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1 T H I R D Q U A R T E R F O R T H E V A L L E Y O F Letter From Your Chairman ed.kirk@dallasscottishrite.org A MASON AND A MAN Author Unknown The Scottish Rite Bicycle Brigade Committee is off and running. Read the scorecard on page 4. We have a goal of 25 bicycles for Dallas bicycle patrolmen and are taking orders from other police departments in our Valley. We encourage other lodges as well as other groups and individuals to assist us in supporting law Presented at the May Stated Meeting was a sample bicycle along with Bro. Jimmy Heisz, 32 o KCCH elect,sam P Cochran Lodge; Bro. Royce Reynolds, 32 o, Trinity Valley Lodge; Hon. Craig Sutton, 32 o KCCH, Knox-Corinthian Lodge; R.W. Fred Allen, 33 o ; and Ill. M. Douglas Adkins, enforcement. Scott Transou, 32 KCCH elect, a Dallas patrolman, heads up this committee. We would be pleased to donate bicycles to other city police departments if their local lodges or donors wish to participate in the program. On June 11th, we had a wonderful Stated Meeting at the Sharon Shrine in Tyler. It was well attended by Tyler area members as well as members from the Dallas area; it will become an annual event for our Valley. Thanks to Bros. Larry Blanchard, 33, Ben Brown, 32, Pete Peters 33 and Gene Conley, 33 elect, for their tireless efforts in making the meeting so successful. The rain held back and 160 shooters with 50 volunteers participated in the Frost Bank Sporting Clay Shoot held at the Elm Fork Shooting Range on Saturday, June 23rd. Elm Fork kept the shooting positions on dry land even though surrounding waters rose eight inches during the event! Thank you Frost Bank and Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for sponsoring this event which helps our building fund at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The event continues to grow by leaps and bounds each year. May I encourage you to purchase the Scottish Rite mailing labels that you have been solicited by mail. Its purpose is to help your Valley and Deputy to defer expenses that I incur in traveling the Orient and preparing materials to be sent to the Valleys in Texas. Congratulations to our new 2007 honors recipients; they are listed on page 3. We greatly appreciate your devotion and support for our fraternity. Please thank them for their contributions to masonry and our Valley. Looking at our past reunion, it is especially inspiring to see the number of young masons joining our Valley. Remember, they will have a yellow card in their coat pocket at our meetings. Be a part of the renaissance we are experiencing and attend our next Stated Meeting on Monday, July 16th at 6:30 for dinner. Fraternally: M. Douglas Adkins Brother, Masonry means much more Than the wearing of a pin, Or carrying a paid-up dues receipt So that the Lodge will let you in. You can wear an emblem on your coat, From your finger flash a ring, But if you are not sincere at heart This doesn t mean a thing. It is merely an outward sign To show the world that you belong To that great fraternal brotherhood That teaches right from wrong. What really counts lies buried deep Within the human breast, Til Masonic teaching brings it out And puts it to the test. If you practice out of Lodge The things you learn within, Be just and upright to yourself And to your fellow men. Console a brother when he s sick, Assist him when in need, Without a thought of personal reward For any act or deed. Walk and act in such a way The world without will see, That only the best can meet the test Laid down by Masonry. Be always faithful to your trust And do the best you can, Then you can proudly tell the world You re a Mason and a man.

