PROCEEDINGS OFTHE GEORGIASTATE SOCIETY OFTHE NATIONALSOCIETY OFTHE DAUGHTERSOF THE 1992-1993

Mrs. Jerido Ward State Regent

Mrs. William Franklin Chastain State Recording Secretary

Mrs. Arthur H. Waite State Chairman Proceedings Committee

11A people which takes no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors will never achieve anything worthy to be remembered with pride by remote descen­ 11 dants. - Macaulay.

Non sibi set aliis - COLONIAL MOITO OF

"Not for Ourselves, but for Others" In Memory of MARTHA ANSLEY COOPER This volume of the State Proceedings is lovingly dedicated by the Georgia State Society of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution in grateful appreciation For her friendly counsel and devotion to the Georgia Daughters and her loyalty and untiring effort in furthering the objects and ideals of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution.

Her host of friends cherished her friendship. She was known for, admired for, and loved for her loyalty, energy, exuberance, and high principles . She made each friend feel special and proud to be her friend, and she was proud of her friends.

"To you Death came no conqueror; in the end You merely smiled to greet another friend."

2 -j Dedicated to MISS MARTHA ANSLEY COOPER

LIBRARIAN GENERAL 1977-1980 VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL 1972-1975 HONORARY STATE REGENT STATE REGENT 1970-1972

3 Contents Bylaws of Georgia State Society, NSDAR ...... I45 Calendar, 1993-1994 ...... 166 Chapter Regents Directory ...... 15 Committees, 1993-1994 ...... 25 National...... 26 State ...... 27 District Meetings ...... 41 Georgia State Society, Children of the American Revolution ...... 171 Honorary, Past National Officers, Georgia ...... 13 Honorary State Regents, Georgia NSDAR ...... 14 Items of Information ...... 150 Act of Incorporation ...... 150 Audit ...... 72 Awards Offered, 1994 ...... 1 63 DAR ScholarshipFund ...... 92 Days to Observe ...... 16 8 Hightower DAR School Award ...... 162 Historical Collections, Georgia NSDAR ...... 158 Informationfor Regents (See Calendar) ...... 166 List of DAR Schools ...... 152 Memorials ...... 35 National Honor Roll Requirements ...... 156 Reports, Dates, Due, Etc...... 154 State Budget ...... 155 State Honor Roll Requirements ...... 156 State Meetings ...... 30 Winners of Awards, 1993...... 159 Location of Chapters ...... 21 Memorial Service ...... 33 Minutes: Executive Committee Meetings ...... 45 Ninety-FifthA nnual State Conference ...... 53 Georgia Delegation at One Hundred-Second Continental Congress ...... 65 Meadow Garden Board ...... 104 State Board of ManagementMeeting ...... 48 National Officers ...... 12 Organization of Chapters ...... 23 Report and Engagements of State Regent ...... 66 Reports: Chapter ...... 110 Committee, National ...... 88 Committee, Special National ...... 97 Committee, State Standing ...... 98 State Officers ...... 66 Resolutions ...... 60 State Chairmans Club ...... 171 State Chapter Regents Club ...... 170 State Conferences ...... 149 State Officers, 1992-1994 ...... 6 State Officers Club ...... 168 State Regents, Georgia NSDAR ...... 14 Vice Presidents General from Georgia ...... 13

4 MRS. JERIDO WARD State Regent 1992-1994

5 State Officers 1992-1994 REGENT - Mrs. Jerido Ward, 413 Center St.. Wrens 30833. (706) 547-3 I 26 FIRST VICE REGENT - Mrs. Peter S. HanL 2885 Leal'wood Dr.. Marietta 30067. (404) 952-2467 SECOND VICE REGENT - Mrs. Fred A. Miller. Jr., 600 Woodhaven Rd .. Eastman 30 I 23. (912) 374-236 I CHAPLAIN - Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, P.O. Box 428, Pearson 3 I 642. (9 I 2) 422-384 I RECORDING SECRETARY - Mrs. W. Franklin Chastain. 206 Bolling Rd., N.E.. Atlanta 30305-3 I 07. (404) 233-I 920 CORRESPONDING SECRETARY - Mrs. Harold Usry. RFD 2, Box 83. Wrens 30833. (912) 986-6222 ORGA !ZING SECRETARY - Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., P.O. Box 838.Gray31032, (912) 986-6222 TREASURER - Mrs. Theodore C. Whitson, 225 Grosvenor Place, Atlanta 30328-4824. (404) 303-8712 REGISTRAR - Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, 400 Riverhill Dr., N.W., Atlanta 30328, (404) 843-3779 HlSTORIAN - Miss Kay Yarbrough, 420 N. Dawson St., Thomasville 3 I 792, (912) 226-4923 LIBRARIAN - Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, 1276 Arlene Ct., Lilburn 30247, (404) 564-2429 CURATOR - Miss Melodye G. Brown, 4545 River Pkwy .. Apt. 4-C, Atlanta 30339, (404) 955-7068

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STATE OFFICERS -1992-1994 Front row, left to right: Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Mrs. Donald Shattuck Blair, Mrs. Jerido Ward, Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt. Back row, left to right: Mrs . W. Franklin Chastain, Mrs. Harold Usry, Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer , Miss Kay Yarbrough, Mrs . Billy W. Hunter , Miss Melodye G. Brown 00

HONORARY STATE REGENTS ATTENDING STATE CONFERENCE 1993 Front row, left to right: Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, Mrs. Donald Shattuck Blair, Mrs. Jerido Ward, Mrs . Samuel M. Meritt, Mrs. Herman M. Richardson Back row, left to right: Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Mrs. Flew Murphey, Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, Mrs. Luther L. Watson, Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin , Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar , Mrs. James J. Leitch , Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson. 9 0

PAGES ATTENDING STATE CONFERENCE 1993 MEADOW GARDEN Home or . Signer or the Declaration or Independence Owned and Maintained by the Georgia State Society. NSDAR The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution ORGANIZED - October 11, 1890 NATIONAL OFFICERS-1992-1995 President General Mrs. Donald Shattuck Blair 5179 Hidden Harbor Road Sarasota, Florida 34242 First Vice President General Mrs. Frederick William Rohrs 240 Hickory Grove Road Horseheads, New York 14845 Chaplain General Mrs. John Thomas Berry 1221North Tenth Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas 7 I 923

*Recording Secretary General Registrar General Mr. Virgil Vincent Clary Mrs. Thomas Gee Burkey Corresponding Secretary General Historian General Mrs. Gary Robert Meeds Mrs. Dale Kelly Love Organizing Secretary General Librarian General Mrs. James Theodore Golden, Jr. Mrs. Billy Joe Lovett Treasurer General Curator General Mrs. John Emmett Drolshagen Mrs. Roger Wrenn Carroll Reporter General Mrs. Donald John Morton, Sr.

VICE PRESIDENTS GENERAL (Term of office expires 1994) Mrs. Robert P. Rehl, Indiana Mrs. Victor G. Barnes, Jr., Alaska Mrs. Thomas J. Upchurch, Jr., Texas Mrs. James 0. Warren, Jr., South Carolina Mrs. Leo A. Deike, Alabama Mrs. Robert H. Swadley, California Mrs. Joe M. Dietzel, North Carolina (Term of office expires 1995) Mrs. James E. Haynes, Arizona Mrs. Margaret DeMoville, Mississippi Mrs. Henry T.N. Graves, Virginia Mrs. Allen J. Bush, Arkansas Mrs. Merry Ann T. Parks, New York Miss H. Elizabeth Hancock, Delaware Mrs. Joseph L. Coburn, Ohio

12 (Term of office expires1996) Mrs. Glendon D. Gustafson, Illinois Mrs. Donald K. Andersen, Colorado Mrs. Richard C. McGehee, Kansas Mrs. William G. Dimmitt, Nevada Mrs. Richard M. Finn, Vermont Mrs. Irving D. Waterbury, Washington Mrs. Glenn D. Ellingsberg, North Dakota *All addresses: 1776 D Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006-5392 HONORARYPRESIDENT GENERAL *Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, Athens President General, 1944 - 1947 HONORARYVICE PRESIDENTSGENERAL *Mrs. Howard H. McCall, Sr., Atlanta, J948 - 1954 *Mrs. Henry Allan Ironside, Thomaston, 1962 - 1978 CHAPLAINGENERAL *Mrs. Thomas Earle Stribling, Atlanta, 1959 - I 962 REGISTRARGENERAL Mrs. Leonard D. Wallace, Madison, 1953 - 1956 Mrs. Herman M. Richardson, Blakely, 1974 - 1977 HISTORIANGENERAL Mrs. James J. Leitch, Atlanta, 1989-1992 LIBRARIANGENERAL *Miss Martha Ansley Cooper, Perry, 1977 - 1980 VICE PRESIDENTSGENERAL FROM GEORGIA *Mrs. Lucian Cocke ...... 1892 *Mrs. Albert Cox ...... 1893 *Mrs. Hoke Smith ...... 1894 *Mrs. Fleming C. Bailey ...... 1894-1895 *Mrs. William Dickson ...... 1896-1897 *Miss Anna Caroline Benning ...... 1898-1899 *Mrs. S.B.C. Morgan ...... 1900-1904 *Mrs. Robert Emory Park ...... 1 904-1907 *Mrs. Ira Sage ...... 1908-1909 *Miss Anna Caroline Benning ...... 1 910-1912 *Mrs. William Lawson Peel ...... 1912-1913 *Mrs. Sheppard W. Foster ...... 1915-1 917-1920 *Mrs. Howard H. McCall, Sr...... 1922-1925 *Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge ...... 1926-1929 *Mrs. Herbert Fay Gaffney ...... 1931-1934 *Mrs. Julian McCurry ...... 1934-1937 *Mrs. William Harrison Hightower ...... 1940-1943 *Mrs. Thomas Coke Mell ...... 1943-1944 *Mrs. Ober DeWitt Warthen ...... 1946-1949 *Mrs. Mark Smith ...... 1949-1950 *Mrs. Young Harris Yarbrough ...... 1951-1954 *Mrs. Thomas Earle Stribling ...... 1954-1957 *Mrs. Robert H. Humphrey ...... 195 7-1960 *Mrs. Harold Irvine Tuthill ...... 1 960-1963 Mrs. Samuel Mickleberry Merritt ...... 1963-1966 *Mrs. Benjamin Ivy Thornton ...... 1966-1969 Mrs. Herman M. Richardson...... 1969-l972 *Miss Martha Ansley Cooper ...... 1972-1975 Mrs. Arthur H. Waite ...... 1975-1978 Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin ...... 1978-1981 Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox ...... 1981-1984 *Deceased

