M.; Mark Jeffrey Yates, Sec., (H) 502-239-3045; (C) 502-664-7367; (E) [email protected] VALLEY-DAYLIGHT LODGE NO. 511 – Meets 2nd Sat. 10:00 a.m. & 4th Sat. at 6:30 p.m. monthly 9619 Dixie Hwy. John A. Cornell, M.; Virgil K. Hall, Sec., PO Box 58573, Louisville 40268; 502-445-5353; (e) [email protected] McNEIL LODGE NO. 586–Meets 1st & 3rd Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m. at 145 Ash St., Leb. Jct. Corey Richard Goff, M.; Quentin E. Johnson, Sec., 1330 Beech Grove Rd., Shepherdsville 40165; 502-543-2635 HENRY BARNES LODGE NO. 607 – Meets 4th Tues. monthly 7:30 p.m. 523 Park Ave., Newport. NE corner East 6th and Park. Bobby Earl Crittendon, M.; Keith Dreier, Sec., 241 Colony Dr., Edgewood 41017; 859-331-7240; (e) [email protected] CUSTER LODGE NO. 624–Meets the 2nd Sat. monthly 7:00 p.m.(CT) Jeremy G. Mat-tingly, M.; William W. Roberts, Sec., PO Box 294; Vine Grove 40175-0294; 270-877-5163; (e)[email protected] OLIVE HILL LODGE NO. 629–Meets 1st Sat. monthly 7:00 p.m., 4 m W. of US 60 from I-64 exit 161, left onto Jordan Htgs, Lodge at top of hill. Donnie Blaine Webb , M.; John R. Liles, Sec., PO Box 882, Olive Hill 41164; 606-286-0245; (e) [email protected] AURORA LODGE NO. 633 – Meets 2nd & 4th Mon. monthly 7:00 p.m. at Robinson No. 266, 6919 Applegate Ln., Louisville 40219. Roy Caudill, M.; Harold W. Johnson, Sec., 103 Kate Ct., Bardstown 40004; 502-507-0927; (e) [email protected] BURNSIDE LODGE NO. 634 – Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. monthly 7:00 p.m. 82 Central Ave., Burnside. Douglas Allan Huntsman, M.; Don R. Brake, Sec., P.O. Box 132, Burnside 42519-0132; 606-561-5653; (e) [email protected] LEWIS-PARKLAND LODGE NO. 638 – Meets at 1410 Gardiner Ln. beside the main post office, 1st & 3rd Fri. monthly 7:30 p.m. Richard E. Hazel, M.; Darrel K. Scott, Sr., Sec., 2026 Kendall Ln.; Louisville 40216-2857; 502-594-0450


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INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF JOB’S DAUGHTERS Bethel #18 – Louisville, KY. Meets at Jeffersontown Lodge No. 744, 10411 Watterson Trail; Jeffersontown 40299 on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. Mailing address: Bethel #18, JDI, P.O. Box 33121, Louisville, KY 40232-3121

Contact person for the Bethel and Jobs Daughters in Kentucky:David L. White.........................................................Associate Bethel Guardian

502-797-7069ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS

Kassie D. Parrish......................................................................Supreme Deputy568 Mapleview Drive, Mt. Washington, KY 40047; 502-538-6787

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Greg W. Coffey (740)..............................................................Executive Officer Active Member International Supreme Council

6902 Lakegreen Court, Louisville KY 40291; 502-724-0107Joshua Ball ....................................................................State Master Councilor

