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Welcome to the North Carolina DeMolay web site. What is DeMolay? DeMolay International is the world’s largest youth fraternity. Young men ages 12 to 21 can join DeMolay. There are hundreds of DeMolay chapters throughout the United States and several other countries. DeMolay offers leadership training, fun activities (like sports, dances, competitions, trips, video games, and parties), civic service projects, management skills, public speaking opportunities, honors and scholarships. DeMolay builds character in young men and prepares them to be leaders.

Conclave 2009

March 21, 2009

Raleigh, NC

Kaihue Naihe of the Jacksonville Chapter was elected State Master Councilor at this year's Conclave. The business meeting was held in downtown Raleigh after touring the State Capitol Building, Legislature, and Museums. In addition to the DeMolay chapters in North Carolina, a large group from the Kempsville Chapter of DeMolay in Virginia Beach attended the Conclave.

The following honors and awards were presented at the banquet --

State Awards
Distinguished Service Award - Toroghe Ashford and Franchesco Fickey
Guild of the Leather Apron (Advisor of the Year) - Terry Rademann
Rookie of the Year - Nathan Fontes
Chapter of the Year - Jacksonville Chapter
Sportsmanship - Raleigh Chapter

Ritual Competition
Flower Talk - Toroghe Ashford
Ceremony of Light - Toroghe Ashford
9 O'Clock Interpolation - Nathan Fontes and Lee MacCabe
1st Degree Obligations - Nathan Fontes

Wii Video Game Competition
Golf - Nathan Fontes
Bowling - Kaihue Naihe
Skeet - Nathan Fontes

Greensboro Chevalier Observance

November 1, 2008

DeMolay Chevaliers joined together for dinner in Greensboro as one of many observances that took place across the state. Pictured in the front row are 50 year members (left to right) Wayne Willard, Edd Little, Buddy Nance and Percy Sudsbury.  In the back row are Chuck Rouse, Tony Glidewell, Allan Spain Jr., Matt Hunt, Fritz Falkson, and Frank Silber.

State Master Councilor Toroghe Ashford presented the Ceremony of Lights at the Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of North Carolina in Winston-Salem.  This picture was taken by Ric Carter, Editor of the North Carolina Mason.

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