Lamar Lodge No. 292 donates to Flag Club

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On November 18, the Masonic Lodge in Lamar (Lamar Lodge No. 292) presented a check to the Barton County Memorial Park to go towards the very popular Flag Club. Since the Flag Club started just two months ago, over $4,000 has been raised. Pictured, left to right are, Michael Wolford, Gordie Godfrey, David Hieber and Jerry Stepp.


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