July 2010 Message from the Guildmaster
June 28, 2010 by Ed Long
Filed under Message from the Guildmaster
July 4th, 1776, Independence Day
Independence: “ the state or quality of being independent; freedom from the influence, control, or determination of another or others.”
We owe this to our ancestors that we continue to pass it on to future generations.
Dixon’s is rapidly approaching and so is the deadline date of July 13th to RSVP for the Summer Reception. Let’s make this an event to remember. Looking forward to seeing everyone there. >>Click Here to read the announcement of the Summer Reception.
I also wanted to mention that the theme for the HCH table display at Dixon’s will be “Horn Objects” and all members are encouraged to bring an object made from horn other than a powder horn. Some examples include, horn boxes, broaches, portable ink wells, combs, spoons, cups etc. It can be reproduction or original. The items will be on display for the entire show and owners should claim at the closing.
Did you forget tickets for the raffle that will be held at Dixon’s? You could win a Southern style powder horn, bag and accouterments. They are all made by craftsmen from the South. The good news is that you can participate in raffle by purchasing tickets from this website and you do not have be present to win. >>Click Here to get your raffle tickets.
Sincerely,
Ed Long
Guildmaster
We are pleased to launch our new Website.
May 27, 2010 by Ed Long
Filed under Message from the Guildmaster
On behalf of the Honourable Company of Horners, it is my pleasure to present our newly revised website. I hope that our members are as excited about it as I am. Visitors browse through and receive a taste of what awaits you as a prospective member. If you have an interest in horn working or collecting, consider joining to become a part of the Guild. It is comprised of some of the finest artisans in the world. I can guarantee it will be a never-ending learning session.
Thanks to Freeman Rick Sheets, who redesigned this site making it informative and user friendly. Thanks also to Freeman Dave Rase whose earlier input brought about a significant change. I would be remiss if I did not mention the efforts of Guildmaster elect Jeff Bibb and others too numerous to mention.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy browsing through the site, I am sure you will return.
Sincerely,
Ed Long