13 STATE REGENTS OF THE GEORGIA STATE SOCIETY OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Date Name Ch; 1ptcr Tow n I. 189 1-1892 *Mrs. Augustus Ramon Sala s At Large 2. 1892- 1893 *Mrs. Harry Jackso n A tlanta Atla nta 3. 1893-18 98 *Mrs. S.B.C. Morgan A ugu sta Augusla 4 . 1898- 1899 *Mrs. Porter Kin g At lan ta Atlanta 5. 1899- 1903 *Mrs. Robert Emory Park Mar y Hammond Washi ngto n Macon 6. 1903- 1905 *Mr s. Ira Yale Sa ge Atlanta Atlanta 7. 1905- 1907 *Mr s. Jam es A. Rounsavi lle Xa vier Rome 8. 1907- 1909 *M iss An na Caroline Benning Ogletho rpe Co lum bus 9. 1909- 19 10 *M rs. P.W. God frey Sergeant Newton Cov ington 10. 1910- 19 12 *Mr s. John M. G rah am Fie ldin g Lew is Marietta II. 1912- 19 14 *Mrs. Sheppard W. Foster Atlanta Atlanta 12. 19 14- 191 6 *Mrs. Thaddeu s C. Parker Nathaniel Maco n M aco n 13. 19 16- 1918 *Mrs. Howard H. McCall, Sr. Atlanta Atlanta 14. 19 18- 1920 *Mrs. James S. Wood Sa vannah Sava nn ah 15. 1920- 1922 *Mrs. Max E. Land Fo rt Earl y Cord ele 16. 1922- 1924 *Mr s. Charles A ke rman Mar y Hamm o nd W ashin gton Macon 17. 1924- 1926 *Mr s. Ju lius Y. Talmadg e Elij ah Cl arke Athen s 18. 1926- 1928 *Mrs. Herbert M. Fra nkli n Go ve rnor Jar ed Irwin San dersvi lle 19. 1928- 1930 *Mrs. Herbe r! Fay Gaffn ey Og letho rpe Co lum bus 20. 1930- 1932 *Mr s. Bun W ylie Atlanta Atlan ta 2 1. 1932- 1934 *Mrs. Julian McC urr y Elijah C larke At hen s 22. 1934- 1936 *Mr s. John W. Dan ie l Sav ann ah Savan nah 23. 1936- 1938 *Mr s. John S. Ad ams John Lau rens Dub lin 24. 1938- 1940 *Mrs. W. Harri so n Hightowe r John Hou stoun Thom aston 25. 1940 - 1942 *Mr s. Tho mas Co ke Mell Atlanta Atlant a 26. 1942- 1944 *Mr s. Stewart Coll ey Arthur Fo rt Gran tville 27. 1944- 1946 *Mr s. Ob e r DeW itt Warthen V idalia V idalia 28 . 1946- 1948 *M rs. Mark Smi th Na thaniel Macon Maco n 29 . 1948- I 950 *Mr s. Youn g Harri s Yarb rough Na ncy Hart Mill ed gev ille 30. 1950- 1952 Mr s. Leon ard Wa llace Henry Wa lton Madi son 3 1. 195 2- 1954 *Mr s. T. Earle Striblin g Tom oc hichi C larksville 32. 1954- 1956 *Mr s. Robe rt H. Hu mp hrey Gove rnor Da vid Em anu el Swa insboro 33 . 1956- 1958 *Mr s. John F. Thigp e n Jo se ph Habe rsham Atlanta 34. 1958- 1960 *Mr s. Harol d Irvine Tuth ill Sava nnah Sava nna h 35. 1960- 1962 Mr s. Sa mue l M. Merritt Coun cil of Saf ety Am ericus 36. 1962- 1964 Mr s. Thoma s Kno x Kendrick Butt on G winnett Co lumbu s 37 . 1964-196 6 *Mr s. Benj am in Ivy Th ornton To moc hichi C lark es ville 38. 1966- 1968 Mr s. Herman M. Richard so n Blak ely 39. 196 8- 1970 Mrs. R. Hugh Reid V idal ia Vidalia 40. 1970 -1972 *Mi ss Ma rtha A nsley Cooper G eneral Dani e l Stewa rt Perry 4 1. 1972- 1974 Mr s. Arthur H. Wai te C heroke e Atlanta 42 . 1974- 1976 Mr s. Luther L. W atso n Ada m Bri nson T win City 43. 1976-19 78 Mr s. Lo uis Jo seph Ba h in Capta in Tho mas Cobb Co llege Pa rk 44. 1978- 1980 Mrs. Jo natha n W . Fox Sto ne Castle Da wso n 45 . 1980 - 1982 Mrs . Leonard G. De Lamar Co mmodore Richard Dal e Al bany 46 . 1982 - 1984 Mr s. Louis C. A lderman , Jr. Hawki nsv ille Haw kin sv ille 47. I 984 - 1986 *Mr s. A.C. Earl Shep herd Baron De Kalb Deca tur 48. I 986- 1988 Mr s. Jame s J . Le itch Jo seph Hab ersham Atla nta 49. I 988- 1990 Mrs. Jame s J . M uldrow Hancoc k Spar ta 50. 1990 - 1992 Mrs. Do nald D. Ha nkinson Captai n Th o mas Co bb Colleg e Park 5 1. 1992 - 1994 Mr s. Jeri do Wa rd John Fra nklin Wren Wrens HONORARY STATE REGENTS

*Mr s. S.B.C. Mor gan *Mrs. Joh n W . Daniel Mrs. Th o ma s Knox Kendri ck *Mr s. Jam es A. Roun sav ille *Mr s. John S. Ada ms *Mrs. Benjamin Ivy Tho rnton *Mr s. John M. Gra ham *Mr s. Henry A llan Ironside Mr s. Herman M. Richar dso n *Mr s. Howa rd H . McCall . Sr . (Mr s. W. Harri son Highlowe r) Mrs. R. Hugh Re id *Mr s. S.W. Foster *M rs. Th o mas Co ke Mel l *Mi ss Martha A nsley Cooper *Mi ss A nna Caro line Bennin g xMr s. Stewa rt Coll ey Mr s. Arthur H. Waite *Mrs. T.C. Par ker *Mrs. Ober D. Wart hen Mr s. Luth er L. Wa tson *Mrs. Max E. Land *Mr s. Mark Smith Mrs. Louis Jo seph Bahin *Mrs. Jam es S. Wood *Mr s. Youn g Harr is Yarbro ugh Mr s. Jon athan W. Fox *Mrs. C harles Ake rma n Mrs. Leo nard Wallace Mrs. Leona rd G. De Lamar *Mrs. Jul ius Y. Talmadge *M rs. T. Earl e Stribling +Mr s. Loui s C. A lde rman, Jr. *Mrs. Herbert Frank lin *Mrs. Robe rt H. Humphrey *Mr s. A .C. Earl Shepherd *Mrs. Herbe rt Fay G affne y *Mr s. John F. Thigpen Mr s. Ja me s J. Le itch *Mrs. Bun W ylie *Mr s. Haro ld Irvine Tuth ill Mrs. Jam es J. Muldrow *Mr s. Julian McC urr y Mr s. Sa mu el M. Merritt Mrs. Donald 0. Hankin son

