Amorc Folder 9

AMORC FOLDER 9
(1961-1968)
1961
Ocala Star-Banner
Ocala, Florida
Thursday, January 5, 1961
Page 4
Additional Rosicrucian
Books Received At Library
Additional volumes on the sub
ject of Rosicrucianlsm have been
added to the collection ol Rosicru
cian philosophy at the local public
library.
Paul H Seib, local Rosicrucian
member, states that be has been
informed by the grand secretary
of the Rosicrucian Order, that be
cause of the demand for works on
this subject, it has been found es
sential to donate further copies to
the Ocala library.
Seib also declares 'that since the
Rosicrucian Order, known
as
AMORC, is not irreligious organ
ization, all Its publications are
treatises on philosophy, metaphys
ics, the sciences, and the artsthe
object of the organization being
to give the*student or member an
understanding of the fundamental

laws of life so as to permit him
to realize a fuller,and more abun
dant existence.
The selection of cities for the
periodic Rosicrucian conclaves is'
determined/* seib said, by the in
terest shown by the . reading
public In the organizations publi
cations and monthly periodical the
Rosicrucian Digest, in the public
libraries."
In addition to holding member
ship conclaves in such cities, ex
tensive advertising iX then con
ducted by the Grand Lodge in the
local press. The funds that make
possible the donation of the books
to the public libraries are the result
of contributions of local members
of the organization.
The Edwardsville Intelligencer

Edwardsville, Illinois
Wednesday, February 15,1961
Page 11
Is
there an invisible influence

upon our lives? Learn to mas
ter the subtle forces that de
termine your destiny. Write for
gift booklet. THE MASTERY OF
L IF E , to Scribe CSE, AMORC.
San
Jose,
California.
(Read
Rosicrucian Digest magazine in
Edwardsville Library).
The Arizona Republic

Phoenix, Arizona
Saturday, March 11, 1961
Page 31
Myrtle Cate
Given Award
Mrs. Myrtle E. Cate, ministerdirector of the Unity Truth Cen
ter, has been-presented the Rosi
crucian Humanist Award for un
usual and outstanding humani
tarian service to the community.
The presentation was mode by
Paul J; Stevenson on behalf of
the Rosicrucian Order of San
Jose, -Calif., a nonser.tarian or
ganization. He is inspector-general
of the group.
OUter recipients of the award
in previous years include former
City Magistrate C. W. Pensingcr,
Emmet McLoughlin, director of
Memorial Hospital; and Mrs.
Hazel Cardwell, who works for
the Alcoholics Rehabilitation Cen
ter and former superior court
commitment clerk.
The award cited Mrs. Cate for
the spiritual influence she has had
on hundreds of persons trained at
the center.
The Terre Haute Tribune-Star

Terre Haute, Indiana
Sunday, March 12,11961
Page 37
FORM CHAPTER OF
ROSICRUSIAN ORDER
Thr Supreme Grand Lodge of
(he Inlernation.il Rosicrucian Or
der. AMORC. has authorized the
formation of a local chapter to
serve its members in Te rre Haute
land vicinity. A c c o rim 4 to Mrs.
Carl Gentry, 657 M > rh Fourth
street, local spokes M n for the
order, the new chapter makes a
total of more th a i ]2> Rosicru
cian chapters in this jurisdiction.
The newly appoi r c i officers
are Mrs. Carl Gentry, master,
and Donald H. Causev guardian.
Mrs. Gentry states that the
* not a re
Rosicrucian Order \
ligious society, but is a philoso
phical movement d\o ed to tha
study of the sciences and the
laws of nature as f o ir d expresses
in man. Bimonthl} meetings w ill
he held at the Forty tr.d Eight
i clubhouse.
419
Sod h
Ninth
Carl Gentry, 657 North Fourth

street, local spokesta 1 for the
order, the new chapter makes a
total of more th a i J25 Rosicru
cian chapters in this jurisdiction.
The newly appoi i t 1 officers
are Mrs. Carl Gentry, master,
and Donald H. Ca Jsev guardian.
Mrs. Gentry slates that the
Rosicrucian Order is not a re
ligious society, but is a philoso
phical movement dcvo ed to the
study of the sciences and the
laws of nature as f$i nd expresses
in man. Bim onthb meetings w ill
; be held at the Forty md E ight
clubhouse.
419
Soa h
N m lh
street, on the seconi ; nd fourth
Sundays of each m o r l at 3 p.m
The Hammond Times

Hammond, Indiana
Sunday, March 12, 1961
Page D-I4
G roup M arks
A ncient R ite
Rosicrucians. a non-religious but
philosophical fraternity, will celejbrate the ancient new year rite
j Wednesday at the Knights of
j Pythias
building, 5454 Hohman
'Ave., Hammond,
j Mrs. John R. Kennedy, 941 169th
j Pi., Hammond, master of the Cal(umet chapter, said the ancient
Egyptians from the time of Mem.phis to the Ptolemaic period began*
! their new year on or about the
time of the vernal equinox when
the sun on its journey crosses the
celestial equator and enters the
zodiacal sign of aries which al
ways occurs about March 21.
This was considered the be
ginning of the new year because
spring is symbolic of new life
emphasized by the reawakening
of nature from the dormant
period of winter, the bursting
forth of blossoms and the growth
of living things/' explained Mrs.
Kennedy.
Tucson Daily Citizen

Tucson, Arizona
Tuesday, March 14,1961
Page 8
Rosicrucians
To Install
The R o s i c r u c i a n Order,
AM ORC, will install new offi
cers in a.ceremony lo be held
at 10 4 5 ^ N. Catalina Ave. at
& p.m. on Friday.
New officers will be Mrs.
Harriet Pellicci, master; Mrs.
Gloria
Stanton,
secretary;
Donald Stone, chaplain; Albert
Prince and Mrs. Dorothy
Wang, guardians; and Mrs.
Azelia Jeney and Mrs. Ju n e
Tourney, trustees.
Additional information con
cerning the meeting may be
obtained by contacting Mrs.
C* E. MacConnell, 1621 Buck
eye Lant,
San Mateo Times

San Mateo, California
Wednesday, March 15, 1961
Page 24
AMORC to Meet Here

%
The Peninsula Chapter of the ;an n ual celebration of the New

ftosicrucian Order, AMORC, will Year rite. Chris Cabaljna, reinstall officers for the coining(1tiring ttaster, will give a brief
>car At a regular meeting at Lind', talk.
Hall, Belmont on Thursday. S p .m .!
To be in sta ll^ arc: Zoic M. j
Swicjron, master. Palo Alio;
John Hester, deputy master, Palo;
Alto: Charles France, chah-man
The Burlingame recrcaiion de
of board of^ trustees. South San
partment has two openings in its
Francisco; Mrs. Peter Jones,
chapter secretary. Bclmor.t: Et- nursery school at Buriingame vil
lage, located on California drive
tore Da Faro, chaplain. Palo Alto;
Joe Teare. Ir.ner guardian. Hills- near Oxford street. These open
Sorcuch: Peter Jones, outer guar- ings arc for the afternoon tlasses,
dian.dian, Belmont; Mrs. Vera 2-3 p.m. from Kor.day through
Why bark, Matre, San Mateo; Thursday.
Children must be four years old
Evelyn Bochlcr, chantrcss. San
Bruno: Chet Swicnton, chanter. prior to December 2. 1960. RegisPalo Alto. The mcet:ng is open irations w ill be taken at the
to all Rosicrjcians. Tho install- school cr at Lhe center. 850 Bur
ation ceremony will follow the* lingame avenue.
Burlingame Has
Nursery Openings
The Desert Sentinel

Desert Hot Springs, California
Friday, March 17 1961
Page 7
Honor Ancient
New Year Rite
The re-enactment of a cere
mony that began in ' ancient
Egypt over 40 centuries ago will
be the highlight of a local Rosi
crucian conclave to be held here
at 3 p.m. on' Sunday, March 19.
According to Gertrude Winsborrow, Master of the Rosicru
cian Desert Pronaos, the ancient
Egyptians, from the time of
Memphis to the Ptolemaic Peri
od, began their New Year on or
about the time of the vernal
equinox.
March 21 is also the beginning
of the fiscal period of all Rosi
crucian Lodges, Chapters, and
Pronaoi throughout the world;
and the date Is marked by the
installation of new ritualistic
and administrative officers.
New officers of the local Ro
sicrucian organization who will
be installed are: Rhea Hoffman,
master; Edith Arndt, Secretary,
and Tom Winsborvow, guardian.
The ceremony and conclave is
to be held at the Town Hall, 8th
Street and Cactus Ave., Desert
Hot Springs. Many visiting mem
bers from the surrounding cities
are expected to be in attendance.
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times

Corpus Christi, Texas
Page 10
ROSICRUCIANS TO CELEBRATE
A N C IEN T NEW YEAR RITE
The re-enactment of a ceremony that began in nncsent Egvp
pt
over forty centuries ago
ill ;x> the hi^hli^ht of a lorn
loca I
Rosicrucian cor.clavc
March
cor,clave 10 be held here Sunday, Mir
oh 19, a
at
3: (X> P.M.
According t/> Mrs. Juel RoMe Cox, Master of the Rosicmcian
Corpus Christi Pronaos. the ancient Egyptians from the time
of Memphis to the Ptolemaic Period, beân their New Year
on or about the time of the vernal equinox when the sun. on
its journey, cnosscs the celestial equator and enters the 7.odiaeal
sign of Aries, which aFwavs occurs on or about March 21. This
was considered lhe beginning of the New Year and was
symbolic of new life.
T<\2 occasion of the New Year is celebrated, stales Mrs. Cow
by a symbolic feast in which the participants partake of pimple
foods coresponding to certain basic elements o( Nature, such
as: salt. com. and unfermented grape juice.
As the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, a nonreligious but philoso
phical fraternity, maintains that its traditional origin occurred
during the rdgn of Amenhotcp IV, in 137)0 R.C., the Order
eommemoralos this ancient New Year beginning with a
ceremony, though nonreligious that embraces the allegorical
significance of the age-old Egyptian rite.
March 21 is also tlie beginning of the fiscal period of a.l
Rosicrucian Ixviges, Chapters, and Pronaoi throughout the
world; and the date is marked by the installation of new
ritualistic and administrative officers.
New officers of the local Rosicrucian organization who will
be installed are; Mr. G. G. Kredrichs, Master; Mrs. M. L.
Mot\rroal, Secretary;and Nicanor Reyna, Guardian.
The coremony and conclave is to 1*? lirld at 5740 Highway 9.
Many visiting members from the s'.irro'jndmg cities are
exported to be In attendance.
The Kansas City Times

Kansas City, Missouri
Monday, April 24, 1961
Page 19
'f y o U
'
SEE WITHOUT EYES

itu cr* p e v c c jk ti**?
TOU know that seeing is

not believing. How many
t imcs has experience proved
to you that something is not
w hat it appeared to your
eves? How many times at
night alone in your home
or office has there flashed
into your consciousness a
mental picture a picture
about a person or event
more revealing, more truth*
ful than your eyes ever dis
closed? This intuitive vis
ion. inner sensitivity, can

be developed to serve your
needs. Let the Rosicrucian
teachings explain how this
can be done.
W rite for thr fnsrintiting F R F E
b<*nk. ' [ h r M a*trry o/ Life."
Address: Scnbe H F. .V
4
m/Tnj acmss as fl**i

BfX
U N
JOSI
(A*0C)
CAlllOiMlA
The Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney, Australia
Tuesday, April, 25, 1961
Page 4
FHEE PUBLIC LECTURE

VU:
"THE SECRET TEACHINGS OF JESUS

What do authentic records preserved for centuries In the
true archives of the L.s*nc nnd Rnsicrucian Brotherhood
reveal to us about the Idc of Jesus? W ho were th Magi?
D id they help Jesus prepare for His ministry? Where did
Jesus rcccivc His early education? Wiicre was He between
the ages of twelve and thirty?
Did He have a secret
.school where He taught the higher mysteries to selected
students? If so, "h a t were those secret teachings? Hear
these questions discussed by Gcrnld Bailey, h R.C, tfrom
San Jose, California, and member of the International
Doard of Lectureship of the Rosicrucian Order A M O R C ).
AJso Sound and Colour Film D O M A IN O F D EST IN Y .
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 8 P.M.

A N ZA C HOLSF. A U J I I O R 1LM , 26 CflllrCe Street.
Th Rotlcructan Ordr AMORC.

(A
non-scctarlan
philoiophlcal fraternity.)
*UI
The Times
Saturday, October 8, I960
Page 2
Is There Life on Other Planets?

Does man stdnd alone in the tideiess ocean of
space? Is ezrth the only habitat of intelligent
beings? Those strange inexplicable feelings
we have at tiir.es . . . are they a tugging from
the recesses i space upon cur sense?? Hear
. Gerald Bailey, member of lhe International
Lecture Board of the Rosicrucian Order,
AMORC, discuss this subject broadly and ra
tionally. See spectacular color views of stellar
objects. "Enjoy tho sound-color film, DOMAIN
. OF DESTINY which invites you into a new
world. of personal mastership?
Sunday Evening, October 3; 2 p.m.
PENINSULA ROOM
b e n j a m in
f r a n k l in
hotel
The Terre Haute Tribune

Thursday, May 4, 1961
Page 12
PLAN ROSICRUCIAN
PROGRAM SUNDAY
The local Chapter of the Rosi
crucian Order AMORC will spon
sor an educational program Sun
day. May 7, at 2 p.m at the
Krientenstem Post of the Amer
ican Legion. 2238 North Thir
teenth street.
Mrs. Bertha Wetzel of Indian
apolis, noted traveler and lec
turer, will show slides and speak
on her recent tour of Egypt. A
social hour will follow the pro
gram.
The Salt Lake Tribune

Salt Lake City, Utah
Sunday, May 7,1961
Page W 17 '
fH O tfG H T S^
Influence Others
With Your Thinking!
fyw,
R Y ir some tune. Concenrrate vately taught thia nearly-lost tr? of

inrently upon another person the practical use of mind poweti
seated in i toom with you, without
his noticing it. Obierre him grid* I
This Fret Book Point*
ually become restless and finally
Out the Way
turn and look in your direcrionj
The Rosicrucians (not religious
Simple yet it is apositite dtmomtraorganization) invite you to explore
tien that,thought generates a men
the powers o f your mind. Tbeir
tal energy which a n be projected
sensible, simple suggestions have
from your mind to the conscious
caused intelligent men and women
ness o f another. D o you realize how
to soar to new heights o f accom
much o f your success and happi
plishment. Tbrj u ill lkow you how
ness in life depends upon your in
to use your natural forces and tal<
fluencing others? Is it not important
ents to do things you now think
ro you to have others understand
are beyond your ability. Uu tbt
your point of viewto be reccpcoupon Mow and send for a copy o f
tire to your proposals?
the' fascinating sealed frte bookj
l''The Mastery o f Life," which ex
plains how you may receive this
Demonstrable Facts
unique wisdom and benefit by its
How many times have you wished
application to your daily affairs.
thete were some way you could imAddress: Scribe Z.M.G.
press another favorably
b:m tr her your iJtst? That thoughts
can be transmitted, received and
(AMOIC)
understood by others is now scien

SAN JOSE,
C A L IF O R N IA
tifically demonstrable. The tales o f
miraculous accomplishments o f
Scribe Z.M.Gm in d by the ancients are now
The ROSICRUCIANS
known to be fan not fable. The

method whereby these things can
be inttnlnnMllj, not accidentally, ac
complished has been a secret long
cherished by the Rosicruciansone
of the schools of ancient wisdom
existing throughout the world. To
thousands everywhere, for cen
turies, the Rosicrucians have pri
TV Roi.cruca^J. AM OIC.
toiiercclta Hik. Saa Jcte, Cali/ctak.
lUa&T ce4 ee< (tee cop*

tbt
book. "Th* M uurr of Life.*' I ua <o
lera'ti islonill ke* I SMTrerrr*

iaivM nM i boo( 6e foil a it of c r
mrunl powrrt
Kisc
Addrt*_
The Terre Haute Star

Thursday, June 22, 1961
Page 11
Rosicrucian Event
Set Here Sunday
The Franz Hartmann Chapter
of the R o s i c r u c i a n Order
A. M. 0 . R. C. will be host to the
Calumet Chapter at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at 2238 North
Thirteenth Street. *
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, mas
ter of the Calumet chapter, will
lecture. A lunch will follow the
meeting.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz, California
Thursday, July 27, 1961
Page 9
Santa Cruzans
Attend Conclave
O f Rosicrucians
TN* VMW Rom< m c ia n Interna ;<nal convrnt on mrntlv at S^n
.liisi' w3s attonrVd hv 'smta Cni7an* Mr an'! Mr* W P. MaxwrTI,
Mr*
\orrn.< I Merc** and
Mr*
N .!*:> 1(MK) jh r*on* jjathrrpd

f>r th vr^vion*' of ?hr nonsn
tartan fratrrnal organization Dur
inn ?ht* six-day convention >' h
tnpu - as time and spacr p>v
ch log\ of .r\ bro?h< r h * f
man human roi;ition>h t*

of umo i tration and n^t.n*n in to*1aj ** world wore con*
art
sirfpn**!
The Valley News

Van Nuys, California
Thursday, September 21, 1961
Page 11-C
Rosicrucians Will Reenad1

Building of Great Pyramid!
On lhe date of Ihe autum-a- a burial pbcc of a vainj
nal equinox in Soptemler,l*hariah who desired a monu
when ihe >un crosscs the mnt of hi* r**ien. bui a acelestial e q u a t o r . Ro-k-ru-temple <! Icarninc
clans throughout ihc world
The construction of the
u lit commcmorate the build- Great Pyramid. it i< vaid. reinc of the Great Pyramid of quircd a knowledge of all of
Egypt.
the known science.* of the
Ken Laurence. master of pevrlnd
the lcal AMORC. Rosicru- its building entailed a mas-j
cian Van Nuys c h a p t e r . lory of mathematics, physics!
s ta te d
that Rodcrucin>: anil a c*>n-.jderable under *
throuehout the jurisdiciion-'tamling of those fundamcn-j
of Ihc philosophic order will:m is of astronomy recognized!
gather for a ceromony on'today.
Sunday at which lime they since the Rosicrucians. It
will symbolically reenact the I* sahJ. trace their traditional!
building of the Great Pyra- oriitin back to Amenhotep IV,]
mid of Cheops.
Pharoah of Eeypt in 1350 BC.:
The outdoor fete and cere- anil hUiuiically known as the
mony will be <*nucted locally ;fir>i great |>ersoallly in hisjrt 6 p.m. at 7 l7 i woodman'lory, they commemorate their
A*ve. The public is invited Iancient origin by the rituall o witness the ritual and par- istic construction of a mlnia-tLclpate in the fete, Laurence ture pyramid.
said
The laying of each stone
According lo Rosicrucian represents lo lhem the cul
traditions, Laurence said, the tural accomplishments of the
pyramid of Cheops, at Gizeh. order during each year of its
was begun about 4000 DC, on existence.
the occasion of the fall equi The apex will be placed
nox.
upon a miniature pyramid al
Unlike the other pyramids a future time when the ideals
built during the pyramid age of the Rosicrucian movement
of Egypt. It was not intended have been realized.

Saturday, November 4, 1961
Page 2
I PRESENT LECTURES
T he
Rosicrucian
Order
AMORC will present a series of
four lectures entitled Keys to
the Universe. the first lecture
of this series will be siven on
Tuesday. Nov. 7. at 7.30 p.m. at
the Terre Haute House.
These lectures will be spon
sored by the extension commit
tee of the Franz Hartmann
Chapter. No admission fee or do- !
nation will be required and the
public is invited. For further in- 1
formation call C-6400
The Valley News

Sunday, November 5, 196!
Page 6-A
iRosicrucians Meet
In No. Hollywood
j
I NORTH HOLLYWOOD
(Approximately 350 Southern
ICalifornia members attended
[the Ancient Mystical Order of
jRosicraeian meeting last night
(in the Masonic TenipJe.
Guest of honor was Ralph
M. Lewis, imperator of the in*
ternational order. The Valley
branch of the oldest fraternal
order in existence sponsored
jthe event.
i Mystical convocation pre
ceded a reception honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and other
grand iodge dignitaries. Enter
tainment and refreshments
;were featured.

Sunday, November 12, 1961
Page 45
PUBLIC LECTURES
CONTINUE TUESDAY
The public lectures being spon
sored by the local Chapter of
the Rosicrucian Order (AM ORC)
w ill continue.
The second lecture of the
series titled. Keys To The U ni
verse will be ffiven Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. in room MF of the
Terre Haute House.
An open forum session will fol
low the lecture at which time a
panel chosen from members of
the extension committee will
answer questions f r o m
the
audience.
The Valley News

Thursday, November 16, 1961
Page 33-C
Rosicrucians
Plan Annual
Balaar Here
VAN NUYS A collection
of more tbao 50 authentically
costumed 'dolls. representing
ancient and modem coun
tries, will be one of the fea
tures of the annua] bazaar,
DESIGNED COSTUMES Laura Hoskins, retired Shakespearean actress,

made costumes for dolls which will be displayed during annual bazaar of Van
Nuys Rosicrucian Order. Authentically clothed, dolls represent ancient and mod
ern countries. Other features of two-day event will be international booth con
taining gift items and usual booths carrying bazaar items.
Van Nuys Rosicrucian Order,

to be held this Saturday and
Sunday from 10 a.rn. to 10
p.m. at Lodge headquarter*,
7237 Woodman Ave.
Laura Hoskins, r e t i r e d
Shakespearen actress, made
all the costumes for the dolls
by hand after extensive re
search into the various modes
and styles they represent.
Other unusual features of
the iwo-day event will be an
International booth contain
ing rare and unusual gifts
from around the world. These
items have been selected per
sonally by members of the
International Order, Rosicrucians, and shipped from many
points on the globe for the
bazaar.
Many other booths with/
unique merchandise will be.
offered during the two-day
event, as well as the usual |
"tfazaar items," refreshments
and entertainment.
Proceeds will be applied to
the building fund for a new
temple for the ancient, mystl
cal. fraternal organization, to
be erected at the Woodman
Ave. location.
The Valley News

Friday, November 17, 1961
Page 15-A
Annual Baiaar to Be Held by Van Huys Rosicrucians

V\N* Nl YS Van \'m% }Vifi< National Kxhihiuon in f/te kids need somethin# 1 II rheniKailc costumed dolls i*
l^dgc.
Rostuuuan
Oidei Kxhibilion l\nk in Vamou\ ktep UKhi on makinK thr piesentinK ancient and mod
|ini count i l l ' al*o 'Mil Ik- on
'AMORC h a s announced it* ei ls(* at whiih it won h o n laMi
annual ha/aar will tx* hold uiahk
The table* air of walnut dlspl.tN
Ma) Hut Xrfiidnkbrs
,tomoirow from W * m to f j,, |s nu u u ,kim* on a maple and h*n> and looked
laath eiiiaft items, hand
jp in and Sunda\ fiom 1 t i i ' H nu, u i,|<. lot lhr Son.p .n fiom diffetint angles. pice
p m .it ii i Woodman A 'r
timt't Chit* in liawU*\ Cal the illusion of pMtutrsone niad 'u tla s u n n ThnksKi'
Gifts
funn
sutxudinate
ivcentb 'biiynd >ull like l.ill buildmps anothi i inu and Cluistnias wieaths
t|Uil|s and alubaiis aie aimiu
1*<iies in H itHintiMS will be
m \
|j j \. Idaho. like a flipht of sic/k
VW 'nh pioteecls point: to Ult), pMHWI|s ,f its N,k to Bo| Hi k kMin ie waled that h th<> <tin i pifts ax alUble
V -ikh k Imi w ill tte open
the temple iMiihlin? rund
tnail ,i fund fot ch ikb m of fiivt
the design Iwik in
0/
tal mivnM iv an in
tl rtttttttrtic
in an oid rate lk>ok <*l* hijJi d.i's fiattiiui^ plate tun
1a> tabic to be donated b>
| d in \vd in thi* tom m y tamed man' .'car* befoie He i lit' hoimmadi c lull d u n k '
Swedish craftsman E ik A ipteen as ihoj come" slid sari the dco-isn wa< Minilai to and andnklk
I dills m il Ik Wlou li foi
Entk*oti of lywO \am/wcn jrmkson and the i>eople ot one umjU in the floor of one
thildicii and adults with a
St, Reseda
st .Mai's wcit mi kind that of the P\ram ids
A mom: o*het items to tw
W oikins mi (frtrnih
1 wished to do something fin
One of Enckôn < fn>i ûch the small f i' of the town in sold in thr fund lai'inp ba \ailed piopr.im of educational
tab)e< was the subject of a iciu m I ho|*e this pm \\ii) /. i.ii j ic a hand nude figute and conudx featute^
N|ecial stoiN published in> accomplish in some >mall ol a s^, n d elephant, >ent
fiom Ccvlun ami a boomeianp
The News on Jan 2i> Later, meaûie that puipove
fi<*m
Newcastle
a? result of the leatute. its The artt'an added
I m lecci'ed
buildci was in\ued to exhibit supjxwod to be lettied but if West \Ustiatia
\ (.olkttion of o'et o'* au
his work at the Septmt>ei I find another town wheie
San Mateo Times

