On Easter Sunday 1934 the lodge assembled at the temple and walked together into Norhill Methodist Church, attending services “in a body.” It is one of the era’s most cinematic images: the fraternity, at its civic peak, processing through the Heights on Easter morning.
The source
Houston Chronicle, Mar. 31, 1934, p. 5: the Easter church page, listing Woodland Christian Church’s services at “Reagan Masonic Temple, Harvard and Eleventh.”
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Also: The lodge’s Easter march: Houston Post, Mar. 31, 1934.
