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Ministerial Perspective of Freemasonry Program This Thursday
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I want to invite all Dallas-area Freemasons from all lodges and appendant organizations to a program that I am moderating, at which Randy Mayeux is speaking, on Thursday at the Dallas High Noon Club. This is a Masonic-based organization that is the oldest continuous meeting luncheon group in the city:
“A MINISTERIAL PERSPECTIVE ON FREEMASONRY”
Karl J. Krayer, Moderator
Randy Mayeux, Presenter
Dallas High Noon Club
Thursday, August 3
Lunch 12:00-12:30 / Program 12:30-1:15
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel – Dallas-Love Field – 3300 W. Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX 75235 // ph 214-357-8500
Mockingbird Boulevard across from Love Field Airport
Lunch Fee: $15.00
In the fall, Randy and I participated in a pre-election program for the club, which we later podcast through our blog and Facebook.
At this one, drawing upon his experience as a minister, Randy will answer questions about the customs, practices, and beliefs of the Masonic fraternity from that frame of reference. Randy was a minister before retiring to join me in the professional speaking business.
No stranger to Masonic circles, Randy gave the keynote address at the first Grand Lodge of Texas Masonic Family Convention in 2004, returned as a concurrent session speaker for the convention in 2005, was the featured speaker for the Dallas Scottish Rite Bodies Feast of Tishri, and has addressed the District 14 Masters, Wardens, and Secretaries Association for the Lamar Medal Presentations. We will also have time for some audience questions.
This program is a certain sellout. Be sure to make your reservations early with the club Treasurer/Secretary, Steve Eason, who is a Past President of the Dallas High Noon Club. His phone is (469) 667-4274 and his e-Mail:
One More Presentation This Week on GRIT
On Thursday, May 11, I will present yet another application of the best-seller, Grit, 
written by Angela Duckworth.
written by Angela Duckworth. 
The presentation is to the Dallas High Noon Club during its weekly luncheon. I am a member of the club, to which visitors are welcome. Most attendees are active members, or their relatives, of Hella Shrine.The program is entitled:
“Grit: Passion and Perseverance in Your Masonic Life.”
We will be at the Hilton Doubletree Hotel, directly across from Love Field Airport. The lunch begins at 11:45 p.m. The cost is $15 per person.
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War Off Drugs Presentation Given To Dallas High Noon Club
One of our Creative Communication Network speakers, Carmen Coreas, presented her program to the Dallas High Noon Club on Thursday, May 5 at the Love Field Doubletree Hilton hotel. The Dallas High Noon Club is the oldest continuous meeting luncheon gathering in the area, and contributes to many civic charities. If you are interested in booking this presentation for your organization, contact Karl J. Krayer, President of Creative Communication Network, at . Here is a description of Carmen’s program:
Her program is entitled, “The War Off Drugs.” In this presentation, Carmen argues against prescription drugs for quick-fix remedies, which has increasingly become the status-quo for treating physical and mental health maladies in today’s society.
This pr
esentation is life-changing! Carmen will share stories and cases that will touch your heart. You will learn the latest scientific findings, with special attention to quality research on the topic. You will hear quotes from qualified authorities. You will discover alternatives to prescription drugs, and learn how to have a fulfilled life by not taking them. Carmen even goes after energy drinks, and you will hear about safer ways to regain strength and stamina. Since she is fully bilingual, Carmen can also present the program in fluent Spanish.
In this fast-paced 20-30 minute presentation, accompanied by striking visuals, Carmen makes these points:
- Society wants easy and fast solutions to physical and mental health.
- Prescription drugs produce lasting harmful side effects.
- Energy drinks produce the complete opposite result from what they advertise.
- Illegal psychiatric drugs are associated with many types of crimes.
- There are healthier and more effective remedies than prescription drugs.
- Eastern societies have successfully shunned drugs and are exceptionally healthy.
Pictured clockwise are: Carmen speaking during the presentation, Carmen with CCN Karl J. Krayer (C) and several of the members of the High Noon Club from the audience, and Carmen with CCN President Karl J. Krayer (L) and High Noon Club President Steve Gooch (R).
February 25 – Speaking at High Noon Club of Dallas
On Thursday, I will be at the Dallas High Noon Club with Randy Mayeux to present “Did You Hear What You Thought You Heard? Making Sense Out of What Candidates Say and Mean in Political Campaigns.” The lunch and program is from noon to 1:00 at the Doubletree by Hilton – Dallas Love Field – 3300 W. Mockingbird Lane. For reservations, please send an e-Mail to , or call (469) 667-4274. The Dallas High Noon Club is the oldest meeting luncheon club in city, with over 80 years of weekly programs. I have known its current President, Steven Gooch, for many years through the York and Scottish Rite, and at Richland Community College.