* Decea sed x Res ig ned + Mr s. Flew Murph ey

14 Chapter Regents Directory 1993-1994 ABRAHAMBALDWIN 3-001-GA (49) Carrollton Mrs. Ken Mims, 17 Hickory Trail-Maple Valley, Villa Rica 30180 ADAM BRINSON3-002-GA (42) Twin City Mrs. Homer S. Durden, m, PO Box 478, Swainsboro 3040 I ALTAMAHA3-003 -GA (67) Jesup Mrs. Ira Dent, 2085 Beards Bluff Road, Odum 3 I 555 ANDREWHOUSER 3-004-GA (62) Marietta Mrs. John D. Stephens, 3375 Timber Lake Road, NW, Kennesaw 30144 ARCHIBALDBULLOCH 3-005 -GA ( 111) Statesboro Mrs. Ronald E. McCrosky, 111 Hazelwood Drive, Statesboro 30458 ATLANTA3-006-GA (201) Atlanta Mrs. Hugh H. Howell, Jr., 2811 Ridgewood Road, NW, Atlanta 30327 AUGUSTA3-007-GA (98) Augusta Mrs. Dallas Edgar Bahm, 2520 Weldon Drive, Augusta 30906 AUGUSTINCLAYTON 3-102-GA (43) Jonesboro Mrs. Ted H. Morgan, 4724 Hendrix Drive, Forest Park 30050 BAINBRIDGE3-008-GA (63) Bainbridge Mrs. Jahez P. Kelly, Jr., Route 2 - Box 2891, Bainbridge 31717 BARNARDTRAIL 3-009-GA (4 1) Sylvester Mrs. Davis W. King, 1203 Cordele Road, Sylvester 31791 BARON DeKALB3 -010-GA (238) Decatur Mrs. John D. Millar, 3243 Wake Robin Trail, Atlanta 30341 BENJAMINHAWKINS 3- 001-GA (25) Cuthbert Mrs. John D. Morrison, Route I - Box 65, Cuthbert 31740 BIRDSVILLE3-012-GA (29) Millen Mrs. Roy W. Herrmann, Route I - Box 43, Millen 30442 BONAVENTURE 3-0 13-GA (45) Savannah Mrs. S. Osvald, 202 East 55 Street, Savannah 31405 BRIER CREEK 3-014-GA (63) Sylvania Mrs. Alex S. Boyer, Jr., 118 Dixie Avenue , Sylvania 30467 BRUNSWICK3-015-GA (104) Brunswick Mrs. Robert M. Zacharias, 151 Heritage Drive, St. Simons Island 31522 BURKHALTER3-016-GA (25) Warrenton Mrs. Albert H. Wren, Route l - Box 189, Gibson 30810 BUTTONGWINNETT 3-017-GA (92) Columbus Mrs. Perlene Sellars Kelly, 1620 Wynnton Road, Columbus 31906 CAPTAINEDWARD HAGIN 3-109-GA (43) Dallas Mrs. Wendell Hardy, 4635 Macland Road, Powder Springs 30073

15 CAPTAINJOHN WILSON 3-018-GA (40) Thomson Mrs. W.C. White, 2669 Stage Coach Road, Thomson 30824 CAPTAINTHOMAS COBB 3-019-GA (44) College Park Mrs. John L. Glanker, Jr., 2560 Wood Valley Drive, East Point 30344 CHEHAW3-108-GA (14) Putney Mrs. Edward B. Hale, 3112 Alachua Lane, Albany 31707 CHEROKEE3-020-GA ( 196) Atlanta Mrs. Charles B. Watkins, 4674 Mystic Drive, NE, Atlanta 30342 COLLEGEHILL 3-106-GA (60) Augusta Mrs. Hugh H. Harris, 2678 Henry Street, Augusta 30904 COLONELDANIEL APPLING3-101-GA (42) Baxley Mrs. Russell Ebel, Route 7 - Box 475, Baxley 31513 COLONELJOHN McINTOSH3-021-GA (53) Conyers Mrs. William F. Kidd, 1012 Milstead Avenue, Conyers 30207 COLONELWILLIAM CANDLER 3-022-GA (73) Gainesville Miss Helen M. Martin, 757 Nix Drive, NW, Gainesville 30501 COLONELWILLIAM FEW 3-023-GA (77) Eastman Mrs. William Daniel McCranie, II, 708 Laurel Lane, Eastman 31023 COMMODOREOLIVER BOWEN 3-116-GA (20) Douglas Mrs. E.R. Bradley, 309 N. Pearl Avenue, Douglas 31533 COMMODORERICHARD DALE 3-024-GA (56) Albany Mrs. J.M. Jordan, Jr., P.O. Box 338, Leary 31762 COUNCILOF SAFETY3-025-GA (106) Americus Mrs. Rufus Peede, Route I - Box 113, Ellaville 31806 EARL OF CAMDEN3-096-GA (47) Kingsland Mrs. Brent Green, 1339 Sheffield lid. Road, Woodbine 31569 EDMUNDBURKE 3-027-GA (20) Waynesboro Mrs. Ralph Powell, Route I - Box 153, Spread Oak Road, Keysville 30816 ELUAH CLARKE3-028-GA (139) Athens Mrs. H. Randolph Holder, 383 Westview Drive, Athens 30606 ETOWAH3-030-GA (47) Cartersville Mrs. Charles M. Gilreath, 186 Etowah Drive, Cartersville 30120 FIELDINGLEWIS 3-031-GA ( I 05) Marietta Ms. Adelaide Stilwell, 256 Maxwell Avenue, SW, Marietta 30064-3214 FORT EARLY 3-032-GA (37) Cordele Mrs. James F. Forehand, P.O. Box 67, Lilly 31051 FORT FREDERICA3-033-GA ( I 08) St. Simons Island Mrs. Jack Torbett, 233 Cedar Street, St. Simons Island 31522 FORT PEACHTREE3-034-GA (116) Atlanta Mrs. Arthur B. Simms, Ill, 2637 Peachtree Road, NE, #308, Atlanta 30305 GENERALDANIEL NEWNAN3-115-GA (55) Newnan Mrs. Ralph Clark, 215 Greison Trail, #9-E, Newnan 30263

16 GENERALDANIEL STEWART 3-035-GA (60) Perry Mrs. Robert L. English, 106 Horseshoe Bend Blvd., Kathleen 31047 GENERALDAVID BLACKSHEAR3-036-GA (51) Rochelle Mrs. Ernest Braziel, Jr., P.O. Box 505, Rochelle 31079 GENERALJAMES JACKSON3-037-GA (95) Valdosta Mrs. John M. Samaras, Route 9 - Box 85-R, Valdosta 31601 GENERALJOSIAH TATTNALL3-107-GA (23) Claxton Mrs. John J. Kappes, P.O. Box 1519, Reidsville 30453 GEORGEWAL TON 3-038-GA (86) Columbus Mrs. Edward V. Stratton, 1900 N. Dixon Drive, Columbus 31906 GOVERNORDAVID EMANUEL3-039-GA (59) Swainsboro Mrs. Jim L. Flanders, Jr., 606 Kite Road, Swainsboro 30401 GOVERNORJARED IRWIN 3-041-GA (34) Sandersville Mrs. E. Ray Avirett, 206 Richmond Street, Sandersville 31082 GOVERNORTREUTLEN 3-043-GA (35) Fort Valley Mrs. V.H. Tomlinson, 604 North Street, Fort Valley 31030 HANCOCK3-044-GA ( 15) Sparta Miss Sydney Trawick, Route I - Box 203, Sparta 31087 HANNAHCLARKE 3-045-GA (35) Quitman Mrs. John R. Horton, 1300 West Gordon Street, Quitman 31643 HAWKINSVILLE3-046-GA ( I 05) Hawkinsville Mrs. Jack Forehand, Route 2, Colonial Acres, Cochran 31014 HENRYWALTON 3-048-GA (51) Madison Mrs. Lewis P. Nix, P.O. Box 846, Madison 30650 HIGHTOWERTRAIL 3-113-GA (43) Canton Mrs. Inman D. Jackson, Jr., 325 Princess Avenue, Woodstock 30188 JAMES PITTMAN3-049-GA (30) Commerce Mrs. Willia N. Harden, P.O. Box 300, Commerce 30529 JOHN BALL 3-050-GA (14) Gordon Mrs. Frank R. Eady, Route I, McIntyre 31054 JOHN BENNING3-051-GA (84) Moultrie Mrs. Billy Glass, Route 6 - Box 496, Moultrie 31768 JOHN BENSON 3-052-GA (77) Hartwell Mrs. Steven G. Smith, 130 Smith Street, Hartwell 30643 JOHN CLARKE3-053-GA (101) Social Circle Miss Mary Kate Tribble, P.O. Box 12, Social Circle 30279 JOHN FLOYD 3-054-GA (172) Homerville Mrs. Calvert J. Lee, P.O. Box 559, Alma 31510 JOHN FRANKLINWREN 3-055-GA (100) Wrens Mrs. Don Allmond, 500 Chamblin Road, Grovetown 30813 JOHN HOUSTOUN3-056-GA (93) Thomaston Mrs. Mark Andrews, 618 South Church Street, Thomaston 39286

