Job's Daughters
I wrote this poem to give you a clue.
About who we are, and what we do.
We are Jobbies fair and true.
We are not just a group, but a life style too.
Our Master Masons give us heritage.
So we can never, thank them enough.
But, God is the one we follow in our pilgrimage.
He will always help us even when times are tough.
Job is our founding chapter,
where we seek to be so fair.
1920 Ethel T. Wead Mick became our funder.
She has given us so much love and care.
We learn about what we want to do in society,
with a truthful tongue, reverence, and piety.
We all find purity with a hint of humility.
Every daughter banned together by sisterhood even after Majority.
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