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109 Eagle Drive
Red Oak, Texas 75154

214-587-9610

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First Tuesday of the Month

Dinner at 6:30 p.m.

Meeting at 7:30 p.m.

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Red Oak Lodge EA Degree
Saturday, Jan. 14 @ 8:00am
Meet at Red Oak Denny’s for breakfast. At 7:00am

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Last update: January 10, 2012 RedOak461.org © of Red Oak Masonic Lodge 461, Red Oak, Texas Webmaster: gpeck44@hotmail.com

January 14th

Called Meeting - EA Degree

Our Stated Meeting and preceding dinner offer a time of fellowship and good food. The Brothers can inter-relate during the dinner which is open to the Mason and his family. After dinner, at 7:30 p.m., and our guests have departed, the Lodge is called to order for it’s regularly scheduled meeting. Masons from Red Oak Lodge and visiting Masons participate. Our meeting is very similar to that of any organization, in that we discuss old and new business, concerns of our membership and their families, planning for future events, and general topics heard in most organization meetings. The only secretary is the meeting is closed to the public.

Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Stated Meeting at 7:30 p.m.

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Senior Warden Al Dominges

The Senior Warden, is second in command, he will usually replace the Worshipful Master at the end of his one year term. The Senior Warden leads in the absence of the master

Junior Warden Steve Tonick

Like to the Senior Warden, he will someday be the Master of the Lodge. He is in training to that end. During his one year term, he learns the Constitution and Laws of the Masons.

Bell's Chapel Cemetery

Bell Chapel Rd. off FM 813, Rockett Community, TX, USA

Chartered in 1876, the Red Oak Masonic Lodge No. 461, held their early meetings in a 2-story chapel and hall they helped build on land donated to the Methodist Episcopal Church South on Dec. 27, 1875, by local landowners John and Elizabeth Gibbons. The church and cemetery were named in honor of confederate war veteran Jodie M. Bell, a church and civic leader in the Rockett Community, and first person to be buried in the cemetery in 1877. The lodge moved to Red Oak in 1894.
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First Red Oak Masonic Lodge

In Masonry, the Worshipful Master or Master of the Lodge is the leader of the Lodge. Much like a president of a company. He is NOT revered, but he is expected to direct the men.