Saturday, November 25, 1961
Page 7
For AMORC
A sound - and - color movie
Egypt, Cradle o: Culture" will
be presented during a public
meeting sponsored by Peninsula
Chapter AMORC a: Lind hall.
?Jasonic way, Belmcr.1, Thursday
at 8 p.m. . .
The film recently photographed
by the Rosicrucian AMORC cam
era expedition, shows views cT(
the Great Pyramids of Gizeh. the
Sphinx, King Zosers mortuary^
jcitv, mosques, old Cairo, and a:w
cient Sakkarnh.
included in the program will;
be a lecture 01; "Personal Mag
netise and the Human Aura.
followed by panel discissicr. Re*
rrcshrneiiis will be served eurij;
the social hoar lo A?*TORC mem
bers and others al!endjr;.
The San Bernardino Daily Sun

San Bernardino, California
Thursday, December 7,1961
Page D-3
R osicrucians Plan
ESP Dem onstration
A talk arid demonstration of p\
trasrnsorv perception
ill hr pirsrnted lo thr Pomona ( h a p t p r,
The l l o s i n ucian (>rdrr
at S p m. Sunday at J?9 K, Holi
A w ., Pomona.
D r .1 ( (iuidero, dr|Hit> {grand
master. will
*ik IT iis is ft vjh
ri d r\nt f*f thr Pomona Chapter,
to which all chapter and national
mrm Ui-s are invited. slid Ruth
V Schiffman. master of thr Po
mona Oiaptrr.
1962
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE

"The Mysteries Of Death
by Gerald Bailey, F.R .C ,
(From San Jo to , C alifornia, and member of iho International
Board of Lectureship of tho Rosicrucian Order AM O RC .
From whcnco do wo como and whither do

This is the eternal question. Why should
evitable experience of death bo shrouded
and gloom for so many people? Out of the
research and storo of useful and practical
wo go?
the in
in fear
endless
knowl
edge, tho Rosicrucians lift the veil of darkness on

this subject.
Also Sound and Colour Film
"D O M A IN OF DESTINY"
Monday, Jan. 8 , - 8
P.M.
Victoria Hall, Westmount

4626 Sherbrooke Street West
THE ROSICRUCIAN ORDER AMORC

A
non-sectarian
fraternity
devoted to tho investigation
ond
and study of tho higher principles of lifo as found expressed

in man and nature.
The Gazette
Montreal, Canada
Saturday, January 6,
Page 8
1962
The Press-Gazette
Hillsboro, Ohio
Tuesday, January 16,1962
Page 4
Local Library
Receives Books
Readers in Hillsboro now have
access to Rosicrucian books in the
public library, according to notij fication received from the Inter
national Jurisdiction of the Rosi
crucian Order (AMORC) in San
Jose, Calif. The following books
have been donated to the library
by the order:
Rosicrucian Questions and Ans
wers with Complete History of the
Order, by H. Spencer Lewis.
Sanctuary of Self by Ralph M.
Lewis.
The Rosicrucian grand secretary
states that the donation to the li
brary is the result of several re
quests from local readers that the
books be made available to the
public. A yearly appropriation is
made by the Rosicrucian Order to
provide the educational, philosophical, nonsectarian works of the
organization to such public insti
tutions as libraries and hospitals.
The Montana Standard-Post

Butte, Montana
Saturday, February 10, 1962
Page 12
Books Presented Butte Public Library

Headers ui llutie wiH tiow have
aokv*>s to Uoîu uuan books in the
l>ublic library.
Homer Nabors, of 3000 Porter. a

member of Oh* I(o$j crucian Oixler
<AMORC) received nolification
from ti>e International Jurisdiction
of the Order in San Jose. Cali/.,
Ihat the following books ha\* been
donated to the library by the
Order:
Mansions of Ihc Sou], Mystical
Life of Jesus. Symbolic Prophecy
of tl* (.ireat l*yraimii, Rosicrui'ictii
j Questions and Answers With Com
plete UiMory v>l the Order. S;i'h*

1Hi try u I SeJf. Solf Ma>U*ry mii I
F ute v\i()i I lie Cycle*
Ljfe *wd
Unto Tliee I (Irani.
San Mateo Times

Friday, March 9, 1962
Page 18
Rosicrucian
Installation
Due Tuesday
Neur officers of the Peninsula
Chapter of AMORC will be in
stalled March 15 at Lind Hall.
Belmont, when the. group cele
brates tho ancient New Year
: rites. New officers are:
j John Hessler, Palo Alto, mas
ter; Allenc Orchard, Pacifica,
deputy master; Joe Teare, Bur
lingame, chaplain; Peter Jones,
Belmont, inner guardian; Paul
L. Cupp; Palo Alto, outer guard
ian:
Margo
.June.
Pacifica,
trustee.
According lo Zoie M. Swienton,
present master of the chapter,
the ancient Egyptians, began
their New Year at the Vernal
Equinox, always about March 21.
This was considered the begin
ning of the new year because
Fprin brings new life.
The new year tvill be cele
brated. said Swienton, with a
symbolic feast in which parti
cipants recieve simple foods cor
responding to certain basic ele
ments of nature. The foods in
clude salt, coin, and unfermcnted
srape juices, be said.
As Rosicrucian order, a nonreliigous but philosophical fra

ternity, maintains that Its origin
occurred during the reign of
Amenhotep IV, in 1350 B.C. It
commemorates this ancient New
Ypar with ceremony embracing
ihc al!cOrical significance of the
age old Egyptian rite.
of the ficcal period of all Rosicruckan lodges and chapters
throughout the world.

Page 6
ROSICRUCIANS MARK
FIRST A N N IV E R SA R Y
.Members of the Rosicrucian
Order AM ORC will mark the
first anniversary of the Franz
H artm ann Chapter at 1:30 p.m.
Sunday at Odd Fellows Temple.
Grand Councilors G e o r g e
Fenzke of Illinois and Harry L.
I Guhbins of Indiana, will deliver
lectures to members and to the
public in a semi private celebra|tion.
A lecture for AM ORC mem- |
bers only w ill be followed at 3
p.m. by an open lecture concern*:
ing the theory of reincarnation.
A banquet will be served by the
Edwards Chapter of the Rebecca ,
Lodge at 5:30 p in. at the hall.
F'ntertainment will follow.

Page 20
Rosicrucians to, Mark

Local Anniversary
Grand Councilors G e o r g e
Fenzke of Illinois and Harry
L . Gubbins of Indiana will de
liver lectures to members of the
Rosicrucian Order A. M. O. R. C\
and to the public in a semi
private celebration of the first
anniversary of the Franz Hart
mann Chapter at 1:30 Sunday
a f t e r n o o n at Odd Fellows
Temple. A lecture for A. M. O.
R. C. members only will be fol
lowed at 3 o'clock by an open
lecturc concerning the theory of
reincarnation. A banquet will
be served by the Edwards Chap
ter of the Rebecca Lodge at 5:30
o'clock at the hall. Entertain
ment will follow.

Thursday, March 15,1962
Page 10-B
Rosicrucian Conclave Set

Ibe reenactment of a ceremony] The JtortlcrucUn Order, a noth
thit begun in ancient Egypt will irliglous but philosophical Iralcrbe the highlight ot a Rosicrucian nity, maintain* that Its tradition
conclave to be beld at 3 p.m. al origin occurred in 1330 B.C.,
and commemorates thlv;ancient
Sunday at 902 Buffalo.
G.G. Friedrichs, master of Rom- New Year beginning with a cere
crucian Corpu5 Christ! Pronaos, mony that embraces the allegori
said the ceremony is in observ cal significance of the age-old
ance of the New Year, symbolic Egyptian rites. .
.*
in a feast in which the participants March 21 is lhe beginning ôf
partake of simple foods corres- the fiscal period of all Rosicrucian
ponding to certain basic elements lodges, chapters and proni
of nature such as salt, com and Ithroughout vhn world and the in
stallation of new officers.
unfermented grape juice.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 34
Rosicrucians Plan
To Honor New
Year Tomorrow
A ceremony which began in an* |
cienl Egypt over 40 centuries ago
will he reenacted tomorrow at the
Palomar hotel during a Rosicru-i
cian conclave.
The occasion is the Egyptian
observance of the new year, which |
takes plan* on or about the time
of the vernal equinox, said Peter
Hat hen, master of the Santa Cruz
Rosicrucian Pronaos. The meet
ing. which is open to members
only, is to begin at 8 p.m.
New officers to be installed
will be Robert Malat, master;
Paul Veatch, secretary; and W il
liam Wilcox, guardian.
The Llano News

Llano, Texas
Thursday, April 19,1962
Page 3
Rites Held Tuesday ,

For J. B. Willbanks
Funeral services for John Ben
ton Willbanks, 66, wore held Tucs- 1
(fay, April 17, at the Buttery- j;
Waldropc Funeral Home with Ihc
Rev. C. R. Perrin and Chaplain
Charles DeLano of the Rosicrucian,
A M O R.C. in Fort Worth, officiat
ing. Burial was in the
Board
Branch
Cemetery
near
Lone 1
Grove.
Mr. W illbanks died at his home

li
on Salurday. A pril
He was bom April 2, 1806, in i

Llano County the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John W. W illbanks.)
He was retired from the Pacific
i Telephone and Telegraph Com-J
! pany of Los Angeles, Calif., and ,
. for the past eight years had lived ,
in Fort Worth, also spending some ,
time at Llano. He was a member
of the Baptist Church and was a I
World W ar I veteran.
Survivors are one son, J. B. Will. banks Jr., of Fort W orth; one
brother, H. A. W illbanks of Wil*
burton, Okla.; three sisters, Mrs.
W . F. Losch of Los Angeles, Calif.,
Mrs. Dovie Moreland of Plains,
'Texas; and Mrs. Bryan Watson of
Llano.
Pallbearers were Bryan Watson,
James D. Fuege.
Harry M iller,
W illiam M iller, Robert Waggener,
and Adolph Schorltm m er.
The Times
San Mateo. California
Thursday, April 26, 1962
Page 19
Rosicrucian
Meet Tomorrow
The monthly lur.dieon meeting
.of
the
Rosicrucian
Sunshine
circle, sponsored hy Peninsula
Chapter AMORC, will be hed tomorraw r.uon In the cottage be
hind the Burlinj'amc Recreation
center.
This wil! be the first meeting
under direction of the n**w offi
cers: Greta Churchill, chairman,
and Lynn Sullivan, secretarytrcasurcr. Plans for projects to
be carried out during the coming
year will be discussed.
Interested persons desiring fur
ther information and transports
lion may call Mrs. Howard Peelle,
338 Chestnut avenue, San Bruno.
San Mateo Times

Wednesday, May 23, 1962
Page 10
Circle Meeting
Tomorrow Noon
The- Rosicrucian Sunshine cir

cle, sponsored by the Peninsula >
chapter AMOftC. will meet to
morrow noon in the coitaffe be
hind the Burlingame Recreation
center. Mrs Gertrcd Gilson,
Story Bonk Lady "of San Mateo,
will discuss making picture book
for hospitalized children.
The meeting is open lo the
public Transportation arrange
ments may be made with Mrs.
Howard Peclle.
I

Saturday, May 26, 1962
Page 6
X^
Rosicrucian Program
of the Rosicrucian O r d e r
AMORC will be entertained at
the Odd Fellows Temple at 3:30
oclock tomorrow afternoon by
a program of slides and taped
narration titled Models of
Leonardo DaVluci. Following
the public program, refreshIraents will be
served,
__ _
The Ottawa Journal

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Thursday, M a y 31,1962
Page 48
R O S IC R U C tA N t.
la n
f r a t e r n it y
N O N * M C tA II< vH H
In c
U fa
h l | h i r
in v o lv in g
m an
a a i
fo rm a U o n .
to
c tu d y r*
p r iiir lp t N
n a tu ra .
In
ft
The Salt L a k e Tribune

Sunday, June 3,1962
Page W 16
A letter of commendation j
for her interest in Egyptian
art and artists has reached
Elaine (Mrs. Walter J.) Michelson from Gamal* Abdel
Nasser,- president of the
Arab Republic. The official
recognition resulted from a
series of articles she has
written concerning the art
of children In the schools of
Egyptthe most recent of
which appeared in the Pen
Woman and the Rosicrucian
Digest.
40 Paintings Shown
The Rosicrucian Museum
at San Jose, Calif., exhibited
40 of her paintings during
December of last year. The
group of oil canvases was
reviewed by Frances Vejtasa
in the March issue' of the
Pen Woman under the head
ing 'The Golden Ages of .
Mrs. Michelson recently
conductcd a regional work
shop for the National Organ
ization of Pen Women at
Berkeley, Calif.... . ______

Saturday, July 21, 1962
Page A-4
'Three Bears' Talk

Due for Rosicrucians
"The Throe Bears is the title
of a talk scheduled at R p.m.
Sunday at 239 E. Holt Ave.. Po
mona, by Frances R. Holland,
grand councilor for the Southern
California District, Rosicrucian
Order, AMORC.
San Mateo Times

Monday, July 23, 1962
Page 18
Rosicrucians
Hold Meetings
The monthly luncheon meeting
of the Kosictrdaa S a n s h i u c
Cirde, sponsored by Peninsula
chapter AMORC, will be held at
12 p.m., July 26th, in the cottage
behind U*.e Burlingame Recrea
tion Center.
The following Sunshine Circle
members attended the Rosicru
cian Convention., held in San Jose
during the week of July 16th20th: Mrs. Lynn Sullivan, SctiL*,
San
Francisco:
Miss
Grela
Churchill and Mrs. H o w a r d
PeeJe. San Fruno:. Mrs. Toni,
; Jones, Belmont; and Mrs. Edith i
jDoane, Atherton. Mrs. Margoi
jJuner 2nd Mr.;. AUene Orchard. 1
iboth of Pacific.a, attended classes I
fat the Rose-Croix University just
prior to the convention.
The public is invited to attend
these monthly meetings of the;
Sur^hine Cirde, a service group.
Interested persons desiring trans
portation or firther information
may call Mrs. Howard Peelle.

Tuesday, July 31,1962
Page 8
Glimpse* of Future
Editor, Tribune: Having
j.jst returned from the an
nual Rosicrucian .convention
in San Jose, Calif., and inv
pressed with the * various
demonstrations along sci
entific, mystical, and philo
sophical lines, may I pre
sent a reminiscence of one of
such scientific demonstra
tions, dealing with such ordi
nary phenomena, as "color
which will certainly be of
great interest to many of
your subscribers.
In the course of various
performances at the yearly
Rosicrucian convention, one
particularly interesting sci
entific demonstration, mak
ing fabulous impressions
u p o n the delegates, was
presented on the simple
phenomena of color. It
made one wonder, how many
people know that the color
of anything is simply the
wave length of light which
bounces back when the ob
ject Is struck by light, and
that without light being
reflected, it would have no
color at all? Or, how many
people know that the colors
we can see can be affected by
our emotional states; or that
colors can have a direct bear
ing on our health and peace
of mind?
With attention to just one
small factor like this, people
can bring noticeable changes

about in their lives. And yet
there are hundreds of subtle
relationships between th e
human mind and the world
it perceives of which the
average person is unaware.
The RosUrucians at t h e i r
convention . emphasized an
awakening of these poten
tials of the mind and pre
sented sound programs for
bringing this about.
A demonstration of such
nature on such a simple
subject as common, ordinary
color, producing such pro
found, unbelievable facts,
makes, one begin to distrust
cnes own five senses. Just
ly, one may ask himself:
Are we surrounded by some
more perplexities like this
one, then the age of mir
acles is not over yet?
In the light of present-day
widespread laboratory ex
aminations
and
studies,
above described experimen
tation may provide hints and
inspiration to . these many
torturers of natures crea
tions.
JOSEPH USINGER
Sumner Gazette
Sumner, Iowa
Thursday, August 9, 1962
Page 2
Our Readers Say . . .

Dear Editor:
I thought you might be interest
ed in publishing an item of this
nature in view of the fact that
these developments are of special
interest to many people in light of
the extensive research being con
ducted along similar lines in
schools and laboratories every
where.
While ' attending the Interna
tional Rosicrucian Convention in
San Jose, California, I had the
pleasure of sitting in on some
fabulous demonstrations on the
subject of color. For example, I
wonder how many people know
that the color of anything is
simply the wave length of light
which bounces back when the Ob'*
ject is struck by light, and that
without light being reflected, it
would have no color at all? Or.

how many people know that the
colors we see can be affected by
our emotional states; or that
colors can have a direct bearing
on our health and peace of mind?
With attention to just one small
factor like this, people can bring
noticeable changes in their lives.
A n d . yet there are hundreds of
subtle relationships between the
human mind and the world It per
ceives of which the average per
son is unaware. The Roslcruclans
at their convention emphasized an
awakening to these potentials of
the mind and presented sound
programs for bringing this about.
Dr. A. R. Winter, D.C.
San Mateo Times

Wednesday, August 22, 1962
Page 18
Rosicrncians
P lan Session
The Kosicnician Sunshine Circ'io

will conduct iis monthly meeting
at noon Thursday in the cottage
behind the BurLingame Recrea
tion center.
Greta Peters of Redwood City
will discuss: Love and Service."
She Ions has been active In Sun
shine Circlc work and was a di
rector of the Peninsula circle* for'
three years.
Oakland Tribune
Oakland, California
Monday, September 10, 1962
Page 40
40 akUnbiS&(rrlbiint
Mon., Sept. 10, 1962
A. C. PK1PENBRINK
Rosicrucian administrator
Rosicrucian
Leader to
Give Address
Arthur
C.
Piepenbrink,
fraud regional administrator
of the AMORC Rosicrucian
Order, whose Western Hemi
sphere headquarters e r e at
San Jose, will be g u e s t
speaker at the Oakland Lodge
of AMORC Rosicrucians, 26J
12th St., at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Piepenbrink will d i c u s s
"The Nature of Man. Miss
Phoebe Ormsby, master of thg
lodge, will conduct evening
convocation. National mem*
bers are invited to attend.
Oakland Tribune
Oakland, California
Monday, September 10,1962
Page 40
Rosicrucian
Leader to
Give Address
Arthur C.
Piepenbrink,
grand regional administrator
of the AMORC Rosicrucian
Order, whose Western Hemi
sphere headquarters a r e at
San Jose, will be g u e s t
speaker at the Oakland Lodge
of AMORC Rosicrucians, 263
12th St., at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Piepenbrink will d i s c u s s
"The Nature of Man." Miss
Phoebe Ormsby, master of the
A. C. PEIPENBRINK
lodge, will conduct evening
Kosicrucian administrator
convocation. National mem1 bers are invited to attend.

Friday, September 14, 1962
Page 31
THE ANCIENT AND MYSTI

CAL ORDER of Rosicrucians
will present the well-known lec
turer, Dr. Hugh M. Brooks, of
St. Louis, in a speech on rein
carnation at 2 oclock Sunday
at the Park East hotel. He also
will give a talk and show slides
of his recent trip to the Holy
Land. There will he no admis
sion charge.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Sunday, September 16, 1962
Page 32
Rosicrucians To Re-enact 1
Pyramid Building Sept. 23
Septrmhrr 2.'< whn the sun f ndamcntflN of astronomv rroc
i/rd todav
cTo*m > th*- rl|uaor for the a
tumnal e q u i n o x R<'*i*ruc
S m cr thr RoMrrucian* trace
throughout the world mi) rum i)u'ir tradt-ional origin hark to
rrem*ral< 'hr huiMm. *f thr ihi > .r rttO R i thrv commrm
srrat pyramid
orat* thrir ancient origin h> t h e .
Robert V..|?i of I--it- \l4ter ritualistic cunatruction ol a tninia I
in lor il \M*l?r RovirrtMtan t ir p\T.imf Ih i laying of rach
Prona*** *tMc that R'lsicruoan* *i>n repre.enls to them thr cutthroughout th> area will ^.tth*-r m l accomplishments of th r or
fur a ivrrinon* Sundav Srptein dr during rach year of it* exi*
fcer 23 whi n thr> will ymboltral- trncr
l\ reenact building of thr (lrc.il
Ih r ape* will hr placrd ti|Min
Pvramid of i hcop
a m m iin rf pyram id al a future
According to RoMcrucian tradi
time when the ideals of Ihe
(tons. Mate* Malat. the pyramid
movement
haie
at Giza was begun about 4<MK) R C\. tuojrnician
been reallied.
on the noc.'iMon of thr fall r q u i
Thr outdoor ceremony w ill he
nr\ It wfl mtend**rt a* * temple
of learning It * construct cm It i* <m i led in Santa i ru/ at Ihe home
W ilfred Maxwell
llamp-1
aid rrjm rrd a rrastcrv of m aih
tm a tic ' and physics and a cor .ol wax The pnM ic i* cordially
Mdrrahlr understanding of thro-e m itr d to attend

Tucson, Arizona
Wednesday, September 19, 1962
Page 8
Rosicrucians
To Stage Rite
A symbolic re-enactment
of the building of the Great
Pyramid of Cheops will be
staged at 5 p.m. Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
David Berg, 315 S. Country
Club.
Donald Stone, master of
the Tucson chapter of the
Rosicrucians, said the cere
mony will coincide with the
autumnal equinox. It will be
open to the public,
Ths Great Pyramid was be
gun during the fall equinox
about 4000 B.C. and is the
Rosicrucians* symbol for all
learning.

Wednesday, September 19,1962
Page 8-B
day, Rosicrudant throughout the

world will commemorate the build
ing of the Great *Pyramid of
Cheops,
* ** 7
: *' * . i . . *
Frank C. Sacky, master of tiie
When the wn crosses the equa local AMORC Rosicrucian Pro
tor for the autumnal equinox Sun naos, says the local members will
Rosicrucians
State Ceremony
meet lor an outdoor fete and cere Giza was begunabout4000 :B.Cf
mony at 3 p*m*' Sunday at 902 Buf: on the occasion of the fall equinox**
lalo. The* public is invited to at- Unlike other pyramids, this'on*
tend the ritual and participate in was a temple of learning and th i
construction required a kr>ow:
the fete.
Sacky says,, according to tra ledge of all the known science*
dition, the Pyramid of Cheops nt of that period.

Page 12
ROSICRUCIAN ORDER
PLANS FESTIVAL
of the R o s i c r u c i a n Order.
AMORC. will hold its annual
Fall Festival and pyramid build
ing ceremony Sunday at 3:30
p.m. at the Charles Baesler resi
dence. 19M) South Thirty.first
street.
Herman Baesler master of
the local chapter, will he host
to all AMORC members, their
families and guests. A pitch-in
dinner will be served. All mem
hers are requested to brine a
covered dish and silver service
The Vidette-Messenger
Valparaiso, Indiana
Page 8
C a lu m e t C h a p te r
T o H o st V isitin g
R o s ic r u c ia n s
HAMMOND
Tile
O llu iu c l
chapler o i t h e Ajicicnt Mystical

Order Acs no (.'ruciu svill be host
lUini crucians from
to
11:
sever chriploris in rtiTce stales
and individual members from tho
5i;rrcund;n^ area a: a cnc tliiy
rally Saturday, beginning at 9 a.
ni. The rally will he h e l d In (lie
Kr.iebts of iJythias building, 5454
Hcliiiinn u venue, Hamm and.
Holly chairman Mrs. Bussell E
Olsor stntctl tho program will
include n M y s tic a l convocation, a
banquet lunrhcOTi and a nosicniciau experiment in mentally cre
ating fallowed :iv n lerturo hv
,
[Hurry (Jobbing,
Sriu !li
Bend,
AMORC
councilor for the
casl control slales ai*cn
Col 01*0 :i slides Of the 1G32 Rosicrucinn-Egyptian tour will be
presen Iik! by Mrs. Jo hr. It. Ken
nedy, past jnusler cf Ihe Ham
mond cfciplcr.
While events of the one day
rally may be ntLe tided by mem
bers of liio Rosicrucian Order,
interested
non-members
may
make advance reservations to atU*nd the banquet luncheon which
will entitle U i p j i : lo y c i* I 3te slides
j of ihc RoslrruclanBrtyplian lour,
Detail.1
? n:ny be obtained by call* |
lug .Mrs. Raleigh Farlow, master
of the Hammond chaptcr, at Hob a il 032-5532,
San Mateo Times

Monday, November 5, 1962
Page 18
Rosicrucians
Set Luncheon
The monthly luncheon meeting
of the Hosicnician Sunshine cir
cle. s p o n s o r e d by Peninsula
chapter AMORC, will be held
Thursday in the cottage behind
the B u r lin g a m e recreztion center.
The SuiLshmc circle is making
plans to sponsor needy families
a; Christmas. The program this
jmonth will be presented by Di
rector Grctta Churchill, o Bu
j iiusoine. Hosieries will b Zclma
/Rohr and Lynn Sullivan of South
San Francisco.
The public is ir.vitec to attend
these monthly meetings of the
Sunshine circle, a service group.
Interested persons desiring trans
portation or further information
may c e U Mrs. Howard Peele.

