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D+ PROCDEDINGS OF'THD Appreciatlon I am norv approaching the end or closing of my message to you. As I do this I am especially thinking about my fellorv Glard Lodge officers. My year as Grand Master was filled to overflowing with your kindness and offers to help in evely way you could. The success we have achieved from our labors for the Grand Lodge is due in a real sense to you, one end'all. To you Leroy, you have been so patient with me. I know I have asked much of you, but you always responded so willir-rgly and gave of your time and talents. And to you, Willard and Otto goes my deep appreciation for your kind help. We had so lnany meetings together to discuss our problems that made my work as Grand lVlastel so much easier. I wish also to thank the Grand Lodge Survey Cotnmittee, Miles and Clyde for youl untiring efforL in behalf of this important 'lvork. It was always a pleasure fol me to walk into the Grand Secretaly's office to receive a healty welcome and smiles flom Alice, John, Dave and Clint. Your counsel was always timely and good, and the fellowship was lich. The advice and counsel so freely given by you, Cyril on the X'inancial rnatterg was much aPpleciated, And now to the rest of the Gland Lodge officels, Past Grand Mastels, committees, and the Craft as a whole, I waut you all to know how very much I have enjoyed selving as your Gland Master-. I thank you fron the bottom of my heatt fol bestowing this high honol upon me. The fellowship and associations that I have had with you during the year at oul many meetings have been so enjoyable and uplifting. Words fail me now in my attempt to convey my feelings to you. Concluslon In closing I want to say that together with all the Grand Lodge officers, rve labored and rvolked in very close co-operation. Out of this has come a common understanding of the business of the Grand Lodge. I feel that all the line officers have gained much from their experience. In the case of the Deputy Grand Master and the Grand Wardens, I have made every effort to keep them informed from time to tirne as the Grand Lodge business of the year unfolded. In vierv of these facts, I feel that as the officers advance toward the office of Grand Master, they will be well inforrned and thus render to the Gl'and Lodge the kind of leadership that is desired. As I have labored arnong you thloughout the state during the year, there halre been sone things that have ever been uppermost in my nind and heart and I hope and play that it may not
GR:IND LODGD OF IIINNDSOI'A have been ln vain. As I have done so many, many times in our meetings, may I again point out to you'the need for you and me as Masons to join hands wlth our churches. We all know that now, more than ever before, leadership is needed, and Masonry can supply that leadership lt u,e will apply it and ,,let oul goo
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