Oatka 759 Table Lodge

    Our Table Lodge is Saturday March 10, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.  It will be a full meal. Our table lodge is celebrated throughout the district. The cost is only 25 dollars.   Ceremony Items Black dagers- Worshipful master Red dagers officers Blue dagers brothers Th....

Masonic Table Lodge

  Masonic Table Lodge History From time immemorial, Freemasons have enjoyed meeting about a "Festive Board" loaded with the fruits of their labor.  Special emphasis was placed on the Summer and Winter Solstice, late in June and and December, which were, and are, St. John the Baptist (June....

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  Brethren, we are coming together as a compassionate group of upstanding gentlemen to raise funds to cover the hearing aids needed for Brother Dunn.   As Free Masons we always come to the aid of our brothers in need Please donate what you can to ....

Every man in Masonry has an opportunity to improve himself by building his character on a foundation rich in history, tradition, and patriotism. While it is a brotherhood of men, Freemasonry is a family oriented organization with many programs and groups to involve the entire family. Furthermore, Freemasonry is sensitive to the needs of each community where it exists, and is open to men of good character regardless of race, creed, or religion.

While many people think Freemasonry is a secret society, any information about Masons can be found at any well-stocked bookstore, local library, or on the Internet. Masonic buildings are clearly marked and listed in the phone book, members wear Masonic jewelry, and the only secret about Masonry is that there are no real secrets, at all. A Mason is proud of his membership; as Benjamin Franklin once said about Freemasonry "it is not a secret society, but a society with secrets."

Beside Ben Franklin there are many other famous masons, well known to all of us, such as Buzz Aldrin, Count Basie, Jim Bowie, and Arnold Palmer to name a few. Also fourteen presidents have been Freemasons as well beginning with George Washington and most recently Gerald Ford.

Please visit our other pages to learn more about the Oatka Lodge and Freemasonry. Or stop by our Lodge, we meet the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month September through June.