Greetings Masonic Family and Friends!
Well…here we are again!  Fall is upon us, which means it’s time for another season of change!  Bethel #49 of Warren has switched gears from the hot summer months of promotions, fund raising, and community service projects to the calm, cool, and collected travel season of Official Visitations! May we be the first to invite you to come and enjoy some of the fruits of our labors (and we don’t just mean our annual fruit basket sale (see below!)).  See our happy list of activities for the month and plan on joining us for one of our many amazing events!

– Sunday, October 4: 3:00 pm: Stated Meeting and Job’s-Daughters-to-Be meeting at the Warren Masonic Temple.
– Sunday, October 18: 3:00 pm: Stated Meeting and Job’s-Daughters-to-Be meeting at the Warren Masonic Temple.
– Sunday, October 25: City of Warren Halloween Parade. Please arrive at the Warren Masonic Temple at 11:30 am.  Shortly after, we will head over to our location to line up for the parade.  Don’t forget to bring your candy!
– Monday, October 26: White Shrine Youth Night at the Warren Masonic Temple.  Please let Renee know ASAP if you are able to attend.
– Sunday, November 1st at 3:00 pm at the Warren Masonic Temple: Official Visitation where we will be preforming the Majority Ceremony for our very own Charlotte G. who is ending her journey as a Daughter with us and starting the next chapter of her Job’s Daughter adventure!  If you are a Mason or a woman with proper Masonic relationship, please plan on attending!

Oh, by the way, just a reminder that right around the corner is Bethel #49’s biggest fundraiser!  Fruit basket sales!  Fruit baskets make excellent Christmas gifts for that hard-to-buy-for person and includes sizes small ($15.00), medium ($20.00), and large ($25.00).  Each basket is filled with apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, grapefruit, and candy and will be made before Christmas.  Be on the lookout for our annual letter and order forms in your mailbox in the coming months!

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