Wednesday, November 14, 1962
Page B-3
Rosicrucians to Hear
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San Mateo Times

Friday, December 7,1962
Page 26
Rosicrucians
Note Christmas
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-be Rosicrucian Sunshine Cir

cle, sponsored by Peninsula
Chapter AMORC. will hold the
Christmas luncheon December
13 at 538 Chestnut: street/ San
Bruno. **
Mrs. Norma -DaVar of South,
San Francisco will speak on
VHope Kborn.;! Hostesses will:
inw ard Facile of San
Bruno. anA-Mrs. Oscar Juner of
Pactfica, . .
. . ..............
' Interested
persons
desiring
further information may call Mrs.
PeeJIe. * :
San Mateo Times

Thursday, December 27, 1962
Page 12
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Rosicrucians
Party Saturday
The Peninsula chapter, Rosi

crucian Order AMORC, will hold
their holiday party at Lind hall.
Belmont, Saturday at 6 p.m. *
Ttie program will include o
community sing lead by Judy
H e sslc r of Palo Alto, with Mrs.
Jane Francc of South San Fran
cisco o d the piano; a n original
poem by Kttore DeFano of Palo
Alto; and a skit with Mrs, Clar
ence Orchard of Pacifica, Mr.
Endre Fuiop oC Belmont, and Mr.
Ettore DeFano.
Mrs. Joan Williams or Redwood
City will present a series of
monolouflcs, and there will be
solos by Eugene Hejsler and
Jud>" Hesslur. Following the pro
gram there will be a twist con
test and a New Years dance.
1963

Thursday, January 3,1963
Page D-3
Rosicrucians Give
Books to Library
The San Bernardino Public U
brary has been presented with a
number of volumes on Rosicrudanism, Janies McLean, local
Rosicrucian member, announced.
The Kift was made possible by
contributions from members of
the local organization. McLean
said.
San Mateo Times

Wednesday, January 16,1963
Page 18
R o s ic r u e ia n s
> Ie e t T o m o r r o w
The Peninsula Chapter, Kasicrucian Order, AMORC, will meei
.it Und Kali, Belmont, tomorrow
a'. 3 p.rr..
j
Arthur C. Piepenbrink. Grand;
Regional Administrator AMORC.
of San Jose, will speak on "Economv of Life."
All members o: AMORC are in
vited to attend. For further in
formation, call Mrs. Howard
Pe-ele.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz, C alifornia
Friday, January' 2 5 ,1%3
Page 8
Rosicrucian Talk
For Exchange Club |
Arthur Piepenbrink, G r a n d
National Administrator for the
Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, San
.lose, will speak at the Wednesday
j noon Palomar hotel meeting of
Santa Cruz Exchange club.
At this weeks meeting, Daniel
B. Bias and Gerald Podzriski
were inducted into the club.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Crux, California
Thursday, January 31, l% 3
Paee 2
E x c h a n g e C lu b
Rosicrucian
Tells Order's
History, Aim
The more we can lean from
our ancestors the better we can
understand the present nd pre
dict and cope with the future,
Arthur Piepenbrink told members
of Santa Cruz Exchange club yes
terday.
Piepenbrink is grand regional
administrator of the Ancient and
Mystical order of Rosicrucians,
which has its international head
quarters at San Jose.
He told the clob memben at
the Palomar hotel noon meet
ing his organization has a tra
ditional beginning In ancient
Egypt. Actual organization be
gan in the tenth century A.D.
The movement came to the
United States in 1915, and the
San Jose headquarters was es
tablished in 1927.
___
Piepenbrink explained that the

organization is a fraternal, not a
religious group. It works through
private instructions and closed
meetings,
lie stressed that the
organization attempts to instill a

sense of inquiry into its mem
bers which will allow them to as
similate facts for development of
a personal philosophy of life.
The more a person knows
about life and himself, the bet
ter able he Is to control hii en
vironment, he said. It is out
of this sense of inquiry that
the development of our civili
zation has come about.
At the meeting, James Snyder
was inducted into the club.
Next Wednesday noons meet
ing will be held in the Cabrillo
college cafeteria and will be fol
lowed by a tour of the campus.
The board of control will meet
Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the resi
dence of Arthur Simpson, Felton.
Eureka Humboldt Standard

Eureka, California
Tuesday, February 12,1963
Page 9
Grandma Kroeger Had

Numerous Affiliations
SAN F R A X C ! 5 C 0 i UIM * joined liu> on It.* in I'JSW and aftAin
Grandma Iva Koro^cr was a.in
under l\vn different names
member of Ihy Calhnlic, Morninn. Ians! iislorJ her I'fllgious affiliaJcwish mid Cireek orviudn.x failhs linns n.s Creek Orthodox and
a lUto'erucian and ;i tlisrpk: c[ Jewish. Th*'. oilier faiths had been
astrology, according lo testimony| brought out in prior tc&imur.y.
nl her murder trial.
i ljrwi> was Ihe only witness of
The lalrsi additions in ncr \uGc Ihe day l< reccive Ilie tribute ol
range
cf
affiliuiionb
were eunvpMe
silence from Mr*. Krocy!
G
- spiritual
|
-
brought oul. Aioijday in testimony v r wliflc he was testifying. ttitJi
b.v Ralph Lcwi*. San .Jiwr. pm'cii other witnesses, aho kept ujj her
Live cfliccr ol the Inlemutional usual line of running comments.
Hosiciueian Unlri.
t H* leHifksI IhiM
she
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StmclinKS :t seemed like a ceLid | ^ c ;k> |K,*l>crl WtNfetnOfti, wncr of a SanSa Ro* a water condi*
tinning equipment company* luld
ol a l>i/.arrn journey l>c t>ok to
jinlUrct SI.GOO lie sair! Iva owed
j him.
Asked if he knew Iva Kmcgcr
and her hi&taitid, Ralph. Wills-j
mure. 41, replied 1 have good'
eau.<e id h? ac<iua;uled with them.
She tried lo kill me.*'
Millsniore told the jury of a trip
ihe made to Pine Biufr, Neb., in
|an aitempt lo sccurc the money
.Iva owed iiini.
Iva >okI slic had Ihe money in
Cheyenne. *>Vyo.%but iv j U>en left
him there, he lesiificd.
Eureka Humboldt Standard

Eureka, California
Tuesday, February 12, 1963
Page 9
After ; f);i) anti a half wail, hr

ix!lurncd Ift Sanla Kosa uicl weal
Ui the motel in which Ihe Kroe.
worn sulôtjucntly iiieuM'd of
murdering Joy mul Mildred Ar*
iknoi:. !vy iih*i him with a gun
j;iivcl jinnnplly chased him off ihc
jii'r.-iitiv. Willsir.ore. said.
Tne Krocgers are charged with
hilling the Arncsons ni\:l burying
Iheir hudic* in tho Ii5cmci;l of
Iheir Snn Francisco lnmie. Ul|>h.
fit, has pleaded inuaecnt mul Iva.
\\, innuccnl mul iunnecnl hy rcas<m of ins.'nily.
The Irinl ww reccsscd today fm *
ihe holiday.
San Mateo Times

Tuesday, February 12, 196^3
Page 5
Take Stand
SAN FRANCISCO UK - Pep
pery "random Iva Kroner is ex
pected to take the staod in her
own defend ..when her double
murder trial reconvenes Wednes-i
day,
Tva's husband, Ralph, also on
trial for murder, in the stranguiation-'deaths of Mildred and Jay
Arneson is w / expected to testify.
A ' new* side to Mrs. Kroegcrs
personality was sketched in court
on Monday*: b>\ an officer of tbe
San Jose* Rosicrucian Order.
Ralph Lewis.
. *
Lewis said that Iva became a
member of the order twice, each
time under a different'name.A** ..
In 1950 she joined as a former
Greek Orthodox believer^'Mrs;
Paul Maria Spiritos Peai*son; and
in 1959 she'came in agaia as Mrs.
Ralph Kroeger,.a Jewish teacher.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Tuesday, February 12,1963
Page 3
Tuesday. February 12. 1963
Santa C rm Sfnttnrf 3
Grandma Iva Expected To Take Stand

San Krancisco & Hepperj personality was sketched in court j Mr* Ralph Kroeger, a jewish
grandma Iva Kroeger is r\nected on Monday by an officer of the I teacher
to ukv ihc stand in her own (San Jose Rosicrucian O r d e r .
The prosecution contends that
defense when her doublt- murder, Ralph Lewis.
|he KroeRers kl|led the Arnesons
trial recnv' n ^ n e s d . v .
Low.s s,id that lv4 beejme a (or t|)e s72 (i0() Sanu Rosi mottl.
h a s nusoand, itaipn. also on member of the order twice, each
The Arnesons bodies were
trial for murder in the strnngula- jjme un(jer a different name.
found in August, buried in the
tion deaths of Mildred and Jay
jn
sê j0ine(j as a former basement of the Krueger's San
Arneson is not expected to tes- Greek Orthodox believer, Mrs. Francisco home,
tifv.
Paul Maria Spiritos Pearson; and
A new side to Mrs. Kroejjers in 1959 she came in again as

Page 1
Grandma Roughs Lp a Courtroom.

On Trial for Murder. Ka Kroeger Kagr* al Prosecutor and Tries to Go Homr Before Bring
Siilul ued.
AN FRANCISCO ( A P ) Grandma Iva Kroeger
yesterday was carried
screaming and sobbing
her murder trial court
fmm
room.
She had been under crossexamination
by
Prosecutor
Francis W. Mayer. Mrs. Kroeger. a 44-year-old grandmoth
er. and her hushand. Ralph, are
accused of strangling a cowrie
whose bodies were dug up from
the Kroeger basement
"You dope," she screamed at
Mayer, then began to rage in
a babble she called Greek
Wants to Go Gomr.
"Listen here, f want to go
home."
she shouted
"I'm
walking off right now "
She stepped down from the
stand, walked to the prosecution
table and scattered Mayer's
notes and trial transcript.
Matron Annr Rarrrtt seined
her and Iva broke into more
shrieking. Bailiff Emmrtt Hegerhorst finally picked her up
and carried her into a holding
cell next to the courtroom
Mrs. Kroeger earlier had
balked for nearly an hour at
resuming the stand in her trial,
now in its sixth week.
Outburst at Judge.
I know my rights," she
Iva Kroeger is carried from the courtroom<Wirepboto>.
snapped al .Judge Harry J

Nrubarth
Her reappearance at the aft
ernoon session lasted scarcely
a half hour She refused to an
swer Mayer's questions and in
stead sang. "When Irish Eyes
Are Smiling "
Earlier in the trial. Mrs.
Kroeger. a member of a mys
tic
society
( Rosicrucian).
draped a rosary on Mayer's
shoulder
She repeatedly has drawn re
buke (rom the judge for inter
rupting thr trial with loud
shouts of *Nicodemus at the
prosecutor.
She baJked before faking the
stand to go through some pa
pers m search of a bill >| sale
which she didnt find
Claim* Legal Control
She insists the paper would
prove that she got legal con
trol of a Santa Rosa motel with
out any need of strangling the
previous owners
One of the owners. Mrs Mil
dred Aroeson. SB, vanished from
the motel in December. 1R1
The fo; MHing month. Jay Ameson 71, Mildred's estranged
husband, also disappeared
Six months went by before
the bodies were dug "up from
under concrete in the Kroeger
basement.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Sundav, February 24,1963
Page 25
The Rosicrucian Art gallery

at Rosicrucian Park, San Jose,
will present the works of some
of the worlds finest photo
graphers March 1-27 in the
Ninth International Salon of
Photography exhibition.
Under the auspices of the
San Jose Light and Shadow
club, free slide shows are to
be presented March 3, 10 and
17 in Francis Bacon auditor
ium adjacent to the museum.
Nature slides will be shown
at 2 p.m. and pictorial slides
at 3 p.m. The public is invited
free of charge.
El Paso Herald-Post
El Paso, Texas
Wednesday, March 20,1963
Page B-2
El Paso Rosicrucians were

celebrating New Years Day o!
2305 by eatinp nuts and drinking g'ape juice.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Thursday, March 21, 1963
Page 18 *
SC Rosicrucians
M e e tin g M o n d a y
Evelyn March) will he installed
as master ot the Santa Truz Ruy
icrucian Pronaos Monday evening
at ceremonies and conclave in the
Palomar hotel.
Also to hi* installed .ire Norma
Pierce, secretary, and W illiam
Hammonds, guardian.
The sesMon will include the
re-enactment of a ceremony which
benan m Knypt over 40 centuries
ago which recognizes the begin
ning of a new year and symbol
izes new life.
Delaware County Daily Times

Chester, Pennsylvania
Tuesday, April 2, 1963
Page 5
A M O R C B oohs A d d e d
SWA HTTfMOPEThe public li
brary has added volumes on the
ftosicrucian philosophy to its
shelves.
The Rosicruciari Order, known
as AMORC, is not a religious or
ganization. Its publications are
treatises on philosophy, metaphy
sics, sciences and the arts.
Philip G. Wrtghtsman, of Cor
nell Avenue, said the demand for
works on these subjects has made
it necessary to donate additional
copies to local libraries. Dona
tions are the result of contribu
tions by local members.
Object of the organisation fs to
give the student or member an
understanding of the fundamen
tal laws of life so as to permit
him to realise a fuller and more
abundant existence."
Waco Tribune-Herald
Waco, Texas
Sunday, April 7,1963
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The Lawton Constitution

Lawton, Oklahoma
Tuesday, April 9, 1963
Page 14
Rcsicri'cian Meetings Set

Law ton and For; Sill residents .
i interested in attending m?eungs o'. j
i Rosieruclar., AMORC. a Ira buna]
organization, have been asxed t o .
; phone EL3-S6W.
.
Mee.ir.gs are held on the second i
anc fourth Wednesdays ol each :
month in Wichita "a'.Ls.
,

Saturday, April 20, 1963
Page 6
{ROSICRUCIAN ORDER j
RALLY SU N D A Y
Four members of the Franz
Hartmann Chapter ol the Rosi1crucian Order. AMORC. will at
tend a state rally of the organi
sation in South Bend Sunday.
Mr>. Verna Horn will servo
as a hostess and other local;
j delegates will he Herman Baes]er. past master; Theodore Kal
las. secretary, and Frank Horn.
A workshop session is sched
uled for Sunday evening prior
to the rally.
Independent
Long Beach, California
Friday, April 26, 1963
Page A-27
A M O R C H im
|
A coJor film. "Giant of the
North," wiU be shown 5 0 0 -!
day it 2 p j n . at the Abdiel
|Lodge of the Rosicrucian Or
der, AMORC, 2 4 5 5 Atlantic
Avenue. There is d o admis; sion charge.
j

Page B-3
Frances Holland to Give

Talks to Rosicrucians
Frances R. Holland, grand roun*
dlor of the Rosicrucian Order.
AMORC, will speak at the Pomona
Chapter meetiiiK at 7:30 p.m. Sun
day at tho Kniqhts of Pythias
Bldj*., 239 K. Holt Ave., Pomona.
Chapter and national members
are Invited to hear Miss Holland
speak on "Pprsonahty Engineer*
in s"
The Salem News

Salem, Ohio
Page 9
LKARN thn tremendous possibilities

of your own mind Kvplore that
mysterious u'>rld within you. The
frt hook The Master> of Life,
explains how you ran master the
everyday problems of life and
find happiness. Address: Scribe
S K.C.. R o s i e r u r i a n Order,
\MOP,r. s.^n .Toso. California.

Wednesday, July 17, 1963
Page 12
ROSICRUCIAN SETS
A N N U A L PICNIC
Members o f th e F r a n / l lari
maun Chapter of the Kosicrurian Order AMOR( u ill hold
Iheir annual picnic Sunda\ at
12 noon at Twin Lakes Park in
Paris, til.
All Sanctum members, their
lam ilirs and friends are invited
to share in a day of fun and
fellowship. Those attending are
to take lunch. All are reminded
to look for the sign.
Members wishinc transporta
tion may call Frank Horn
C-A511
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Thursday, August 1,1963
Page 17
TELLS ABOIT
KOSICUlCIAN CONVENTION
j
Editor: Hawnt: recently attended the six day iHbd International 1

I Rosicmeian convention in San
.lose, I would like to relate that
one of the outstanding events wa&
a demonstration presented by
physicist Erwin Watcrmeyer. He
started out with ordinary sounds,
the kind we hear every day. Then
he analyzed them and dem on
strated the tremendous potential
ol sound in space, in medicine, in
ihe various sciences. Sonic heat,
sonic booms, sonic rays all hocame excitingly new concepts for
us lie particularly stressed the
relationship ol sound or sonic im
pulses to the cm uious centers of
ihe hum an hrain where these
impulses take on meaning.
A Rosicrucian convention is
|unique in those times. Every
! moment is dedicated to tho fu r
therance of tho m em bers know l
edge of themselves and the u n i
verst* in which they live. Lec
tures on philosophy, science, art,
and mysticism were presented a l
most hourly every day of the sixdav session.
Demonstrations of physiologi
cal and psychological subjects
wore related to the welfare and
' happiness of the individual. The
|phenomia of sound, color, lig h t,
and magnetism were discussed

with as much depth as were those
of human behavior, extrasensory
perception, and philosophy,
A piano recital by concertists,
Margita do Reqeczy, the showing
of
Bell
Telephones
A bout
Time,'* Brush F ain tin g by the
[artist Takahiko M ikam i. a new
film on the Puye Indians, and
fraternal initiations and convo
cations added to the fullness of
life which Rosicrucians foster
and idealize in thetr instructions
and writings
I am subm itting the above, as
a matter of general interest.
At this time I would also lik e
to express my year round enjoy
ment of the Santa Cruz Sentinel
for its fine editorials, appealing
photography, and articles
Mrs. Kvclyn Marchi
802 Anthony street
j
1
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San Mateo Times

Wednesday, August 21,1963
Page 19
llo s i c ru cia n
Club to M eet
The monthly meeting r[ Ihe
Ilosicrucian Sunshine committee.
Peninsula Chapter; AMORC, will
be held al Ihe home of Miss Gretla Churchill, 739 North Bay shore,
San Mateo. tomorrow.
Mrs. Greta Pe.ers, Red.jod
|City, will present the prosi'am.
The following members nf the
'Sunshine c o m m i l t e c visited
4adopted' patients at Sonoir.a
!Suite hospital. August fl. under
the nospitals Friendship Pro. i am.
Mrs. Greta Peters, Redwood
City . Mrs Tilly Kunkel, Palo
Alto. Mrs. Lriuise Teare, Burlin
game: Mrs. Zelr.ia Rotor. South
San Francisco, and Mrs. Howard
Peelte, San Bruno.
The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Page 8-B
Rosicrucians Set
Visalia Meeting
The Fresno Jacob Boohme
Chapter of ihe Rosicrucians
and the Bakersfield Pronaos
Chapter sponsor an outdoor
meeting and ceremony Sun
day at 2 PM in Mooney Grove
Park near Visalia.
A ceremony will be per
formed in w h i c h members
symbolically will reenact the
building of the great pyramid
of Cheops in Egypt. Earl Mor
gan, master of the F r e s n o
branch, will conduct a special
ceremony in honor of persons
who have been members of
jthe o r d e r for 10 ycurs or
jmore. M e m b e r s may take
guests to the public meeting.
San Mateo Times

Page 20
Rosicrucians Ilold
Fall Ceremonies
Tlie Peninsula chapter of Ihe Rosicnic*ans "'ill nect Sunday
in Pacifica (or cercmonies commemorating the building of the.
Groat Pyramid of Cheops. Egypt The ceremony is held by I
Rosiciucians each year lo coincide with the autumnal equinox.
The rites will bo held at Lhe home of Mrs. A.lene Orchard, 28
Duran court. PaciCica at 2 p m. Mrs Orchard is master of the
local chapter.
According to Rosicruclan traditions, sutcs Mrs. Orchard, the
1
pyramid of Cheops, at <Hbb3) " as 7

. begun about 4000 HC. on the
occasii of the Fall Equinox. Uiii like Lhe other pyramids bm.t dur
ing the pyramid age of Egypt, it
was not intended as a buna!
place of a va^n Pharoh who de*
sired a monument of his reign,
but as a Ksnpie of learning
The construction of the Great
Pyramid, it is said, required a
knowledge of all of the known
sciences of the period. Its build
ings entailed a mastery of mathe
matics, physics, and a consider
able understanding of those fun
damentals oi astronomy recogmzed today
Since the Rosicrucians trace
their traditional origin back to
Amenhotep IV. Pharoh of Egypt:
in 1350 BC, and historically fcnowTi
as the first great personality in
History, êy commemorate thenancient origin by the ritualistic
construction of a miniature pyra
mid Tho laying ol each stone rep
resents to them tiie cultural ac
complishments of the Order dur
ing each year ol its existence
I The apex wall be placed upon a
miniature pyramid at a future
t;me when the ideals of the Rosicruoian movement have been
realized

Saturday, September 21, 1963
Page 3
Rosicrucians To Meet
Tomorrow Afternoon
Rosicrucians in Corpus Christi
and area towns will hnlrt an out
door fete and ceremony at 902
Buffalo at 3 p.m. tomorrow vvficn
they will, symbolically re-enact
the building of the Great Pyra
mid of Cheops, The public is in
vite;!.
i Mrs. Consuelo E. Monrreal is
master of the local AMORC Ro-
s.cnician Pronos.
The Hammond Times

Hammond, Indiana
Page C-6
Rosicrucians
Will Observe
Anniversary
m
The Calumet chapter of th e

Rosicrucians will commemorate
the building of the Pyramid of
Cheops in a ceremony at 2-30
p m. today at 61st Street and
Deep River, Gary
The pyramid, according to Rosi*
crution tradition., was begun on
the date of the autumnal equinox,
4000 B.C. The equinox this year
comes Monday.
The ceremony will include the
ritualistic construction of a minia
ture pyramid, symbolizing, by the
laying of stone on stone, the cul
tural accomplishments claimed by
'the order.

Saturday, October 26,1963
Page 9
LODGE NOTICES.
RO SIC RU C IA N order AM ORC
Franz H artm an Chapter Oct,
27, 2 00 p m. Regular convo
cation. Odd Fellows Temple,
D H CAUSEY. Master.
T K A LL A S. Secretary.
The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Page 17-W
Jacobs Show
Ralph Jacobs of Carmel, a
former Fresnan, will have a
one man show of his paint
ings in the Rosicrucian Art
Gallery in San Jose through
December 2nd.
The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Wednesday, December 25, 1963
Page 16-A
Rosicrucians The Jacob

Boehme Chapter of the Rosi
crucian Order will meet in
Harts Restaurant Friday fit 8
PM. Discussion topics will be
What Is An Obstacle? and
Meeting Lifes Challenge. The
public is invited.
1964
The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle

Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Friday, January 3, 1964
Page 1
SAN JOSE, Calif. (JTA)

An Arab-Jewish u n i o n against \
other races in Europe and Amer
ica, abatement of persecution in {
Germany and Italy, restriction of
Paiestirie Jewish immigration to
an fumual quota basis and new res^flctiorts on immigration in sev
eral Latin American countries are
The Brandon Sun

Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Page 3
City Library
1
|Gets Books On I
Rosicrucianism |
Several volumes on the suhjecl

i of Rosicrucianism have been
jdonated to the philosophy seclion
:of the Brandon Memorial Li*
[brary, J. T. Stacey, local Rcsi crucian member, announced
\
Tuesday.
,
The volumes are donated by i
ihe international offices ol the
Rosicrucian organization.
The Rosicrucian Order, known :
|as AMORC, is not a religious1
Sorganiiation. All its publications!
âre treatises on philosophy. |
[metaphysics, the scienrcs andj
Ithe arU.
I
j Mr. Stacey said Brandon \vas!
chosen fcr the donation because
iof interest shown locally in the, j
j organization's publications and
jits monthly periodical, the Ro-j
Isicxucian Digest.

