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Brethren, April has been dedicated youth month by Most Worshipful William Hershey. As such, he asked we celebrate a youth organization during April. How much do you know about these organizations? Here is some information I hope you find useful. Job’s Daughters Job's Daughters was founded in 1920 by Mrs. Ethel T. Wead Mick in honor and memory of her mother. She gained the consent of Most Worshipful J. B. Fraden- burg, of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska and Mrs. Anna J. Davis, the Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Nebraska. Their motto was to be and still is "Virtue is a quality which highly adorns woman". Jobies are praised for their memory work and delivery. "Mother Mick" was fond of the Book of Job, and took the name of the organization as a reference to Job’s three daughters. The Book of Job, 42nd chapter, 15th verse says, "In all the land were no women found so fair as the Daughters of Job, and their father gave them inheritance among their brethren". Members are located in the United States, Canada, Australia, the Philippines, and Brazil. . Job’s Daughters perform service projects to help their community and the less fortunate. They actively support the Hearing Im- paired Kids Endowment (HIKE) Fund, which purchases hearing assistive devices for hearing impaired chil- dren. A masonic heritage is required to join. Rainbow Girls The Rainbow Girls came into existence on April 6, 1922, when the Reverend Worshipful Mark Sexson, was asked to make an address before the Order of the Eastern Star, in McAlester, Oklahoma. He had worked with the Order of the DeMolay, and he had suggested at that meeting that a similar order for young women be construct- ed. The first Initiation consisted of a class of 171 young women in the auditorium of the Scottish Rite Temple. The original name was "Order of the Rainbow for Girls". The organization teaches leadership training through community service. Young women (ages 11–20/21) learn about the value of charity and service through their work with service projects. Pride is gained from volun- teering for a community clean-up project, playing checkers with a senior citizen, or the accomplishment of rais- ing funds to support another charitable organization. Some charities have included Scottish Rite Hospitals, Make- A-Wish Foundation, and the American Cancer Society. On the local Assembly level, members plan and organize service projects on an ongoing basis. A Masonic heritage is not required. DeMolay The Order of DeMolay, an international fraternal organization for young men ages 12 to 21was founded by Frank S. Land. Frank received a phone call one day to assist a young man named Louis Lower, the son of a re- cently deceased Mason. Frank was extremely impressed with Louis, and so was his wife. As their relationship became stronger, Louis was asked to bring his friends by to form a club. As Frank was Commander for the De- Molay Council of Kadosh, they decided the ideals of Jacques DeMolay to be the basis for their club. On March 24, 1919, the DeMoly was formed at the Scottish Rite Temple in Kansas City, Missouri. Often March 18 is stated as the founding date because Jacques DeMolay died on that date. DeMolay is open for membership to young men of good character who acknowledge a higher spiritual power. It has about 15,000 active members in the United States and Canada. There are active chapters in Australia, Ar- gentina Aruba, Philippines, Bolivia, Italy, Peru, Romania, France Albania, Japan, Montenegro, and Serbia. The crown appearing in the self-adopted heraldic arms (the emblem) of the order contains 10 rubies, each representing one of the original nine members and the organization's founder, Frank S. Land . The rubies were originally portrayed as pearls; as each founding member died, the pearl representing him was changed to a ruby. The DeMolay is celebrating their 100 th anniversary this April 1. A Masonic heritage is not required. FROM THE EAST Newsletter Date: April 2019 Cherrydale-Columbia Cherrydale-Columbia Lodge No. 42 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons 3805 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207 2019 CHERRYDALE-COLUMBIA LODGE OFFICERS Worshipful Master: Michael Joseph Zabrowski 703.474.1030 [email protected] Senior Warden: Andrew Evan Vellenga 919.616.2252 [email protected] Junior Warden: Jesus Robert Ortiz 703.395.0755 [email protected] Treasurer: Jeffrey James Ameen 330.881.5333 [email protected] Secretary: Carl Edward Weaver, PDDGM 703.338.0267 [email protected] Senior Deacon: Theodore Taylor Crowley 678.234.8663 [email protected] Junior Deacon: Edward William McNelis 757.871.1253 [email protected] Chaplain: Sean Donald O’Reilly 702.371.2721 [email protected] Senior Steward: Troy Edward Van Winkle, PM 571.699.4638 [email protected] Junior Steward: Kelly McDowell McCormick 703-585-1273 [email protected] Marshal: David Andrew Schwartz 301.904.1696 [email protected] Tiler: Robert Browning Rench Jr., PM 703.536.6634 Musician: William Stephen Barker 703.892.6522 [email protected] Musician Emeritus: Rev. F. Reed Brown, PM Lodge Instructor of Work Dean Frederick Jones 202-489-7331 [email protected] Trustees Jay Alexander Brannam, PDDGM John Weldon Frank, PM Donald Ellis Strehle, PDDGM Sincerely and Fraternally, Michael Joseph Zabrowski Worshipful Master, 2019 Michael Joseph Zabrowski Worshipful Master
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Brethren, April has been dedicated youth month by Most Worshipful William Hershey. As such, he asked we celebrate a youth organization during April. How much do you know about these organizations? Here is some information I hope you find useful. Job’s Daughters Job's Daughters was founded in 1920 by Mrs. Ethel T. Wead Mick in honor and memory of her mother. She gained the consent of Most Worshipful J. B. Fraden-burg, of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska and Mrs. Anna J. Davis, the Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Nebraska. Their motto was to be and still is "Virtue is a quality which highly adorns woman". Jobies are praised for their memory work and delivery. "Mother Mick" was fond of the Book of Job, and took the name of the organization as a reference to Job’s three daughters. The Book of Job, 42nd chapter, 15th verse says, "In all the land were no women found so fair as the Daughters of Job, and their father gave them inheritance among their brethren". Members are located in the United States, Canada, Australia, the Philippines, and Brazil. . Job’s Daughters perform service projects to help their community and the less fortunate. They actively support the Hearing Im-paired Kids Endowment (HIKE) Fund, which purchases hearing assistive devices for hearing impaired chil-dren. A masonic heritage is required to join. Rainbow Girls The Rainbow Girls came into existence on April 6, 1922, when the Reverend Worshipful Mark Sexson, was asked to make an address before the Order of the Eastern Star, in McAlester, Oklahoma. He had worked with the Order of the DeMolay, and he had suggested at that meeting that a similar order for young women be construct-ed. The first Initiation consisted of a class of 171 young women in the auditorium of the Scottish Rite Temple. The original name was "Order of the Rainbow for Girls".
The organization teaches leadership training through community service. Young women (ages 11–20/21) learn about the value of charity and service through their work with service projects. Pride is gained from volun-teering for a community clean-up project, playing checkers with a senior citizen, or the accomplishment of rais-ing funds to support another charitable organization. Some charities have included Scottish Rite Hospitals, Make-A-Wish Foundation, and the American Cancer Society. On the local Assembly level, members plan and organize service projects on an ongoing basis. A Masonic heritage is not required. DeMolay The Order of DeMolay, an international fraternal organization for young men ages 12 to 21was founded by Frank S. Land. Frank received a phone call one day to assist a young man named Louis Lower, the son of a re-cently deceased Mason. Frank was extremely impressed with Louis, and so was his wife. As their relationship became stronger, Louis was asked to bring his friends by to form a club. As Frank was Commander for the De-Molay Council of Kadosh, they decided the ideals of Jacques DeMolay to be the basis for their club. On March 24, 1919, the DeMoly was formed at the Scottish Rite Temple in Kansas City, Missouri. Often March 18 is stated as the founding date because Jacques DeMolay died on that date. DeMolay is open for membership to young men of good character who acknowledge a higher spiritual power. It has about 15,000 active members in the United States and Canada. There are active chapters in Australia, Ar-gentina Aruba, Philippines, Bolivia, Italy, Peru, Romania, France Albania, Japan, Montenegro, and Serbia. The crown appearing in the self-adopted heraldic arms (the emblem) of the order contains 10 rubies, each representing one of the original nine members and the organization's founder, Frank S. Land. The rubies were originally portrayed as pearls; as each founding member died, the pearl representing him was changed to a ruby. The DeMolay is celebrating their 100th anniversary this April 1. A Masonic heritage is not required.