2 Where has this year gone? It is hard to believe that we are half way through the year and still have a large number of members who have not paid their 2007 dues. Brethren, dues are the lifeblood of our fraternity. It costs less than $9.00 per month to belong to Dallas Scottish Rite. Please pay your dues, Ed Kirkpatrick there have been two reminders sent out since the initial mailing. Dallas Scottish Rite does not want to lose any members simply because of financial difficulties. So let us know if there is a problem. This has been a busy spring with the annual Scholarship Awards Banquet, the Dinner honoring our new Grand Junior Warden, Orville O Neill, 33 o IGH, a special stated meeting held at Sharon Shrine in Tyler and the usual Stated Meetings. Information on these events is available on the web site, www. dallasscottishrite.org under the newsletter tab which has the May and June updates to this newsletter. The evening Stated Meetings are being well received. Attendance is up and we are seeing more of our younger members. This is both good and bad since some of our long time members are unable to make it during the evening hours. We are in the process of setting up a transportation committee that will work on making sure that these members have a way to attend the night meetings. If you know of a member who lives close to you, call him and offer to bring him to the meeting. July 28 is the date for our Summer One Day Reunion. Let s all work on getting candidates for this reunion. The Spring Reunion consisted of eighty-two new members and two courtesy candidates from the Austin Valley. We need to make the Summer Reunion just as successful as the Spring. The Fall Reunion will come earlier than usual this year. The first day will be September 8, day two is on September 22 and the third day is September 29. I am confident that this will set a record for the past several years. If each of us will get one new member, we can double our membership in one year. UPDATE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION Due to the increased costs of mailing and the continued problems communicating with our members, we are asking every member to update his personal information. This can be done either on line through the web site: or by filling out the data sheet below and mailing it to Dallas Scottish Rite, 500 South Harwood St., Dallas, Texas To make the update on line, go to Click on Update your information in the upper left hand corner of the Main Page Insert your last name, first name, Valley (Dallas from the drop down menu) Your Birthdate (mm/dd/yyyy) (ie: 01/01/1945) This will take you to a screen with your present data on it. Make any changes being sure that all the data is correct then click on SUBMIT. That is all there is to it. IF YOU DON T USE A COMPUTER, FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING AND MAIL TO THE CATHEDRAL. Last Name: First Name: Middle Name: Preferred First Name: Mailing Name: Permanent Mail Address: City: State:, Zip: Valley Membership Date Of Birth: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: Wife Name: Lodge Name & # Lodge City:

3 HONORS, 2007 The following is the list of new honors recipients for o Inspector General Honorary Recipients Joe Robert Bennett Erwin G Blankenmeister Stephen Major Brazeal Donald Wayne Broughton Ronald Lee Carter Delpha Gene Conley Richard Edwin Davies Jack Arnold Davis Larry Theodore Fairchild Gerald Wilborn Gorman Warren Doyle Hardin Raymond Edward Hargis Bobby Wayne Heard Frank Donald Johnson Joe Thomas Keesee Edwin Ford Kirkpatrick Alton Ray McCreary Ronald Dean Park William Paul Rice Matthew Brady Strickland Franklin Howard Todd Larry Scott Wall Herbert Edwin Wellborn John Scott Yates o KCCH Honorees Gregory Douglas Adkins Bruce Alan Baily David Murray Baskin Robert Eugene Bell Benjamin W Brown Clifford Ernest Butler Larry Gene Canada Roger Thomas Canard Lloyd George Carpenter Timothy Charles Cutts Pius Pete Diehl Albert Thomas Estes Bradley Leon Ferrell Stephen Edward Gooch Charlie W Hampton Steven Robert Heald Jimmy L Heisz Zack M Herring Gerald Joe Hocker Herbert B. Howard Roger Dale Ivy Ahmed Yosry Kadry Lewis J. Kravetz Richard S. Lissauer Charles Richard Massey Billy Si McCaleb James Gray McWhorter James Dwight Nyfeler William Don Pardue, Jr. Michael Kenny Pickens Donald Ralph Postell Jewel Thurston Proctor E Jason Rabe Karl Eric Rathjen Rob S Scoggins John L Shannon Thomas Gale Sherman Gordon D Skauge Grady Jearld Smith G Clay Smith Fred Wendell Smith Francis Edwin Smith, Jr. Benny Sumblin Thomas Dewey Thornton Scott Alexander Transou Dan Wesley Turner Wilmer Alvin Werchan Larry Stanton Wiese John J. Wilson