SHRINERS INTERNATIONAL - KENTUCKY KOSAIR SHRINERS — Meets 2nd Friday in January, April, September and December at Kosair Shrine Center, 4120 Bardstown Rd., Louisville KY, 40218 Stop in for lunch M-F 11-2. Rick Laird, Potentate; 4404 Stone Wynde Dr., Louisville 40272, 502-500-4404; Troy R. Royalty, III, Recorder, [email protected], 502-585-5412, x-103; Darrell G. Waddell, Webmaster, [email protected]; Website: www.kosair.com OLEIKA SHRINERS – Meets 1st Thurs. of each month except July & Au-gust. 326 Southland Dr., Lexington, KY 40503. Ray Canterberry, Potentate, 859-262-5138. Kent McClanahan, Recorder; 859-608-8133 RIZPAH SHRINERS—Meets 2nd Thurs. of every month except July & Au-gust, 7:30 P.M., Kenneth R. Byassee, Potentate; James Woodard, Recorder, PP, 3300 Hanson Rd, Madisonville 42431. Office 270-821-3187, Fax 270-825-9178; WebSite: 222.rizpahshriners.org

ORGANIZATIONS AAHMED GROTTO—10703 W. Manslick Rd., Fairdale, 40118. Meets 2nd Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Russell Grant, Monarch; Bob Hodges, Sec., P.O. Box 411, Elizabethtown 42702. APPALACHIAN PAST MASTERS SOCIETY–Meets on the 2nd, 5th Saturday of the year. Anthony Skeans, President; Bobby Danner, Sec-Treas.; [email protected] or 606-657-1234 C. FRYE HALEY PAST MASTERS ASSOCIATION - P.O Box 1874: Elizabethtown Kentucky, KY 42702 Meets on the 5th Friday; Location to be announced. Dan Stogner, President; 270-734-0709 [email protected]. Ev-erett Hallisy 270-234-3110: [email protected] Secy/Treas. PAST MASTERS SOCIETY OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY—Meets on 5th Sat. by invitation. Ray Carman, Jr. (950/210), Pres. 502-551-3016; Virgil Hall (511), Secretary/Treasurer, PO Box 58573, Louisville 40268, 502-445-5353 [email protected] ST. JOHN’S DAY LEAGUE—c/o: Bruce Lott; 3761 Johnson Hall Drive, Masonic Home, KY 40041; 502-259-9627. TRAVELERS GRAND CHAPTER—Low Twelve Masonic Bikers Asso-ciation meets last Sunday each month at Bullitt Lodge, 376 High School Dr., Shepherdsville. Jerry Jones, Pres.; Paul Sigman, Sec., 212 Bryant St., Eliza-bethtown 42701; [email protected].

ANCIENT & ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITEORIENT OF KENTUCKY - Terry L. Bowman, 33° P.G.M. Deputy

LOUISVILLE CONSISTORY—Meets 2nd & 4th Thurs., Scottish Rite Temple, Brook & Gray Sts., Louisville, 7:30 P.M. Kevin Reardon, 33°, Master of Kadosh; Jon S. Dawson, 32° KCCH, Venerable Master; Randolph Starks, 32° KCCH, Secretary/Registrar; David White, 33°, Personal Representative. INDRA CONSISTORY—Meets 3rd Fri., Scottish Rite Temple, 1553 Madi-son Ave., Covington (except Jan., Feb., July & Aug.). Chad Gehring, 32° KCCH, Master of Kadosh; Keith Dreier, 33°, Secretary/Registrar; Ray Mur-phy, 32°, KCCH, Personal Representative. LEXINGTON CONSISTORY—Meets on 3rd Thurs. each month except January & February at 7:30 P.M. Dinner at 6:30 P.M., ladies invited. 553 Rosemont Garden, Lexington. Roger L. Trent, 32° KCCH, Venerable Master; James L. Butler, 33°, Secretary/Registrar; Robert W. Davenport, P.G.M., 33°, Treasurer; Christopher Lee Stout, 33º, Personal Representative. WEST KY. CONSISTORY—Meets 3rd Thursday each month except Janu-ary & February, West Kentucky Scottish Rite Temple, 668 Park Ave., Madi-sonville. Robert M. Bradley, 32° KCCH, Master of Kadosh; Kenneth E. Vin-cent, 32° KCCH, Venerable Master; Dirk R. Molt, 33°, Secretary/Registrar, James F. Molt, 33°, Personal Representative.