Thursday, May 4, 1961
Page 12
RO SIC R U C IA N
O FFICERS N A M ED
The Franz Hartm ann Chapter
of
the
Rosicrucian
Order
AM ORC held installation cere

monies for new officers last
Sunday.
The new officers are Edgar
W irt. Ph.D., FRC, of Lafayette.
Master; Miss Cuba Stigler. FRC,
of Paris. 111., secretary .and
Mrs. Verna
Horn of Terre
Haute. Guardian.
Retiring officer* were Donald
Causev. Master, Theodore K al
las. Secretary, and Mrs Marir
Serban, Guardian, all of Terre
i Haute
Honored guests were Harry
Gubbins FRC.. Grand Councilor
of Indiana, of South Bend and
visiting m e m b e r s from the
Indianapolis Chapter
San Mateo Times

Wednesday, March 18,1964
Page 22
Rosicrucian j
New Year
Tomorrow Peninsula Chapter
AMORC. Lind Hall, Belmont,
will celebrate the beginning of
the Rosicrucian New Year 3317.!
Allene Orchard. Master, will
conduct the ceremony. This
symbolical feast consists of
corn, salt and grape juice.
There will be the installation
of new officers for the coming'
year. Those to be seated arc
Howard W. Peelle, San Bruno,
master;
\elyn Oelscftager.
San Carlos, deputy master, and
Arthur Kenville, Santa Clara,
b jard cha.rrnan. New ritual of
ficers are Matre Zelrna Rohr,!
South San Francisco; Chaplain!
Jose Mercado. Menlo Park;
Chantress Let a Kessler, Palo
A:to; Chanter John Stam m . San
Jose: Inner Guardian Joan W il
liams. Redwood City, and Outer
Guardian Peggy Car gay, San
Mateo.
I
All Rosicrucians in this area
are invited.
rhe Corpus Christi Caller-Times

Friday, March 20,1964
Page 6
Rosicrucians Slate
Conclave Tomorrow
Consuelo E. M ontreal, master

!of Ihc Corpus Chrlsli chapter,
sajtl new officers will be in
Members of ihe Rosicrunans Mailed. Montreal has been rowill ic c n a it a ewemnny Dial cloitod master, with Gcnoveva
Ixân in ancient Kgypl iha*' At anda, secretary, and Carlos
Ihan 40 centuries aj;o as Ihc 'Infante, guardian,
highlight o1 a conclave lo to
held al 8 p m. tomorrow al U02
Ruffalo. Visiting members ironi
{surrounding lim ns ;*re expccled
lo allend.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 2
Rosicrucians
To O b se rve
A n c ie n t Rites
Tho re-enactment of a ceremony
that began in ancient Egypt over
40 centuries ago will he the high
light of a local Rosicrucian con
clave to he held Thursday night
in the Palomar hotel.
According to Mrs. Evelyn Marchi, master of the Rosicrucian,
Santa Cruz Pronaos, AMORC. the
ancient Egyptians from the time
of Memphis to the Ptolemaic per
iod, began their new year on or
about the time of the vernal equi
nox when the sun crosses the ce
lestial equator and enters the zo
diacal sign of Aries around March
21.
As the Rosicrucian O r d e r .
AMORC. a nonreligious but phil
osophical
fraternity, maintains
that its traditional origin occurred
during the reign of Amenhotep
IV, in 1350 B.C. The order com
memorates this ancient New Year
beginning with a ceremony that
embraces the allegorical signifi
cance of the age-old Egyptian rite.
Officers of the local Rosicru
cian organization who will be in
stalled at the affair, are: Paul J.
Veatch. master; Mrs. Robert C.
Malat, secretary; and Gabriel (iarfias, guardian

Wednesday, April 29,1964
Page 14
ROSICRUCIAN ORDER
TO DEDICATE NEW
QUARTERS THURSDAY
J IM K S
R. W H IT C O M B
Dedication of new quarters

for the Franz H artm ann C hap
ter of the Rosicrucian Order in
Room 217 of the Odd Fellows
Temple building at 7:20 p.m.
Thursday will be hignlichted
with a special convocation ad
dress by James R W hitcom b,
AM ORC grand treasurer
W hitcom b, who is touring
chapters in the midwest, w ill
also be a guest with his wife
at an inform al dinner at Tuck
ers Steak House Wednesday
night.
He has been grand treasurer
of the order for 25 years. He
also previously served on the
Maff of the Grand Lodge a an
instructor.
W hitcom b i* also secretary-j
treasurer of the supreme board
of the Traditional M artinist O r
der
The Charlestown Courier

Charlestown, Indiana
Page 1
Six-man race for school

Board promises big vote
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didate for the Charlestow n School
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our com m unity In having a de
sira b le school system in ordet
that our town mleht be attt ac
t i v e to potential residential ptop e r n owners and to <quip our
future adults with an education
which w ill g i v e th**m the confid
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pi e j u d i c e and to a r iiv e at con
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of what is best for our children.
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The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Sunday, June 7, 1964
Page 16-A
| Rosicrucians
Slate Brunch
The Jacob Boehme Chapter
of the Rosicrucian Order will
hold a public brunch n e x t
Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM
in the Ponderosa Masonic
Temple.
Proceeds will go to support
charity projects, a major one
jof which is relief for victims
j of the Alaskan earthquake.
Donation admissions will
|be $1 for adults and 50 cents
jfor children.
The Ogden Standard-Examiner

Ogden, Utah
Family Weekly Section, page 15
TRA m
The Dark Continents

of Your Mind
D O Y O U struggle for balance? Arc
you forever trying to maintain ener%yy
enthusiasm, and the w ill to da? D o your
personality and power o f accomplish
ment ebb and flow -like a stream con*
tcolled by some unseen valve? Deep
w ithin you are minute organisms.
From their function sp ring your
emotions. They govern your crtafit't
ideas and meods yes, even your enjoy
ment of life. Once they were thought
to be the mysterious sear o f the soul
and to be left unexplored. N ow cast
aside superstition and learn to direct
intelligently these Powers cf self\
A c c e p t t h i s "P % tt B o o k
The Dark Continents
Let the Rosicrucians, an age-old frater

nity ol thinking men and women (not
a religion), point out how you m*\
fashion life as you want ir by making
the fullest use o f these little-understo od natu ral faculties w hich you
possess. This is a challenge to make
the most o f your heritage as a human
Write for the Free Book, "The Mastery
o f Life," Address: Scribe K.T.X.
7 ROSICRUCIANS
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Santa Cruz Sentinel

Wednesday, July 15,1964
Page 24
Delegate Attends
Rosicrucian Meet
Mrs. Augusto Marchi, past mas
ter of the Santa Cruz Rosicrucian
Pronaos, A M O R C . is attending the*
international Rosicrucian conven
tion at Rosicrucian park, San
Jose, according to Paul J. Veatch.
local master. She js the official
1delegate.
Other members attending are
Mrs. Ilarrv Kueck and W illiam
Hammonds.
San Mateo Times

Saturday, July 25, 1964
Page 5
Sunshine G roup
O f A M O R C SI cite
A u g u st M eeting
Rosicrucian Sunshine- Com
mittee of Peninsula Chapter,
AMORC will meet August 27
at Ihe Redwood City home of
Mrs. Greta Peters, 40 Birch
S tric t.
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Menbeirs met recently ait the
hamr of Mrs. Glenn Whybarx
in Sarr, Mateo for a business

mee tin
-ûrprise shtTwer
(Crt'JSirs; T6nTailer.yCenrjeth
li *Wflsorrc6ntmtted;vtre read-.
mg of Angel 51 m t ShOUhcter," the story of Lillian Dix
on known for her work atfrung'
the poor in Formosa.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Sunday, July 26, 1964
Page 19
TELLS OF ANNUAL
ROSICRUCIAN SESSION
Editor: Privileged to have par
ticipated in the activities of the
annual International Convention
of Rosicrucians at the world-reknown headquarters in San Jose,
one desires to share its inspira
tional benefits with ones fellow
man.
There was n dramatic presen
tation of an incident in the life
of the controversial Paracelsus,
the celebrated mystic whose wis
dom and foresight were misunder
stood by his contemporaries,
which the members will long re
member. Demonstrations on many
psychic Jaws were presented to
members which will benefit them
in many ways as they in turn are
utilized, laws not readily under
stood or accepted by the masses.
Authenticity of the Rosicrucian

Order, AMORC, was established
by the showing of documents from
the archives. Devoted to further
instruction in philosophy, mysti
cism, the arts and sciences, the
convention attracts outstanding
personages from all over the
world. It is gratifying to grip the
hand of persons from other lands
and share a deep sense of brother
hood. Not a few of the members
took advantage of the close prox
imity to visit Santa Cruz, and to
remark on their pleasure and im
pression of its beauty and appeal.
Many of them promise to make it
part of their annual visit to the
convention.
I felt so proud of our lovely
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Mary V. Brady
312 Fairmont avenue

Page 8
PLAN RO SICR U CIA N

PICNIC S U N D A Y
Thr Franz H artm ann c h a p
ter of the Rosicrucian Order
AM ORC has scheduled its an
nual picnic for AM ORC mem
hers, interested non-member^
and their families on Sunday.
Aug. 2
The event w ill be held at the
Twin Lakes Park, Paris. Ill ,
starting at 2 p.m. In addition
to the usual program of food
jand fun for everyone, the pro
gram for the event w ill include
i a brief memorial address by the
master of the chapter, Dr.
Edgar W irt, in honor of their
late imperator, Dr. H. Spencer
Lewis.
F.ach fam ily is to bring food
i and their own service. For in
formation or transportation call
Douglas Crow. 1^8339.
The Chilliwack Progress

Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
Wednesday, August 5, 1964
Page 6
At AMORC
Convention
Cornelius Franz Janzen. of
35 Ju b i.ee H o u s in g . Chilliw ,jr k has re tu rn e d fro m a
w o rld
wide c o n v e n tio n of
R o s ic ru c ia n s
at
S an
Jose.
C a iif
the gathering of members

of the An<..ent M ystical Order
Rosae Crucis was devoted to
instruction and dem onstra
tions in philosophy, m ystic
ism. sciences and the arts
along w:th some social and
fraternal activities
Presented on stage a as a
ourt procedure from the 14th
and 15th centuries, depicting
a dramatic incident in the
! fe o f the m y s tic P j r a ? H s u *
The Valley News

Tuesday, August 11,1964
Page 2-A
Valley Lodge
Represents
Rosicrucians
Eight m e m b e r s of Van
Nuys Lodge, Ancient and
Mystical Order Roeae Crucis,
represented the Valley at the
week-long, annual Internation
al Convention of the Rosicru
cian Order held in San Jose.
The present master of Van
Nuys Lodge, Capt. Peter G.
Morton, USMC (Ret) and
Mrs. Morton of Pacoima; Paul
deFonville of Los Angeles;
Mrs. Margaret Fallar, Van
Nuys; Mrs. Luisa Marie Ser
ra, North Hollywood; Dr.
Theodore R. Truter of Glen
dale, and Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Wetterstrom of San Fer
nando traveled to AMORC
headquarters in San Jose.
Tell Purpose
There they joined a thou
sand Rosicrusians from Aus
tralia and New Zealand; In
dia; Egypt; N i g e r i a , and
South Africa.
Also from France, Great
Britain, Holland, Sweden, Ar
gentina, Brazil, and Vene
zuela.
Others came from Central
Ameria and Mexico; Canada;
the United States, and from
many other free lands.

A Rosicrucian convention
is devoted to instruction and
demonstrations in philosophy,
mysticism, and the arts and
sciences, and to these, some
social and fraternal activities
are added.
The week's program in
cluded a dramatic presenta
tion from the life of the con
troversial Paracelsus, a cele
brated 16th Century mystic
w'hose wisdom and foresight
were misunderstood by his
contemporaries, but are com
monly accepted today.
Display Documents
The presentation supple
m e n t e d demonstrations of
psychic phenomena and ex
planations of the nautral laws
which make such demonstra
tions possible. Ancient rec
ords of these laws are pre
served in the archives of the
Order, as are other documents
establishing the authenticity
of AMORC as the recognized
Rosicrucian Order of history.
The authenticating docu
ments were displayed to all
interested convention partici
pants.
La Crosse, Wisconsin
Saturday, August 29, 1964
Page 2
C IT Y ROSICRUCIAN
I
SAYS SO C IET Y AIDS HER
The only Rosicrucian mem- to master the problems of evber in La Crosse believes that eryday life. Thus begins a conher membership in the organi-jtinuing study of such topics as
zation has helped her to better the development of will, percope with life and understand fecting the physical body, the
people.
mysteries of time and space,
Gjerda Hall, 909*2 Main St..'the ancient philosophies and the
moved to La Crosse two years nature of matter,
ago and thus gave the city its
*
first member. The Rosicrucian
Miss Hall points out that at
order is an international frater- the international convention she
nity under a lodge system which'was given demonstrations of
concentrates its studies on the psychic laws not readily under
mysteries and scientific laws of stood or accepted by the
the world.
masses. During one demonstraMiss Hall stresses that her tion, she says, they were shown
group is not a religious organi- the aura of a person, a Ta
xation. but a philosophy which diation around a person which
helps you find your inner self the Rosicrucians believe reveals
and see what you can do with their true personality and can
your own mind."
be sensed by those in their
She explains that she receives presence,
study lessons from the group The Rosicrucians put emphaand passes to successive levels sis on physics, chemistry, biolo-j
of learning. She recently re- gy, physiology, psychology and
turned from the Rosicrucian the arts, putting them into a
Convention, held at the Inter- somewhat mystical setting,
national Headquarters in San The group operates a univerJose. Calif.
sity, an Egyptian and oriental
museum and art gallery, a sciThe name Rosicrucian comes ence museum, a planetarium, a
from the Latin rosae crucis, research library and the Sumeaning rosy cross. It traces preme Temple of the Rosicruits origin back to the mystery cian Order in San Jose, Calif,
schools or secret schools of Among its past members the
Egypt around 1500 B.C. The in- order lists Benjamin Franklin J
ternational
organization American
statesman;
Isaac
is known as AMORC or the An- Newton. English philosopher
cient Mystical Order of Rosae and mathematician; Francis
Crucis.
Bacon. English philosopher;
Its members believe that the and Claude Debussy, French
[inner soul of man can help him composer._____________________ I
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 18
Rosicrucian
Ceremony Sunday
Members and guest* of Santa
Cruz Rosicrucian Pronaos Sunday
w ill reenact the building of the
(ireat Pyramid of Cheops.
The ceremonies will begin at
1:30 p.m at the residence of W il
fred Maxwell on Hamctead way.
Paul J. Veatch, Pronaos master,
said the laying of stones in con
struction of the miniature pyra
mid commemorates the ancient
origin of the organization. The
ceremony is held on the occasion
of the fall equinox.
The Valley News

Thursday, September 10,1964
Page 4-B
Rosicrucians to Celebrate Bulding of Gizeh Pyramid

VAX NL'VS Annually on. nosiccurian traditions >tate
Rosicrucian* wace tl:eir Tile outdoor fete and cerethe date o l ihe Autumnal eqm-|t>ic IyramW of Cheoja al origin lo Amenhotep IV. Pha-,tTlon> will he cnactcd locally
J c p l at 6:30 p jjj.
nox. when the *un seems totOlxcli v*i beiru/i on the oeca- rah of K p p t m 1350 B C
_____________________
Nuy Lodge. AX10RC,
cress the celestial equaior.|slon of the Autumnal equinox historically recojrniied as
72a7 Woodman Ave. The pub
Rctlcraciar.i Lhcaaghmu. Utc,about 4000 B.C. This pyra great pcrsoaalsty and the first 11c Is Invited u> witness ihe
world
commemoraif the m;d i unique in purpose, monotheist. They lommcra ritual and participate m the
bu.lding o l the Creat Pyramid Morton said. I l w is not con- orale their ancient origin hy /te
o ( Egypt
|*truc:ed as a monument to the ritualistic construction of
Capt. Peter G
Motion.}ll>* wi n <>' somc Pharaoh. a miniature pyramid.
USMC. (Bet ). Matter of Van;but aJ firc temple of leant- Each stone symbolizes the
Nuy* Lodge. Ancient ar.d mc
cultural accomplishments of
Mystical Order R o e Crucis. The construction of the the Ftcslcrucian Order during
said th.it members of the ptul- Great Pyramid required ajeacK year of Its existence,
osephic Rosicrucian Order masterful knowledge of all.The apex n iu be placed upon
will gather for a ceremony cn the sciences known lo the pe- a miniature pyramid in the
SepL 30 symbolically reenaci- rlod mathematics, phyjics. future when Ideals of Al
I r j the building or the Creat. and many fur.daT.emaJs of as-jmovement have l>een realtronoaty.
ixed.
Pyramid of Cheops.
The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Sunday, September 13,1964
Page 18-A
Rosicrucians
v Plan Ritual
of the Rosicrucian Order will
commemorate
its
historic
roots in the Egyptian empire
with a picnic and founding
ritual in Mooneys Grove next
Sunday at 2 PM.
The ceremony, which in
volves the construction of a
pyramid in miniature, w ill be
universally observed on the;
same day, the equinox, by Ihe
order. The organizations his
tory dates back to Egypt in
1350 BC.
Mrs. Beatrice D. Caine,
master of the local chapter,
w ill preside over the ritual.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 30
Rosicrucians
Rally Saturday
Rosimicians from aev*n ren
tral California group* will hold
a rallv Saturday and Sunday at
the Masonic temple in Oakland
The Santa Cruz Rosicrucian
Pronans will conduct the Pro
nans ritual Sunday, and will
sen c the luncheon Saturday, as
pan of a procrnm including con
vocation?, initiations, demon
stration* and entertainment.
Attending from Santa Cruz
will
Paul Watch, master of
the Santa Cruz Pronaos. Mr and
Mr fiabrirl (tarfias, William
Hammonds and Mesdames .len
nip Mills Harry Kueck. Robert
Malat, and Augusto Marchi
Guest speakers from the nr
dcr\ headquarters in San .lo^c
will
Arthur Piepenbrink su
preme secretary Harvey Miles
grand secretary, and Edwin Wa
termeycr. technical director

Page 17
RO SICR U CIA N FALL

FESTIVAL SU N D A Y
Plans have been completed
for the annual Fall Festival and
Pyramid Building Ceremony to
be held by the Franz Hartmann
Chapter of the Rosicrucian Or
der. AMORC.
The ceremony will be held
promptly at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Sept. 27. at the country home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dale English
Refreshments will follow the
ceremony.
The public is invited to at
tend this even!. Hostesses for
the occasion will be Mrs. Dale
English, Mrs. Innes Bachstcin
and Mrs John Serhan. The

ceremony will be conducted by
Dr. Edgar Wirt, Master of the
local Chapter. For information
and transportataion, call Doug
las Crowe, L-8339.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Wednesday, September 23,1964
Page 7
Rosicrucians To
Display Map At
County Fair
A 5x8 foot colored map of the
world, showing locations of
nearly 350 lodges, chapters and
Pronaoi of the Rosicrucian Ord*
er, AMORC, will be displayed
at the Santa Cruz County Fair
this year.
It will be sponsored by the
local Pronaos, according to Paul
J. Veatch, master.
The map is designed to em
phasize the world-wide activities i
of the philosophical fraternity,
which includes all r a c e s and
creeds. The purpose of the
order is the investigation, study
and practical application of nat-1
ural and spiritual laws.
The map was hand painted by
Mrs. Jennie Mills and Robert I
and Mrs. Malat.
Others to help at the booth
are Paul and Kay Veatch, Ga
briel Garfiaj, Peter Bathen, Wil
liam Hammonds, Lillian Kueck,
Evelyn Marchi, Eva Walters,
Gertrude Avila, Maurice and
Ruth Hare.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 10
Rosicrucian Art
Gallery Displays
Brandon's Works
Tho
paintings of Warren
Brandon, of San Francisco will
will ho featured in a show at
the Rosicrucian Art gallery Sat
urday through November 2 in
tho Rosicrucian Egyptian O ri
ental museum in San Jose.
The public is invited Bran
don wes recently elected to
W hos Who in American Art

Wednesday, October 14,1964
Page 6
THE ROSICRlCIAN ORDER, AMORC* Humanist Award Mas bestowed upon Mr. Michael
Huzash for hts dedication (o the cause of aidinu those persons of foreign origins who
have difficulties in adjusting to life in the I'nited States. The award was presented at
the forty-sixth anniversary dinner of the St. Andrews Rumanian Orthodox ( hutch. I.eft to
right are Michael Ruiash, Or. Hugh M Rrooks, inspector general of t h e Grand l.odge
AMORC. I.ennnrd Conrad, toastmaster of the dinner, and I)r. Fdgar Wirt, matte/ of the
local rhaptcr of AMORC.

Thursday, October 15, 1964
Page 11
PLAN ROSICRUCIAN
MEET AT CAPITAL
A delegation of member^ of
the local F ran/ Hartm ann Chap
ter of ihe Ro>icmcian Order,
AMORC, will attend a three-day
Conclave sponsored by the com
bined Chapters of three states,
Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky.
The Indianapolis Chapter v\ill
hr host for the eevnt, to be held
at the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel
m Indianapolis. Oct. 16, 17 and
18
Entertainm ent will be fur*
mshed by the Terre Haute
Chapter with artists Judy Crow
amd W eir Kirk performing Del
egates from the local chapter
will include Dr Kdâr W irt,

master. Miss Cuba Stigler, sec
retary. Mrs., Verna Horn, guard
ian; Mr. and Mrs, Dale Enc*
li^h. Mrs Innes Bachstein, Mr*.
John Serban Mrs Carl Gentry.
Mrs. Cleo Englehart. Douglas
Crow and Frank Horn

Thursday, November 19,1964
Page C-4
Lecture Sunday
Science and Mysticism" will
be the topic of a lecture at
7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Pomo
na Rosicrucian Order. 239 E.
Holt Ave The lecture will be
delivered bv Frances R. Holland
grand councilor of the Southern
California District. Rosicrucian
Order. AMORC
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Friday, November 27, 1964
Page C-18
Rosicrucian Chapter
Authorized Here
The Suprem e G ra n d Lodge
of Ihe lnterunlio unl UqsUtucian Order, A K O H C, has
authorized the form ation of r
city cIia|i1<?r lo servo lls mem-;
bei^ in Uic A lbuquerque v icin
ity.
Officers of the rim pier hero
m e Dirk Selmeidcr, uui&lcr;
M i s. Pamela Keickier, GIG fcspanola SE, secretary, and Dc.si
Cifircia, gunrciian. Flimonllily
meetings will be? hrlcl M 7R13
: L o iins NE, on n llcniM c S u n
days al 7:30 p,ir>.
1965
El Paso Herald-Post
El Paso, Texas
Wednesday, February 3 ,1%5
Page B-2
TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO

>'ror. Th* lU aiA-PeiU nf P>b. J, 1<M5
1 Paso Rosicrucians fiOCO

year*: from now will have a
funny feeling. maybe. Rcsicru*
cinns of Hi Paso have been
asked (a piace m anuscript is
a
which ]5> bein^ oonsi ruc:cd 3t O^lcthorp Umvcr*
S'ly, G;i-
The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Sunday, February 7,1965
Page 21-A
Rosicrucians Set
Conclave For All
Valley Members
Rodman R. Clayson of San
Jose, grand master of the
Rosicrucian Order, will be the
featured speaker at a joint
conclave of Rosicrucian m em
bers in the San Joaquin V al
ley next Sunday in the Ponderosa Masonic Temple. The
session w ill begin at 9 'AM.
Members of
the Jafcob
Boehme Chapter in Fresno
and of the Bakersfield Pro*
naos w ill be cohosts for the
meeting. Clayson also w ill
conduct a panel forum. Dr.
Ern e st C f .Driver*,
put
[master., of : the B ake rsfie ld
Pronaos, w ill be the master
of ceremonies. Mrs. Beatrice
Caine of Fresno, master of the
Fresno chapter, will greet the
visit 6 rs. J. B. Howard of Sel
ma is the conclave chairman..
The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Page 20-A
I Rosicrucians
Wi!l Seat !0
New Officers
of the Rosicrucian Order,
A M O RC will install 10 new
officers and ob
serve the an
cient Egyptian
New Year at a
meeting Friday
at 8 PM, in the
Ponderosa M a
sonic Temple.
Leslie R. A n
derson will be j
installed as the
chapters mas
ter. The other
officers
a r e:
J. B. Howard,
A ,
deputy master;
Anderson
z ^ \ y n c h
chaplain; M a r i e W illiam s,
secretary; H a z e l W jllm ar,
matre; Richard Morgan, chant
er; Hazel Johnson, chantress;
Hattie Varona, guardian; M ar
garet Morgan, guardian, and
Roy F. Morgan, chairman of
the board.
Xenia Daily Gazette

Xenia, Ohio
Tuesday, March 9, 1965
Page 2
. Day Ion Group

Platts Meeting
!
Greene Couniians are inv;red.
ito an open meeting and a gei-.
j acquainted session of the
[crucian Order. Elbert Hubbard!
C h a p t e r AMORC cf Dayton.j
IThursday at S p.m.. a? the {
(main Library auditorium. Third1
land St. Clair Sts.. Dayton.
Wells of Faith", a film rie-i
picting an inspirational journey i
through the Holy Land, will be
j shown.
j
i The
Rosicrucian
Order.j
i AMORE. is a nonrei'gious. phi!-!
losophical fraternirv. and mainItains ihat its traditional origin
ioccurred during the reign of
Pharaoh Aknnaton in 3150 B.C.
jEach year on or about March
2fl. members celebrate the bei ginning of a new year cons'der-l
iing spring as symbolic o: netvj
ilife.
The Valley News

Tuesday, March 30, 1965
Page 19-A
Rosierucians Install Now

Officers in L K il Lodge
Van Nuys Lodge of The Ro going master, pointed out

$i crucian Order AMORC to that the order observes
day had Installed officer* for March 21, the beginning of
1965 In ceremonies with many spring, as their New Year
visiting members from sur and uses that date as the.
rounding lodges in attendance. start of their fiscal year 2nd
Installed were David C. the occasion for installation of
Williams, master; Darcy A. new ritualistic and adminis
Scott, secretary; Franklin trative officers.
Velazquez, chaplain; Mr. and Dawning of the New Year,
Mrs. Gary H. Taylor, guardi according to Capt. Morton, is
ans; and Paul de F o n v i l l e , observed by a symbolic feast
trustee.
in which the participants re
Capt. Peter G. Morton, out- ceive simple foods, corre
sponding to certain basic ele
ments of nature, such as salt,
com and unfermented grape
juices.