4 CENTENNIAL FUND DONATIONS The following names have made a donation of $ or more to the Dallas Scottish Rite Library and Museum Building Fund Charles I. Bukin Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Richardson Jack D. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy R. Tinsley Mr. & Mrs. Dan Turner Pentagon Lodge #1080 Douglass C. Peabody Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Finfrock Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Farr Mr. John P. Brooks dba North Dallas Funeral Home Estate of Ara Ruth Walsh Mr. & Mrs. David B. Dibrell Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd W. Perkins Lawrence A. Winkle Edwin F. Kirkpatrick Robertson Thomas Bruce Richard Lissauer Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Wilson Total Donations to the Centennial Fund To Date: $23, BICYCLE BRIGADE DONATIONS The following have made a donation to the Bicycle Brigade to purchase bicycles for the Dallas Police Department Bicycle Patrol Knox Corinthian Lodge #851-4 Bikes Trinity Valley Lodge # Bike Sam P. Cochran Lodge # Bike Mr. & Mrs. Fred E. Allen - $1 Bike Mr. & Mrs Wendell P. Miller - $ Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Finfrock - $ Mr. & Mrs. Terry R. Bryson - $ Mr. & Mrs. Frank Amadon - $ D. S. R. Library & Museum - 2 Bikes DSRLMI has placed orders for a total of eight bicycles at a cost of $ each; we have previously purchased two bicycles. A presentation will be held as soon as all Ten Bicycles are on hand. We are still a long way from the Five Million Dollar Goal. SUMMER REUNION, 2007 JULY 28, 2007 DALLAS SCOTTISH RITE BODIES TH REUNION HONORING ILL. WINSTON ALLEN PETE SPOONTS, 33 7:00 AM - 7:40 AM.. Registration 7:40 AM... Opening Ceremonies 8:00 AM JamesEdward Higgins, 33 8:45 AM Matthew B. Strickland, 32 KCCH 9:25 AM COFFEE BREAK 9:40 AM Wallace P. Finfrock, 33 11:15 AM - 30 Thomas R. Little, Jr., 32 KCCH 12:40 PM.. LUNCH 1:10 PM C. Louis Hopkins, 32 KCCH SATURDAY, July 28, 2007 Conclude Approximately 2:40 PM START TODAY WITH YOUR PETITIONS LET S MAKE THIS THE BIGGEST SUMMER CLASS IN HISTORY

5 THE EXTRA PARTS COMMITTEE NEEDS YOUR HELP!!! The Extra Parts Committee is in need of volunteers to assist the degree teams in communicating their degrees. The committee supplies volunteers for minor parts during the degree performances. The parts usually involve non-speaking, sitting and/or standing parts. This is a great opportunity to see the degrees from the performance side and witness the splendor and beauty first hand. Without the volunteers of the Extra Parts Committee, the candidates will not be able to experience the degrees the way they were intended to be viewed. PRIOR EXPERIENCE / PROFICIENCY IS NOT REQUIRED. The Extra Parts Committee meets in the Green Room on the third floor every day of each Reunion. If you want to be a part of something special or are looking for a way to try out the degrees, this is an excellent opportunity for you. PLEASE CONTACT: Max Perry, Chairman David Fitzgerald, Secretary H: (972) C: (214) mjperry_2@msn.com david-theresa@sbcglobal.net Members of the Scottish Rite Valley of Dallas Are deeply saddened to learn that the Supreme Architect of the Universe has called the following Brethren to the Celestial Lodge above... RECORDED DEATHS: April, May & June, 2007 NAME / DEGREE DATE OF DEATH NAME / DEGREE DATE OF DEATH Winston Allen Spoonts, 33º 06/07/2007 Henry Alaniz, 32º 04/13/2007 Scott Sherwood Barrow, 32º 05/08/2007 George F. Bashara, 32º 04/07/2007 Frankie E. Berryman, 32º 02/23/2007 Bertis Calhoun Brock, 32º 02/07/2007 Albert Robertson Brown, 32º 01/08/2007 Johnnie D. Brown, 32º 05/09/2006 Festus Thomas Bryan, 32º 11/13/2006 Keith Marshall Buckley, 32º 06/05/2007 Michael Lee Cadenhead, 32º 05/04/2007 Robert Arthur Carruth, 32º 12/07/2006 Billy Jack Clark, 32º 03/31/2007 Alfred Rufus Clayton, 32º 03/13/2007 James Leslie Cooper, 32º 03/17/2007 Joe Edward Daniels, 32º 04/17/2007 Russell Forest DeWade, 32º 08/28/2006 Houston Thomas Ensey, 32º 09/16/2006 Allen Paskell Fletcher, 32º 04/30/2007 Jesse James Fletcher, 32º 04/01/2007 Raymond Rufus Garrett, 32º 03/06/2007 Glynn Rae Gibson, 32º 02/09/2007 Herbert Louis Goldberg, 32º 05/27/2007 Willie Gene Gordy, 32º 01/03/2007 Jim Franklin Green, Sr., 32º 03/18/2006 Daniel Frank Griffin, 32º 05/14/2007 Lamar Hallam Griffin, 32 o 04/12/2007 David V. Harkness, 32º 04/04/2007 Grady Lee Harris, 32º 03/23/2007 Johnnie M. Henderson, 32º 03/30/2007 Merrell Carter Hendrix, 32º 02/26/2007 Bobby Gene Holloway, 32º 07/19/2006 Steve Don Humphries, 32º 02/19/2007 James Madison Ivie, 32º 20/11/2007 Clarence C. Jackson, 32º 03/10/2007 O. C. Jackson, 32º 05/04/2007 Clarence M. Jordan, 32º 01/29/2006 Melvin Land, 32º 03/22/2007 Howard Payne McGriff, 32º 04/22/2007 James Clifton McNeal, 32º 06/27/2006 Laurice B. Martin, 32º 02/27/2007 Jim Cherry Mason, 32º 05/25/2007 Carl Catfish Benj Montgomery, 32º 04/17/2007 Charles W. Nelville, 32º 01/20/2007 Carroll Day Nichols, 32º 02/21/2007 Prather Eugene Norman, 32º 04/29/2007 Carlos Paredes, 32º 04/09/2007 Willie Keith Pate, 32º 11/11/2006 Elbert Kirby Patrick, 32º 04/05/2007 Fred B. Ragsdale, Jr., 32º 03/05/2007 Joseph DeFoe Richards, 32º 004/13/2007 Crawford Jacobs Sloan, 32º 05/22/2007 Robert Rowe Taylor, 32º 05/14/2006 Billy Joe Thompson, 32º 02/07/2007 Thomas Jordan Tinney, Jr., 32º 09/27/2006 Manning Benj Trewitt, 32º 04/05/2007 Russell Millard Tower, 32º 01/26/2007 William Eugene Tyler, 32º 04/09/2007 Don Raymond Ward, 32º 05/24/2007 John William Watson, 32º 03/31/2007 Carl Walton Watt, 32º 04/06/2007 Edward Dale Weaver, 32º 06/06/2006 Fred Patrick Welch, 32º 03/10/2007 Marlyn William Wicks, 32º 02/21/2006 Bruce Lamont Wilson, 32º 02/13/2007 Grady Ray Wright, 32º 02/17/2007 Sam Lytton Wright, 32º 06/13/2007 Leroy Zachary, 32º 04/30/ 2006 He lived respected and died regretted; Farewell, my Brother, until we meet again.