ROYAL ARCH MASONS GRAND CHAPTER OFFICERSRonald M. Ledford........................................................M.E. Grand High Priest Rick Sears........................................................................................Grand King George R. Arnold...........................................................................Grand ScribeWilson K. Wilder.......................................................Grand Captain of the HostJ. B. Hitt, II, PGHP....................................................................Grand Treasurer

8110 Spring Orchard Ct. Louisville 40218 (502) 499-0165; [email protected] H. King, PGHP................................................................Grand Secretary

400 N. 4th Street, Danville, KY 40422 (859) 209-4120; [email protected]

KING SOLOMON CHAPTER NO. 5—Meets in Louisville DeMolay Asy-lum, 1410 Gardiner Ln., 3rd Wed. monthly, 7:30 P.M. Larry R. Herron, H.P.; John A. Johnson, Sec., 7202 Gaymont Dr., Louisville 40214, 502-432-5739 BULLITT CHAPTER NO. 44 R.A.M.–Meets the 1st Saturday morning every month at 9:30 AM at Bullitt Lodge Hall, High School Drive, Shepherds-ville 40165. Glenn Gray, H.P.; G. Michael Miller, Sr., Sec., 329 S. Sherrin Ave., Louisville 40207, 502-895-7793.

ROYAL & SELECT MASTERS GRAND COUNCIL OFFICERSCharles A. Durham................................................................M.I. Grand Master Thomas E. Bustle..............................................................Deputy Grand Master Mike McQueary.........................................Grand Principal Conductor of Work Larry Carte..............................................................Grand Captain of the Guard J.B. Hitt II..................................................................................Grand Treasurer

8110 Spring Orchard Ct. Louisville 40218 (502) 499-0165; [email protected] H. King, PGC..................................................................Grand Recorder

400 N. 4th Street, Danville, KY 40422 (859) 209-4120; [email protected]

LOUISVILLE COUNCIL NO. 4—Meets in Louisville DeMolay Asylum, 1410 Gardiner Ln., 3rd Wed. monthly, 7:30 P.M. Robert A. Henry, I.M.; John A. Johnson, Sec., 7202 Gaymont Dr., Louisville 40214, 502-432-5739. BULLITT COUNCIL NO. 114 R&SM–Meets the 1st Saturday morning every month at 9:30 AM at Bullitt Lodge Hall, High School Drive, Shepherds-ville 40165. Tom B. Irwin, I.M.; Glenn Gray, Rec., 254 Chalet Dr., Lebanon Jct. 40150, 502-543-9563; [email protected].

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR GRAND COMMANDERY OFFICERSJ. William Riggs...........................................................R.E. Grand Commander Marvin Blaine..........................................................Deputy Grand Commander William J. Jackson.............................................................Grand Generalissimo Joseph Giles...................................................................Grand Captain General J. B. Hitt (12).............................................................................Grand Treasurer

8110 Spring Orchard Ct. Louisville 40218 (502) 499-0165; [email protected] H. King Jr. (17 - 30 - 31)..................................................Grand Recorder

400 N. 4th St., Danville, KY 40422 (859) 209-4120; [email protected]

LOUISVILLE-DEMOLAY COMMANDERY NO. 12—Meets 1st Tues., each month at 6 p.m. for a School of Instruction and the 3rd Tuesday each month at 6:30 p.m. for dinner and Conclave at 1410 Gardiner Ln. Garry L. Terry, E.C.; G. Michael Miller, Sr., Rec., 329 S. Sherrin Ave., Louisville 40207, 502-895-7793.

