North Carolina Mason
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Page 10 The North Carolina Mason July/August 2015 Mileposts FOREST CITY — Guy Duncan, right, of Forest City 381 got his Dia- mond Jubilee on April 28. The honor for his 60 years as a Mason was presented by Lodge Master Eric Shelton, left. — Dewey Webb WHITEVILLE — Lebanon 207 member Roy Lindbergh Lowe, seated, has received his 60-year Diamond Jubilee Award. He is seen here with, standing from left, Lebanon Master Randy Williamson, 18 th Masonic District Deputy Grand Master Edward Davis, and Lebanon Lodge Secretary John Norosky. — John Norosky ROBBINSVILLE — Robbinsville 672 members Thomas A. Carpenter, left, and Thomas E. Davis, right, recently received their Diamond Jubilees for 60 years membership. Deputy Grand Master Bryant Webster, center, made the presentations. —Jim Hyde Graham Star photo KENANSVILLE — Johnny Powell, center, recently received his Diamond Jubilee honoring his 60 years as a Mason. He is seen here with Past Grand Master Dalton Mayo, left, and PDDGM Raymond Turner. — Luther Jones CASHIERS — Glenville 551's Tom Dillard, right, recently got his Diamond Jubilee for his 60 years in the lodge. Family and friends joined members of the lodge at Dillard's home here for the ceremony. Glen- ville Lodge Master Michael Gregory, left, made the presentation. — Dave Cashion KENANSVILLE — St. John's 13's Hank Gurley, left, recently received his Veteran's Emblem honoring his 50 years as a Mason. He is seen here re- ceiving the award from L. C. Jones. — Luther Jones FOREST CITY — For- est City 381 presented Wayne Hardin with his 50-year award, the Veter- an's Emblem, on April 28. Lodge Master Eric Shelton made the presentation. — Dewey Webb ROBBINSVILLE — Three Robbinsville 672 members, Lowell D. Irons, Huel C. Millsaps, and William Edward Truitt, recently got their Veteran's Emblems for reaching 50 years of membership in the fra- ternity. Deputy Grand Master Bryant Webster made the presenta- tions. Seen here, from left, are Irons, Webster, Millsaps, and Truitt. — Jim Hyde Graham Star photo