The seven lectures of the year were interesting, and provoked lively discussions, often as interesting as the addresses themselves.
Wor. Bro. Meek in "The Sons of Heth" broke new ground from the Biblical and archaeological points of view.
Our constant friend in the United States, W. Bro. Voorhis, sent an account of "The Ancient Landmarks," for the reading of which we thank Wor. Bro. H. V. H. Watch.
Last month (October) a lecture sent from England by Bro. the Rev. G. C. Glanville was to have been read, but owing to war conditions in Europe did not arrive in time.
It will be a treat to look forward to. R. Wor. Bro. W. R. Day, a founder and Pastmaster of the Lodge, kindly came to our help with an address entitled, "What Was Freemasonry," which may open new paths of research.
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1939 - Address by the Worshipful Master - Bro E Hungerford.
