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Three Rose Croix Freemasons from Lincolnshire have been to London to be promoted to the Order’s Thirtieth Degree.
Mick Drury from Old Hall Chapter in Gainsborough, Dean Slater from Candleshoe Chapter in Skegness, and Phil Spicksley from Tower Chapter in Grimsby were accompanied to the Supreme Council by Adrian Joyce, who was attending the meeting for the first time since having been named as the new man to take over the head of the order role as Inspector General for Lincolnshire on the retirement of Trevor Clingan.
Rose Croix is the shorter and more well-known name for the Ancient and Accepted Rite for England and Wales and Districts and Chapters Overseas, and meets at its own premises in London’s Duke Street. It has 14 Chapters in Lincolnshire.
