CONWAY LODGE NO. 65
Ancient Free Masons
Conway, South Carolina
Chartered December 12, 1888
Brief history of Conway 65
Conway, South Carolina

   Freemasonry in Conway extends back to 1841 when the original Conway Lodge 65 was chartered by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge AFM of South Carolina. Unfortunately, that lodge did not survive and surrendered its charter some years later. Our current charter is dated December 12, 1888 and has been in continuous service since, although in different locations within our city. Our goal has always been to take good men and make better men of them.
   We meet on the Second Monday of the month at 7:30 pm in the Masonic Hall, 903 15th Avenue, Conway, SC. We begin with dinner and fellowship at 6:45 pm. Degree work is scheduled as necessary.
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DEFINITIONS OF FREEMASONRY
   Freemasonry is an organization of men, based on the  
Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man, using  
builders' tools as symbols to teach basic moral Truths thereby  
impressing upon the minds of the members the cardinal  
virtues of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth which should be  
applied to everyday activities.
   Freemasonry is a system of morality, veiled in allegory and  
illustrated by symbols.
   Freemasonry is an oath-bound, fraternal order of men,  
deriving its origin from the medieval fraternity of operative  
Freemasons; adhering to many of their Ancient Charges,  
laws, customs and legends; loyal to the civil government  
under which it exists; inculcating moral and social virtues by  
the symbolic application of the working tools of the  
stonemasons and by allegories, lectures, and charges. The  
members are obligated to observe principles of brotherly  
love, equality, mutual aid and assistance, secrecy, and  
confidence, have secret modes of recognizing each other as  
Masons when abroad and in the world, and meet in lodges.
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