Tucson, Arizona
Page 11
TH E
R O S IC R U C IA N S
Benjamin Franklin, Isaac Newton, Francis
Bacon, like many other learned and great men
and women, were Rosicrucians.
The Rosicrucian Order is a nonsccrarian fra
ternal body of m en and women devoted to the
. investigation, study and practical application
of natural and spiritual laws.
The Order has been in existence for centuries
and is represented in all civilized lands. It is
N O T a religious organization.
. It has something to offer Y O U .
information to
W rite for
Rosicrucian Order, A M O R C ,
S.-in Jose, California. 9 5 1 M
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 4
Rosicrucian
Anniversary
Celebrating the 11th anniver
sary of Santa Cruz pronaos, lo
cal Rosicrucians will have as
their guest speaker tomorrow
Rodman R. Clayson of San .lose,
grand master of the
North
American Jurisdiction of the
Ancient Mystical Order Rosae
Crucis.
He and his wife will be en
tertained at dinner at the Santa
Cruz hotel prior to the 8 o'clock
convocation at Hotel Palomar.
According to Master Lillian
Kueck of the local pronaos the
groups 20 charter members will
be honored during the evening.
The Evening Independent

Massillon, Ohio
Thursday, July 15,1965
Page 7
M odern Mystic
D iscussion Topic
Akron Pronaos A more will
meet Sunday, July 18 at 2:30 p. m.
in the IO O F temple, 277 E. Mill
st, Akron.
W illiam
Stockert,
master, will preside at the con
vocation. A chapter experiment
j w ill be conducted by Helen Mihal.
I The round table discussion topic
w ill be The Mission of the Mod
e m Mystic. Refreshments will
j be served.
The Fresno Bee

Fresno, California
Page 6-C
Ruslcrucians A film Mys

tic Isles of the East is sched
uled by the Jacob Boebom Chap
ter of the Rosicrucian Order for
8 p.m. Friday in Harts restaur
ant. The program is open to the
public without charge. A ques
tion and answer session will fol
low the film.
The La Crosse Tribune

La Crosse, Wisconsin
Tuesday, August 31, 1965
Section 2 - Page 9
A ttended M e e tin g
Of
R o s ic r u c ia n s
(ijerda Hall, 909*2 Main St.,

j recently returned from the In
ternational Assembly of Rosi
crucians in Toronto, Ontario.
Can.
Attending the assembly were

1.5W0 members of the fraternity,
which studies the mysteries and
scientific laws of the world.
Members at the assembly re
ceived p e r s o n a l instruction
from the order's officers and
witnessed ancient rituals.
The Pocono Record

The Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
Page 9
Area residents
attend parley
of Rosicrucians
PORTLAND - Mr. and Mrs.
W. Kraulter, Portland: Mr. and
M"s. C. G. Kemmmi*. Point of
Gap, and Mrs. A. Jackson, Ban
gor, attended the 1965 I sterna*
tional Rosicrucljn Convention
in Toronto, Can.i/i.
For the first time in over 30
years the conve'itiun was held
away from its hearinuartcrs in
San Jose. Calif. 1.500 members
of this fraternity assembled 'n
the Royal York Hotel to witness
ancient and traditional rituals
and to receive personal mMruc
tion from the officers of the
Order.
Included in 'hr* convention
program were the pcsrntalion
of n mystical allrigory demon
strations of Rfisimiciar. a n fl
scientific principles,
adminis
trative meetings and subordinate committee meetings.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Sunday, September 2,1965
Page 6
Rosicrucians
Slate C e re m on y
* Rosicrucians throughout the
ftorld will commemorate the
bjilding of the Great Pyramid
fiptember 23.
^Mrs. Lillian Kueck, master of
local AMORC Rosicrucian
ronaos, states that RosicrueUns throughout this jurisdic
tion of the philosophic order
gather for a ceremony next
iday to symbolically re enact
building of the Great Pyra
of Cheops.
outdoor fete and cere
mony will be enacted locally at
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
fred Maxwell, 465 Hampstead
Members may bring guests
tk witness the ceremony.

Tucson, Arizona
Monday, September 13, 1965
Page 8
Rosicrucians
Plan Festival
Rosicrucians of Tucson will
hold their annual festival and
ceremony on the date of the au
tumnal equinox at 5:30 p.m. Sat
urday.
The meeting, open to the pub
lic without charge, will be held
at the Coca-Cola-Spiral Audito
rium, 3939 N: Romero Rd. A
half-dozen musical events have
been scheduled for entertain
ment.
Mt. Vernon Register-News

Mount Vernon, Illinois
Thursday, September 16, 1965
Page 7
M ISS DORA BRYOON, beloved chortor m em ber of the

Mf. Vernon Business an d Professional W omen * C lu b, and
one of M l. Vernon's most highly respected citizen s, has re
ceived the Rosicrucian Hum anist Award in recognition of her
devotion to the nursing profession and "Ihe pe/sonal sacri
fice o n d extensive efforts during many years of unselfish
devotion to the profession and service to the community.*'
The presentation w as m ad e by M*s. Silas Echols, a t right,
a long-time friond and adm irer of Miss Brydon, a t a meeting
of ihe d u b held M onday evening at tr L. an d N . Cafe.
(Delo Photo Craft)

Page 5
M ISS DORA BRYDON HONORED
Mt. Vernon B. P. And W. Club

Observes 40th Anniversary
Hosierut'iun Award
It was a complete surprise
to the recipient and the major
ity of the members and guests
when Mrs. Kate Echols was in
troduced and asked to present
a very wonderful award to one
of the members: Miss Dora
Brydon.
She began, There is a fam
ous secret societyexisting in
all civilized lands of the world.
Weve all heard of it often but
most of us know nothing about
it. Many great sages of the
world have belongedthe Or
der claims to go back to Egypt
for Its beginning. The Order is
n non-sectarian, fraternal body
of men and women. This order
is devoted to furthering mans
knowledge of himself and his
universe. It strives to aid the
individual to attain his full
stature, morally, intellectually,
and physically as human beings.
The headquarters of the Inter
national Order is San Jose,
California another group at
Quakertown, Pa., and another
group in New York City. This
mysterious and symbolic so
ciety is the Rosicrucians/ The

Ancient and Mystical Order of
the Rosae Crucisthe name
derived from the use of the rose
and cross.
Mrs. Echols then continued,
"I am here tonite to present a
surprise and honorary member
ship, truly an outstanding honor,
to our beloved Dora Brydon.
She asked Miss Brydon to
come forward to accept the
beautifully framed award.
Mrs. Echols said, I take ab
solute pleasure in presenting
this award to Dora. We all
know her as a person who ful
fils all the qualities Rosicrucians hold up as ideals. Shes
always dependable, interested
in the least phase of her jobinterested in everything, every
where, and has had a remark
able career of services to the
highest degreefor she has
lovingly and faithfully served
in Jesus' words the least of
theseCongratulations for a
proud honor so richly deserved
to you our friend, Dora Bry
don.
At this point, the entire
group rose to a standing ova
tion for their Dora, beloved
charter member and friend to
all.
___ _
The Post-Standard
Syracuse, New York
Page 19
L'Pool Woman
In Ancient Rites
A Liverpool woman recently
attended the International Rosi
cruclan Convention in the Royal
York Hotel, Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Lea K. Bludau, of 15
Lime Tree Lane, Liverpool, took
part in rituals and ceremonies
traditional to the Rosicrucian
Order founded more than 3,000
years ago In Egypt by Amenhotep the Fourth. The convention
narked the 50th Anniversary
Yerfr of the Establishment of the
assembly on the American con
tinent.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 6-A
Rosicrucian
Sallery Has
New Show
The Rosicrucian Art gal
lery in San Jose will feature
an exhibition of paintings by
Robert E. Jensen from Octo
ber 2 through November 1.
Jensen, a well-known Orinda artist, teacher and lec
turer, has won s e v e r a l
awards for his work. He is
being presented for the first
time in the San Jose area.

Wednesday, October 27, 1965
Page 11
R o sicru cian s P lan

H a l l o w e e n P a r t v*
Fun. sanies and refreshments
are in store for members, guests;
and families of the Franz Hart
mann chapter of the Rosi*l
crucian Order AMORC uheu'
thpy meet at 7 |> in Saturday.
O ti. .*W
J at the honu* of the:
Master, Mrs. Duu>:las Crow.I
1410 N. 10th St.
Prizes will be awarded for the
most original, funniest
and
prettiest comumcs and anyone
without a musk will be fined.
The local chapter will act as
hosts to all sanctum members
in the area. Admission will be
free, but an AMR A box will be
provided for those wishing to
share expenses.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Wednesday, December 22, 1965
Page 3
Rosicrucians
Plan Yule Party
A Christmas party with Mrs.
|At Goodman as hostess will fol
low the regular convocation of
Santa Cruz Rosicrucians at 8
p.m. tomorrow at the YWCA.
Jesus, the Man and Mystic,
will be the title of a talk pre
pared by Grand Regional Admin
istrator Chris Warn ken and giv
en by Mrs. Harry Kueck, master.
1966

Massillon, Ohio
Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Page 7
Dr. Hollen
Will Give
Discourse
| The Akron Pronaos of the

Rosicrucian order, AMORC, will
. hold an open meeting Sunday
afternoon at 3 in the IOOF tern*
pie. 277 E. Mill st. Akron. A dis
course entitled Overcoming the
; Limitations of Life" will be giv. en by Dr. William Hollen.
Mrs. Ruth I. Smith, who re
cently returned from the Rosi
crucian around the world tour,
will give a short travelogue of i
India.
William Stockert, master of 1
Akron Pronaos accompanied the
U'ur group which ieft New York.;
Oct. 13, 1965 and flew to London I
wnere they attended a Rosicru-j
cian rally, then to Zurich, Switz-i
crland. Rome and Athens where
they visited the ruins of the
temple and tombs and other vari
ous historical places which were
of special significance to the
Rosicrucians. as it is from there
that the Order traces its tradi
tional beginning.
ooo
II
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 4
Rosicrucians To Hear
Guest Speaker Tomorrow
1 W rite r and le c tu re r F tto re
D e F a n o w ill s p e a k T h u r s d a y at
th e co n \f> catio n o f S a n ta C n i7
R o sic ru c ia n s at 8 p m . at th e
Y W C A.
I P e F a n o , a m e m b e r of P en in
su la c h a p te r o f B elm o n t, has
w r i t t e n a r t i c l e * f o r t h R osic ru c ia n D ig est a n d serv ed as
s p e a k e r f o r t h e o r d e r s r e g i o n a l
c o n c l a v e in 1 9 6 4 . A s o c ia l h o u r
w ill fo llo w .
The Independent
Pasadena, California
Thursday, February 24, 1966
Page C-8
! Fraternal ft'ote*
.....
1
-
Rosicrucian
j Order Sets*
Celebration
+
A felebralion of the?. Festival
of t)ic Rose will he hold al Akh-i

naioii C-odû, Jlttiicrucip.n Order.
AMORC, Friday al 8 p.m. n\ 51

N. Raldwln Avl\, Sierra Madre.
|Members of Ihe Rnsirnician
Order and friends who
ait ;
not
members are invileri fo atfciid.

Otie of Hie highlights of Ihe
meeting will be an address ontilJed ".'The ftose and Ihe
Cross, my France* R. Holland,
grand councilor for .Son Ilv?rn
California, 'ftie Hollywood Mys
tic Players will present ihe pro
duction 'Akbnalnn."
1
The Des Moines Register

Des Moines, Iowa
Page 17-G
A SPLIT SECOND IN ETERNITY
Hit tndeits Calltd It COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS
n u n die to release bis inner consciousness? Can

we experience momentary flights of the soul that
i is, become out with the un'nerse and receive an influx of
U JT
great u n dem anding ?
The shackles of the body its earthly limitations can

be thrown off and man's m ind can be attuned to the Infinite
Wisdom for a flash of a second. During this brief interval
intuitive knowledge, great inspiration and a new vision of
our lifes mission are had. Some call this great experience
. a psychic phenomenon. But the ancients knew it and taught
1 it as Cosmic Consciousness the merging of mans mind
with the Universal Intelligence.
LIT THIS r i l l BOOK I X P I A I N
This i mot a religious doctrine, but the application of lim plt, natural
laws, which give man o insight into the great C o m ic plan. Tbey
make possible a source of great joy, strength and a regeneration of
man's person aJ powers. W rite to the Roiicruatnj, an tgeôld brother
hood of understanding, (or a f n e copy of the book 'The Mastery of
Life." It will tell you bow, in tbe privacy of your own home, you
may indulge in these mytteriet of life known to the ancients. Addreaai
Scriba & fca
"74e
SAN JOSE
f c o t iv t u c t a M
(AMOR C)
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P ltu * b id u d t Your Zip Cod*
Redlands Daily Facts

Redlands, California
Monday, March 7,1966
Page 12
LIGHTER SIDE
By DICK WEST
Keeps up w ith w orld

WASHINGTON (UPI) Al universe possess the phenomen
though founded in the 17th on of life.
Century, the Rosicrucians, a How many of our moods,
world wide philosophical socie our strange impulses, are the
ty, have rolled right along with result of the influence of other
minds in space?
the times.
In other words, their philoso Quite a lot, I would say, and
phers stone has gathered no I cant tell you how comforting
it is to find out what has been
moss.
They not only keep up with causing all the trouble.
I had always assumed thct
the rest of the' world, but my
and strange im
frequently get ahead of it. At pulsesmoods
were
the
result of eatiLj
present they are so far in front hot tamales.
they are almost out of sight.
Hints At Anti-Matter
I am grateful to the While
philosophical in ap
Rosicrucians for sending me a proach, the
theory
little pamphlet on the possibili appears to fitRosicrucian
in
with
the
latest
ty of interplanetary thought scientific speculation regarding
migration. It has helped me anti-matter.
close the gap.
Some astronomers think it
If the purpose of philosophy possible that our universe is
is to put a man in tune with his balanced by another universe
environment and find harmony composed of anti-matter. If so,
within himself, this concept it is logical to assume that
may be the greatest thing since some of the anti-planets are
Confucius invented the Chinese populated by anti-people.
fortune cookie.
I am convinced that the anti
Earth Bound
people are the ones who have
For millions of years man been practicing thought migra
has been carthbound, it says. tion* on me.
He has made this globe Therefore, I am not going to
which is a mere speck of worry any more about whether
cosmic matter the center of I should give up Mexican food.
his interest.
The next time any strange
Now it is dawning upon man mood or impulse comes over
that intelligence is not just me, I will simply blame it on
locked within the mortal shells some clown out there in space.
of earthly beings. Certainly That may be even better than
other worlds in the greater Alka Seltzer.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 18
Rosicrucian Order AMORC

\
I
Free Public Lecture

SPONSORED BY SANTA CRL7 PRONADS
"WHO AND WHAT

ARE THE ROSICRUCIANS"
CHRIS R. WARNKEN
FILM: "DOM AIN O F DESTINY"
QUESTION AN D A N SW ER PERIOD
CHRI S R
WARNKEN
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16 8:00 P M.

SAUNAS V A IIE Y SAVINGS COMMUNITY ROOM
RIVER AND WATER S I S . SANTA CRUZ

Massillon, Ohio
Page 9
Rosicrucians
To Celebrate
New Year Rite
hotcp IV, in 1350 B.C., the order

icommemorates this incient new
year beginning with a ccremony,
I though nonreligious, embraces
Ithe allegorical significance of the
age old Egyptian rite.
T h e r e e n a c t m e n t o f a cere*
mony th a t began" Tn u n d e n t E g y p t of ,h c fis,ca! p,icK! * al1 R o s i:
over 40 c c n lu r ic s ago w ill be Ih c <
_IUL',an. 'SCR. c h a p te r s , and
h ig h l ig h t of a U o s io m c ia n ion- Pron8/ >l throughout th e wo;Id;
clave to he held ir. A k r o n M a rc h ai" .^ d a t e i* marked by the in20 al 12:30 in th e 1 0 0 F te m p le , s-a l l a l !<>n r
ritualistic and
277 R mm si
administrative officers.
N e w officers to be i n s t a lle d !
are:
f r a n k G e rb e r,
m aste r;
M a d e lin e G a r tn e r, secretary; a n d ;
Byron Baines, guardian.

T h e c e re m o n y an d
c o n c la v e
. wii] ho fo llo w e d by a covered d is h
d in n e r .
W i l l i a m S tockcrl, m aster of the
R o s ic ru c ia n A k r o n Pronaos, ihe
ancient
LIgypiians.
fro m
the
tim e of M e m p h is lo Ih c P t o le m a ic ;
period, began th e ir new yearon or ab ou t the tim e of the v e r n a l!
e q u in o x w hen Ihe sun, on its
jo u r n e y ,
crosses
the
c e le s tia l,
e q u a to r and enters the zodicak
sign of A ries, w h ic h a lw a y s oc
curs on or about M a r c h 21. T h is
was co n sid e re d the b e g i n n in g of
the n e w year and was s y m b o lic
of now life. The occasion of th e
new y e a r is celebrated by a s y m
bolic feast in w h ic h the
ip a n ts p a rta k e of
c o r re s p o n d in g
to c e rta in basic
e le m e n t* of n a tu r e , su ch
....
corn, and
juice.
unfermenled
!
As
th e
R o s ic ru c ia n
O*
AM O FtC. a n o n re lig io u s b u t p h i l
o s o p h ic al
f ra te r n ity ,
L .a ...........i
that its traditional oripin oc

curred during the reign of Amen-

Tucson, Arizona
Page 13
Rosicrucians
To Hail Spring
New officers of the local chap
ter of the Rosicrucian Order
(AMORC) will be installed at 8
p.m. Monday (first day of
spring) at the Love-Truth-Union
chapel, 920 N. 1st Ave.
Herbert Randall will take of
fice as master; Josephine Nu
nez, secretary; Betty Prince,
chaplain. Virginia Bielak, inner
guardian; Robert Desko, outer
guardian: Dorothy Wang, sec
retary.
Ames Daily Tribune

Ames, Iowa
Monday, March 21,1966
Page 24
Is it hot tamales or thought migration?

ty of interplanetary thought
Uy DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (U P l) Al m igration." It has helped me
though founded in the 17th close the gap.
If Ihe purpose of philosophy
Century, the ttosicrucions, a
is to put n man In tunc with his
world wide phi osophical socir environment and find harmony
ty, have rolled right along with
within himself. Ihis concept
the times.
may be the greatest thing since
11\other words, their philoso Confucius invented the Chinese
pher's stone has gathered no fortune cookie.
moss.
Earth Bound
They not only keep up with
For millions of years man
the rest of Ihe world, but
i frequently get ahead of it. At has been earthbound, it says
present they are so fur in tront "H e has made this globe
which is a mere speck of
they are almost out of sight
1
am
grateful
in
the cosmic matter ^-the center of
Rosicrucians for sending me a j his interest.
little pamphlet on the possibili | Now it is dawning upon man
that intelligence is not just

locked within the mortal shells
of earthly beings. Certainly
other worlds in the greater
universe possess the phenomen
on of life
"H ow many of our moods,
our strange impulses, urc the
result of the influence of ofhe*
minds in space?"
Quite a lot, I would say, and
I cant tell you how comfortinq
if is to find out what has been
causing all the trouble.
Hints At Anti-Mailer
1
had always assumed that
my moods and strange im-j
pulses were the result of eatingl
hut tamales.
While philosophical in ap
proach, the Rosicrucian theory
appears to fit in with the latest
scientific speculation regarding
anti-matter.
Some astronomers think it
possible that our universe is
balanced by another universe
composed of anti matter. If so,
it is logical to assume that
some of the anti-planets are
populated by anti-people.
1 am convinced that the antipeople are the ones who have
been practicing "thought m igra
tion" on me.
Therefore, I am not going to
worry any more about whether
1 1 should give up Mexican food.
I The nest tim e any strange
mood or impulse comes over

me, f will simply blnme it on
some clown out there in space.
That m ay be even belter than
Alka Seltzer.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 3
Rosicrucians To
Mark New Year,
Install Officers
Now officers will he installed
and a 40*contury-old coremonv
will he reenacted tomorrow at
8 p m at a Santa Cru/ Rosicru
cian conclave at the local YW
|CA.
To he seated for the coming
year are Mrs. Norma Pierce,
master; Mrs. Kva Rocchi, secre
tary, and ll\rum Toney, guard
ian.
The ceremony of the New
Year, which began in Egypt
more than 40 centuries ago,
marks the time of the vernal
equinox The sun. on its journey,
crosses the celestial equator and
centers the Zodiacal sign of
Aries, according to Mrs Harry
Kueck. outgoing master of the
Santa Cruz Rosicrucian pronaos.
This generally occurs on or
about March 21 and was con
sidered the beginning of the
New Year and was symbolic of
new life.
The Rosicrucian Order, a phil
osophical but non-religious or
"anization. marks the ceremony
with a symbolic feast in which
the participants partake of sim
pie foods corresponding to basic
elements of nature, such as >aIt.
corn and unfermented grape
juice Many visiting members
from surrounding areas are ex
pected for thr conclave.
O o o

Page 22
Commemorate
Building of
Great Pyramid
resents to tiiem the cultural ac

complishments of the Order dur
ing each year of its existence.
The apex will be placed upon
a miniature pyramid at a future
time when the ideals of the Ro
sicrucian movement have been
realized.
The outdoor fete and cere*
mony will be enacted locally on
Sunday at 4 p.m. at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eng
lish on E. Maple Ave. Road.
A barbecue will follow the
ritual. The ceremony is open to
the public.
On Friday, Sept. 23, when the

on its eeliptieal journey
crosses the celestial equator for
the autumnal equinox, Rosicrutians throughout the world will
commemorate the building of
the Great Pyramid.
Mrs. Mildred Bachstein, Mas
ter of the local AMORC Rosi
crucian Prcmaos, states that Ro
sicrucians throughout the juris
diction of the philosophic order
will gather for a ceremony on
Sunday. Sept. 25, at which time
they will symbolically re-ena-ct
the budding of the Great Pyra
mid of Cheops
According to Rosicrucian tra
|ditions. M ato Mrs Bachsteu.
the Pyramid of Cheops ii Gfeflhl
was begun about 4000 B. C. on
the occasion of the autumnal
equinox. Unlike the other pyra
mids huilt during the pyrmid
age of Egypt, it was not intended
as a burial place for a vain
pharaoh who desired a monu
ment of his reign, but as a tem
ple of learning.
The construction of the Great
Pyramid, itis said, required a
knowledge of all the known
sciences of that period. Its
building entailed a mastery of
mathematics and physics and a
considerable understanding of
those
fundamentals
of
as
tronomy recognized today.
M in
Since the Rosicrucians. it is

said, t r a c e their traditional
origin to the year H50 B. C.
when Akhnaton was Pharaoh of
Egypt and historically known as
the first great personality in
history,
they
commemorate
their ancient origin by the
ritualistic conduction of a min
iature pyramidThe laying of each stone rop-
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Tuesday, October 25,1966
Page 3
Imperator Ralph M. l,ewis

will be tho guest >peaker when
Santa Cruz Rosicrucians meets
Thursday at 8 p.m His topic
will be "Egypt and he will
show slides. The meeting wil be
conducted at the Salinas \alley
Sa'ings and Loan Community
room All members and their
friends are invited.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Sunday, November 6,1966
Page 30
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Sunday, February 12,1967
Page 12
Rosicrucian
Lecture Set
A public lecture entitled
The Mastery of Life, will
be presented by Santa Cruz
Rosicrucians n e x t Wednes
day at 8 p.m. at Salinas Val
ley Savings and Loan Com
munity room.
Speaker will be Gerald A.
Railey, editor of the Rosi
crucian Digest and former
field representative for the
order. Also during the eve
ning a sound and color film
entitled Domain of Destiny
will be shown.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 3
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Page 2
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Ellen Hall heads

Abdiel Lodge
Eilsn Hall will be in
stalled as master of Long
Beach Abdiel Lodge, Rosi
crucian Order, at 8 p.m. Fri
day at 2455 Atlantic Ave.,
wnh visiting members from
surrounding cities in at
tendance.
Others taking office will
be Frank Kusso. Richard
Car'.is'e, Elmer Sittig, Rollanii Hillman and Armand
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Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 2
Rosicrucians Set
Installation Event
New officers of Rosicrucian!
Santa C'ruz Pronaos will be in
stalled Thursday at 8 p.m. at
the YWTA.
They are Robert Malat, mas
ter; Esther Ross, secretary, and
Villy Dali, guardian. Norma
Pierce is the outgoing master. '
Highlight of the conclave will
be the observance of the New
Year, including a ceremony that
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simple foods representing basic
elements of nature.
March 21 is the beginning of
the fiscal period for all Rosicru
cian lodges, c h a p t e r s and
pronaoi.
The ancient Egyptians, from
the time of Memphis to the
Ptolemaic period, began their
New Year about the time of the
vernal equinox which occurs on
or about March 21.