FROM THE EAST
Newsletter Date: April 2019 Cherrydale-Columbia
Cherrydale-Columbia Lodge No. 42 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons 3805 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207
2019 CHERRYDALE-COLUMBIA LODGE OFFICERS
Worshipful Master: Michael Joseph Zabrowski 703.474.1030 [email protected] Senior Warden: Andrew Evan Vellenga 919.616.2252 [email protected] Junior Warden: Jesus Robert Ortiz 703.395.0755 [email protected] Treasurer: Jeffrey James Ameen 330.881.5333 [email protected] Secretary: Carl Edward Weaver, PDDGM 703.338.0267 [email protected]
Senior Deacon: Theodore Taylor Crowley 678.234.8663 [email protected] Junior Deacon: Edward William McNelis 757.871.1253 [email protected] Chaplain: Sean Donald O’Reilly 702.371.2721 [email protected] Senior Steward: Troy Edward Van Winkle, PM 571.699.4638 [email protected] Junior Steward: Kelly McDowell McCormick 703-585-1273 [email protected] Marshal: David Andrew Schwartz 301.904.1696 [email protected] Tiler: Robert Browning Rench Jr., PM 703.536.6634 Musician: William Stephen Barker 703.892.6522 [email protected] Musician Emeritus: Rev. F. Reed Brown, PM Lodge Instructor of Work Dean Frederick Jones 202-489-7331 [email protected] Trustees Jay Alexander Brannam, PDDGM John Weldon Frank, PM Donald Ellis Strehle, PDDGM
Sincerely and Fraternally, Michael Joseph Zabrowski Worshipful Master, 2019
Michael Joseph Zabrowski
Worshipful Master
Upcoming Events Italics indicate Stated Communications
April 4 – Junior Warden Night – Arlington Commandery No. 29 April 7 – SLOT Training at 3 p.m. at Kemper-Macon Ware Lodge April 7 – Jobs Daughters meeting at 2 p.m. at ACGL April 8 – LIW School April 11 – Fellowcraft Degree April 13 – William Hiram Wood School Session 1 April 18 – “Masonry and Catholicism Part II” April 22 – Fraternal Visit to Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge June 25 – Fraternal visit to Patmos-Solomon’s Lodge in Savage, Maryland. Stewards Corner
*** Encourage family and friends to attend dinners before Lodge for fellowship and fine victuals ***
April 4 – Spaghetti by Chef Troy April 18 – Grilled chicken by Bro. Kelly, Chef Extraordinaire
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At our first stated meeting in March, Bro. James Wolfe (center) was presented with his 50-year pin, cer-tificate and membership care. Assisting with the presentation were Wor. Jason Wolfe (left) of Hamilton-Thompson Lodge, and Rt. Wor. Donald Strehle (right). Congratulations, Bro. Wolfe, and thank you for
your many years of service to the Craft, and for allowing us to be with you. It was truly an honor.
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LIFE MEMBERS IN PERPETUITY
Ray M. Anderson, PM Thomas E. Ashmore John P. Baker James H. Banton* Marvin O. Benjamin, II Robert N. Bowers, PM* Marc K. Boysworth Jay A. Brannam, PDDGM Rev. F. Reed Brown, PM Scott C. Buchanan Drew C. Chaplin Ollie H. Chaplin, PDDGM* John P. Clair, PM William E. Clark, PM Charles G. DeMoss Adam J. Derickson John G. Dudley Jr., PM* Lauris M. Eek III, PDDGM Jorge I. Franchi John W. Frank, PM Irvin B. Gilcrease David B. Gonzales John K. Gott* Philip Edwin Graves, PDDGM Harrison M. Heller Gary L Hennig, PM Travis S. Hilliard, PM John M. Holman Marc A Hone, PM Stephen A. Hone Alexander F. Huber David M. Hull, PM William R Humphries Michael B. Jeffress Dean F. Jones Edward B Jones George I. Kehaiov Lyman S. Kisseleff* Herbert M. Koehne Jr., PDDGM * Joseph P. Landry Sean B. Lawson Arthur J. Leavenworth, PDDGM * Norman E. Lopez, PM Erich C. Lyman Alva R. Matlack Thomas H. McCown, Jr. James A. Michener J. Melvin Miller* Jose R. Moreno James F. Norris, PM Jesus R. Ortiz Youssouf Ouedraogo John K. Perkins* Richard E. Petit* James M. Pollard, PDDGM* James M. Pollard III Manley Pollard, PM* David E. Potts, PM Philip Nieman Rhodes, PDDGM Richard E. Robinson, PM * James D. Rudd David R. Schultz, PM Walter A. Shearer Bryan W. Spoon Erskine Stewart, PM* Court A. Stone, PM Justin M. Strait, PM Donald E. Strehle, PDDGM
Paul D. Sunal
Elbert L. Thomas, PM
Andrew E. Vellenga
Brian M. Walaszczyk
Carl E. Weaver, PDDGM
Robert White III, PDDGM
Robert White Jr.
Edward Eric C. Wilkinson, Jr.