17 JOHN LAURENS3-099-GA (80) Dublin Mrs. Carl S. Williams, 18I 2 Knox Street, Dublin 31021 JOSEPH HABERSHAM3-057-GA (303) Atlanta Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., 1280 Heards Ferry Road, NW, Atlanta 30328 KETTLECREEK 3-100-GA (64) Washington Miss Betty Ann Slaton, 205 E. Robert Toombs Avenue, Washington 30673 KNOX CONWAY3-058 -GA (25) Ashburn Mrs. Bertie W. Elliott, P.O. Box 643, Ashburn 31714 LACHLANMcINTOSH 3-059-GA (74) Savannah Mrs. Robert F. Eason, 1418 N. Camden Circle, Savannah 31406 LADY HUNTINGDON3-105-GA (31) Oxford Mrs. William Henderson, 18 Meadow Lane, Covington 39209 La GRANGE3-060-GA (75) LaGrange Mrs. Rachel M. Jones, 433 Gordon Circle, LaGrange 30240 LAMAR-LAFAYETTE3-061-GA (37) Barnesville Mrs. John Wiggins, 254 Zebulon Street, Milner 30257 3-062-GA (86) Waycross Mrs. Edward J. Fallin, Jr., 2400 ManchesterDrive, Waycross 31501 MARTHASTEWART BULLOCH 3-114-GA (60) Roswell Mrs. Robert Stone, 11965Chaffin Road, Roswell 30075 MARY HAMMONDWASHINGTON 3-064-GA (151) Macon Mrs. Dennis J.F. Beall, 3404 Ridge Avenue, Macon 31204 MATTHEWTALBOT 3-065-GA (22) Monroe Mrs. John R. Laseter, P.O. Box 1054,Monro e 30655 METTER3 -066-GA (22) Metter Mrs. W.J. Neville, Jr., Route 2, Cobbtown 30420 MINERALSPRINGS 3-103 -GA (20) Nahunta Mrs. Huey R. Ham, Route I - Box 37, Nahunta 31553 NANCYHART 3-067-GA (93) Milledgeville Mrs. Gordon B. Ragan, 330 Doles Blvd., Milledgeville3 I 061 NATHANIELABNEY 3-068-GA (33) Fitzgerald Mrs. Joseph E. Mortis, Route 2 - Box 660, Fitzgerald31750 NATHANIELMACON 3-069-GA (90) Macon Mrs. John H. Terry, 109 LokehapeeLanding, Macon 31210 NOBLE WIMBERLYJONES 3-070-GA (33) Shellman Mrs. Oscar T. Aycock, Route I - Box 220, Shellman 31786 OCONEE3-071-GA ( 18) McRae Mrs. William E. Cotter, 80 I College Street, McRae 31055 OGLETHORPE3-072-GA (124) Columbus Mrs. Richard R. Simpson, 7527 Hedgestone Drive, Upatoi 31829 OLD HEROD3-026-GA (59) Dawson Mrs. Wilburn B. Taylor, Route 5, Dawson 3 I 742

18 OLIVERMORTON 3-073-GA (77) Gray Mrs. Emmett T. Bragg, P.O. Box 575, Gray 31032 OOTHCALOGA3-074-GA (58) Adairsville Mrs. Alvin Witherington,P.O. Box 345, Adairsville30103-0345 PETER EARLY 3-076-GA ( 112) Blakely Mrs. Peggy Swann Usry, Route 4, Blakely 31723 PHILADELPHIAWINN 3-111-GA (62) Snellville Mrs. Thomas P. McIntosh, 1898 New Hope Road, Lawrenceville30245 PULASKI3-077 -GA (90) Griffin Mrs. Ronald R. Mercer, P.O. Box 3 IO, Hampton 30228 ROANOKE3-078 -GA (54) Richland Mrs. Harry Moxley, Old Lumpkin Road, Richland 3 I 825 ROBERTLOUGHRIDGE 3-104-GA (40) Chatsworth Mrs. George Wright, 620 Emmons Drive, Dalton 30720 ROSWELLKING 3-110-GA (46) Dunwoody Mrs. Ted Reissing, 5102 Hidden Branches Drive, Atlanta 30338 ST. ANDREW'SPARISH 3-079-GA (50) Darien Mrs. Thomas L. Gore, P.O. Box 70, Meridian 31319 SAVANNAH3-080-GA (214) Savannah Mrs. James Cooper, 1214 BrightwoodDrive , Savannah 31406 SERGEANTNEWTON 3-081-GA (78) Covington Mrs. Moody C. Summers, Jr., 4190 Conyers Street, Covington 30209 STEPHENHEARD 3-082-GA (44) Elberton Mrs. G. Leon Stratton, 1842 Stratton Road, Elberton 30635 SUKEY HART 3-112-GA (33) Warner Robins Mrs. Claire M. Dixon , 120 Oakridge Drive, Warner Robins 31093-2143 SUNBURY3-084-GA (30) Winder Mrs. Henry Reyno Petree, Route I - P.O. Box 323, Bethlehem 30620 TALLASSEE3-085-GA (32) Tifton Mrs. C.R. Choate, Jr., 2401 Emory Drive, Tifton 3 I 794 THOMASVILLE3-086-GA (127) Thomasville Miss Sheila Massey, Route I , Russell Road, Box 346, Thomasville31792 THRONATEESKA3-087-GA (120) Albany Mrs. William E. McMichael, 603 Shamrock, Albany 31707 TOCCOA3-088-GA (48) Toccoa Mrs. Raymond Martin, P.O. Box 147, Eastanollee30538 TOMOCHICHI3-089-GA (87) Clarkesville Mrs. William L. Frady, Route l - Box 380, Mt. Airy 30563 VIDALIA3 -090-GA (69) Vidalia Mrs. H.B. Davis, 422 Darby Drive, Vidalia 30474 WHITEHALLINN 3-091-GA (11) East Point Mrs. James R. Delay , 177.5Alvarado Terrace , SW, Atlanta 30310

19 WILLIAMMARSH 3-093-GA (69) LaFayette Mrs. James Adelbert McCauley , 103 South Shaw Street, LaFayette 30728 WILLIAMMcINTOSH 3-092-GA (63) Jackson Miss Julia Ann Farrigan, 326 South Oak Street, Jackson 30233 WILLIAMWITCHER 3-094-GA (63) Cedartown Miss Rena S. Reeves, 119 Springdale Drive, Cedartown 30125 XAVIER 3-095-GA (162) Rome Mrs. Jack D. McGuffey, 14 Huntington Road, SW, Rome 30165-8553

Number after each chapter name represents total membership from the Office of the Treasurer General , NS DAR, as of February 1993.

20 Location of Chapters OrganizationDate Adairsville 6-6-1924 Oothcaloga Albany 4-17-1920 Commodore Richard Dale Albany 6-2-1909 Thronateeska Americus 10-20-1908 Council of Safety Ashburn l l-5-1925 Knox-Conway Atlanta 4-15-1891 Atlanta Atlanta 12-21-1948 Cherokee Atlanta 12-11-1964 Fort Peachtree Atlanta 2-17-1900 Joseph Habersham Athens 2-12-1901 Elijah Clarke Augusta 2-20-1892 Augusta Augusta 10-15-1976 College Hill Bainbridge 11-7-1921 Bainbridge Barnesville 4-14-1928 Lamar-LaFayette Baxley 6-9-1972 Colonel Daniel Appling Blakely 6-14-1912 Peter Early Brunswick 2-12-1903 Brunswick Camden County 7-24-1967 Earl of Camden Canton 2-1-1985 HightowerTrail Carrollton 4-1-1953 Abraham Baldwin Cartersville 4-20-1909 Etowah Cedartown 6-3-1949 William Witcher Chatsworth 4-17-1976 Robert Loughridge Clarkesville 6-5-1909 Tomochichi Claxton 4-15-1978 General Josiah Tattnall College Park 11-21-1957 Captain Thomas Cobb Columbus 3-13-1908 Columbus 7-4-190 I George Walton Columbus 12-11-1892 Oglethorpe Commerce 3-16-1916 James Pittman Conyers 10-11-1921 Colonel John McIntosh Cordele 2-18-1914 Fort Early Convington 2-12-1895 Sergeant Newton Cuthbert 1-28-1914 Benjamin Hawkins Dallas 5-2-1981 Captain Edward Hagin Darien 1-26-1956 Saint Andrew's Parish Dawson 11-16-191 I Old Herod Decatur 11-29-1912 Baron DeKalb Douglas 12-5-1986 Commodore Oliver Bowen Dublin 2-1-1969 John Laurens Dunwoody 10-15-198l Roswell King Eastman 4-13-1913 Colonel William Few East Point 4-4-1961 Whitehall Inn Elberton 6-6-1901 Fitzgerald 7-19-1911 Nathaniel Abney Fort Valley 10-7-1907 Governor Treutlen Gainesville 3-26-1914 Colonel William Candler Gordon 4-9-1926 John Ball Gray 2-22-1922 Oliver Morton Griffin 2-6-1893 Pulaski Hartwell 3-12-1913 John Benson Hawkinsville 4-17-1920 Hawkinsville Homerville 11-18-1948 John Floyd

