Last Saturday, October 1st, Springfield Assembly, led by WA Hailey, volunteered their weekend to help clean-up a segment of Accotink Creek by Fullerton Road. The clean-up was part of an effort by “Friends of Accotink.” In spite of the rain and high water preventing them from a total clean-up, the girls gathered an amazing array of debris including a shopping cart and bottles. Others present were Sisters Triska and Jeanne as well as Mom Rose, Mom Edna, and Dad Harold.

Norfolk Installation of Officers on September 18th, I attended Norfolk DeMolay Chapter’s Installation of Officers. I got to spend some time with my Rainbow Sisters from Hampton. It was a really fun time. I sat with them and we chatted before the Installation. Mateo went in as the Master Councilor for this term. The Chapter Sweetheart was the Honored Queen of Bethel 48. They had a great turnout. Mateo was most excited about his chocolate fountain.I can’t wait to see what this term holds for the Norfolk DeMolay.
With Rainbow Love and Service,

Relena

Norfolk Assembly #15

South Norfolk Lodge had their lodge dinner on September 6th. Kaitlyn (Worthy Advisor), Kaiti (Chaplin) Sarah (pledge), Gabi (pledge), Chloe (pledge) Alessia (pledge) and I went to the dinner. They served Chicken Brunswick stew and cornbread. The food was really good and well cooked. Mr. Chum cooked the dinner for us, as he has done for us many times in the past. Many of the other Lodges showed up to have dinner with us.

I can’t wait until we can do this again.
In Rainbow love,
Phoenix