Walter R. Wiseman Jr., PM Creighton E. Worley, Robert M. Worley, II, PM Fred E. Yohey* Michael J. Zabrowski
* deceased
Secretary’s Corner Brethren, Thank you to Bro. Jonathan Heisey-Grove for stepping up and agreeing to be the secretary in my absence and for being the assistant secretary. This is an important job and I am glad it is in his capable hands. We read the proposed member suspensions on March 21. These broth-ers’ names and addresses will be sent to the Grand Master so he can make a personal appeal for them to pay dues, prior to suspension. If you are on the suspension list (that happens when you owe for more than two years), please get current now to avoid suspension. Suspensions will be complete in September, so there is still some time. We recently had a case of a brother—an LMIP from our lodge—who got suspended in another lodge for non-payment of dues, which we have since learned was due to a serious medical condition. We are working on reinstating him and getting everything cleared up. He will be okay Ma-sonically before too long but it is a good reminder that if you are sus-pended in one lodge, you lose your membership in each lodge you belong to. If you want to resume your membership, you have to pay your back dues and then appeal to each lodge individually to take you back. If you ever have a financial issue that keeps you from paying dues, contact me or the Worshipful Master. We don’t want to lose a member over not being able to pay dues. Thanks, Carl Weaver Secretary
Masonic Birthdays April
Keith Evan Bocian 4/15/2013 Jay Alexander Brannam 4/13/1998 George H. Chapin 4/21/1969 Drew Caul Chaplin 4/11/1988 David T. Clark 4/27/2009 Michael G. Cohen 4/28/1978 Corey R. Firman 4/28/2011 Ernest Elwood Foltz Jr. 4/13/1998 Jason M. Hancock 4/27/2009 Harrison Michael Heller 4/15/2013 John Henderson Hilton 4/27/2015
Michael B. Jeffress 4/08/2013 Clarence T. Kipps, Jr. 4/25/1963 Gale L. Miller 4/16/2002 Sean D. O’Reilly 4/23/1979 Austin Ardell Romberger 4/15/2013 Walter Atwood Shearer IV 4/29/2008 Alexander L. Stevas 4/17/1952 Samuel Coakley Tignor 4/20/1967 David Edmund Van Amburg 4/22/1950 Salvatore D. Zagarella 4/23/2011 Daniel Mladen Zakula 4/25/1988
Columbia Lodge
Harry L. Grimm 1973, 1990
Lyman M. Kelly, Jr. 1979
David Lee Stoneburner 1983
Raymond M. Ridgeway 1986
William Russell McShea 1988
Ray Monteith Anderson 1989
Victor Tabares 1993
Elbert Leon Thomas 1995
John Wesley Cozart 1996
Norman Ernesto Lopez 1997
Robert White III 1999
David Matthew Hull 2000
Jay Alexander Brannam 2002, 2010
Charles Glenvore Snyder 2003
William Edward Clark 2004-2005
Shane Williams Higgs 2006
Norman Ernesto Lopez 2007-2011
Rolf Steven Pemberton 2012-2014
ChristopherChrzanowski 2015
Carl Edward Weaver 2016
Peter Stuart Jensen 2017
Ronald Joseph Leibfreid 2018
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Arlington, VA 22207
(703) 524-4664
Web Sites:
www.cc42.org www.GrandLodgeOfVirginia.org
Our Stated Monthly meetings are on the
1st and 3rd Thursdays
of each month at 7:30 PM
(3rd Thursday only in July and August and 1st
Thursday only in December)
Honorary Members
George H. Chapin, PGM
James Dean Cole, PGM
Harry L. Grimm, PDDGM
William Russell McShea, PM
Charles Harris Rowell, PDDGM
David B. Sentelle
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AF & AM
Cherrydale Lodge
Jackson G. Garrett, Jr. 1973
Jerry S. Collins 1980
William G. Sizemore 1986
Harry A. Walch 1991
F. Reed Brown 1993
W. Ray Wiseman, Jr 1994
David R. Schultz 1996
Gary L. Hennig 1997
John W. Frank 1998
Philippe Lamery 1999
Donald E. Strehle 2001
Travis S. Hilliard 2003, 2005
John R. Stone 2004
Carl Lester Garris, III 2007
John Patrick Clair 2008-2009
James Franklin Norris 2010
Carl Edward Weaver 2011
Justin Michael Strait 2012
Scott C Aughenbaugh 2013
Marc Allen Hone 2014
David Easton Potts 2015
Robert M. Worley, II 2016
Frederick A. Albert, III 2017
Dean F. Jones 2018
FAITH
HOPE
CHARITY
LIVING PAST MASTERS
Carl E. Weaver, Secretary 244 S. Reynolds Street Apt. 409 Alexandria, VA 22304
On March 7 we received the District Deputy Grand Master, Rt. Wor. Michael Paul Bible. We had fraternal visits from five lodges and a total of 55 Masons present. Thank you all for coming out! And thank you to
Wor. Jaime “Shaggy” Flores for letting us use this photo he took.
