Greetings Masonic Family and Friends!
Well, how is your summer going?  Cooling down slightly?!  Kind of!  We’ll take it!  Hopefully you were able to renew old friendships and make lasting ones despite the gross heat and humidity we suffered early on (which, by the way, is hopefully on its way out permanently this year with fall less than a month away!).  We know you have missed hearing about our Warren Job’s Daughters, so we will just give you the quick highlights of the last month!   Did you happen to catch a glimpse of our lovely ladies in August as they gave it their all at everyone’s favorite American past time, roller skating, at the Cortland Roller Rink?  No?  Huh.  Well, did you happen to travel with them to the Toledo Zoo where they got to spend the night?  How cool is that?! No?! What have you been doing that you are so busy and missing out on all of this fun?!  Okay, okay, here is a chance to redeem yourself for September:
– Sunday, September 6: Job’s Daughters meeting at 3:00 pm at the Warren Masonic Temple. (Jobies-to-Be welcome!)
– Saturday, September 19: Hampton Memorial Golf Outing
– Sunday, September 20: Job’s Daughters meeting at the Warren Masonic Temple at 3:00 pm (Jobies-to-Be welcome!)
– Sunday, September 20: Lily G’s Eagle Scout Court of Honor event
– Friday, September 25 – Sunday, September 27: Eastern Star Grand Chapter (Sharonville Convention Center, 11355 Chester Road, Glendale, Ohio 45246)
– Fun Event: Past Times Arcade in Girard, Ohio (Time and date TBA, so stay tuned!)

So, have we sold you yet on our Bethel?  Are you looking forward to seeing us again in the near future?  Great!  Read the above paragraph to visit us during one of our meetings or join in fellowship with us at one of our events!  Have a young lady interested in Job’s and you’d like her to start her journey with us soon (maybe as soon as this fall!)?  Not a problem!  Contact our Bethel Guardian, Renee Wilcox, for more information and/or a petition and we hope to see you in September!

Well, hopefully that answered all of your questions for this month and we will see you soon!  Just in case you aren’t familiar with us, Job’s Daughters’ mission is to create confident young women, respecting tradition, and shaping the future. Our members learn invaluable skills that increase their confidence and prepare them to lead. We teach girls to use their voice. We also have a Jobie-2-Be program for any girl age 7 to 9 or any other age that is interested in learning more about Job’s Daughters.  For a full list of what we do each month, please contact our Bethel Guardian, Renee Wilcox, at (330) 240-2164, for more information or a petition!
Sincerely,
Daughters and Adults of Bethel #49