6 James H. Abell, Jr. Nabeel Bill Adra David M. Almond Richard Barton Brad Billings James Welton Blackwell Randy Earl Blanchard Harold E. Brown Mark Thomas Bullard Jmaes F. Chambers, III Eugene A. Chambers, Jr. Suraj Kumar Choudhury H. B. Coats, Jr. Smity F. Colbrt Christopher G. Conduff Kevin Cooper Ritley Daniel Culbreth Burl H. Davis Donnie Glen Daivs Charles Ray Deckshot David Daniel Duncan David Sean Ellis John David Ellis Robert Lee Evans Mark T. Falcon

7 Scott Farler Terry Carl Fisher Raphael Flores Theodore Ralph Frieze Toby George Ernest Jerald Gleason Garry Lynn Gillard Benjamin Wade Gilley Michael Lamon Gipson Jesse Gonzalez John Kip Hall Jack Corbett Hankins. David W. Hefner C. W. Hines Daniel Potter Howard Robert D. Jones B. Jeffrey Joseph Clyde Raymond Kessler Jerome Wayne Keys Edward J. Komada Ralph LaFollett Adam Ludwig Lennon Chris Livingston Roger D. Long Joel Moses Lopez

8 Renato Parsekian Martins D. K. McCreight Billy J. Meeks Dean Melton Richard Don Mitchell Charles Dee Money Scott Newland Roy Nygaard Barry Stephen Parrish Ryan William Patton James Daniel Payne James Anton Pipkin, III. Billy D. Ray Andrew C. Rohrbacher Ronald Allen Russell Patrick Stephen Savage Richard E. Schlaudroff Rodney Skidmore Dale Smeal Davied Daniel Smith Donald Keith Stephens Charles Olen Trammell James Wade Troublefield Remel U. Victoriano Kyle David Wahlquist

