Abbott and Costello exist in the public mind as an almost ‘Siamese twin’ double act.
William Alexander (Bud) Abbott was born in 1895 in New Jersey, into an entertainment family. His father was an advance man for travelling acts and his mother was a bareback horse rider for Ringling Bros circus.
The builder’s square, used as a Craft symbol, is an approximation of a triangle with its apex downwards and base upwards, which is a very ancient symbol of the soul and psychic constitution of man and is known as the water triangle.
concept being organised by a small but professional group of cricket players. The primary purpose was to maintain order, keep up good morale within teams and maintain physical performance during the cricket off season.
The Freemason printed an article in its December 2018 issue on the background of the train known as the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin. This report is from a member who decided to make the journey.
Work started last week on the next phase of the restoration work on Cessnock’s Freemasons Hall.
Back in 2016 in a joint effort from the Freemasons from District 11 and Masonicare a mobile coolroom was donated to the local Rural Fire Service.
VW Bro Robert Wallace Humphrey is now accustomed to celebrate his birthday. After all he has blown the candles for the 100th time last Saturday, 13 June.
With absolutely no hall income due to the Covid-19 situation the brethren of Lodge Courallie are taking things into their own hands.
In a world often dictated by hate and segregation, membership of an organisation capable of uniting men of all religions, colours and even accents is more relevant than ever.
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