The North Carolina Mason

September/October 2018 The North Carolina Mason Page 11 TRAVELING THE TAR HEEL STATE CASAR – Brothers of Casar #579 held an outdoor Scout 3rd Degree in early September. The second section was put on by active Scout leaders and Eagle Scouts. Brother Floyd Williams opened part of his property for the degree as brothers welcomed Jake Beatty and Chris Childers as the newest members of Casar Lodge. HILLSBOROUGH – Members of Eagle #19 are sharing their story and the message of Masonry in a special exhibit on display at Hillsborough's Visitor Center. Brother Michael Verville says the lodge produced the display under a grant from the Hills- borough Tourism Board and the Alliance for the Historic Hills- borough. Brothers Verville, Rick Ashby and Grand Master Speed Hallman, a member of the lodge, worked together to research and write the narrative and select appropriate images. The pan- els will be in display at least through the end of the year. X TDAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Grand Master Speed Hall- man spends some time clowning around with the Sudan Dunn Clowns at the Imperial Session of Shriners International in July. The Dunn Clowns attended the event, competed and had the opportunity to share a lunch with the Grand Master and Su- dan Potentate, Illustrious Sir Edwin "Teeny" Jones (w/o the Red Nose). The Clowns are members from the Masonic bodies in the Dunn and Harnett County area. Hiram's Whisper is a vocabulary app for the Freemasons of North Carolina. You must be a member in Good Standing of the Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of North Carolina in order to access this app. You will be required to submit your name and membership number to verify your afliation. You may then access up to 10 words within a 24-hour period. OPT OUT? Rather get The Mason online rather than in your mailbox? It's simple. To stop the mailed paper, send an email to ncmason@glnc.us with your name, lodge and the words: OPT OUT. That's all you need to do.

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