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Official Publication of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, Free & Accepted Official Publication of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, Free & Accepted Masons October 2018 Grand Lodge Office: 478-742-1475 Please send changes of address to the Grand Secretary MASONIC MESSENGER at 811 Mulberry Street, Macon, GA 31201 Vol. 106 October 2018 No. 1 on your lodge secretary’s monthly report. Table of Contents The editor does NOT keep the list of addresses. Grand Lodge Notices and Events Grand Lodge Officers In Remembrance Clarence “Buster” Horne........................3-4 Grand Master Larry W. Nichols (59) Grand Lodge Calendar............................................................5 5500 Interstate Pkwy, Ste. 415 Atlanta, GA 30328 Email: [email protected] 404-735-3544 Cottage Campaign Contributions...........................................5 From the Grand Secretary’s Desk...........................................6 Deputy Grand Master Michael H. Wilson (6, 84) 3655 Jensen Ct Loganville, GA 30052 Grand Master’s Calendar.......................................................7 Email: [email protected] 678-410-0833 A Note from WB Joe Colvard..................................................8 Senior Grand Warden Johnie M. Garmon (114) A Note from WB Lloyd Bowen................................................9 P.O. Box 1921 Blairsville, GA 30514 Masonic Happenings and Events in Georgia Email: [email protected] 706-781-9565 “Remanded to the Quarry”..................................................10 Junior Grand Warden Jan M. Giddens (33) Freemasonry Around Georgia.........................................11-12 2897 Huntcliff Drive Marietta, GA 30066 Email: [email protected] 678-232-4115 Scottish Rite News...............................................................13 Grand Treasurer Bobby B. Simmons, (111,756) 203 Williams Drive Bonaire, GA 31005 Grand York Rite News.........................................................14 Email: [email protected] 813-391-9616 Grand Secretary Van S. McGee (26, 70) 811 Mulberry Street Macon, GA 31201 Articles Email: [email protected] 478-742-1475 “A Masonic Numismatist”....................................................15 “Masonic Home of GA Alumni Assoc”..................................16 Grand Chaplain Raymond Gray (42) 2499 Midvale Forest Drive Tucker, GA 30084 The Common Gavel.........................................................17-18 Email: [email protected] 770-316-9989 Annales.................................................................................19 Grand Marshal Tom Bruce (42, 216) “Justice Comes to Montana”..........................................20-21 4426 Hugh Howell Road B-118 Tucker, GA 30084 “Continuous Improvement”............................................22-23 Email: [email protected] 770-648-5700 Veteran’s Corner...................................................................24 Grand Orator Leonard Buffington, (492, 743, 754) GA ChIP Communication Corner...........................................25 3680 Midvale Road Tucker. GA 30084 Email: [email protected] 770-547-6867 Awards............................................................................26-29 Senior Grand Deacon Donald C. Combs (46) Endowment Fund Contributions..........................................29 1262 Meadow Lane SE Darien, GA 31305 [email protected] 478-235-3750 In Memoriam..................................................................30-31 Junior Grand Deacon Michael A. Kessler (216) 3592 Woodstream Circle NE Atlanta, GA 30319 [email protected] 678-947-1001 Back Cover: Sandy Springs Holds St. John’s Celebration First Grand Steward Benjamin W. Polston, II (6) 2859 Brindle Creek Dr. SW Conyers, GA 30094 [email protected] 678-571-2738 Second Grand Steward Mark A. Bradley (36) 219 Jacob Drive Hoschton, GA 30548 Email: [email protected] 706-983-9216 Third Grand Steward Bill Shepard (717, 214) 148 Sulah Street Brunswick, GA 31525 Email: [email protected] 912-269-5272 Grand Tyler James W. Garner II (59) 3784 E. Ponce de Leon Ave. Clarkston, GA 30021 Email: [email protected] 404-472-7367 Publications Editor of the Masonic Messenger Daniel P. Bennett (364,154) 728 Baugh Mountain Rd. NW Sugar Valley, GA 30746 Email: [email protected] 770-608-6232 Chairman of Publications Ross M. Laver (371, 216) Email: [email protected] 770-489-1864 Published bi-monthly at 811 Mulberry Street, Macon, GA 31201. The Messenger goes to all Masons holding membership in Georgia Subscription $10.00 domestic, $16.00 foreign per year. Advertising rates on application 2 / October 2018 In Remembrance RESOLUTION ILLUSTRIOUS CLARENCE ERNEST HORNE, 33° “BUSTER” Born: May 3, 1925 – Phenix City, Alabama Died: October 5, 2018 -- Cumming, Georgia PASSED TO THE GREAT BEYOND IN HIS NINETY THIRD YEAR WHEREAS, The Officers and Atlanta