Scottish Family Reunion Comes to Waco Lodge At the July Stated Meeting, the Clan Uisdean joined us for Kilted Soldiers at supper and their family genealogist provided an educational program about the history of their family in America. They were quick to point out that Brother Sam Houston of Texas […]
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Installation of Officers for 2019-2020 Masonic Year This year’s Installation ceremonies took place at the Helen Marie Taylor Museum in downtown Waco. Helen Marie, herself, gave the opening remarks and welcomed attendees to her museum. Past Master Ed Brown followed with the Invocation and then Brother Doug McHam led the […]
The week before the May meeting, Waco Lodge officers hosted a Masonic Fellowship outing at Balcones Distillery. There was live music, fun, and the brothers and their ladies generally had a good time. Some even took unnecessary photos of the poor lodge secretary attempting to enjoy the music. At the […]
On April 25 of 2019, Waco Lodge was duly opened for the purpose of visiting our friends and brothers at Light From The East Lodge No. 333 of the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Texas. Eight members of Waco Lodge made the trip to Hewitt for this momentous […]
A Visit to Triune Lodge This month, the Master of Triune Lodge invited me down to discuss the practical, symbolic, and Masonic history of both honey and coffee. It was a natural topic because our lodge’s fundraiser is our very own Busy Brew Coffee which is imported, roasted, and packaged […]
April Stated Meeting Waco Lodge Member Helped Create DeMolay International We enjoyed a visit by the young men of the Waco DeMolay Chapter this month. Waco Lodge was the first lodge in central Texas to support DeMolays in 1920 after our then secretary William Quebe made a trip to Kansas […]
Ghost Trains, Freemasonry, and Mysterious Lights On April 9, Worshipful Master Dave McHam and Secretary Robert Marshall headed down to Saratoga Lodge in Kountze, Texas. An early member of Waco Lodge, Sidney Olive, once owned an amazing saw mill in that part of Texas which was so productive that an […]
Ed Brown, the brother who taught me(and countless others) my work as well as many other lessons in Masonry and life received the Grand Master’s Medallion from Most Worshipful Stogner today. Ed is a pilot who has flown just about every plane model ever made, a meticulous perfectionist of Masonic […]
At the March stated meeting, the attendees ate corned beef and cabbage prepared by our past master Robert Marshall using his ancestors’ recipe. Though Bro. Marshall received much thanks, just look at the photo below. He obviously cheated and received some Irish magical assistance. The educational program for the evening […]
Wichita, Kansas was filled with Masons this week during a very successful Grand Lodge session! As deputy director of the Kansas Lodge of Research, I have the opportunity to see into the inner workings of one of America’s most intriguing and important Masonic jurisdictions. Kansas Masonry holds a special place […]