Brother Charles Taylor Reyburn

-1916-
	A master's job is never done, it lives on through the ages. The officers of 1916 were installed on February 11, 1916. The installation was opened to the families and for the first time an invitation was sent to the local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, so that group might attend. In the stated meeting of June, the Lodge allowed Brother F. B. Blakely to purchase a new oil stove to "aid in the preparation of banquets." Even then one of the most concerned parts of the Lodge was the kitchen, showing that Mason's of every year have one thing in common, Food. The Secretary of Clovis Lodge, Mr. A. S. Kirkpatrick, was elected to represent Clovis Lodge at the annual communication in San Francisco. He reported that he had a very pleasing time and that there were a great many accomplishments made while in San Francisco. In every attempt to please the brethren of Clovis Lodge, our by-laws were taken to Monrovia California for the purpose of having one of the brethren who received his third degree in Monrovia the ability to sign our book and become a full member of Clovis Lodge. IN January of 1917, Clovis Lodge donated $35.50, to the Masonic Homes Endowment Fund, which at the time was and extraordinary amount of money for such a small Lodge. On September 14, 1955, Bro. C. T. Reyburn Past Master of Clovis Lodge was laid to rest at Clovis Cemetery. The large number of people attending the service attested to the fact of the many friends he had made in Clovis and Clovis Lodge.
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