YORK RITE BODIES ELIZABETHTOWN YORK RITE BODIES–Meets at the Masonic Tem-ple, 125 North Mulberry Street, (US62) Elizabethtown, KY. 2nd Thurs. each month at 7:30 p.m. William L. Brawner, Secretary/Recorder, 3325 Sportsman Lake Road, Elizabethtown, KY 42701; [email protected] LEXINGTON YORK RITE BODIES–Meets at the Masonic Temple, 4085 Harrodsburg Rd., (US68) Lexington, KY. 2nd Thurs. each month at 7:30 p.m. James Butler, Secretary/Recorder; 553 Rosemont Garden, Lexington 40503; 859-887-1897; [email protected] MADISONVILLE YORK RITE BODIES–Meets at the Madisonville Con-sistory, 668 Park Ave, Madisonville, KY 42431. 4th Tuesday each month at 7:30 p.m., meal at 6:45 pm, Ronald C Dockery, Secretary/Recorder; PO Box 318, Greenville, KY 42345; 270-338-5317; [email protected]

ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR ELECTIVE OFFICERS 2018-2019Susan Miller.....................................................................Worthy Grand Matron Jim Porter..........................................................................Worthy Grand Patron Joyce Baker..................................................................Associate Grand Matron Doug Holbrook..............................................................Associate Grand Patron Debbie Ballinger.......................................................................Grand Secretary

102 E. Washington St., La Grange, KY 40031 (502) 222-0248Ernie Davis................................................................................Grand Treasurer Myrna LaFoy........................................................................Grand Conductress Linda Overfield....................................................Associate Grand Conductress Bobby Butler...............................................................................Grand Sentinel

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PHONE (502) 451-3535 & FAX (502) 458-8565ROBERT RIVERA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

HARRIETT DERR, MATRONElected Officers and Directors

Melva Dukes........................................................................................President Wilma Phillips.............................................................................Vice President Grace Ann Barany................................................................................Secretary Edward “Sonny” Johnson....................................................................Treasurer Jeanette Riedling...................................................................................Director Karle Lahde...........................................................................................Director Nancy Propes.........................................................................................Director Barbara Hockenbury..............................................................................Director Faye Green.............................................................................................Director

Ex-officio DirectorsSusan Miller.....................................................................Worthy Grand Matron Jim Porter..........................................................................Worthy Grand Patron Joyce Baker..................................................................Associate Grand Matron Doug Holbrook..............................................................Associate Grand Patron Myrna LaFoy........................................................................Grand Conductress Linda Overfield....................................................Associate Grand Conductress Bobby Butler...............................................................................Grand Sentinel

All applications for life care admission should be sent to Wilma Phillips, Chairperson