9 Jimmy S. Walker Michael David Walker Kevin Garrett Watson Gregory Alan Yates Michael Edward Young Rodney Alan Young Abraham U. Zapata -Munera Patrick Kelly McElroy Courtesy for Austin SR William Wayne Price Courtesy for Austin SR Congratulations to all of our new Masters of the Royal Secret! Be sure to come back for Stated Meetings and get active in Dallas Scottish Rite. FROST BANK SPORTING CLAY SHOOT JUNE 23, 2007 More than 200 members of the community came together for the 3rd annual Frost Bank Sporting Clay Shoot held June 23 at Elm Fork Shotgun Sports in Dallas. Participants enjoyed lunch provided by Sonny Bryan s Smokehouse, live music by Larry McCaskey, Sr. and Larry McCaskey, Jr., a great clay shoot and a live auction, all benefiting Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children and the Dallas Scottish Rite Library and Museum. Special thanks to Frost Bank and our many friends who helped make the event such a success! Franklyn Tiebaud, TSRHC Friend; Ed Kirkpatrick, TSRHC Trustee; Linda Baker, Frost Bank; Hardy Herman, Frost Bank,; Robert Walker, TSRHC and son Matt R.W. Mike Gower, TSRHC Trustee and TSRHC Patient Steele Downing, age 15

10 377th REUNION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, :00 AM... Registration 7:35 AM... Opening Ceremonies 8:00 AM - 4 o... James Edward Higgins, 33 o 8:40 AM - 5 o... Craig A. Sutton, 32 o KCCH 9:25 AM - 6 o... Charles E. McKay, 33 o 9:40 AM... Coffee Break 9:55 AM - 7 o.... Erwin G. Blankenmeister, 32 o KCCH 10:25 AM - 8 o... Richard S. Lissauer, 32 o 10:55 AM - 9 o /10 o... Larry Van Hall, 33 o 11:55 AM - 11 o... Herbert E. Wellborn, Jr., 32 o KCCH 12:15 PM... LUNCH 1:00 PM - 12 o... Billy Jack Davis, 32 o 1:25 PM - 13 o... David G. Rogers, 32 o KCCH 2:00 PM - 14 o... Matthew B. Strickland, 32 o KCCH 2:40 PM... COFFEE BREAK 2:55 PM - 15 o... Donald R. Keasler, 32 o KCCH 4:25 PM - 16 o... Jerry R. Garey,32 o KCCH Concludes Approximately 5:15 PM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, :00 AM... Opening Ceremony 7:10 AM -17 o... Mark C. Mueller, 32 o KCCH 8:10 AM - 18 o... Wallace P. Finfrock, 33 o 9:30 AM... COFFEE BREAK 9:45 AM - 19 o... Greg L. White, 32 o 10:35 AM - 20 o... Donald R. Dacon, 33 o 11:25 AM - 21 o... Richard Michael King, 32 o KCCH 12:05 PM... LUNCH 12:50 PM - 22 o... Douglas A. Kowalski, 33 o 1:12 PM - 23 o... G. Clay Smith, 32 o 1:55 PM - 24 o... James A. Moore, 33 o 2:50 PM - 25 o... Russell C. Brown, 33 o 3:10 PM... COFFEE BREAK 3:25 PM - 26 o... John M. Wilkerson, 32 o KCCH 4:00 PM - 27 o... Herbert Buchanan Howard, 32 o 5:00 PM - 28 o... Jeffrey B. Middleton, 32 o KCCH 5:55 PM - 29 o... William A. Bilsing, 33 o Concludes Approximately 6:30 PM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2007 ONE DAY REUNION 6:30 AM - 7:35 AM... Registration 7:35 AM... Opening Ceremonies 7:50 AM - 4 o... Jerry N. Kirby, 33 o 8:30 AM - 14 o... Matthew B. Strickland,32 o KCCH 9:10 AM... COFFEE BREAK 9:25 AM - 18 o... Wallace P. Finfrock, 33 o Three Day Class Joins One Day Class 10:45 AM - 30 o... Max F. Gilley, 32 o KCCH 12:15 PM... Lunch and Tribute to Honoree -... Pass out questionnaire w/instructions 1:25 PM - 31 o... Elmer Murphey, III, 33 o 2:25 PM... COFFEE BREAK Note: Candidate must turn in questionnaire 2:40 PM - 32 o... Dan W. Turner, 32 o Concludes Approximately 3:55 PM MORE FROM THE FROST BANK SPORTING CLAY SHOOT L-R Tyler Norris, Jim Norris, Jody Stroup, Katie O Neil, Stephen Heisz, Jim Heisz, Debroah Heisz Bob Walker, Exec. V.P. & Administrator of TSRHC Congratulating High Overall Shooter Benny Emmons Betsy Yeckel, TSRHC; Bob Walker, TSRHC; Benny Emmons, High Overall; Linda Baker, Frost Bank and Hardie Herman, Frost Bank