21 Jackson 5-24-1913 William McIntosh Jesup 12-30-1916 Altamaha Jonesboro 6-8-1973 Augustin Clayton LaFayette 4-12-1911 William Marsh LaGrange 2-5-1920 LaGrange Macon 10-30-1893 Mary Hammond Washington Macon 1-14-1905 Nathaniel Macon Madison 3-2-1910 Henry Walton Marietta 1-18-1950 Andrew Houser Marietta 4-12-1904 Fielding Lewis McRae 12-30-1916 Oconee Metter I 2-15-1955 Metter Milledgeville 10-5-1900 Nancy Hart Millen 1-7-1964 Birdsville Monroe 1-23-1914 Moultrie 11-1-1910 John Benning Nahunta 6-7-1974 Mineral Springs Newnan 10-10-1986 General Daniel Newnan Oxford 4-17-1976 Lady Huntingdon Perry 2-18-1914 General Daniel Stewart Putney I 0-13-1979 Chehaw Quitman 4-18-1908 Hannah Clarke Richland 11-3-1925 Roanoke Rochelle 11-19-1938 General David Blackshear Rome 7-15-1891 Xavier Roswell 4-18-1986 Martha Stewart Bulloch Saint Simons Island 4-16-1960 Fort Frederica Sandersville 11-12-1910 Governor Savannah 4-18-1925 Bonaventure Savannah 5-2-1901 Lachlan McIntosh Savannah 4-15-1892 Savannah Shellman 1-29-1914 Noble Wimberly Jones Snellville 4-19-1982 PhiladelphiaWinn Social Circle 4-18-1917 John Clarke Sparta 4-17-1920 Hancock Statesboro 2-29-1964 Sylvania 5-17-1921 Brier Creek Sylvester 11-4-1921 Barnard Trail Swainsboro 5-26-193l Governor David Emmanuel Thomaston 3-25-191l Thomasville 6-19-1912 Thomasville Thomson 4-12-1930 Captain John Wilson Tifton 1-24-1962 Tallassee Toccoa 10-21-1923 Toccoa Twin City 4-12-1930 Adam Brinson Valdosta 10-12-1908 General James Jackson Vidalia 4-14-1928 Vidalia Warner Robins 10-7-1982 Sukey Hart Warrenton 11-29-1921 Burkhalter Washington 12-10-1971 Kettle Creek Waycross 6-5-1907 Lyman Hall Waynesboro 2-2-1925 Edmund Burke Winder 4-25-1921 Sunbury Wrens 12-8-1965 John Franklin Wren

22 Organizationof Chapters Atlan ta. 15. 1891 Xavier. 15. 1891 Augusta. Augusta . 20. 1892 Sava nnah, Sava nnah 15, 1892 Athens, Athens (Disba nded 10-5-1910)...... April 15, 1892 Oglethorpe. Columbus ...... Decembe r 11. 1892 Pu laski, Griffin ...... February 6. 1893 Mary Hammond Washington, Macon ...... October 30, 1893 Susannah Elliott. LaGrange (Disba nded 10-2-1902) ...... October 15, 1894 Thronatceska. Albany (Reorganized June. 1909) 4. 1895 Sergea nt Newlon, Covington ...... February 1895 Franc is Marion. Thomasville (Disbanded 4-17- I 903) ...... February 14, 1895 Kettle Creek. Washington (Disbanded 2-1-194 1) (Reo rganized Dec. 10.1971 ) 11. 1895 Piedmont Continental. Atlania (Disband ed 2-9-1927) 27. 1898 John Adams Treutlen. Wayne sboro (Disbanded 1-3- 1909)...... February 17, 1900 Joseph Habersham. Atlanta ...... February 17, 1900 Jonathan Bryan. Waycross (Disbanded 10-26-1938)...... February 17. 1900 Thoma s Jefferson. Atlanta (Disba nded 10-5- 1910) ...... April 9. 1900 Nancy Hart. Milledgeville ...... October 5. 1900 Elijah Clarke, Athens . 12. 1901 Lachlan McIntosh. Savannah 2. 190 1 Stephen Heard. Elberton...... June 6. 1901 Geor ge Walton. Co lumbus 4. 1901 Brunswick. Brunswick ...... February 1903 Sarah Dickinson, Newnan (Disbanded I 0-16-1957) ...... February 2 1. 1903 Stephen Hopkins. Marshallvil le (Disbanded June 2. 1954) ...... February 21, 1903 Shadrac h Inman. Hepzi bah (4-15- 19 16).. 6. 1904 Fielding Lewi s, Marietta 1904 Nathan iel Macon , Macon...... January 14. 1905 Sara McIntosh, Atlanta (Disbanded 11-2-1910)...... Novembe r I, 1905 Lyman Hall. Waycross...... June 5. 1907 Governor Treut len. Fort Valley...... October 7. 1907 Button Gwinnett, Co lumbus...... March 13, 1908 Hanna h Clar ke, Quitman 18. 1908 Ge nera l James Jack son. Valdosta 12. 1908 Counci l or Safety , Americus ...... October 20. 1908 Archibald Bulloch. Montezuma (Disbanded 2- 1- 1937) 3, 1908 Etowa h, C.irtersvi lle 1909 Tomochi chi. Clarkesville Sergeant Jasper. Mont ice llo (Disbanded 10-15- 1953) Henry Walton, Mad ison David Meriwether , Greenvi lle (Disbanded 12-9- 1934) ...... Octobe r 25, 1910 John Benning, Mou ltrie...... Nove mber I, 1910 Governor Jared Irwin. Sandersvi lle ...... November 12, 1910 Stone Castle. Dawson (Automat ically disbanded 6-4- 1983)...... March 2 1. 1911 John Houstoun, Thomaston...... March 25. 191 I William Mars h, LaFayette ...... April 12. 1911 Nathaniel Abney. Fitzgera ld ...... July 19. 191 I Old Herod. Dawson (Name changed from Doroth y Walton 4- 16-1983)...... November 16. 191 I Governor , Thomaston (Disbanded 10- 15- 1930)...... December 11.1911 Governo r , Dalton (Disbanded 6-9-67) ...... Januar y 20. 1912 Peter Early. Blakely ...... June 14. 1912 Thoma svi lle. Thomasville (Changed from Ochlocknee 1933) ...... June 19. 1912 Baron DeKa lb. Decatur (Local ion changed from Clarkston 2-1- 1937) ...... November 29. 19 12 Lanahas see, Buena Vista (Disbanded 2-1-1937) ...... February 27. 1913 John Benson. Hartwell ...... March 12. 1913 Major Genera l Samue l Elbert, Tenn ille (Disbanded 2- 1- 1944) ...... March 24. 1913 Colone l William Few, Eastman 13. 1913 William McIntosh, Jackson . 24. 1913 James Mon roe, Forsyth (Disbanded 2- 1- 1958) 4, 1913 Anawaq ua, Fairburn (Disbanded 10-18- 1919) 4. 1913 Matthew Talbot , Monroe...... January 1914 Sam uel Reid, Eaton ton (Disbanded 6-30-1938)...... Ja nuary 26. 19 14 Benjamin Hawkins, Cuthbert...... January 28, 1914 Noble Wimberly Jones. She llman ...... January 29. 1914 General Danie l Stewart. Perry...... February 18. 1914 Fort Early. Cordele 18. 1914 Colo nel William Candler. Gainesville.. 26. 19 14 McIntosh Rese rve. Carro llton (Disbanded 10-17-19 18) ...... April I. 1914 John Laurens. Dublin (Disbanded 10-15- 1958)...... February 25. 1916 (Reorgani,cd Feb. I. 1969) James Pittman. Commerce ...... March 16, 1916 Altamaha. Jesup ...... December 30, I 9 I 6 Oconee. McRae ...... December 30, 19 I 6 John Clarke. Soc ial Circle ...... April 18, 1917

