| Grand Chapter Scholarship |
The Grand Chapter of North Carolina presents scholarships
yearly to those students enrolled in a school of higher education
and must be related to a Master Mason or a member of the
Order of the Eastern Star. The money to fund these scholarships
come from donations from the individual chapter in the state.
As chairperson of the scholarship committee in our Chapter this
year it has been my honor to promote activities for Fayetteville
Chapter to raise money to donate to this worthwhile cause. I
decided that the abundance of leftover peanuts from our peanut
sale could be used for this purpose so we began making peanut
brittle to sell. I want to thank two special people who assisted
with this undertaking from the very beginning. Edith Wade
started out making all the peanut brittle in her home and then
gave it to me to bag and sell. Ellen Wright has taken the majority
of the brittle to work and sold it there.
Since first starting this project last fall, we have now branched out
and have been making the brittle at the Masonic Center
periodically to make brittle and sugar coated peanuts. Others I
want to thank for participating are Pam Lindow, Melba Lawson,
Macy Varian, Sara Matherly, Gloria and Al Tanzilo, Alice Smith,
Mike Klack, and Geraldine Alsup (a friend of the Chapter). Sales
have been great and we're still going strong. Anyone want a bag
of peanut brittle for $1.00?
Barbara Klack
Secretary
yearly to those students enrolled in a school of higher education
and must be related to a Master Mason or a member of the
Order of the Eastern Star. The money to fund these scholarships
come from donations from the individual chapter in the state.
As chairperson of the scholarship committee in our Chapter this
year it has been my honor to promote activities for Fayetteville
Chapter to raise money to donate to this worthwhile cause. I
decided that the abundance of leftover peanuts from our peanut
sale could be used for this purpose so we began making peanut
brittle to sell. I want to thank two special people who assisted
with this undertaking from the very beginning. Edith Wade
started out making all the peanut brittle in her home and then
gave it to me to bag and sell. Ellen Wright has taken the majority
of the brittle to work and sold it there.
Since first starting this project last fall, we have now branched out
and have been making the brittle at the Masonic Center
periodically to make brittle and sugar coated peanuts. Others I
want to thank for participating are Pam Lindow, Melba Lawson,
Macy Varian, Sara Matherly, Gloria and Al Tanzilo, Alice Smith,
Mike Klack, and Geraldine Alsup (a friend of the Chapter). Sales
have been great and we're still going strong. Anyone want a bag
of peanut brittle for $1.00?
Barbara Klack
Secretary
| 50 and 25 Year Pins |
A special recognition and congratulations goes out to those
who've reached a milestone in our Chapter. Each has been
presented a pin and certificate.
- Sister Evelyn Reaves Sutton was Initiated into the Order on
October 12, 1956 in Warsaw Chapter #22. She demitted from
Warsaw Chapter and a few months later affiliated with Long
Leaf Pine #186 on January 15, 1990. Sister Evelyn has been a
member for over 50 years.
- Sister Loraine Hickmon Armstrong was Initiated into
Fayetteville Chapter #334 on May 20, 1983. Sister Loraine
lives in Sanford and has 25 years in the Order.
- Sister Carmean Sawyer Cannon was Initiated on
September 15, 1983. Sister Carmean has 25 years in the
Order and still lives in Fayetteville.
- Sister Betty Herring Crain was Initiated on November 4,
1983. Sister Betty has achieved 25 years in the Order and is
still active in her Chapter.
- Sister Linda Thomas Letourneau was Initiated on
December 5, 1983. Sister Linda has 25 years in the Order and
now lives in Virginia Beach, VA
- Sister Clair Meiselback Wynne was Initiated on February
16, 1972 in Bay #219, Bay City, Michigan on November 9,
1983. Sister Clair has over 25 years in the Order and still lives
in Fayetteville.
who've reached a milestone in our Chapter. Each has been
presented a pin and certificate.
- Sister Evelyn Reaves Sutton was Initiated into the Order on
October 12, 1956 in Warsaw Chapter #22. She demitted from
Warsaw Chapter and a few months later affiliated with Long
Leaf Pine #186 on January 15, 1990. Sister Evelyn has been a
member for over 50 years.
- Sister Loraine Hickmon Armstrong was Initiated into
Fayetteville Chapter #334 on May 20, 1983. Sister Loraine
lives in Sanford and has 25 years in the Order.
- Sister Carmean Sawyer Cannon was Initiated on
September 15, 1983. Sister Carmean has 25 years in the
Order and still lives in Fayetteville.
- Sister Betty Herring Crain was Initiated on November 4,
1983. Sister Betty has achieved 25 years in the Order and is
still active in her Chapter.
- Sister Linda Thomas Letourneau was Initiated on
December 5, 1983. Sister Linda has 25 years in the Order and
now lives in Virginia Beach, VA
- Sister Clair Meiselback Wynne was Initiated on February
16, 1972 in Bay #219, Bay City, Michigan on November 9,
1983. Sister Clair has over 25 years in the Order and still lives
in Fayetteville.
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