9622 Anita Blvd., Louisville, KY 40272; 502-937-7831

QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER NO. 1—Meets 4th Thurs., in Reeves Hall, 4221 Hillview, Louisville 40216. Connie Soeder, W.M., 4837 Partridge Run, 40214; Lana Ashby, Sec., 3413 Park Row Dr., 40216, 502-447-8986. VALLEY CHAPTER NO. 65—Meets at Valley Lodge Hall, 9619 Dixie Hwy., 1st Tue., 7:00 P.M. Kitty Holsinger, W.M.; Don Sergeant, Sec., 10416 Deering Road, Louisville 40272; 502-937-3510 (H), 502-657-9239 (C). ROB MORRIS CHAPTER NO. 114—Meets 3rd Thurs. 7:30 P.M. in Ma-sonic Hall, LaGrange. Mrs. Rhonda Martin, W.M.; Mrs. Louise Morris, Sec., 2915 West Highway 22, Crestwood KY 40014. PURITY CHAPTER NO. 116—Meets in Robinson Lodge Hall, 6919 Ap-plegate Ln. 3rd Mon., 7:30 P.M. Cheryl Harrington, W.M.; Janet F. Varon, Sec., 10526 Glenmary Farm Dr., Louisville 40291, 502-762-0637. FAIRDALE CHAPTER NO. 153— Meets on the 2nd Tues., 7:30 P.M. at Fairdale Masonic Hall, Mitchell Hill Rd. Barbara Hockenbury, W.M.; and Marty Bennett, W.P.; Marla Paschal, Sec., P.O. Box 102, Fairdale 40118; 502-367-4705. SOUTHERN STAR CHAPTER NO. 154—Meets at 3901 S. 3rd St., Louis-ville, 3rd Tues., 7:00 P.M. Rebecca Bartlett, W.M.; Debbie Ballinger, Sec., 645 Crum Ct., Simpsonville 40067, 502-812-7631. HARMONY CHAPTER NO. 273—Meets 2nd Thurs., 7:30 P.M., Okolona Lodge Hall, 8007 Blue Lick Rd., Louisville 40219. Veronica Woodruff, W.M.; Harriett B. Derr, Sec., 179 Paula Ln., Shephardsville 40165, 502-957-5516. MIDDLETOWN CHAPTER NO. 319—Meets Middletown Lodge, Madi-son Ave., Middletown, 2nd Mon., 7:30 P.M. Dora Vanderhoof, W.M.; David White, Sec., 2403 Stonehurst Dr., Louisville 40242-3119, 502-326-5774. RISING SUN CHAPTER NO. 415—Meets 1st Tues., at 7:00 P.M. at Cres-cent Hill Lodge Hall, 204 Vale Rd., Middletown. Ima Johns, W.M.; Elaine Hitt, Sec., 8110 Spring Orchard Ct., Louisville 40218, 502-499-0165. MT. WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. 552—Meets 3rd Thurs., at Salt River Lodge Hall, on Fisher Ln. off Hwy. 44 East in Mt. Washington at 7:00 P.M. Ruth Conway, W.M.; Derrick McDaniel, W.P.; Carolyn Cox, Sec., 142 Beech-tree Ln., Mt. Washington 40047, 502-904-0798. SHIVELY STAR CHAPTER NO. 566—Meets at Howard C. Reeves Ma-sonic Bldg., 4221 Hillview Ave., 4th Tues. at 7 P.M. Christina Trubenbach, W.M.; Peggy Owens, Sec., 237 Ables Way #25, Mt. Washington 40047; 502-608-4046. ZONETON CHAPTER NO. 576—Meets 2nd Thurs. each month at 7:30 P.M. at Zoneton Lodge on Blue Lick Rd. May Meffert, W.M.; Ray Wolford, W.P.; Vivian Wise, Sec., 9804 Mary Dell Ln, Louisville 40291, 502-239-1162.

ORDER OF THE AMARANTH, INC. OF KENTUCKYGRAND COURT OFFICERS

Grand Royal Matron..........................................................H.L. Sandy Edwards Grand Royal Patron............................................S.K. William “Randy” McLain Grand Associate Matron....................................................H.L. Betsy Edwards Grand Associate Patron.............................................S.K. C. Bedford CrenshawGrand Conductress..........................................................H.L. Patricia Hardesty Grand Associate Conductress..............................................H.L. Yvonne Shuck Grand Treasurer.........................................................................H.L. Ellie Hicks Grand Secretary....................................................................H.L. Gerri Fromme

2704 Bagby Way, Louisville, Kentucky 40216 (502) 468-4491 KENTUCKY COURT NO. 1—Meets 7:30 p.m. 4th Tuesday of the month at the DeMolay Commandery Asylum, 1410 Gardiner Lane, Louisville. H.L. Louaine Sorg, R.M.; S.K. C. Bedford Crenshaw, R.P.; SK Robert Owens, Sec., 126 Crestview Ct , Charlestown, IN 47111, 812-989-6965.

ORDER OF THE WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM LOUISVILLE SHRINE NO. 1, W.S. of J.—Meets 1st Wed., DeMolay Commandery Asylum, 1410 Gardiner Ln., 7:30 P.M. Beth Cundiff, W.H.P.; Charles Puckett, W.O.S., Beverly H. Westphal, W.S., 1886 Douglass Blvd., Louisville 40205, 502-459-2277.

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