11 More Than 330 Area Children Join Together to Raise $182,000 for Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (DALLAS June 14, 2007) Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (TSRHC) proudly announces that the fifth annual KidSwing Golf Tournament raised $182,000 for the hospital. Fifteen-year-old Ben Sater of Plano, former TSRHC patient and founder of KidSwing, and more than 330 children participated in the nine-hole, best-ball scramble on Monday, June 11, at Brookhaven Country Club. Proceeds from the event will support TSRHC and the thousands of patients it treats each year. This year, most children brought in much more than the $100 participants are asked to raise in lieu of an entry fee, including 17-year-old former TSRHC patient and Kid- Swing participant Claire Straty. Through writing personal letters to family friends, she raised more than $28,000 for the hospital. KidSwing is a beautiful event, and we are proud to celebrate the fifth anniversary this year, said J. C. Montgomery, Jr., president of TSRHC. KidSwing has gained tremendous momentum and growth, not only with the number of players at 335 this year, but also in the growth and maturity of some of the key founding children. This event is so special because it s all about kids helping kids and that s the purest form of charity. When former Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (TSRHC) patient Ben Sater discovered that TSRHC does not charge patient families for care, he decided to use his love for golf to give back to the hospital by starting this special tournament for children. Since its founding in 2003, the tournament has raised almost $500,000 for TSRHC. The honorary chair of the 2007 KidSwing Golf Tournament was Richard Eiseman, Jr. KidSwing founder Ben Sater, KidSwing Kids Committee Chair Claire Straty, TSRHC patient Charlsie Doan, age 6 of Dallas, and other young members of the Kids Committee emceed the awards program following the dinner. For more information about KidSwing, please visit Back Row L-R: Former TSRH Patient Ben Sater; J.C... Montgomery, TSRH President; Richard Eiseman, Jr., Honorary Chair of KidSwing and Front TSRH Patient Charlsie Doan, age 6 Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral 100th Anniversary Celebration The cornerstone of Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral was laid on April 21, Help us make the celebration special by making a tax deductible contribution to the DSR Library and Museum. Our goal is one million dollars in donations by April 21, $1,000, amounts to just $100 per member if every member will donate that amount. Please give whatever your ability will permit. With the support of the Dallas Scottish Rite membership, we can achieve that goal. Every donation will be listed by name only in our newspaper. Donations of $500.00, $1,000.00, $5, or more will be commemorated on plaques to be installed in the back entrance hallway. Every donor will receive a certificate suitable for framing and a personal thank you letter signed by the Chairman and General Secretary. Let s keep the Grand Old Lady in the best condition we can and pledge your donation today. Levels of giving: $100 - Apprentice; $500 - Journeyman; $1,000 - Builder; $5,000 - Designer; $10,000 - Master Builder; $20,000 and up - Architect

12 Dallas Scottish Rite Events Calendar JULY Independence Day Office Closed 16 - Scottish Rite Stated Meeting (Dinner) 6:30 PM 28 - Summer Reunion 7:00 AM AUGUST Scottish Rite Stated Meeting (Dinner) 6:30 PM SEPTEMBER Labor Day Office Closed 6 - Feast of Tishri 6:30 PM 8 - Fall Reunion, Day 1 7:00 AM 13 - JROTC BANQUET 6:30 PM 17 - Scottish Rite Stated Meeting (Dinner) 6:30 PM 22 - Fall Reunion, Day 2 7:00 AM 29 - Fall Reunion, Day 3 (1 Day Class) 7:00 AM OCTOBER Scottish Rite Stated Meeting (Dinner) 6:30 PM 27 - Honors Day 8:00 AM Degree Team Rehearsals July 10-18th Degree July 17-18th Degree July 17 - New 18th Degree Team July 18-18th Degree July 24-32nd Degree July 26-18th Degree July 30-18th Degree August 6-18th Degree August 14-18th Degree August 16-13th Degree August 21-18th Degree August 21 - New 18th Degree Team August 23-13th Degreee August 28-5th Degree August 29-20th Degree August 30-5th Degree August 30-9/10 Degree September 4-15th Degree September 4-5th Degree September 4-24th Degree September 5-9/10 Degree September 5-21st Degree September 10-20th Degree September 10-24th Degree September 11-18th Degree September 18-32nd Degree September 18-21st Degree September 19-20th Degree September 20-18th Degree September 24-32nd Degree 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 7::00 PM 8:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry 500 South Harwood Street Dallas, TX Presort Standard Non-Profi t U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 253 Dallas, Texas