23 Chattahoochee, West Point (Disbanded 12-30- 1933)...... January 18, 1918 Hawthorne Trail. Pelham (Disband ed 4-5- 1939)...... February 9, 19 18 LaGran ge. LaGra nge...... February 5, 1920 Colonel John Dooley. Vienna (Disbanded 8-2-1928) ...... Apr il 17. 1920 Commodore Richard Dale, Alban y 17, 1920 Hawkinsv ille. Hawkinsville 17, 1920 Hancock. Spana...... April 17, 1920 Anna-Kanasta, Douglasville (Disbanded 12-30-1933) ...... March 29, 1921 Sunb ury, Winder .. 25, 192 1 Brier Creek . Sy lvania 17. 192 1 Peter Coffee. Abbev ille (Disbanded 12-30-1933) 10. 192 1 Corde le, Corde le (Dis banded 6-7- 1922) . 30. 192 1 Colonel John McInt osh. Conyers 11, 192 1 Barnard Trail , Sy lvester (Nam e chan ged from Sylves ter, 1928) ...... Nove mber 4. 192 1 Bainbrid ge, Bainbridge...... Nove mber 7. 192 1 Burkhalter. Warrenton ...... Nove mber 29. 192 1 Elizabet h Marlow, Montice llo (D isbanded 2- 1- 1968) ...... December 16. 1921 Oliver Morton . Gray...... Februa ry 22, 1922 Old Marion , Jeffersonville (D isbanded 2-2- 1933) ...... March 2 1, 1922 Ca iro, Cairo (Disbanded 12- 17- 1968)...... December 12, 1922 Toccoa , Toccoa...... Octobe r 2 1, 1923 Oothcaloga, Adairsv ille...... June 6, 1924 Fon Valley, Fon Valley (Disbanded Apri l 19, 1948)...... Februar y 2, 1925 Edmund Burke. Waynesboro 2, 1925 Bonaventure. Savannah 1925 Elizabe th Washingto n. Augusta (Disbanded 10-25- 1939) 4. 1925 Jcffersonia Hawk ins. Robe rta (Disbanded 2-2-1933)...... June 16, 1925 Roanoke. Richland (Locat ion changed from Lumpkin 1-3 1- 1959) .. . .. November 3, 1925 Knox-Co nwa y. Ashburn...... Nove mber 5, 1925 John Ball , Gordon (Loca tion changed from Irwint on. 2-2-1990) ...... April 9, 1926 Arthur Fort , Grantville (Disbanded 2- 1- 1955) ...... Jun e 14, 1927 Ca milla . Ca milla (Disbanded 12, 1927 Lamar- LaFaye 11e. Barnesville 14, 1928 Vidalia. Vida lia...... April 14, 1928 Captain John Wilso n. Thomson (Name changed from Th omso n. 4-5-1939) ...... April 12, 1930 Adam Brinson. Twin City (Name of loca tiion changed from Graymont-Summ it) ...... April 12, 1930 Governor David Emanue l. Swai nsboro (Na me of loca tion changed from Emanuel County 10-7-1956 )...... May 26. 193 1 Elisha Walker , Wrightsv ille (Disbanded 2-1- 1937) ...... Februar y 28, 1935 Genera l David Blacks hear, Rochell e ...... November 19, 1938 Governor George W. Towns. Ta lboHon (Disba nded October 12, 199 1)...... May 18, 1946 Governor George M. Troup. Hogansvi lle (Disbanded 2-1- 1951) ...... December 2. 1947 John Floyd, Homervi lle ...... Nove mber I 8. 1948 Cherokee, Atlan ta (Loca tion changed from Brookha ven. 10- 16- 1953)...... December 2 1, 1948 William Witcher. Ceda rtown ...... June 3. 1949 Andrew Houser, Mariella 18. 1950 John Dooley, Lincolnton (D isbanded October 16, 1956) ... 12, 1952 Abraham Baldwin. Carro llton I. 1953 Major General John Twiggs. Jeffe rsonvi lle (Disba nded 6- 11- 1993) ...... August I 8, 1955 Peac htree Tra il. Mariella (Loca tion changed Kennesaw. 6- 1-1962) (Disba nded 10- 17- 1968) ...... October 21. 1955 Meller. Meller...... Dece mber 15. 1955 Saint Andrew's Paris h. Darien ...... Januar y 26, 1956 Hawthorn e Trail. Camilla (Disbanded 2-6- 1987) ...... April 14. 1956 Cap tain Thoma s Cobb, College Park ...... Nove mber 2 1. 1957 Fort Frederi ca, Sai nt Simons Island ...... April 16, I 960 Whit ehall Inn. East Point (Location changed from Atlanta. Feb. 5. 1982) ...... April 4, 1961 Tallassee. Tifton ...... January 24, 1962 Birdsvi lle, Millen...... January 7, I 964 Archibald Bulloch. Statesboro ...... February 29, 1964 Fort Peachtree, Atlanta (Loca tion changed from Roswe ll 6-13- 1966) . . ... Dece mber 11, 1964 John Franklin Wren , Wrens ...... Dece mber 8. 1965 Earl of Camden. Camden County ...... Jul y 24, I 967 Ocmulgee, Warner Robins (Disbanded June 11. 1976) ...... February 1, 1969 Colonel Daniel Appli ng. Baxley ...... June 9, 1972 Augustin Clayton. Jonesboro ...... June 8, 1973 Mineral Springs. Nahunta.. . .. June 7, 1974 Lady Huntin gdo n, Oxford...... April 17, 1976 Robert Loug hridge. Chatswo nh 17, 1976 College Hill, Aug usta 15, 1976 General Josiah Tattnall. Claxton 15, I 978 Chehaw, Putney 13, 1979 Ca ptain Edward Hagin. Dalla s ...... May 2. 198 1 Roswe ll King, Dunwoody...... October I 5, 198 1 Philad elphia Winn , Sne llville...... April 19, 1982 Sukey Hart, Warn er Robins...... October 7. 1982 Hightower Trai l, Canton I. 1985 Martha Stewa rt Bulloch, Roswe ll I 986 General Daniel New nan, New nan I 0, 1986 Commodore Oliver Bowen, Douglas...... December 5. 1986 24 Committees 1993 -1994

NATIONALAPPOINTMENTS CHAIRMENOF NATIONALCOMMITTEES Membership- Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, 400 Riverhill Dr., N.W., Atlanta 30328 VICE CHAIRMENOF NATIONALCOMMITTEES DAR Scholarship- Special Vice Chairman, Enid Hall Griswold Memorial Scholarship - Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O. Box 46 I, Sparta 3 I087 NATIONALVICE CHAIRMEN,SOUTHEASTERN DIVISION AmericanHeritage - Miss Melodye G. Brown, 4545 River Pkwy., Apt. 4-C, Atlanta 30339 GenealogicalRecords - Mrs. W. Franklin Chastain, 206 Bolling Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30305-3l07 Honor Roll - Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., 1280 Heards Ferry Rd., N.W., Atlanta 30328 Junior AmericanCitizens - Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, 170 Dix Lee'On Dr., Fairburn 30212 Public Relations- Miss Kay Yarbrough,420 Dawson St., Thomasville 31792 VolunteerGenealogists- Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., 600 Woodhaven Rd., Eastman 30123 OTHER NATIONALAPPOINTMENTS Advisor,DAR Museum- Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Sr., P.O. Box 39, Ailey 304l0 Resolutions- Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apt. V-3, Atlanta 30342 DAR SPEAKERSSTAFF, AREA REPRESENTATIVES Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., 1280 Heards Ferry Rd., N.W., Atlanta 30328 Mrs. Charles H. Kezar, 642 Hwy. 26 East, Elko 3 l025 Mrs. William Daniel Mccranie, n,706 Laurel Ln., Eastman 3 l023 Miss Jessie J. Mize, 4025 Barnett Shoals Rd., Athens 30605 Mrs. Theodore C. Whitson, 225 Grosvenor Place, Atlanta 30328 All Honorary State Regents VAVS REPRESENTATIVES Augusta:Mrs. Marguerite F. Fogleman, 706Woodlawn Ave., W., North Augusta, SC 29841 Deputies:Mrs.J.T. Lundy, 3 l07 Trafalfar Dr., Augusta 30909 Mrs. Max H. Turner, 2704 Wicklow Dr., Augusta 30909 Mrs. Bernard U. Porter, 3315 Sandpiper Ct., Augusta 30907 Decatur:Mrs. Charles W. Ehle, 333 Oakland St., Decatur 30030 Deputies:Mrs.Charles S. Nussbaum, 2591 White Leigh Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30345 Mrs. Edward G. Stecher, 3458 Alison Dr., Doraville 30340 Mrs. Jeffery M. Briggs, 6839 Lakeview Ln., Doraville 30340 Dublin: Mrs. Edsel F. Graham, 106 Mimosa Dr., Dublin 31021 Deputies:Mrs. James T. Martin, 4 IO Cloverdale Dr., Dublin 31021 Mrs. E.B. Claxton, Jr., 101 Rosewood Dr., Dublin 31021 Miss Ariel D. Gray, 902 Stonewall Dr., Dublin 31021 DAR SCHOOLAPPOINTMENTS Kate Duncan Smith Board of Trustees- Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, 400 Riverhill Dr., N.W., Atlanta 30328; Mrs. Jerido Ward, 413 Center St., Wrens 30833 KateDuncan Smith Board of Trustees,Advisory Committee - Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, 400 RiverhillDr., N.W., Atlanta 30328 (Chairman);Miss MelodyeG. Brown, 4545 River Pkwy., Apt. 4-C, Atlanta 30339; Mrs. James J. Leitch, 18I 7 Charline Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30306 Kate Duncan Smith Board of Trustees,Endowment Committee - Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, 2885 Leafwood Dr., Marietta 30067 Kate Duncan Smith Board of Trustees,Finance Committee- Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apt. V-3, Atlanta 30342; Mrs. Jerido Ward, 413 Center St., Wrens 30833