Page 6
Rosicrucians Will Mark

Ancient New Year Sunday
The re-enactment of a cere- AMORC, a non-religious but
mony that began in ancient philosophical fraternity, main*
Egypt over 40 centrues ago will tains that its traditional origin
be the highlight of a local Rosi* occurred during the reign of
crucian conclave to be held Amenhotep IV, in 1350 B.C., the
here on Sunday, March 26, at Order commemorates this an|2 p.m.
cient New Year beginning with
According to Mrs. Mildred G. a ceremony, though nonreligiBaschstein, Master of the Rosi* us, that embraces the allegorcrucian, Franz Hartmann Pro- ical significance of the age-old
naos. the ancient Egyptians. Egyptian rite,
from the time of Memphis to
March 21 is also the beginthe Ptolemaic Period, began ning of the fiscal period of all
their New Year on or about Rosicrucian Lodges, Chapters,
the time of the vernal equinox and Pronaoj throughout the
|when the sun, on its journey, world; and the date is marked
crosscs the celestial equator by the installation of new rituand enters the zodiacal sign of alistic and administrative offi*
Aries, which always occurs on cers.
or about March 21. This was \ew officers of the local Rosiconsidered the beginning of the criIcian organization who will
New Year and was symbolic ^ installed are: Mrs. Joel Dishof new life.
er, master; Mrs. Verna Horn,
The occasion of the New Year secretary, and Herman Baev
is celebrated by a symbolic ter. Guardian,
feast in which the participants
The ceremony and conclave
partake of simple foods corrc is to be held at the Odd Felsponding to certain basic ele- lows Temple, 22 S 8th St., on
ments of Nature, such as salt, the second floor. Many visiting
corn and unfermented grape members from the surrounding
juice.
cities are expected to be In at*
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Tucson, Arizona
Saturday, August 5, 1967
Page 15
Rosicrucians
Plan Session
M e m b e r s of the Tucson
chapter of the Rosicrucian Order
will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at
9:20 N. 1st Ave.
A film, The Well of Faith,
in sound and in color, produced
by the AMORC, will be shown.
The meeting is open to the pub
lic. There is no admission
charge.
Vne film shows Biblical sites

in the Holy Land, the Dead Sea
Scrolls, historically accurate
scenes from the Essene Brotherhood, as well as contempo
rary life in Israel and Jor
dan.
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The Valley News

Tuesday, September 12, 1967
Page 7-A
PLAN BUILDING
FOR VALLEY UNIT
OF ROSICRUCIAN!
A
new
Rosicrucian
(AMORC) Lodge will be con
structed in Sepulveda within
the next few months by the
San Fernando Valley Lodge,
with GoHfrev and Associates
Inc. as designers and buil
ders. The site will be the cor
ner of Parthenia St and
Aqueduct Ave.
The structure will be the
first actual lodge building
erected for exclusive use by
the members of AMORC in
California, with the exception
of the Grand Lodge m San
Jose.
Groundbreaking ceremonies
will be held next Friday at
3:30 p.m. Robert Wilkinson,
city councilman, William R.
Miller, city planning associ
ate, Jack Godfrey, designer
and builder, and the officers
of the San Fernando Valley
Lodge (AMORC) will' be
among those present.
Officers are: George E.
Hilts, master; John DeKleine,
secretary; and board of trus
tees members Paul de Fonville, chairman; Orville Pe
terson, secretary; and Charles
L. Cunningham, treasurer.
The building will feature
Egyptian style architecture,
and will seat about 250 in the
main temple.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 11
Rosicrucians Plan
Ceremony, Picnic
On or about the fall equinox,
S e p t e m b e r 21, Rosicrucians
throughout the world will cele
brate the building of the pyra
mid of Gizeh in Egypt by an out*!
door ritualistic ceremony and
picnic, according to Robert
Mallet. Master of the local
group.
Mallet said that the local
Pronaos, which expects soon to
assume chapter status, will hold
a ceremony Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
at the home of Hyram Coueyl
on Swanton road, beyond Daven
port.
The ceremony will be fol
lowed by a pot luck picnic lunch
and all Grand Lodge members
are invited and may bring |
guests.
Mallet explained that the
Great Pyramid was not just a
burial place for a vain pharoah
but was actually a temple of
initiation for candidates for the
ancient mystery schools.
He said that since the Rosi
crucians traced their traditional
origin to these mystery schools
the annual pyramid ceremony is
held to commemorate this event
and to rededicate themselves to
the realization of their high
ideals.
The Poeono Record

The Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
Saturday, September 16,1967
Page 12
Rosicrucians
to gather
in Easton
EASTON On the date of
Ihe
autumnal
equinox
this
month, determined by the time
when the sun crosses the celes
tial
equator.
Rosicrucians
throughout Ihe world will meet
to commemorate the building of
Ihe Great Pyramid of Egypt.
Willy Krautter, Master of thfc
local AMORC, Allentown Chap
ter, said that the ceremonies will
be hold at Hacketts Park in
Easton at 3 p.m. Sunday.
According to Kcsicmcian tra
ditions, Krautter said, the pyra
mid of Cheops at Glzeh was bo*
Hun about 3,000 B.C. at the time
of the autumnal equinox, and
was a temple of learning.
Since the Rosicrucians trace
Iheir origin back to this period
in history, they commemorate
their ancient origin by the ritu
alistic and symbolic construc
tion of a miniature pyramid in
autumn of every year.
The public is invited to attend
the ceremonies on Sunday,
Krautter said.

Page 31
ROSICRUCIAN
ORDER SLATES
CEREMONY SUNDAY
Ihe Fran/ Hartmann Proaaos
of t h e
Rosicrucian Order,
A M O R C . , Sunday at 3:15
p.m. util celebrale their tradi
tional origin in ancient Egypt
by ritualistically building a
miniature pyramid.
According to Mrs. Tina Dish
c*r. nia>ter of the local organi
sation the great pyramid of
Cheops was begun about 4000
B (* on the occasion of the Fall
equinox Unlike the other pyra
mids of Egypt, this one was de
signed a> a monument to learn
ing. embodying the best of
Egvptian knowledge
The Rosicrucians, says Mrs
Dishcr, traditionally trace their
origin to Akhnaton, the first
great personality of history."
who was pharaoh of Egypt C,
1350 B C. Commemorating their
ancient origin, each fall they
build a miniature pyramid, de
dicatedas was its Egyptian
predecessor to Light. Each
stone represents to them the
cultural accomplishments of
its existencethe apex to be
added at a future time when
the ideals of the Rosicrucian
philosophy have been realized.
Sunda>> ceremony will be
held in the meeting place of
the local bod\ (! O O F. Tem
ple second floor, corner 8th
and Ohio* and *ill be open to
al
of the RoMcrueian
Order and their invited friends.
The Valley News

Page 23-B
Valley Rosae Crucis Lodge

Sets Pyramid Building Rile
George E. Hilts, masier of Gizeh was begun on the occa
San Fernando Valley Lodge, sion of the Autumnal equinox
Ancient and Mystical Order about 4000 B C. This pyramid
Rosae Crucis, said members is unique in purpose. It w'as
of the Philosophic Rosicrucian not constructed as a monu
Order will hold a ceremony on ment to the reign of some
Saturday at 4 p.m. symboli pharaoh, but as a temple of
cally reenacting the building learning.
of the Great Pyramid of The construction of the
Great Pyramid required
Cheops.
The ceremony and a luau masterful knowledge of all the
will be held at San Fernando sciences known to the period
Valley Lodge, AMORC, 9929 mathematics, physics and
many fundamentals of astron
Sepulveda Blvd., Sepulveda.
omy, a lodge spokesman said.
The ritualistic ceremony
Rosicrucians trace their
will be held indoors; the luau origin to Amenhotep IV, Phar
on the grounds surrounding aoh of Egypt in 1350 BC, histo
the building. The public is in rically recognized as a great
personality and the first mo Rosicrucian movement have
vited to both.
been realized, the spokesman
Rosicrucian traditions state notheist. They commemorate said.
their ancient origin by the rit
the Pyramid of Cheops at ualistic construction of a mini The pyramid ceremony will]i
ature pyramid.
be followed by a luau honoring;
Each stone symbolizes the those whose membership in
cultural accomplishments of tile Rosiciucian Order ex
the Rosicrucian Order during ceeds 10 years. The luau will
each year of its existence. The feattiie entertainment A do
apex will be placed upon a nation of $2 for each adult and
miniature pyramid in the fu- To cents for each child will be
tuie when the ideals of the charged.
The Valley News

Page 7-B
: BREAK GROUND FOR ROSICRUCIAN LODGE

Oitv officials join lodge offiteis in gioundbreaking tciem om foi new RosiHlucian (AMORC) Lodge at Parthema St and Aqueduct Ave , Sepulveda Fiom
left aie Paul de Fonviile, chau*man. Jack Godfrey designer and bmldei, Geoige
Hilts, lodge master. Councilman Robert M W ilkinson (12th Distnct* and W il
liam R Miller, city planning associate Lodge w ill featuie Egyptian archiietture and will seat about 250 m m am temple
me % j
Express and News

San Antonio, Texas
Sunday, October 8, 1967
Page 4-B
Policeman
Gets Award
Patrolman Harvey B. Aguilar
of the San Antonio Police De
partment was presented the Hu
manist Award Saturday night
by members of the Rosicrucian
Order during a banquet at El
Tropicano Motor Hotel.
The banquet was the highlight
of a three-day conclave for
members of the order from all
over the Southwest.
A member of the police de
partment since 11*56, Aguilar
was chosen for the aw ard on the
basis of seven certificates of
merit he has received from the
Chamber of Commerce and his
many letters of commendation
for work with juveniles.
The Rosierudans are a frater
nal organization with both men
and women members who enc o u r a g e community service.
The Humanist Award is given to
non-members who perform acts
of service to their fellow men.
The Valley News

Friday, October 13, 1967
Page 22-A
Rosicrucians Plan Two-Day Area Parley

Southern California mem A banquet for members and 9929 Sepulveda Blvd, Sep
bers of tiie Rosicrucian Order, guests will follow the activit ulveda, will represent mem
AMORC, will hold their annu ies on Saturday at the Roose bers in the Valley area
al area conclave at the Holly- velt Hotel Banquet enteitainTells Orders Purpose
j
wood Masonic Temple, 6840 ment will be provided by the
Wilbert B Bartel, conclave
Hollywood Blvd , in Hollywood Hollywood Mystic Players
on Oct 21 and 22
chairman, said that the Rosi
AViU Represent Valle>
crucian Order, existing in all
Cecil A. Poole, vice pres civilized lands, is a nonsec
ident and supreme ueasurer tarian fraternal body of men
of the order whose interna and women devoted to the mtional See is at San Jose will \estigation studv and practi
he a special guest and fed- cal application of natural and
tuicd speakei Othei speakeis spnltual laws
will
include
Margaiet The purpose of the organiza
McGowan
rtircctoi or ihe tion i* to enable all to live m
AMORC department of in harmonv with the creative,
Vx ances R Hot constructs e cosmic foices for
struction
land, grand councilor foi die attainment of health hap
Southern
California,
and piness and peace, he said
Frank D Wiedeman, inspec
tor general for Southern Cali
fornia
George E Hilts, mastei of
San Fernando Valley bodge at
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Friday, October 27, 1967
Page 14
Rosicrucian
Lecture Slated
A public* lecture entitled,
"An Introduction to the Kn.sicrucians. will he presented by
the Santa ( ruz Rosicrucian Pro
naos, .November I. at 8 pm.
at the* Salinas \alley Savings
and Loan community room.
The speaker will he Chris R.
Warn ken. grand treasurer of
the order from San .lose. lie
will hold a <jue>tion and answer
period.
A film, 'The mystical Art of

Japan, will be shown.
The order is an internation
al. non-sectarian philosophical
fraternity for men and women,
who.se purpose is the investiga
tion. study and practical appli
cation of the laws of nature on
tin* physical, mental and mysti
cal planes.
It specializes in mysticism,
science and the arts.
ROSICRUCIAN ORDER A.M.O.R.C.
Sponsored by Santa Cruz Pronaos
An Introduction To The Rosicrucians

CHRIS R. WARNKEN
Grand Treasurer from San Jose
Film- "Mystical Art of Japan"

Question and Answer Period
WEDNESDAY
EVENING,
No v.
1 - 8 : 0 0 P.M.
SALINAS VALLEY S A V IN G S - CO M MU N ITY R O O M

River and Wa t e r Sts., Santa Cruz
Santa C ruz Sentinel

Tuesday, October 31, 1967
Page 2
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FREEPUBLIC LECTURE
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Tnesday, November 7, 1967
Page 4
Santa Cruz Rosicrucians

will hold their first convoca
tion as a chapter Friday at
8 p.m. at Arion hall. Master
Robert Malat will officiate
with
Arthur
Piepenbrink,
the order's supreme secretary
to be the speaker.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Tuesday, November 21,1967
Page 18
Rosicrucian
Initiation Set
\ew officers of the recently
authorized Santa Cruz chapter
of Ko.sicrucians will he initiat
ed Frida v al
pm. at Anon
Hall.
They are Robert Malat of
Boulder Creek, master: Esther
Ross of Santa Cruz, secretary;
and K\a Rocchi. deputy master.
The hoard of directors will in
clude Jennie Mills, chairman;
Ann ( lark, secretary; and Lil
lian Kueck. treasurer.
The ritual team members
will be Bill Hammonds, chap
lain* Shannon Parker, colombe:
Margaret G o o d m a n , mat re;
Catherine Cook, chant ress. Karl
Koe.'de. chanter; Ruby Malon
ey, inner guardian; and Villy
Dali, outer guardian.
A business meeting will fol
low the ceremonies. All grand
lodge members are invited.

Wednesday, November 22, 1967
Page 8
AMORC MEETING
SLATED SUNDAY
1 Finding Ourselves" will be
the topic of a public meeting
Iof the local branch of the Rosicrucian Order. AMORC. at 2:45
p.m. Sunday in the Odd Felliows Temple.
Dr. Edgar Wirt. Lafayette.
!will be the guest speaker. Mrs.
iTina Disher. master of Franz
(Hartman Pronaos, will preside
and introduce the speaker.
A question and answer period
will follow the lecture. Re
freshments will be served.
Playground Daily News

Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Tuesday, December 19, 1967
Page 6
Rosicrucians
Appoint Baker
The Rosicrucian Order (AMORC) is being assisted in its
extension activities h e r e by
Charles E. Baker, CMR Box
5191, Eglin AFB, who recently
received a certificate of ap
pointment as an Extension Vol
unteer from the Grand Lodge,
San Jose, California.
The duties of such volunteers
are varied and their services
are w i t h o u t compensation.
Among other things, they are
to see that Rosicrucian informa
tion is made available to as
many persons as desire it;' that
the official publications of the
Order,>areumadeâ.vail ableJto.Jibraries and boolcsfores ftii at re
ception and reading rooms are
offered free subscriptions to the
International Rosicrucian mag
azines.
According to Baker, it is also
a Volunteer's duty to be aware
of community service in which
the Order can participate and
help as the occasion arises.
The Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, is a nonsectarian, philo
sophical fraternity. It expounds
a system of metaphysical and
physical philosophy intended to
awaken the dormant, latent fac
ulties of the individual whereby
he may utilize to a better ad

vantage his natural talents and
lead a happier and more useful
life.
It is neither commercial nor
religious. Its work is world wide
and each country has its various
sections, lodges, chapters, and
extension activities. The inter
national conventions, which are
held annually at San Jose, Ca
lif., are attended by hundreds
of its members from every part
of the world.
In San Jose also is the inter
national headquarters of the Or
der, where the Rosicrucians
maintain a university, planetar
ium, Egyptian Museum, Art
Gallery, and a Science Museum
in addition to extensive adminis
trative facilities.
1968
Independent Press-Telegram
Sunday, January 14,1968
Page W-7
ROSICRUCIANS
Barbara Shirley, presi
dent of the Garden Grove
Community
Coordinating
Council j'ur Project Jie?.d
S-art, will be honored far
her many years of work in
child training when she re
ceives Lite Rosicruc:an Hum a n i s t Awards daring
AMORC s r.-ysiical break
fast at. 9 a.m. Jan. 21. Event
will take place
Abdicl
Ixxigc, 2453 ALlajitiC Avc.
Grand lodge members .rrc
welcome.
Cumberland Evening Times

Cumberland, Maryland
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ciety: Ati: Mure James, Secrefflrt; lo The Imperator.
El Paso Herald-Post
El Paso, Texas
Page C-2
Ask Mrs Carroll

lost interest in sex.*'
Well, T think ir is disgraceful,
but .\lDthcr always sets around
me. Can you write something to
m a k e her be her age? Why
would young men be interested
:n old women? Gets me.
WORRIED DAUGHTER
attract ycung men whc are rot |

s u e of themselves* They spur
ihe unsure to 5t?ir.d on two feet. 1
True, there are old biddies whD
have love' affairs wi;h young
men disgustingly. But y o u r
moiher is noc in their category.
In the ltDOs older women o:
intelligence and intellect h e l d
sjjiens where people cf all ages
I locked. This still goes on.
1 know
grand older woman

DEAR DAUGHTER: You AVill who is a lot like your mother
;ner like what. 1 w r i t e . Your apparently. She belongs to the
rmother suunds marvelous ro me. Rosicrucian order and studies
[She is forever ycrjog. Her young daily, holding her meditations.
iTfiifid. r e a c t s on her body. She inspires every person she
Women like her are alert and meets. Her doctor is amazed at
!usually are interested in matters he: r,ood health and her inquir
that are breaking in the jtews ing mind. He getsi a kick from
;daily. I believe that women like it h e i r conversations. She also
lyour mother 2 re NOT interested goes to meetings about UFO's
in lave affaire. Their sprightli- and Far Eastern religions. She
ncss draws young men who have
good minds. Their m a t u r i t y
?*ives young men balance, These
eternally y c u n g women also
e

Friday, February 2, 1968
Page B-12
Rosicrucian Aide
(iuest in Pomona
Frances R. Holland, g r a n d
councilor of Southern Califor
nias
Rosicrucian
Order
AMORC, will be guest speaker
at the Pomona Chapter meeting
at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at t h e ;
! Knights of Pythias Hall, 239 E.
Holt Ave., Pomona.
She will speak on Rosicru
cian Healing.'* The Rosicrucian
Order is devoted to the in*|
jvestigation and study of th e
higher principles of life as found
expressed in man and nature.
said a spokesman for the group.'
National members are invited
to attend the meeting.

Tucson, Arizona
Wednesday, February 7, 1968
Page 20
Rosae Crucis Order

Will See Two Films
Two films will be shown by
the Tucson chapter of Ancient
Mystical Order Rosae Crucis at
8 p.m. Monday at 920 N. 1st
Ave. Open to the public without
charge, the films are "Isle of
Crete and Gateways to the
Mind. The Cretan film is a
production of the Rosicrucian
Order AMORC. International
headquarters are in San Jose,
C?Hf. Further information may
be obtained from Miss Frances
Vejtasa of 1713 N. Treat Ave.
Independent Star-News
Saturday, February 17, 1968
Page 3
ROSICRUCIAN ORDER
fVanccs R. Holland, grand councilor fcr Southern

California Rosicrucian Order, AMORC. will be
Speaker at a meeting of tlie Akhnafion Chapter of
the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC al 7:30 p.m. Tues
day at Vasa Temple. 2031 E. Villa St., Pasadena.
Her subject will be Success Syndrome." A film lltlod, "Mysllcal Art of Japan will be shown and re
freshments will be served. Members and gucsls will
be-given ail opportunity to have their questions
answered regarding Ihc order, it purposes ar.u obli
gations.
San Mateo Times

Wednesday, February' 28, 1968
Page 13
AM ORC Chapter
To Sponsor Sale
To Aid Programs
A rummage sale sponsored
by Peninsula chapter. AMORC.
(Rosicrucian Order) will lake
pljce froir. 0-30 a.m. to 4:30
p n:. tomorrow at the Peninsu
la Social CJjjj . ICC North B
Street, Sar Mateo.
Proceeds will ber.elil the
chapter building furd and wel
fare programs which includes
the making of stuffed leys,
slippers, bibs and other items
for the retarded parents aL
Sonoma State Hcspitai. Tlie
grojp also remembers four
"adopted patients or. holidays
and
birthdays through the
Friendshb Program ol the hos
pital.
The Brandon Sun

Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Monday, March 4, 1968
Page 5
You may have lived on earth before!

New places , or people
you pass in the street,
may seem oddly f am iliar
to you. Have you known
them in a previous life?
You wonder why you are
liv in g on earth today
and for what purpose
you are Here. Certain
crets of life and mental
development cannot be
divulged indiscriminate
ly. i f you sincerely feel
the need for instruction
in the u.e of your higher
creative e n d o w m e n t,
you have reached the
stage where the Rosicruc.ian teaching--' will be
of practical value to you
in your everyday life.
Learn how toimpressyour
rsonalitv on other?, to
tier your bu*ine&. and
social position.
Use your own naturally
endow ed po w er* to
achieve result* you nowth in k u n a tta in a b le in
your present state of un
trained
undirected
endeavor. S im ple Rosicrucian teachings enable
intelligent men and wo
men to soar to new
heights of achievement,
new freedom, new con
tentment in life.
T>evotd to the attainJ*/rn*c 'iK (All i onpon
nr \tnir in:
SCF'.HE*. 'f O*.
fJJJe
ROSICRUCIANS
(AMORC)
San J oft, California 95114
mcnt of the true Biotherhood of M ankind, The

Roncrucians are h nonreligious. noa-polit ir.il,
non-profit organization.
You are invited. Ihnuph
not urced. to fend for
the free 32 page book
"The Mastery of Life.
which has been written
to give readers an out
line of the world-wide

scope and history of this
non - commercial frater
nity.
This invitation is nol to
be taken as an a>uraiicc
that everv app lican t
receiving "The Mastery
of Life will be approved
for membership by the
Dean of Students.
! Scrihe V 0.1.
! Tnr. ROSICRUCIANS (AMORC)
J S a n -lo*e. C a l i f o r n i a 95114
Flra*r *prd me. without rot, the book 'THE MASTERS
! OF LIFE.
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Thursday, March 7,1968
Page 5C
TO T A L K A B O V T E . S. P.
Dr. William Snyder to Speak at 2
o'clock Sunday
An experiment in extrasensory
perception will follow a lecture
on psychic phenomena Sunday
by Dr. William H. Snyder. The
event will be at 2
oclock in the
afternoon at the
World War II
Memorial buildi n g,
Linwood
boulevard a n d
the Paseo.
Dr. Snyder is
the grand coun|cilor of the Rosicrucian order
of the Ancient,
Or. Snydr Mystical 0rder
Rosae Crucis. The Kansas City
chapter of the A. M. 0. R. C. is
sponsoring Sundays lecture.
The Rosicrucian study is non
sectarian.
The Van Nuys News

Thursday, March 14, 1968
Page 24-A
Officer Installation Slated

by Rosicrucians in Valley
New officer* of the San Fer Thit waa conildered the be
new year be
nando Valley Lodge. Ancient ginning of
and Mystic Order of Rosae cause spring la symbolic of
Crucls (AMORC), who will be new life emphasized by the
Initialled Sunday are Nancy- reawakening of nature and
June Thomas, master: Lucy the growth of living things, he
Sorensen, chaplain; Elizabeth said.
Miller and Robert Brenne- The occasion of the new
man, guardians, and Peter year will be celebrated, ac
cording to Hilts. by a symbol
Morton, trustee.
The ceremony and concla\*e ic feast In which the partici
are to be held at 9929 Sep pants receive simple foods,
ulveda B lvd, Sepulveda, at corresponding to certain basic
7:45 p m. with visiting mem elements of nature, such as
bers from the surrounding salt, com and unfermented
grape Juices.
area attending.
FUcal Tear 8U r n
According to George Hilts,
master of the Rosicrucian San Ttw Rosicrucian O r d e r ,
Fernando
Valley
Lodge, a nonreligious, philosophical
AMORC, the ancient Egypti fraternity, maintain* that Its
ans, from the time of Mem traditional origin occurred
phis to the Ptolemaic period, during the reign of Pharaoh
always began their new year Akhnaton In 1350 B C.
on or about the time of the The order commemorates
vernal equinox, when the sun the ancjent new year's begin
crosses the celestial equator ning with a nonreligious cere
and enters the zodiacal sign of mony that embraces the alle
Anes, which always occurs on gorical significance of the
Egyptian rite.
or about March 21.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Friday, March 15,1968
Page 13
Rosicrucians
To Hear Editor
Ro.se chapter, the local sub
ordinate body of the Hosicrucian Order. AMORC, will spon
sor a public Iccture by Gerald
A Bailey, editor of the Rosicrucian nicest. Wednesday at
8 p.m in the community room
of the Salinas Valley Savmg>
and Loan building. River and
Water Streets
Peace of Mind*' will be hi
topic and hi> talk will be fol
lowed by a film, Well of
Faith
The Rosicrucian Order, ac
cording to Robert Malat. chap
ter master, existing in all cm
lized lands, is a nonsectarian
body of men and women devot
ed to the investigation and prac
tical application of natural and
spiritual laws.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 7
I lit* ItosicriH'iaii O rder.
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE

> o n s o 'e d
by
R ose
C H a p te r
A M C R C
-P K A C E OF M I W
G e r a ld A. Bailey
Editor,
Film:
Rosicrucian D igest"
W ell of Faith*'
Q u estion a n d A n s w e r Period
GERALD
A.
B A IL EY
W e d n e s d a y . March 208:00 P M
S a lin as V a lle y S a v i n g s - C o m m u n i t y R o o m
River and W ater Sts., Santa C r u z
San Mateo Times

Page 31
Rosicrucians
To Meet
In Belmont
Peninsula chapter of Rosicru
cians will 'nave an installation,
ceremony and enclave at Lind I
Hall, 621 Masonic Way, Bel
mont. March 21 at 8 p.m.
New officers to be installed
are:
Master. T h o m a s Batson,
San Francisco: Depuiy Master,
Eva Marie Venske. San Jose:
Board Secretary, Doris Fergu
son, Palo Alto.
Ritual officers are: Inrer
Guardian. George W. Hnlsone.
Menlo Park: Outer Guardian.
(Jretta Churchill, Burlingame;
Chaplain, Joy Stamm. San
Jose: Matre, Gler.r.a Watson.
San Francisco: Chanter, John
Stamm. San Jose. Chur.tress.
Francis Richter. Sar.ta Ciara:
Musician. Joe Teare, San Ma
teo.
Dixie Nezat. master of the
peninsula chapter. sa:d the an
cient Egyptians began their new
year always on or about the
time of the vernal equinox
which always occurs on or
about March 21. Occasion of the
New Year will he celebrated by
the chapter with a symbolic
feast in which the participants
receive simple foods, corre
sponding :c certain basic ele
corn, and unfermented grape!
juices,_______________________ _[
receive simple loocis. corre

sponding :o certain basic ele
corn, and unfermented grape
juices.
The R o s i c r u c i a n Order,
AMORC. a nonreligious, philo
sophical fraternity, maintains
that its traditional origin oc
curred during the reighn of
Pharaoh Akhraion in 1350 B.C.
The Oder commemorates the
ancient New Years beginning
with a no.irehgious ceremony
that embraces the allegorical
s-^niifcance of the age - old
Zgyotiar. rite. March 21 is also
ihe beginning of the fiscal peri
od of ali Rosicrucian lodges snd
chapters in the worid and the
date is marked by the installa
tion M new ritualistic c.na adminisirative officers.

Page 6D
I ) i t l l t f f i t t[ rl . . .
E.S.P. INACTION
You Will Set* (t.
I* r c r l.r r t u n *
sw ine n n \o\u\\
E.S.P. Demonstration
tctu rr & TV r n o n o lit y
Dr. W i ll ia m H. Snyder, Ph.D.
Sunday, March IT
2:00 PM
W orld W ar II M e m o ria l Rldq.
lin w o o d at Paseo, K. C., Mo.
^potv.m
AM 0 R
bv 0** Ros< nr inn Or rl*f.
Th n
ii riot o religious
0>(lei
>
Independent
Wednesday, March 20,1%8
Page B-10
ROSICRUCIANS
Richard Carlisle will b#
installed as master of Abdiel I-odfie, Rosicrucian ,
when the-group celebrates
an anicent New Year rite at
ft p.m. Friday at the Tem
ple, 2455 Atlantic Ave. Oth
er new officers are Don
Bauer, chairman of the
board of trustees, Florence
Edwards, r*an Storm, Mar
tha M erw in.and John Dalton
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Wednesday, April 10,1968
Page 4
Calendar
Grand Master Rodman R
Clayton will be the puest
speaker when members of
the local Rose Chapter of the
Rosicrucian order meet at 8
p.m. Friday at Arion Hall.

