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Monday, March 07, 2016

4/12: Art de Hoyos Speaking at AASR Valley of Detroit

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The Scottish Rite Valley of Detroit is proud to present to Valley of Detroit Members and their Master Mason guests and other 32° Masons 
Ill Bro. Art de Hoyos, 33°, Grand Archivist of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction who will speak on 
“The Little Known Aspects of Early American Masonic Ritual” 
On this special evening, you’ll be able to meet, purchase books, and have your books signed.
Registration includes: educational presentation, appetizers and refreshments social following the presentation, and book signing and meet and greet.
Members of the Valley should bring their fellow Master Masons to introduce them to the Valley of Detroit. As long as they register, your non-Scottish Rite, Master Mason guests are free of charge this evening to take part in this special presentation and appetizers. This is your opportunity to show your Master Mason friends why you value your Scottish Rite membership. (Petitions for membership and the chance to speak with Valley Ambassadors will be available, as well).
As seen on the History Channel and NBC’s Dateline, CNN’s The Situation Room and many other programs.
Both Scottish Rite members and Master Masons are invited.
Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 907 Monroe St, Dearborn, MI 48124
Meet and Greet 5:30PM, Program at 7:30PM
$20.00 per person / Master Mason Guests Free of Charge
PREPAID RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST No later than April 1, 2016
Register online or call the Office: 877.320.6432
Both Master Masons and Scottish Rite members can register online: CLICK HERE

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