25 TamasseeBoard of Trustees - Mrs. James J. Leitch, 1817 Charline Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30306 (ExecutiveCommittee); Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., 1280 Heards Ferry Rd., N.W., Atlanta 30328; Mrs. Jerido Ward, 413 Center St., Wrens 30833 TamasseeBoard of Trustees,Advisory Committee- Mrs. John I. Bell, Jr., 485 Tavern Cir., Atlanta 30350; Mrs. W. Franklin Chastain, 206 Bolling Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30305; Mrs. Paul E. Feniello,645 BittersweetTr. , Dunwoody30338; Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, 2885 LeafwoodDr. , Marietta 30067; Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, 170 Dix Lee'On Dr., Fairburn30213; Mrs. Inman D. Jackson, Jr., 325 Princess Ave., Woodstock 30188; Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, 400 Riverhill Dr., N.W., Atlanta 30328; Mrs. James J. Leitch, 1817Char line Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30306; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., 600 WoodhavenRd ., Eastman 31023; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O> Box 461, Sparta 31087; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apt. V-3, Atlanta 30342 TamasseeLong Range PlanningCommittee - Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O. Box 461, Sparta 31087 STATE CHAIRMENOF NATIONALCOMMITTEES AmericanHeritage - Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., 1280 Heards Ferry Rd., N.W., Atlanta 30328 AmericanHistory - Mrs. William E. Shubert, Rt. 2, Box 2711, Shubert Rd., Hartwell 30643 Vice Chairmen:N.E. - Mrs. William L. Frady, Rt. I, Box 380, Mt. Airy 30563 N.W.- Mrs. Tom Skelton, Jr., 1325 Hillwood Ave., Griffin 30223 S.E. - Mrs. Ira Dent, 2085 Beards Bluff Rd., Odum 31555 S.W.- Mrs. William D. Wilson, Sr., 114 Hillcrest Ave., Hawkinsville 31036 American Indians - Mrs. John K. Bretch, 1733 Kimberly Dr., Marietta 30060 Americanismand DAR Manual for Citizenship- Mrs. James A. Harvey, Jr., 785 Pine Valley Rd., Mableton 30059 Vice Chairmen:N.E. - Mrs. F.L. Adams, 302 Glenn Stovall Dr., Thomson 30824 N.W. - Mrs. Charles L. Cope, 712 S. McDonough St., Decatur 30030 S.E. - Mrs. Donald S. McClain, 524 Marsh Cir., St. Simons Island 31522 S.W. - Mrs. Pasco F. Parker, 1403 Edgewood Ln., Albany 31707 Childrenof the AmericanRevolution - Mrs. Fred Richardson, 1424Rowan Ct., Marietta 30066 Conservation- Mrs. Wrenshaw W. Belew, 500 Mt. Pleasant Rd., N.E., Fainnount 30139-3406 ConstitutionWeek - Mrs. John M. Karlovich, P.O. Box 160, Kingston 30145 DAR Good Citizens - Mrs. Wade E. Brown, P.O. Box 95, Pearson 31642 Vice Chairmen: N.E. - Mrs. Gary Shattuck, 437 Milledge Cir!, Athens 30606 N.W. - Mrs. George E. Lenaeus, 311 Briarwood Dr., Carrollton 30117 S.E. - Mrs. W.A. Wentworth, 747 Deer Run Villas, St. Simons Island 31522 S.W. - Mrs. Glenn Vaughn, Jr., 1801 Elmwood Dr., Columbus 31906 DAR Magazine- Miss Florrie B. Jackson, 406 First St., LaFayette 30728 DAR MagazineAdvertising - Miss Meoldye G. Brown, 4545 River Pkwy., Apt. 4-C, Atlanta 30339 DAR Museum- Mrs. Lawrence Avery, 301 Robin Hood Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30309 DAR Scholarship- Mrs. Perry L. Bridges, Rt. 4, Box 317, Blakely 31723 DAR School - Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., 600 Woodhaven Rd., Eastman 31023 DAR Servicefor Veteran-Patients- Mrs. Edward L. Pietrowski, 2557 Central Ave., Augusta 30904 Vice Chairmen:N.E. - Mrs. Bernard U. Porter, 3315 Sandpiper Ct., Augusta 30907 N.W. - Miss Mary K. King, 1472 Brianwood Rd., Decatur 30033 S.E. - Mrs. E.B. Claxton, Jr., 101 Rosewood Dr., Dublin 31021 S.W. - Mrs. Heidt Neal, III, 5051 Midland Trace, Midland 31820 The Flag of the of America- Mrs. Richard E. Massie, 1150 Crestbrook Ln., Roswell 30075 GenealogicalRecords - Mrs. Everett E. Porter, Jr., 161 Farmington Dr., Woodstock 30188 Honor Roll - Mrs. Don Allmond, 500 Chamblin Rd., Grovetown 30813

26 Junior American Citizens- Mrs. Robert H. Farrow, 15Chatuachee Crossings, Savannah 31411 Junior Membership- Mrs. William Daniel McCranie,II, 706 Laurel Ln., Eastman 31023 Vice Chairmen: Contest- Mrs. Gary Stan Usry, Rt. 4, Box 326, Blakely 31723 Sales - Mrs. Ronald D. Kent, 319 Draper St., Warner Robins 31088 LineageResearch - Mrs. Sterling P. Jones, Rt. 3, Box 704, Blakely 31723 Vice Chairmen:N.E. - Mrs. Alvin V. Palmer, 143 Blue Branch Dr., S.W., Eatonton 31024 N.W. - Mrs. J.L. Henderson,214 Westerly Dr., Dalton 30720 S.E. - Mrs. Robert G. Fountain, Sr., 17 Wylly Island Dr., Savannah 31406 S.W. -Mrs. W.H. Askew, lll , P.O. Box 1487, Ft. Benning 31905 Membership- Mrs. William L. Bush, Jr.,. 1505Westwood Dr., Albany 31707 MotionPicture, Radio and Television- Mrs. Raiford L. Drew, 405 Riverview Dr., Jekyll Island 31527 National Defense - Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, 2885 Leafwood Dr., Marietta 30067 Program- Mrs. James L. Brown, 5 Woodland Dr., Rome 30161-5977 Public Relations- Mrs. Guy H. Miller, Jr., 265 WhetherbineWay, Tallahassee, FL 32301 Seimes MicrofilmCenter - Mrs. Albert H. Wren, Rt. I, Box 189, Gibson 30810 STATE CHAIRMENOF SPECIALNATIONAL COMMITTEES CommemorativeEvents - Mrs. Robe1tL. Loflin, 2907 Madden Dr., Columbus 31906 Friendsof the Library- Mrs. Alton Bruce, 217 Taylor St., Americus 31709 Insignia- Mrs. Dennis J.F. Beall, 3404 Ridge Ave., Macon 31204 LiteracyChallenge - Mrs. Buxton L. Daniel, Rt. 2, Box 161, Claxton 30417 NSDARMuseum CorrespondentsDocents - Mrs. C.E. Hughes, 2 WoodlandCir. , Bremen 30 l lO, Chairman Mrs. Lawrence Avery, 301 Robin Hood Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30309 Mrs. Dennis J.F. Beall, 3404 Ridge Ave., Macon 31204 Mrs. Wrenshaw W. Belew, 500 Mt. Pleasant Rd., N.E., Fairmount 30139 Miss Meoldye G. Brown, 4545 River Pkwy., Apt. 4C, Atlanta 30339 Miss Eunice Connally, 206 Springdale Dr., LaGrange 30240 Mrs. John A. Dunaway, 1604Executive Park Ln., N.E., Atlanta 30329 Mrs. Robert G. Fountain,Sr., 17 Wylly Island Dr., Savannah 31406 Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, 2885 Leafwood Dr., Marietta 30067 Mrs. Enver B. Hoff, 5071 Willow Point Pkwy., N.E., Marietta 30068 Mrs. Charles T. Hughes, 2731 Club Valley Ct., Jonesboro 30236 Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer,400 Riverhill Dr., N.W., Atlanta 30328 Mrs. William T. McKibbon,P.O. Box 853, Oxford 30267 Mrs. Rena S. Morgan, 3474 Warwick Way, Snellville 30278 Mrs. Ronald H. Salter, Rt. I, Box 429-A, Thomasville 31792 Mrs. Chester L. Saunders, I 04 26th Ave., Eastman 31023 Mrs. Thomas Stafford, Box I 42-C2, Rt. 2, Townsend 31331 Mrs. William P. Tillman, 594 Candlewick Ln., Lilburn 30247 Mrs. Robert B. Yance, Sr., P.O. Box 420559, Atlanta 30342-0559 Mrs. Theodore C. Whitson, 225 Grosvenor Place, Atlanta 30328-4824 Mrs. Dares E. Wirt, 4625 Bells Ferry Rd., Acworth 30101 PresidentGeneral's Project - Mrs. Wilbur K. Avera, 804 Brookwood Dr., Thomaston 30286 STATE CHAIRMENOF STATE STANDINGCOMMITTEES Bylaws - Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, P.O. Box 415, Leesburg 31763, Chairman Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apt. Y-3, Atlanta 30342 Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O. Box 461, Sparta 31087 Mrs. James L. Brown, 5 Woodland Dr., Rome 30161-5977 Mrs. Albert H. Wren, Rt. 1, Box 189, Gibson 308 I 0 Mrs. Buxton L. Daniel, Rt. 2, Box 161, Claxton 30417 Mrs. Charles H. Kezar, 642 Hwy. 26 East, Elko 31025