Page 5-A
p.m. tomorrow In Wynn Scale

Auditorium, speaking on The
Secret of Success.
! The . lecture, which will be in
:.Mario Salas, professor at Rose Spanish^-will be open to the pub
Croix University in San .Jose lic, admission free. It will be the
Calif.,'will give a lecture at 8 last of a series of three lectures
California Professor
W ill Lecture Friday
being given here by Salas.

,r-Salas lecture series Is being
sponsored hy the Rosicruclan
Order, a philosophical fraternity
devoted lo personal development
through the use of natural pow
ers of m i n d .

The Van Nuys News
Page 22-A
Valley Rosicrucian Lodge

lo Dedicate New Facilities
Imperator Ralph M. Lewis RoKlcruclan Order member
of the Rosicrucian Order, ship card.
AMORC, will conduct the ded Seating to witness the cere
mony will be available to the
ication ceremony May 5 for
first 150 members to arrive.
the San Fernando Valley
Additional seating in an outer
chamber where the ceremony
can be heard will be available
to an additional 50 members.
Lewis, with other dignitaries
of the order, will receive
members following the cere
mony.
Lewis, who heads the entire
organization for the Interna
tional Jurisdiction of the
Americas. British Common
wealth, France, Switzerland.
Sweden and Africa, is a native
of New York City.
Degree Earned
He received his early edu
cation In schools there and at
a military academy in New
Jersey.
Following early studies In
law and accountancy In San
Francisco, his philosophic
writings earned him an hon
orary degree of doctor of liter
ature and a Fellowship in the
Andhra Research University
of India.
RALPH M. LEWIS
He has organized and di
Heads KoMcrucians
rected photographic expedi
tions to sites cf mans ancient
civilizations on all continents
and has served as a member
of the American Supreme
Council of the AMORC since
1924, and as lmperator of the
Order since 1939.
The Van Nuys News

Page 22-A
The Rosicrucian Order had

Its traditional beginning about
1350 B.C. under the leadership
of Pharoah Amenhotep
(Akhnaton) In the ancient
Egyptian mystery schools of
the Great White Lodge.
The original teachings, pre
served, expanded, teEted and
proved true, according to the
Order, by groups bearing var
ious names, or no name, form
the basis of Rosicrucian
studies today.
Reveal Purpose
The
Rosicrucian
Order.
AMORC, existing in all civi
lized lands, Is a nonsertarian
fraternal body of men and
women devoted to the investi
gation, study and practical
application of natural and
spiritual law's.
The purpose of the organiza
tion is to enable all to live in
harmony with the creative,
constructive cosmic forces for
the attainment of health, hap
piness. and peace.
The Odessa American

Odessa, Texas
Friday, April 26, 1968
Page 6-A
W. H. CLARK
Roscrucian
inspector
To Lecture
MIDLAND (Special) At
public meeting of the Permian
Basin Chapter of the Rosicrucian Order is scheduled for 3
p.m. Sunday in National Room
oi the First National Ban*;,
i
W. II. Clark of Plainview, in
spector general of t ie order will
speak on Who Are the R|Rosicrucians? Rev. C. Thomas,
master of the Permian Basin
IChapter, will preside.
_
Clark, who has been a

member of the order for 22
years, has been i n s p e c t o r
general of the American Order
of Rosicrucians since 1965. He!
has been on the regular faculty'
of Rose-Croix University in San I
Jose, Calif , since 1962, and has
been a regular lecturer at tl.31
R. C. U. summer session. Me
was a speaker at the Interna
tional Rosicrucian Convention
held last summer in San Jose,
and has been the guest speaker
at conclaves in Houston, Dallas,
and S in Antonio. He has written
several
articles
fror
th e
Rosicrucian Digest.
Chapter officials stressed the
fact the public is invited to
attend the Sunday meeting.
* *
The Salem News

Salem, Ohio
Thursday, May 9,1968
Page 6
LOCAL MEMBERS of the

Youngstown Chapter AMORC
are planning to attend the Fifth
Penn-Ohio Regional Conclave of
the Rosicrucian Order AMORC
which will be held May 18 19
at Ohio Hotel In Youngstown.
Grand Lodge officers from
Ohio, Pennsylvania, California,
and Canada will be present.
Erwin Watermeyer, director
of the Technical Department of
the Rosicrucian Order In San
Jose, Calif., will be featured
! speaker. Jack Glass of Struthers Is chairman of the conclave.
Independent
Tuesday, May 14, 1968
Page B-5
Hosierucians
Set Festival
;
Featured speaker al the
j l.onp, Bcdch Robicruciani
j annual Strawberiy Festival
Sunday will :e Frances
j Holland, grand councilor
! for Southern California of
: the Ancient Myst;cal Order
j Rnsaft Crucis.
'Hie public c ji Le r La i n. menl, including servings of
I strawberries, ice cream and
caUc, begins at 2 p.m sn
Abdiel Lod^c, ?.*|55 Atamic
, Ave.

Tucson, Arizona
Friday, May 17,1968
Page 4
AMORC Tour Set

The public is welcome to join
the Tucson Chapter, Rosicrucian Order AMORC, tomorrow
at 8 a.m. for a guided tour of
Sanctuary Cove. The desert re
treat is located near the Lazy K
Bar Ranch, 15 miles northwest
of Tucson. Coffee and rolls will
be served. Mrs. Lois Holloway,
002 E. Ellis, is in charge of arrangements.
The Oneonta Star

Oneonta, New York
Page 1
Hinman Hollow boy found safe
Premonition leads to lost child

By CRI CK FlERSON
Star Stuff Writer
MILFORD (Special) Using
what he- caJSi a cosmic
premonition", a v o I u n t o e r
searcher found a three-year-old
boy who had been missing in
the woods fur almost 16 hours
roar bis rural home Friday
morning.
The youngster whs unharmed.
Joseph T1?soo, a Hartwick
meatcutter, found C h a r l e s
Wayman sloping tinderne.ilh a
pine tree only minulcs after the

massive search resumed early
Friday morning. nil* boy is the
son of Mr and Mrs Melvin
Wayman of Hhmau HoUow.
9
Orlo Burch of H a r t w i c k
brought the boy, clad in a while
cotton 5h:ri ard red trousers,
back to the Wayman farmhouse.
T*dcsco said at the beginning
of the search he Knew where
the boy would be" becaoso of
the premonition he received
Included in Ihc s e a r c h
Thursday night were t w o
whta the senrrh ended at blowftoimc's rrem rrwrp a ~
Headquarters of the Now York
jmdmghl Thursday.
Tedesco went to the spot Stale Police. in Oneida.
Although ihey were ready to
where he had setti ihc boy in
the vision. He w h s right.
take part in the search Friday,
[ Tedfsco Identified himself as the dogs were rot used.
a Rosicrucian and used a candlc
As searchers gathered near
and mirror as part uf the ritual the house about G a.m. Friday,
I when he r e c e i v e d
his their eyes red from lack of
IpromoniLun.
* sleep, a llgW rain started 1o
fjil! After 15 minutes, it flopped
0 m m
sprinkling. And the aearcbors
I know H sounds si range,1'
he said, hut I got that vision wcro happy.
Stanley Barnes, O t s e g o
and I knew. And I found the
County Fire Cuoniirafor, told
kid. he said.
"Its hard to argue with the 51 soarchers who gaiftcied
in the early morning wetness
ptcftas," one bystander said.
XJurcli said that the Wayman that ihey must sign a ro^cr
youth was sleeping when be with their mi me ard department
was found, As.idc from being before darling out. lie added
wrt from a raUi which lasted that when they returned, they
almost a \ , night, the only must sign back In.
apparent Injury was a broken
We want to make sure
toenail, Burch said.
everyone comes back," be said
When he vanished about 4:30 over a portable loudspeaker.
p.m. Thursday, the Wayman
We don't want any more
child was wearing no shoes.
people getting toil.
" I srw Toriejco coming across
Tlie searchers, who included
a field with the boy, Burch many men willing to stay away
said Ho didn't know where from their re-nrlnr jobs for one
m take tho boy. We put him day und iroois of Explorer
in my car and wrapped him
Scouts from Laurens a n d
in a jacket.
Cooperstown, Jined
the road
15 to 20 feat a;>art
#
He didnt say a word,

Burch continued. Hut wt*n
Tedesro asKCd him If be liked
the dog. he nodded yes. We
took turn right back lo the house
and pave him to h:s mother,"
I have never wen a happier
woman, he srolled.
The young boy was reported
missing late Thursday afternoon
ufter he disappeared from sight
while walking on the road where
hi* houie is located off Ifinman
Hollow Road in the Town of
Hartwick.
He waj last reported seen
about two miles from his home
by neighbors.
About 150 volunteer scarifiers
including members of t h e
Hnrtwick and Milford Fire
Department combed the area
until about midnight Thursday.
The area nenr the house is
densely wooded with large
amounts of u n d e r b r u s h .
Searchers were also hampered
by tho rain, which developed
into a violent thunder storm as
the nigh', worn on
When they started out at 7:57,

the volunteers moved in a
slraigb: line over u tiiU behind
the VVuyman home, heading for
a road which runs parallel to
nirunan Hollow Road. As tbey
walked,
they
calJcd o u t
Charlie
Five minutes after the search
began, little Oharlie Wayman
was found safeHe was taken lo Bassett
Hospital in Coopcrslown for
observation.
San Mateo Times

Monday, May 2 7 ,1%8
Page 12
Lilian! Gets
Day's Delay
W
w
(Continued From Page 1 )
San Mateo city jai. where he is
being held without bail. A
spokesman for :hc San Mateo
Police Department explained
that Lilleird was in a two-hour
lineup on Sunday, ars that he
appointed Attorney Gerald Re-|
gan as his counsel (or tha; ap
pearance only.
JLiJlard, who appeared re-|
laxed, was Jed into* the crowded
courtroom of Jiidge CaOdwell
this morning by a group of San
Mateo County Sheriffs deputies.
'He was shackled about the
anfctesânti handcuffed._________
LiilarcTs capture climaxed a
massive search which began on I
Thursday after Joir.vilie, 34, (
was found lying dead in his un
marked poliec car at Fifth Ave
nue and Claremont Street at
about 5:10 p.m.
A known u w sf ampheta
mines anc a ctvotcu of .health
feods and :he Rosacrucian reli
gious sect. Lilia:<1 has also been
sought by the FBI on a variety
of other charges. He is wanted
for flight to avoid prosecution
on charges o[ burglary, assault
and kidnaping ali of which stem
from a 1966 holdup of a San
Jose White Front Store.
On Thursday, a notation of a
license number which Jomvilie
had apparently jotted down on
his notebook before he was fa
tally shot led ;o the eveatual
search for Lilfard.
Joinville wrote down license I

number KKR C30 which police j
traced to Lillard after the detec
tive did net respond to two radio
calls and was finally found dead
in the car.
Jcinville, :he first San Mateo
police officer to be murdered in
the line of duty in the history of
the department, was a veteran
of 12 years on :he force and was
regarded as ore of the finest
juvenile officers in the county
by his peers.
He was :ounti dead by several
passing children who rati to tcli
a nearby service station atend*
an:. Bub Reed, who used Joinvilles own radio to call for heb.
It has been surmised that tne
sound of the two shots which
killed the officer was muffled*
by the noise of a passing train!
on the Southern Pacific's rail
road tracks jus*, a blcck to the
west of the murder scene.
Joinvilles funeral was held
this morning in San Mateo from
Sneider and Sullivan Chapel.
Hundreds of police ard Jaw
enforcement officers from sur
rounding areas and friends at
tended the services along
with members of Jcinvflle's
immediate family, relatives and
many concerned citizens. Burial
was :o be at Skylawn Memorial j
Park.
It was announced on Saturday
that a memorial fund has been s
established in the dead ser
geants honor.
Called 'The Gordon Joinville
Memorial Trust Fund. it will
be used :o aid in the education
of his.two children, Larry 4, and
Sandi, 3.
The fund is being handled by
the Crocker-Citizens Bank in
San Mateo.
j

Saturday, June 8,1968
Page 12
Psychic Lecture
The Grand Councilor of the
Rosicmcian Order, AMORC,
William H. Snyder, Atlanta,
Ga., will lecture at the Pru
dential Auditorium, 3261 S.
State, Sunday at 8 p.m. His
lecture, Psychic Phenomena
will be free to the public
and is sponsored by the Diana
Chapter of the Rosicrucian
Order, AMORC, of Salt Lake

City.

Page 12-B
"PSYCHIC PHENOMENA"
le c tu re
"DOMAIN OF UKSTIXY"
C o lo r Film
E.S.P. Experiment
Question
& Answer Period
presented by
DR. WILLIAM H. SNYDER c,od

Rosicrucian Order, AMORC
Prudential Auditorium
33rd South 4 State
Salt lak e City, U ta h
SUNDAY, JU N E 9 , 1968, P.M.

Me
C kerf#
N e C e lle c tie n
San Mateo Times

Monday, June 10, 1968
Page 26
PUBLIC VOICE
1
Editor. The Times:
I reaitze that due to bhe tremndcu.s number of sources
from which you receive infor
mation it 4 impossible and in>

practical for you to check the
validity cl all information re
ceived by you. However, due to
the large number cf persons
conceivably misled by a re
cent article h your paper, I
am writir.g vou to clarify cer
tain points.
Specifically. 1 am peaking
of the article appearing on th
front page cf the Monday. May
27, Times, referring to the ac
cused . . . Zachary Ford Lilterd. in wnich it was stated
t-at he was a knowr. user of
amchtiamines and a devotee
of healtr. feuds and the Rosicrucian religious see-.."
I quote from the official
monthly cigesi of the Rosicrucian Order <A.M O.R.C.):
"The Rosj crucian Orcer. ex
isting an aU civihjjed lanes, ts a
nonsectarian fretemal aocy o:*
mer. and women devoted to the
invesligati:n. study, and prac
tical application of natural and
spirituaJ laws. The purpose of
the organza ion is to enable ail
to live in rarmony with the
creative, constructive cosmic
forces for the attainment of
hea.th. happiness and ccace."
All ofircial publications adv e r t j s e m e n t s. etc, cf
A.M.O.R.C. clearly state "not

a religion. The Order is made
up of people from many coun
tries and all watks of hre.
Many of the members are
professional people such as
teachers, doctors ard clergy
men of various faiths. The
rnerikbers c4 the Order repre
sent practical.y ever> religion
kr.oAn *o man, from H;ridu.
Buddis*, Protestant lo Roman
Catholic and many others. 1
The Rosicrucian Order is de
voted lo upholding the laws oi
the land. However, there are
always those in any grcup that
do r.ot conform to tr.e ideals
and teachings of the majority
and obviously i: Mr. LiMard is
a Ro9iorucian. he did net con
form. I might ada rr.a: if the
Order was aware oJ -is pas*,
cor.duct he was probably not a
member in (jood standing as
be would have been asked to
leave the Order
I was also distressed at the
rmoltcation *hat u2 known user
of amphetamines and a mem
ber of the Rosicruciar.s wculd
naturally go hand in hand
Thank you for letting me set
the record straight.
JAMES E OLDT,
San Bruno.
San Antonio Express

San Antonio, Texas
Page 4-A
Sirluin Joined Rosicrucians

c;
HF*i
J f '
LOS A N G E L E S Sirhan
Itivhara Sirhan is a recent
rir.iicr of ihe
RoMcrucian
rder. an occult fraternal organ
ization which rx p o u n d ' a ph i
losophy hitsnj on ^ttldy of me'aphysics and developm ent of
p s y c h i c powers.* it w '
learned Friday.
The native Jo rd a n ia n , indictcd
f i r the m urder of Sen Robert
K Kennedy, several months agn
applied for m em bership by let>- to lh* San Jose h ia d q u a r
*.<*rs of ih* Ancient Mystical
ord er
of
Rosae
f r u it*
i \MoR< >. the organization's of
f in a l nm e
A rt'iu r P icpenbnnk. supreme
eretary. said that m u h Sir
.an*s original letter he became
n a it " f liecau.se he didn't |>ay
Ills dues '*
W hile in ja il. Sirhan directed
'h.i! LO dollars of hi c mfiM ated
.lonev hr -ent to the Rosicruan', p rc'u m a b ly to cover the
t dol ar ? m onth dues fur the
la<t five months
h e p e n lm n k 'a id Sirhan did
not
Join
the
Lm
A n g e la
correspondence w ith h im other that i ' intended to aw ake t l

r'ormant faculties of an Indlvn
than the original application
The R .*icru c ian order, la r
gest nf several R omctui ian
n c t ie '. claim s it d a te ' back t
1.150 R (* during the reign of
Egyptian
I'h a m a h
A k hn atoi
However, it was founded in
1909 The irj.aniratinn m a in
tains. at San Jose, a university
and a museum with a large

lection of E gyptian. Assyrian
and Babylonian artifacts
Beth Holder. R n slc ru u a n publit. relations director said the
w o r l d w i d e organization ex
pounds
a system of m etapho
rical and physical philosophy
al whereby he m ay utilize h.
talents and become m ore aw ai
of the world
an>und h im
lead a nm re useful
lllf."
ar 1
F rom his ja il cell. Sirhan al

requested two txioks on the*'
phy whieh expert Boris tie Zirkoff of I.os \r.2elcs said is oftpe
defined as w isdom religion *
The books w rre "T alks on \t
the Feet of the M aster *' By i
W I.ea db ea trr and "T he SecD octrine by M adam e H
I'
B lavatsky. founder of the thr
sophical m ovem ent in A m e n i a
San Mateo Times

Page 3
Girl in Polkadot
Dress Still Sought
LOS ANGELES
(UP1)A grant, a llie d for membership!
frumpy. pll-buill girl in a several-.milhs ago lie was;
.
' .
.
^ accepted and paid one month s,
polkadot dress today re m a in e d !^
v
j
the major mystery in the .
qUCSton on the memoer-i
assassination of Sen. Royert F. ship applicationwhich, Sirtian'
Kennedy.
.
.answered yes"was* "Do you
An ail points bulletin for the practice good' citizenship and
ooey the laws of the country in
mystery girl' issued shortly
whch you -Uve?.** Piepenbnnk
after the shooting of Kennedy said any other answer would
June 5 still was in cffcct At have resulted in automatic
leaat three people claim lo have rejection
seen her with Kennedy's ac Picpenarmk said Sirhan was
dropped because he paid no
cused killer.' Sirhan Sirhan, 24.
further dues. Since his arrest.
at the Ambassador Hotel the Sirhan has directed that $20 ol
nigh: of the fatal shooting.
his confiscated money be sent
As for Sirhan, whovremains in to the Rosicrucians, presumably
jcounty jail, a new face: of his to cover the H a month dues
I for the last five months.
odd religious We came to liSht ^
ordc[, 3 ^ c h m g s are
Friday wnen it was revealed he secrct aRd are made available
was briefly a umriher of thei only to members. A public
relations officer said Ros'tcrucl*
mystical Rosicraciar. order
antsm
expounds a system, of
Rosicrucian Membership
Arthur Pieper.brrk supreme metaphys eal and physics} phi
secretary of .he oidtr wkh losophy that is intended to
headq-ârters
n San .lose awake the dormant faculties ofCabf., confirmed Liai Sirhan, a an individual. * hereby he may'
Christianized Jorcianlan immi- utilize his talents and become
more aware of the world around
him and leaa a more useful
life."
Throsophii.nl Literature
In jail. Sirhan also has beer,
rnadmg the literature of the
'theosophical m o v e m e n t ,
which preaches the brotherhomi
of man and draws on the
philosophy of the Hindu religion.)
without use of the external i
features of Hinduism.
The FBI office in Los Angeles
said Friday it has no knowledge
o: published reports that a
composite portrait has been
prepared of the girl seen
standing ov Sirhan jnortly
before the Kennedy snooting. It
referred all inquiries to the FBI
headquarters in Washington.
However the all-points bulle
tin for a woman 23 to 27 years
old and about live feet si*
inches tall remains in force
Sirhan Has Deep Interest in Esoteric Philosophy Groups

Lw Angetea Tlmea Service
LOS ANGELES Sirhan Blshara Siran te re
cent member of (he Rosicruclan Order, an occult
fraternal organization which exponds a philosophy
based on the study of metaphysics and develop
ment of "physic powers," H was learned yesterday.
The native Jordanian, indicted for the murder
of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, several months ago
applied for membership by letter to the San Jose
headquarters of the Ancient Mystical Order of
Rosae Cruel* (AMORC), the organizations official
name.
ARTHUR PIEPENBRINK, supreme secretary,
said that since Slrhans original letter he "became
Inactive because he didnt pay his dues."
While in jail, Sirhan directed that |29 of hla con
fiscated money be sent to the Rosicrwcians, pre

sumably to cover the $4-a-month dues for the last
five months.
Plepenbrlnk said Sirhan did not Join the Los
Angeles AMORC lodge and "we had no corre
spondence with him other than the original appli
cation."
The Rosicruclan Order, largest of several Rosicrucian societies, claims It dates back to 1350
B.C. During the reign of Egyptian Pharoah Akhnaton. However, it was founded in 1109.
The organization maintains at San Jose a uni
versity and a museum with a large collection of
Egyptian, Assyrian and Babylonian artifacts.
BETH HOLDER, Rosicruclan public relations
director, said the worldwide organization expounds
"a system of metaphysical and physical philolophy

that is intended to awake the dormant faculties of
an individual whereby he may utilize his talents
and become more aware of the world around him
and lead a more useful life.
From his jail cell, Sirhan also requested two
books on theosophy - which expert Boris de Zirkoff of Los Angeles said often is defined as "wlsdom-rel Igioo."
The books were "Talks On At The Feet Of The
Master By C. W. Leadbeater and "The Secret
Doctrine" by Madame H. P. Blavatsky, founder
of the theo9ophical movement in America.
De Zirkoff emphatically disputed two reports on
network television programs that Mme. Blavat
sky was the author of a manual for revolutionaries.

