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Attended
Meeting
six members of the
Colonel Fredrick
Hambrlght Chapter of
the Daughters of Ameri
can Revolution attended
the District Two
meeting of the Society In
Gaatonla at the Country
Club Sept. 21. Hostess
chapters were the Wil
liam Gaston and Major
William Chronicle
Chapters.
In the absence of the
District Director, Mrs.
O. N. Lynn, Mrs. Perry
Starnes, state program
chairman, presided. She
presented the State
Regent, Mrs. Msirtha
Robinson, whose
comments were cen
tered siroimd the film,
"Home and Country"
which la a project of the
Society to show
historical places of
special Interest and
education throughout
the nation. It Is owned
by the State Society and
may be rented for
program use by con
tacting the Stsde
Headquarters in
Raleigh.
Among the special
guests was the Director
of the DAR School at
Crossnore, Robert
Martin. Two other
schools of special In
terest to the Society are
Tamassee, Oa.,
established in 1971 auid
Kate Dimcan Smith In
1024.
Interest in and
financial help are also
given to several schools
In the Indian Area. Also,
the National Flag has
been made In braille so
as to aid the blind In
feeling a true sense of
patriotism. Time and
money have also been
given to the Veterans
Hospitals Eind Centers
by the DAR.
There are 108 State
DAR Chapters and
between 200,000-800,000
National chapters.
Survey
Mrs. Doris Brooks
and Mrs. jEinlce Teeter
will conduct a survey on
home Improvement and
travel In the Kings
MoLmtaln iLrea Oct. 1-16.
A Bureau of Census
survey, questions on
Improvement and
upkeep of residential
properties will be asked.
Conducted four times
annually, the home
Improvement survey
yields vEiluable data to
the public.
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personal faith and
family life.
Mrs. P.O. Padgett,
Mrs. Gary Bryant, Mrs.
Bob Maner and Mrs.
Paul Mauney were
elected Bible
Moderators for the
year.
New Circle Chairmen
are Reba Humphrlee,
Hilda Ooforth, Eva
Keller, Arlene Barrett
and Edith Seism.
Members of the
Kitchen committee are
Marilyn Nelslar,
chairman; Mariana
Nelsler, Merlon
Thomasson, Boeala
Jenkins, Helen Blanton
ELnd Margaret WUllama.,
Mary Nelslar and Fran
Sincox are on the Dining
Room committee; Alice
Anne AdEims and fEimlly
make up the special
flower conmlttee; Eind
Olnny Arnette Is
chairman of Chrlsmon
committee.