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Committees

Charity (Master & Wardens):

  • WB Ed Steel
  • Chris Sherwood
  • David Wallace

 

Masonic Education:

  • WB Ed Noles
  • WB Mike Warr
  • WB Ed Steel'
  • WB Olin Flowe
  • WB Grady williams

Masonic and Eastern Star Home:

  • WB Okin Flowe
  • WB Mike Warr Jr.
  • _______________
  • _______________

 

MESH:

  • WB Olin Flowe
  • _____________
  • _____________

 

Budget & Finance:

  • WB Sid Riddick
  • WB Lane Helms
  • WB Larry Cauthen

 

Reference:

  • WB Jeff Hightower
  • Chris Sherwood
  • WB Claude Mitchell

 

Coaches:

  • WB Ed Noles
  • Mike Warr
  • ____________

 

Golf Tournament:

  • Glenn Ford
  • Marvin Johnson
  • Sonnie McRae
  • Dave Wallace

Building and Renovation:

  • Sonnie McRae
  • Woody Mabry
  • Chris Sherwood
  • WB Mike Warr Sr.
  • David Wallace
  • Glenn Ford
  • Kenn Silvea

Sick and Distressed:

  • WB Grady Williams
  • WB Jeff Hightower
  • WB Ed Steel

 

 

Children's Home at Oxford:

  • WB Grady Williams
  • Woody Mabry
  • Marvin Johnson
  • Sonnie WcRae

 

Grounds:

  • David Wallace
  • Marvin Johnson
  • Glenn Ford
  • Kenn Silvea

 

Blood Drive:

  • Will be appointed at time of need.

    • Web Site:

  • WB Jeff Hightower
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    Charity

    Although Masonic ritual varies between jurisdictions, a consistent message conveyed to every candidate is that charity is an essential part of Freemasonry. From this philosophy comes much of a 'Mason's work', given freely and willingly. Charity comes in many forms, both large and smal.

    Some anti-Masons have criticized Freemasonry, arguing that based on the number of Freemasons in the world divided by the reports of some Masonic charities means that Masons are not as charitable as they hold themselves out to be. In reality, this attack belies facts.

    First, much of the charity work which the anti-Masons examine is limited to less than a dozen activities. Most Masonic charity, however, is far less publicly visible than things like the Shriners Hospitals - and if Masonry itself doesn't attempt to total its giving, we fail to see how anti-Masons can.

    Dr. S. Brent Morris has written a book which has brought light to much of the Charity work Masons are doing. "Masonic Philanthropies, A Tradition Of Caring".

    Charity