Phoenix, Arizona
Saturday, June 15, 1968
Page 16
Redlands Daily Facts

Redlands, C alifornia
Saturday,June 15, 1968
Page I
Polkadot dress
girl remains
major mystery
LOS ANGELES (U PI) A
frumpy. \vcll*buill girl in a polk-,
adot drc*s today remained t h e
major mystery in the assassina-.
tion of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
An all points bulletin for the
mystery gnrl issued shortly after
the shooting of Kennedy June 5
still was in effect. At least three
people claim to have seen her |
with Kennedy's accused killer,{
Sirhan Sirhan. 24, at the Am-j
bassador Hotel the night of the
fatal shooting.
| As for Sirhan. who remains in
county jail, a new facet of his
;odd religious life came to light
Friday when it was revealed he
was briefly a member of t h e
mystical Rosicrucian order.
Arthur Piepenbrink, supreme
.secretary of the order with
headquarters in San Jose, Calif.,
confirmed that Sirhan. a Chris
tianized Jordanian immigrant,
applied for membership several
j months ago. He was accepted
tand paid one month's dues.
J One question on the member
ship application which Sirhan
answered yes* was: **Doi
you practice good citizenship1
and obey the laws of the coun-i
try in which you live?** Piepen-j
brink said any other answer;
would have resulted in automat-!
would have resulted in automat- j

ic rejection.
Piepenbrink said Sirhan was
dropped because he paid no fur
ther dues. Since his arrest, Sir
han has directed that $20 of his
confiscated money be sent to
the Rosicrucians, presumably to
cover the $4 a month dues for
the last five months.
The orders teachings are se-:
cret, and are made available;
only to members. A public rela
tions officer said Rosicrucianism expounds a system of met
aphysical and physical philoso
phy that is intended to awake |
the dormant faculties of an in-|
dividual, whereby he may util-1
jize his talents and become more:
aware of the world around him
j and lead a more useful life.** i
The order draws partly on
Egyptian lore for ideas, vand|
maintains at San Jose one of
the largest museums of Egyp
tian artifacts in the United:
States. Most of its members are
American, but it has a wide fol
lowing in some Latin countries.
In jail, Sirhan also has been
reading the literature of t h e
theosophicaT m o v e m e n t ,
which preaches the brotherhood
of man and draws on the phil
osophy of the Hindu religion,
without use of the external fea
tures of Hinduism.
The News-Palladium
Benton Harbor, Michigan
Page 16
Sirhan Is
Member Of
Mystic Group
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Sir| han Bi.shara Sirhan joined the
Rosicrucian Order, a group that
follows a philosophy designed to
develop psychic powers, 4
few months before he was ar
rested for the murder of Sen.
ftobert F. Kennedy, a Hosicrucicn officer has revealed.
Arthur Pjepenbrink, 46. su* i
preme secretary, said Friday
that Sirhan w h s granted nirm
bership after applying by letter
lo tbe organization's headquar
ters here.
Piepenhriok said the 24-year
; old
Jordanian
immigrants
. membership had lapsed for Di*nI payment of dues. A spokesman
said the Ancient Mystical Order
of Rosae Crucis, the worldwide 1
order's offirial name, expounds
awaken an individual's dormant
|psychic powers.
The Ogden Standard-Examiner

Ogden, Utah
Page 1
N A M E S I N THE N E WS
MEMBER: Sirhan Biihira
Sirhan joined the Rosicruclan
Order, a group that follows a
philosophy designed to de
velop psychic powers," a few
months before ne was arrest
ed for the murder of S#r. Robrt F. Kennedy, a Rosicru
clan officer has revealed.
Arthur Pi*p#nbrirtk, 46, su
in Sar Jose, Calif ., that Sirhan
was granted membership aft
er applying by letter to the
o r g a nutation's headquarters
here.
Piepenbrink said the 24year-old Jordanian i m m i
grants
membership
had
lapsed for nonpayment of
dues. A spokesman said the
Rosae Crucis, the worldwide
orders official name, ex
pounds a system of meta
physical and physical philos
ophy, intended to awaken an
individual's dormant psychic
powers.
The Des Moines Register

Des Moines, Iowa
Page 2
PEOPLE in th NEWS
Briefly...
Rosicrucian
Sirhan Rnhar;i Sirhan. the
man arrived n( killing Senator
Robert Kennedy, rcrrnflv jmnrd
Ihe Raieruclan
<>irter. said Ar*
Ihnr r I f p e nhrink. K s upreme s e r r elar\ ill ||>f or*
ganl/afinn The
A n iie'ii Mysii
eal O r d e r nt
Rrwitp <'nea
ll *>ffu*ihI namr
f ii Hows ,i
m e l *phv.i<a|
afHf pfnir;ii phdnNnpiu intend
ed in auakrn an individual *
dormanl pMihtc |>mwis, ^
xpoke^manMid
Independent Star-News
Page 3
Sirhans
Mysticism
Confirmed
> m
An official of an ancient and

mystic order expounding. ','Kecrots uf the ages in metaphysi
cal and psychic powers said in
Los Angeles Friday vhat the accused slayer of Sen. Robert Y,
Kennedy is a recent member.
. He said Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
applied several months ago for
membership in a letter to the
San Jose headquarters of the
Ancient Mystical Order of Ro
sae Crucis- (AMORC).
Arthur Pipenbrink, supreme
gecretary of the fraternal or
ganizationcommonly
known
as t h e Rnsicnicians"said
that Sirhan became inactive
because he didnt pay his dues.
Pipenbrirk said Sirhan did
not- J o i n the Los Angcte
AMORC tod*e and forwarded no
norrrspondence after the first
application.
However, Sirhan: is said to
have directed that J20 of his
confiscated money be .sent to
t h e Rosicrucianspresumably
to cover the S4 per month dues
to date.
. Since his Incarceration, Sir

han has requested hooks from
the jail library dealing with
theosophydefined as wisdomrcligion by Los Angeles ex
perts.
The Times Record

Troy, New York
Page 1
Sirhan Joined
Rosicrucians,
Officer Says
SAN JnSF,. Calif. ( A D ~ Sirhan Bishara S irh u j joined the

follows ft philosophy designed to
dcNclop psychic powers," *
frw months before h was arrolled for the murder of Sen.
XcbeTt F. Kennedy, Rosicru
cian officer has revealed.
Arthur Piepenbrink, 4$, u
p re n c xeerrtary. said Friday
that Svrhan * a s granted membrrsh-.p a llr r a|>plvinp by Id le r
in the organization's headquar
ters here
PieprrhriTik said Ihe. 24yearnd

Jordanian
immigrant's *
membership had lapsed for non
pay mer.t of daes. A spokesman ,
said the Ancient Mystical Order '
of Rosae Crucis. the worldwide
order's ottieia!. tame, expounds
auaVen an Individual's dormant
psychic powei$.
One of the questions on the
ro'sicrucian
application
form
filled out by Sirhan was; "D o !
J>oii try lo praellce pood citizen j
ship and obey the laws ol Ih e ;
country In which you live?*
i
Plrpennrink said Sirhan an
swered, *Yes Hs said if the
aoswer is anythin* other thftn
> 1 , tba Application ia reacted.
Sirhan
Said To Be
Rosicrucian
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Sir
han Bishara Sirhan joined the
develop psychic powers, a
few months before he was ar
rested for the murder of Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy, a Rosicru
cian officer has revealed.
Arthur Piepenbrink, 46, su
that Sirhan was granted mem
bership after applying by letter
to the organization's headquar
ters here,
Piepenbrink said the 24-yearold
Jordanian
immigrants
payment of dues. A spokesman
said the Ancient Mystical Order
of Rosae Crucis, the worldwide
orders official name, expounds
awaken an individuals dormant
psychic powers*
One of the questions on the
Rosicrucian application form
filled out by Sirhan was: Do
you try to practice good citizen*
ship and obey the laws of the
country in which you live?
Piepenbrink said Sirhan an
swered, Yes. He said if the
answer is anything other than
yes, the application is rejected.1
Tri-City Herald
Pasco, Washington
Page 11
San Antonio Express/News

San Antonio, Texas
Page 4-A
Sirhan Joined Rosicrucians

t
r
sr=' cr correspondence with him othr
* jt
intended to awake i*>
I.OS AMiKLES Sirhan lhan lhc onginal application *' dormant faculties of an indivi.
Bisnar* Sirhan is a recent
.
,
, .
,
.
.
rr.nr.bcr of iho Rrvocrucian
Rosicrucian order, lar- al whereby he may utilize hi
rder. an occult fraternal organRwni ian - '.dents and hecome more awar
i/.ation which e\|>ounds a phi- ctetJ*'. claims it d:itcs back 1
world anmnd him and
losophy tesM on -tudy of me^ ( dunng the reign >i
useful life *
faphysics and dev elopmerrl of Egyptian Phamah Akhnato.1
* p > y ' h i c power- it wus However, it was founded in From his jail cell, Sirhan al >
learned Friday.
19 *Jhe organization mam- requested two books on th*vi
The native Jordanian indicted taT ' at San J 8^ ,.a l/mvcrs:,1

> phywhich expert Rons de Zir-
l.r .1 muniir o r T n ' . I S ?

v.
w * * and Babylonian utifacL'
applied for membership bv let-
n
'
1
*'lt
doors
wvre
! S "
TaUcs on *\t
*<r to th* San Jose h* adijuar- Keth Holder. Rosicrucian put*- the Feet of the Master B\ t
ten of th^ Ancient Ms'-jcjiI *,c rotations director, .said the w Leadbeater and The Sectr
() r d f r
of
Rosae
(ruci- o r I ' w i d e organization ex Doctrine" by Madame
i VMORO. the organizations uf pounds
f:c*ial nme
steal and physical phlkMophv sophical mi

movement in A m enta
Arthur Piepenbrink. supreme

ecrm ry. .said that since sir
an*h original letter he became
ract
becau.se he didnt pav
us dues.'*
While in jail. Sirhan directed
hat 10 dollars of his confiscated
noney tie ent to the Rosicru
;tns, presumably to cover the
t dol ar - .> month dues for the
la^t five months.
Ilepenlmnk <aid Sirhan did
i o t
jmn
11
a system of metaphy* Blavatsky. founder of ihe th.
j},,,
j os
AMORr lodge and -w< had noil
|*
The Kansas City Star

Page 1
S IR H AN A C U L T M E M B E R
Accused Slayer of R. F. K.
Joined Rosicrucian Order
San Jose. Calif. tA P )Sirhan
Rishara Sirhan joined I he Ro-.
sicrucian Order, a group Ihatf
develop psychic powers. a few
months before he was arrested
fmr the murder of Sen Robert F.
Kennedy, a Rosicrucian officer
has revealed.
Arthur Piepenbrink. 4fi. sujprcme secretary, saî that Sirhan

was granted membership after!
applying bv letter to the oreani-1
zat ion's headquarters here.
Piepenbrink said the 24-year-j
o Id
Jordanian
im m igrant's
payment of dues. A spokesman
said the Ancient Mvstical Order
of Rosae Cruris. Ihc worldwide
order's official name, expounds!
a system of metaphvsical and
awaken an individual's dormant,,
psychic powers.
____
The Lincoln Star

Lincoln, Nebraska
Page 1
S ir lu m
K x -M c m h rr
O f P s y c liif " G r o u p
San Jose. Calif
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
joined the Rosicrucian Order, a group that
follows a philosphy designed to develop psy
chic powers.** a few months before he was
arrested for the murder of Sen, Robert F.
Kennedy, a Rosicrucian officer has revealed.
The Dominion News

Morgantown, West Virginia
Page 5-A
R osicrucian
Scheduled
Mrs A H. Van I,andingham
will be presented with the
R o sic ru c ia n H u ma n i t a r i a n
Award for her many community
services at a presentation
ceremony to be held at 2 30 p m.
Sunday at the Pythian Hall on
Spruce Street.
M iss Lydia F. Wi l kes,
inspector general of the
Rosicrucian Order. AMORC.
will make the presentation The
meeting is sponsored by Mrs. C
B. Koch. 506 Lewis St
The film Domain of Destiny
will be shown following the
presentation ceremony.
This program was postponed
from June 9
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Thursday, July 25, 1968
Page 15
Santa Cruzans
A tten d Conclave
O f Rosicrucians
Set era) local persons recent! v
attended the six-day interna
tional convention of the Rosicrucian Order m San .lose
Mr, and Mr' Paul Veatch.
Mr and Mrs Karl Goesele. Mrs.
Fva Rocchi, Mrs. Jennie Mills,
Mrs. Lillian Kueck Mrs Mar
ijaiet Goodwin. Mrs. Katherine
Cook. Mrs. Kva Walters. Peter
Bathlen.
William
Hammond,
Robert Kelt/, fharle* R 1 7 7 0 and
Francis and Mary Rizzo were
present from the local chapter.
Lectures and demonstrations
from the arts, sciences, and
mysticism were conducted Gun
nar Andersons impressionistic
paintings were on exhibit in
the Rosicrucian are gallery,
and workshops on child guid
ance were held.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Sunday, July 28, 1968
Page 24
TELLS OF ROSKRIXIAN
CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS
Editor: 1 always enjoy Thr
Sentinel and itv many feature^
One of thr pleasures is reading
the trip experiences of Santa
Cruzans, so would like to share
with other reader^ my rerent
trip lo the International Rosi-J
crurian convention.
!j
H ighlighting the convention
this >ear were several events
of particular interest to people
in this area. Lectures and dr
monstrations in the man> arras
of th r arts, sciences, and mysti
cism were featured Thr six-day
convention was held in San
Jose, thr headquarters of this
international fraternity.
Mem
bers attended frr.m countries
throughout the world, including
Venezuela. England. Chile. Pan
ama. South Africa. France and
Germany to name only a
few.
On special exhibit in thr Kosicrucian Art Gallery was a dis
play of Gunnar Anderson's
prcsslonistic paintings. Special
workshops on child guidance
were also held The Imperator
of the f\o s i c r u c \a n Order.

AM ORC. Ralph M Lewis, spoke
on Influencing Destiny.*
Finishing touch for the week s
activities were thr banqurt. thr
Rosr Ball, and the appcaranec
of T V s Mr and Mrs. Harmonica
the Muldays who have been
on national programs.
Mrs. Evelyn Mnrchi
302 A nthony Street
The Argus
Fremont-Newark, California
Page 21
woman
attends
conclave
Mrs. (iorrion Thistle of Fre
mont was among mare than
1,000 persons Irom every slate
in the Union and 23 foreign
countries who attended the
1968 International Kosicrurian
Convention 1;clJ recently in
San Jose, headquarters (or
the Rosicrucian Order.
She met members from
Venezuela, England, Chile,
Panama,
South Africa,
Frarvcc, and Germany, and
with them, attended lectures
and demonstrations In the
fields of science, the arts, and
mysticism. Spccial workshops
on child guidance were also
held.
Mrs. Thistle reports that
visiting detegntes were par
ticularly impressed by the
new Egyptian Museum Iri Hoslcmcian Park, which is open
daily to the general public
without charge.

Page 8
G. E. Meeker
To Address
Rosicrucians
GEORGE E. MEEKER
George E. Meeker, grand

councilor for the Rosicrucian
Order, AMORC, will address the
local chapter, Sunday at 11 a.m.
in lodge quarters at the Odd Fel
lows Temple. His topic will be
' War and Peace.
M e e k e r , an IU graduate
services AMORC chapters at
Dayton, Akron, Columbus, Cin
cinnati, Cleveland, Youngstown.
Pittsburgh. Indianapolis a n d
Terre Haute. He is editor of en
gineering publications for a ma
jor manufacturing c o m p a n y
where he also supervises the Se
curity Office, print shop, publi
cations unit and library.
Following his speech. Meeker
will meet informally with mem
bers during a pitch-in dinner.
Arrangements are being made
for the visit by Mrs. John Serban. Frank Horn, master of the
chapter, and Mrs. Horn will
host the hosts.
The Valley News

Sunday, August 25, 1968
Page 20-A
Rosicrucian Order
Plans Happy lime
Luau in Sepulveda
The San Fernando Valley
Lodge, AMORC, has Invited
all members of the Rosicruci
an Order and their friends to
participate in its second annu
al Happy Time Luau.
The luau is to be held Aug.
31 at 5 p.m. at die lodge, 15716
Parthenia St., Sepulveda. A
Polynesian dinner will be fol
lowed by Hawaiian entertain
ment.
Jf you have wondered what
makes a Rosicrucian tick,
come join in the fu n / a rep
resentative said.
The Post-Standard
Syracuse, New York
Thursday, August 29, 1968
Page 17
Rosicrucians Tap
Leonard DeLallo
Leonard J. DeLallo, of 709
Second St. has been appointed
an extension volunteer to con*
duct Rosicrucian Order exten
sion activities.
The Rosicrucian Order a
nonsectarian philosophical
fraternity provides the ex*
tension service to extend in
formation on the order to peo
ple who are interested in Rosic r u c i a n metaphysical and
physical philosophy.

Page 3-A
Rosicrucian
Appointment
The Rosicrucian Order (AM
ORC) is being assisted in its
Extension activities in this com
munity by James S. Brenton,
of 29 S. E. Crescent, who re
cently received a certificate of
appointment as an
extension
'/olunteer from the Grand Lodge
San Jose, California.
The Rosicrucian Order, AMO
RC, is a nonsec tartan, philoso
phical fraternity. In San Jose
the Rosicrucians maintain a umversity, a planetarium.
a n
Egyptian Museum and Art Gal
lery, and a Science Museum
in addition to extensive admin
istrative facilities.
The Valley News

Sundav, September 8,1968
Page 8-A
Ritual Will Commemorate Great Pyramid

On the date of the autumnaj Great Pyramid, Jt is said, re construction of a miniature
equinox In September, when quired a knowledge of all of pyramid.
the sun on Its journey crosses the known sciences of the The laying of each stone
the
equator,
Rosicrucians period. Its building entailed a
of
mathematics, represents to them the cul
throughout the world will mastery
commemorate the building of physics, and a considerable tural accomplishments of the
the Great Pyramid of Egypt. understanding of those funda order during each year of its
Mrs. Nancy-June Thomas, mentals of astronomy recog existence. The apex will be
master of the local AMORC, nized today.
placed upon a miniature py
Rosicrucian San Fernando
ReprcieoU AAvaacea
ramid at a future time when
Valley Lodge, states that Ros Since the Rosicrucians trace the ideals of the Rosicrucian
icrucians throughout the juris- their traditional origin back to movement have been real
dlcuon of the philosophic or Akhnaton, Pharoah of Egypt ized.
der will gather for a ceremo in 1350 BC, and historically The ceremony will be local
ny on Sunday, Sept. 22 at known as the first great per ly enacted at 15716 Parthenia
which lime they will symboli sonality in history, they com St., Sepulveda, beginning at 5
cally reenact the building ol memorate their ancient origin p m. The public Is invited to
the Great Pyramid of Cheops by the ritualistic and symbolic witness the ritual.
r
Planned m Temple
According to Rosicrucian
traditions, states Mrs. Thom
as, the pyramid of Cheops at
Glzeh was begun about 300C
BC at the time of the autum
nal equinox.
Unlike the other pyramids
built during the pyramid age
of Egypt, It was not Intend
ed as a burial place of a pharoah who desired a monu
ment of his reign, but as a
temple of learning
The construction of the
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Sunday, October 13, 1968
Page 16
ROSICRUCIAN ORDER, AMORC
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE

Sponsored by Rose Chapter of Santa Cruz
"EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION"
Arthur Piepenbrink
Secretary of the Supreme Grand Lodge
Film: "DOMAIN OF DESTINY"

Question and Answer Period
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 18th, 8 P.M.

Arion Hall
230 Plymouth Si.
Arthur Piepenbrink

Phoenix, Arizona
Tuesday, October 15, 1968
Page 42
Couple to be lauded
The Rev. and Mrs. James
Dingman of Sunshine Acres
will receive the Humanist
award from the Rosicrucian
Order at the AMORC, Rosi
crucian, chapter of Phoenix,
meeting today at 8 p.m., Camelback Womans Club, 3802
E. Indian School.
Speaker is Dr. Jacob M. So
ber, discussing the purpose of
the order.
Independent
Page B-13
Cfm iS WARfVKfc'iN*
. . . cucst ipiMker
Rosicrucian
conclave set
Southern
California
members of Rosicrucian
Order, AMORC. WUI hold
ajuiu.il convention Satur
day and Sunday at Holly
wood
Masonic Temple,
0840 Hollywood Blvd.
A b.inquel Tor members

and guests at Knicker
bocker Hotel will follow
Saturday sessions. Chris
Wamken. grand ireisurer
of rhe order, will be featured speaker.
The Valley News

Thursday, October 17, 1968
Page 15-A
ANNUAL TWO-DAY
CONCLAVE SLATED
BY ROSICRUCiANS
Southern California mem

bers of the Rosicrucian Order,
AMORC, will hold their annu
al conclave on Saturday and
Sunday at the Hollywood.
Masonic Temple, 6840 Holly-'
wood Blvd. A banquet for^
members and guests will fol
low the activities on Saturday
at the Knickerbocker Hotel,
1714 Ivar Ave.
Chris Wamken, grand trea*>*
surer of the order, will be a
special guest and featured
speaker. Other speakers will
include Josephine W am ken,.
colombe counselor for the or-%
der; Frances R. Holland,
grand councilor of Southern*
California and Frank D.*
Wiedeman and Sherman Liv
ingston, inspectors general off
Southern California.
Mrs.
Nancy-June Thomas, m aster,
of San Fernando Valley Lodge
located a t 15716 Parthenia St.,.
Sepulveda, will represent the*
members in the San Fernanda
Valley area.
j,
Russell Pyatt, conclave,
chairman, said the Rosicruci->
an Order is a nonsectarian
fraternal body of men ancT*
women devoted to the investi
gation, study and practical,
application of natural and-*
spiritual laws. The purpose of^
the organization is to enable;
health, happiness and peace,,
all to live in harmony with tJhe
creative constructive life for-,
ces for the attainm ent of*
Pyatt added.
The Evening Standard

Uniontown, Pennsylvania
Page 20
Rosicrucian
Honors Set
For Kirshner t
The Uosicrucian O r d e r ,
AM O H C , t h r o u g h
its
membership at the First Penna.
Lodge, AMORC at WUklnsburg,
will conduct an open meeting at
the Uniontown Jewish Com
munity Center.at 3 p.m. Sunday.
Myron Krrsltncr of 113 Ben
Ixjmond St. will he honored for
contributions through his varied
community endeavors.
.Mr. Kirshner will receive the
Humanist Asvavd, given only by
the Rosicrucian Order to those
persons who are truly humane
in their approach to life and who
are Interested in helping to
uplift the present state of mans
social conditions as well as his
own personal dignity.
A discussion period will follow
this presentation in ordur to
answer any questions the au
dience may have regarding this
philosophical organization.
Operating on a fraternal lodge
systpm, the Rosicrucian Order
presents Us members with the
method of awakening the dor
mant, latent faculties of the in
dividual whereby he may utilize
to a better advantage his
natural talents and lead a hap
pier and more useful life.
All of those Interested in
seeing ths present a lion of this
award to Mr. Kirsnr.er or who
may be imcresied in receiving
information o:i Hosicrucinns are
wcicome to attend.
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Page 10
SC Rosicrucians
To Give Pageant
At Conference
A group of Santa Cruz Rosi
crucians will present a pageant
at the fifth annual Central Cali
fornia conclave of tho Rosicru-I
cian Order AMORC. to be held
November
and 17 at the
Scottish Rite Memorial Tem
ple. 10th Street and Sloat
Boulevard. San Francisco
Robert Malat. master of the
local Rose chapter, said some
35 members from Santa Cruz
are expected to attend. The
delegation will include Eva
Rocchi, secretary of the con
clave committor, ami Lillian
Knock, chapter representative
The paueanl. written and d i
\ Ann (lark, depicts
ro o te d U
tho histon of the Groat Seal
n| the CniU'd States
\ oa t of 12 includes Kath
r> n Cook ,md Paul Veatch as
narrator> Others are Peter
Bathon
f(>ram
Couo, Karl
(locsolo
William Hammonds.
Woslo> HJIock. .lark Matthews.
Charles dizzo. Don Strike. Rob
ert Thrift and Malat
The
speaker will be ih
head of the Rosicrucian Order
j Ralph M Lewis \dinner'-dance
will lionui tho retirement ol
Rodman R t all >n grand mas
.tor.
The Valley News

Thursday, November 21, 1968
Page 15-A
___ _________ THE N g WS
____
Festival Will Assist Needy

Mrs. Grady Thomas, master
of San Fernando V a l l e y
Lodge. AMORC, has an
nounced that tlie Rosicrucian
O rder's Harvest Festival will
be h e y in Mulholland Junior
High School, 17121 Vanowen
St., Van Nuys, on Saturday
night.
Square dancing for the be
ginner and experienced, with

Art Becker, caller, officiating,
will take place from 8 to 11
p.m. Admission will be by do
nating canned or dried food.
This annual event is held for
the purpose or collecting food
for needy families In the Val
ley. Light refreshments will
be served a t a very nominal
price.
The puulic is invited to par
ticipate in this evening of fun
and to help provide Thanks
giving baskets for the unfortu
nate.
The Abilene Reporter-News

Abilene, Texas
Tuesday, December 24, 1968
Page 15-A
Sirhan Lawyers
Given Evidence
LOS ANGELES (Al*) - The fense apparently agitated Sir
lean of jtlorot >s dr(rodiD| Sir- ton. Al Walker approved item
ban Blshara Sir ton, cbargl No H, statements by mcmben
with murdering Pen. Robert F. of the Rrcicruciaa l-odge, Sir
Kennedy, earned out of cesirt ton waved his hands at attorney
Monday a large cardboard buc RitsseU P.irscits srd said, No.
of evidence Including fir ton's Na," and shook his head
The Rosicrucian order is a
alleged diaries
Superior Court Judge Herbert mystical group based in San
Walker ordered the diaries Jose, Calif Siihan reportedly
and statements, all gathered by jcined the order and wrale to it
investigators, released for iiv from jail.
| The evidence ah>o iadudrd
spectrcn by !he defense.
statement*. <by SirVr. < mother,
r*
* -fi - ____ .i _
Inc order c.ne al a spcciv. m
heanng cated on * fe* hears M;tiy, . nd four brothers.
noiicc in the tiny courtroom jd- Sirtrn agitcJ *.S;l defense
j joining SiM-r.'j cell. The 21- ard prosecuVer. attorneys c;n
t in private wlthotl the lclyear-c'id Jordanian, appearing
X.
tvc, m m , a*# . k tp,^ * 3 5 ^ 5

jliwr Ws
jridy w?j shot June i a! the Am-.
ibs.idor Hotel.
| M^joi Sim Yorty *aid Ihcy
jcor tailed a siatemnt by Sirton
ttot Kennedy must he assauinoted by Jure S. The defense
charge ih- rotebw s %trt *!egaily serird. but .VKtgc Walker
I has ruled they were aifmiw.hk.
Am nog other Hens released
.la lb? di fense *cie statements j
by several of Stihan's former
high srhool classmates and ihe,
n?mes ef prospective prosecu
lien wlncs5es.
I One item requested by the le
l,0nS KW*
The Odessa American

Odessa, Texas
Tuesday, December 24,1968
Page 12-A
Defense Wins
Round In
Sirhan Case
LOS ANGELES <AP) Law
yers for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan,
charged with murdering Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy, have won
the right to examine a list of
prosecution witnesses and pro
secution evidence, including ntebooks said to be Sirhans dia
ries.
Mayor Sam Yorty has said
the notebooks contain a state
ment that Kennedy must be illied by June 5. The senator was
fatlly shot last June 5 at the
Ambassador Hotel.
Sirhans lawyers have said
the notebooks were seized ille
gally, but Superior Court Judge
Herbert V. Walker ruled they
are admissable. He turned them
over to the defense for study
Monday.
Defense attorneys toted them
cut of the court in a big card
board box, also containing state
ments by Sirhans high schoo
classmates and th* names o
prospective prosectuion wit
nesses.
One item requested by the de
fense apparently bothered Sir
han. No, no, he said as Walk
er handed over statements by
members of the Rosicrucian
Lodge.
The Rosicrucian order is a
mystical group based in San
Jose, Calif. Sirhan, a 24-year-old
Jordanian, reportedly joined it
and wrote to it from jail.
Sirhan agreed that his law
yers and prosecuting attorneys
could meet m private to talk
about his case without him.
One of his lawyers told news
men a psychiatrist from the Uni
versity of California school of
criminology visited Sirhan in his
cell earlier in the day.
Were going to have every
test made we know of, said an
other.
Sirhan looked pale but confi
dent. He swiveled in his curtroom chair and flashed smiles
at newsmen. The judge said he
Icould be immunized against the
Hong Kong flu.

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