Old-Time Baseball Players Members in the Valley of Atlanta, and again played amateur baseball in Orient of Georgia, Ancient and the early 1950s. Accepted Scottish Rite of Freema- sonry, desire to record their deep- Brother Horne was initiated in East est sorrow at the death of their Point Lodge #288 on February 17, Masonic Brother, Illustrious Clar- 1953, passed to the Degree of Fel- ence Ernest Horne, 33°, who, lowcraft on March 3, 1953, and since November 3, 1961, has raised as a Master Mason on March served the Scottish Rite, Valley of 28, 1953 serving as Worshipful Mas- Atlanta, for fifty seven years in ter in 1963. He was elected Secretary several capacities. Brother Horne of the Lodge in December 1965 and in his years contributed greatly to served as its Secretary until Decem- mankind and our country. His zest ber of 2016, a total of fifty-one years. for life, his accomplishments indi- He served as Grand Chaplain of vidually will not soon be forgotten Grand Lodge for William M. Hut- and we are much better for his life cheson in 1991 and was appointed in here on earth. He was a kind, generous and compas- 1994 as Third sionate Christian friend to many who traveled many miles with him to some remote place to confer degrees Grand Steward of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge or offer assistance. of Georgia by James W. (Buddy) Seymour and he served with distinction as Most Worshipful Grand Upon graduation from High School, Brother Horne Master of Masons in Georgia in 2002. He was very joined the United States Navy where he served in the active in Grand Lodge serving on Charters and By- Pacific Theater as an aerial gunner and radioman. Af- Laws Committee for over ten years, Publications ter the war ended in 1945, he served on the staff of the Committee, and as a member of Jurisprudence Com- Navy News in Manila, Philippines until his discharge mittee for several years. in 1946. Brother Buster was also a longtime member of Daylite He married Anita Ruth Strickland from Phenix City in Lodge #125 having affiliated with them as a dual 1946 and played amateur baseball in Alabama before member on December 4, 1991. moving to the Atlanta area about 1948. He began working for Ruralist Press as a printer in 1948 becom- He joined Mt Zion Chapter #16, RAM on November ing an account executive and then Vice President be- 9, 1974, Jason Burr Council #13, RSM on November fore retiring in 1990. Ruralist Press was founded in the 9, 1974 and Coeur de Lion Commandery #4, KT on 1880s to produce the Hastings Seed Catalog, became November 16, 1974. He was a past presiding officer Stephens Graphics in 1971 and was acquired by Bell of all these bodies and was invited to membership in South in the late 1980s where more than 65 million Cherokee Rose Priory #56, Knights of the York Cross Yellow Pages and White Pages directories were printed of Honour on August 30, 1994. He was very active in annually. Our Brother “Buster” was involved with the the York Rite bodies and was elected as Right Emi- 3 / June 2018 Resolution of Respect for Illustrious Brother Clarence “Buster” Horne Continued Brother Horne was invited to become a member of all the Appendant-Honorary Bodies in Georgia and served in a position of leadership in many of them. He became a member of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry on November 3, 1961 as a member of the John Wimbish Guinn, 33° Class. He was invested with the Rank and Decoration of Knight Commander of the Court of Honour on November 20, 1965, and was Coroneted an Inspector General Honorary, 33° on October 18, 1973. He was very active in the Scottish Rite becoming a charter member of the South Side Scottish Rite Asso- ciation in 1977 and serving as President in 1990. He served as Preceptor of the Council of Kadosh in 1980. He was the Classroom Director from 1974 to 1989 and was also on the 29th Degree team when that Degree was done by the South Side Scottish Rite Association. In 2012, the South Side Scottish Rite Association made him a Life Member of the Association. He was also Chairman of the Executive Committee for several years. In 1989 he was appointed as the Personal Representative of the Sovereign Grand Inspector General, Bill Hutcheson, in the Valley of Atlanta, and he served for Bill Hutcheson, Earl Harris and Leonard Buffington a total of fourteen years. He also served as a Trustee of the Scottish Rite Foundation of Georgia, and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Scottish Rite Medical Center. Brother “Buster” was a longtime Baptist, but after moving to his farm in Henry County near McDonough in 1977, he affiliated with Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church where he served as Lay Leader, Lay Member, Chairman of the Board of Trustees and a member of the Administrative Board and Finance
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