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James A. Clark

LBBFantastic TeethStudents from Maedgen Elementary School in Lubbock express their appreciation for their dental kits from the area Masons and the Masonic Home and School of Texas

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Masonic Lodges in Lubbock and the surrounding area set a new record for the Fantastic Teeth Fan Club by providing nearly 6,000 first graders with free prevent tooth decay kits. “Through the efforts of 21 lodges, we gave away kits at 84 schools in 44 communities,” said Elmer “Coke” Etgen, project coordinator. Masonic Lodges participating in this awesome effort: Lubbock, Abernathy, Brownfield, Crosbyton, Denver City, Emma, Floydada, Lemond, Levelland, Littlefield, Mackenzie, Matador, O’Donnell, Olton, Post, Slaton, South Plains Daylight, Spur, Tahoka, Wolfforth-Frenship, and Yellowhouse.

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The brains of the outfit - PM Elmer "Coke" Etgen
The brains of the outfit – PM Elmer “Coke” Etgen
JW John Rosser with Chris Bates in the background giving handsignals
JW John Rosser with Chris Bates in the background giving handsignals to land a helicopter or something . . .

 

WM Glenn Fant - Lubbock Lodge #1392
WM Glenn Fant – Lubbock Lodge #1392
This thing was HUGE!
This thing was HUGE!
Lubbock Lodge's First Lady, Janice Fant and Charles Leatherwood of Crosbyton Lodge.
Lubbock Lodge’s First Lady, Janice Fant and Charles Leatherwood of Crosbyton Lodge.
Past master Dewain Collins (l) with soon to be new Master Mason Harold Loveless (r)
Past master Dewain Collins (l) with soon to be new Master Mason Harold Loveless (r)
Soon to be new Master Mason Bruce Williams
Soon to be new Master Mason Bruce Williams

Click HERE to see more pictures of the kick-off party!

Fantastic Teeth – 2015

James A. Clark

For James, the journey of Masonry—which began in May 2000 at Clinton Lodge No. 23—is about more than just titles. Currently active in Lubbock Lodge No. 1392, Wolfforth-Frenship Lodge No. 1447, and various York and Scottish Rite bodies, he sees these affiliations as avenues for deep Masonic education. James advocates for a Craft where the bonds of the dining hall are supported by a dedication to our ancient truths. His mission within the District 93 MWSA and beyond is to harmonize social ties with reflection, moving the brotherhood from rote memorization toward the genuine pursuit of light.

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