1971 Dixie Fellowship
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1971 Dixie Fellowship Patch
Eswau Huppeday 560 hosted the nineteenth Dixie Fellowship, the 1971 Area 6-B Fellowship.
Eswau Huppeday has been known for unusual and flashy patches. While this one is certainly unusually shaped, especially for the early 1970s, the color scheme is atypically subdued. The patch appears to represent a cotton boll. The lodge’s totem, the crossed musket and tomahawk appear in the center of the patch.
A mug and neckerchief were also produced for this event. I do not presently have images of these pieces.
Thanks to Jason Spangler (www.santeeswapper.com) for supplying the images for the Area Z and Dixie Fellowship patches used on this blog.
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