27 Coordinatorof Districts- Mrs. Edward E. Lusk, 406 Lake Front Dr., Warner Robins 31088 District Directors: N.E. - Mrs. S. DouglasBeasley, 201 LondonberryDr. , Anderson,S.C . 29621 N.W. - Mrs. James L. Coleman, 1970 Tripp Rd., Woodstock 30188 S.E. - Mrs. Alex S. Boyer, Jr., 118 Dixie Ave., Sylvania 30467 S.W. - Mrs. Ronald H. Salter, Rt. I, Box 429-A, Thomasville 31792 ConferenceAdvisor - Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O. Box 46 I, Sparta 3 I 087 ConferenceCo-Chairmen - Miss Jessie J. Mize, 4025 Barnett Shoals Rd., Athens 30605, Mrs. Gary Shattuck, 437 Milledge Cir., Athens 30606 ConferencePages - Mrs. Jerry A. Davis, 1635 PeachtreeCir., Lawrenceville30243 ConferenceProcessional - Mrs. Moody C. Summers, Jr., 4190 Conyers St., Covington 30209 ConferenceSeating - Mrs. Gordon B. Ragan, 330 Doles Blvd., Milledgeville 31061 Cooperationof DAR with SAR and S.R.- Mrs. Robert B. Vance, Sr., P.O. Box 420559, Atlanta 30342-0559 Credentials- Mrs. Rena S. Morgan, 3474 Warwick Way, Snellville 30278 Vice Chairmen: Miss Jessie J. Mize, 4025 Barnett Shoals Rd., Athens 30605 Miss Ellagene Baker, 406 First St., LaFayette 30728 Mrs. James F. Forsyth, 1807 Northwood Dr., Albany 31707 Mrs. Theodore C. Whitson, Ex-officio,225 Grosvenor Place, Atlanta 30328-4824 DAR Literature- Mrs. Robert H. Gladney, 655 Amakanata Rd., S.E., Calhoun 30701 Vice Chairmen: Mrs. Charles H. Waters, 5329 Saffron Dr., Dunwoody 30338-3113 Mrs. Dares E. Wirt, 4625 Bells Ferry Rd., Acworth 30101 Mrs. Clara D. Blackmon, 240 Linton Rd., Columbus 31904 Finance - Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O. Box 461, Sparta 31087, Chairman Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, 2885 Leafwood Dr., Marietta 30067 Mrs. Theodore C. Whitson, 225 Grosvenor Place, Atlanta 30382-4824 Mrs. Dennis J.F. Beall, 3404 Ridge Ave., Macon 31204 Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, 2203 Springdale Dr., Columbus 3 I 906 Mrs. Charles B. Watkins, 4674 Mystic Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30342 Mrs. Glenn Vaughn, Jr., 1801 Elmwood Dr., Columbus 3 I 906 Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Ex officio, 600 WoodhavenRd., Eastman 31023 GeorgiaDay- Mrs. Harry L. Dickey, 402 E. 55th St., Savannah 31405-3519 Georgia State Room, DAR Museum - Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Sr., P.O. Box 39, Ailey 30410, Chairman Mrs. Samuel M. Merritt, 234 W. Dodson St., Americus 31709 Mrs. Herman M. Richardson, P.O. Box 325, Blakely 31723 History of the Georgia State Society - Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, I 006 Sixth Ave., Albany 31701 Lucy Cook Peel Memorial- Miss Patricia A. Glenn, 1896 Melen.kinDr. , N.E., Atlanta 30345 Marking RevolutionarySoldiers' Graves and RestoringHistoric Spots - Mrs. Guy F. Davenport, Sr., P.O. Box 685, Rockmart 30153 Meadow Garden - Mrs. Bennett W. Burns, Jr., 3151 Lake Forest Dr., #64, Augusta 30909 Vice Chairmen: Mrs. Dallas Edgar Bahm, 2520 Weldon Dr., Augusta 30906 Mrs. Hugh H. Harris, 2678 Henry St., Augusta 30904 Meadow Garden Docents - Mrs. R.M. Hunter, 3527 Pebble Beach Dr., Augusta 30907 Meadow Garden Furnishings- Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, 1006 Sixth Ave., Albany 31701 Meadow Garden Gift Shop - Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., 1280 Heards Ferry Rd., N.W., Atlanta 30328 Meadow Garden Landscaping-Mrs. Roy H. Cagle, Jr., 3513 Preston Tr., Martinez 30907 Meadow Garden Patrons - Mrs. Luther L. Watson, P.O. Box 267, Twin City 30471 Parliamentarian- Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, 1006 Sixth Ave., Albany 31701 Press Book - Mrs. Inman D. Jackson, Jr., 325 Princess Ave., Woodstock 30188 Proceedings-Mrs. ArthurH . Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apt. V-3, Atlanta30342, Chairman

28 Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., 1280 Heards Ferry Rd., N.W., Atlanta 30328 Mrs. W. Franklin Chastain, 206 Bolling Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30305-3107 Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., 600 WoodhavenRd ., Eastman 31023 Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, 2885 Leafwood Dr., Marietta 30067 Mrs. James J. Leitch, 1817 Charline Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30306 Mrs. James L. Brown, 5 Woodland Dr., Rome 30161-5977 Protocol- Mrs. R. Hugh Reid, P.O. Box 44, Vidalia 30474, Chairman Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apt. V-3, Atlanta 30342 Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, P.O. Box 415, Leesburg 31763 Mrs. Moody C. Summers, Jr., 4190 Conyers St., Covington 30209 Mrs. Gordon B. Ragan, 330 Doles Blvd., Milledgeville31061 Resolutions- Mrs. Charles F. Wysong, 701 Longleaf Dr., Atlanta 30342, Chairman Mrs. Leonard D. Wallace, P.O. Box 191, Madison 30650 Mrs. Samuel M. Merritt, 234 W. Dodson St., Americus 31709 Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, 2203 Springdale Dr., Columbus 31906 Mrs. Herman M. Richardson,P.O. Box 325, Blakely 31723 Mrs. R. Hugh Reid, P.O. Box 44, Vidalia 30474 Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apt. V-3, Atlanta 30342 Mrs. Luther L. Watson, P.O. Box 267, Twin City 30471 Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin, 3750 Peachtree Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30319 Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, P.O. Box 415, Leesburg 31763 Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, I 006 Sixth Ave., Albany 3I701 Mrs. Flew P. Murphey, 1494 Twin Pine Dr., Macon 31211 Mrs. James J. Leitch, 1817 Charline Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30306 Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O. Box 461, Sparta 31087 Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, 170 Dix Lee'On Dr., Fairburn 30212 Mrs. Hubert R. Martin, 304 King's Bridge, 3055 Briarcliff Rd., Atlanta 30329 Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, 2885 Leafwood Dr., Marietta 30067 Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Sr., P.O. Box 39, Ailey 30410 Scrapbook- Mrs. James L. Fritze, 5047 Oxford Rd., Macon 31210 Tellers - Mrs. Charles E. Beams, One Brookwood Dr., Newnan 30263, Chairman Miss Patricia A. Woods, 62 Sycamore Station, Decatur 30030 Mrs. Ronald E. McCrosky, 111 HazelwoodDr., Statesboro 30458 TextbookStudy - Mrs. James F. Forsyth, 1807 Northwood Dr., Albany 31707 Timekeepers- Mrs. J.L.R. Boyd, 1102Clifton Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30307 Mrs. William D. Wilson, Sr., 114 Hillcrest Ave., Hawkinsville, 3 I 036 Transportation- Mrs. Charles H. Kezar, 642 Hwy. 26 East, Elko 31025 MEADOWGARDEN STATE COMMITTEE MeadowGarden Trustees- Mrs. Jerido Ward, Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Mrs. Bennett W. Burns, Jr. Meadow Garden Board - Mrs. Jerido Ward, Chairman; Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Secretary; Mrs. Bennett W. Bums, Jr.; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr.; Mrs. Luther L. Watson; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar; Mrs. Roy H. Cagle, Jr.; Mrs. Dallas E. Bahm; Mrs. Hugh H. Harris; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Ex officio STATE BOARD OF MANAGEMENTMEMBERS AS HONORARYSTATE REGENTS Mrs. Leonard D. Wallace, P.O. Box 191, Madison 30650 Mrs. Samuel M. Merritt, 234 W. Dodson St., Americus 31709 Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, 2203 Springdale Dr., Columbus 3 I 906 Mrs. Herman M. Richardson,P.O. Box 325, Blakely 31723 Mrs. R. Hugh Reid, P.O. Box 44, Vidalia 30474 Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E., Apartment V-3, Atlanta 30342 Mrs. Luther L. Watson, P.O. Box 267, Twin City 30471 Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin, 3750 Peachtree Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30319 Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, P.O. Box 415, Leesburg 31763 Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, 1006 Sixth Ave., Albany 3170 I

29 Mrs. Flew P. Murphey, 1494Twin Pines Dr., Macon 31211 Mrs. James J. Leitch, 18I 7 Charline Dr., N.E., Atlanta 30306 Mrs. James J. Muldrow, P.O. Box 461, Sparta 31087 Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, 170 Dix Lee'On Dr., Fairburn 30213 MEETINGS1993-1994 Kate Duncan Smith Graduation ...... May 23, I 993 Kate Duncan Smith Board of Trustees Meeting ...... May 24, I 993 Tamassee Board of Trustees Meeting ...... May 21, I 993 National Board of Management ...... June 11, I 993 Southeast District Workshop, St. Simons Island ...... Au gust 4, I 993 Brunswickand Fort Frederica Chapters, Hostesses Southwest District Workshop, Americus ...... August 5, I 993 Council of Safety Chapter, Hostess Northwest District Workshop, Canton ...... August 6, I 993 Hightower Trail Chapter, Hostess Northeast District Workshop, Augusta...... Aug ust 7, I 993 Augusta and College Hill Chapters, Hostesses State Regent's Visit to N.E. District ...... Completed State Regent's Visit to S.W. District ...... September I 3-17, 1993 National Board of Management ...... October 14, 1993 Tamassee Board of Trustees Meeting ...... October 15, I993 Tamassee Founders' Day ...... October 16, 1993 Kate Duncan Smith Open Board Meeting...... October 18, I 993 Kate Duncan Smith Dedication Day ...... October I 9, I 993 Fall Board of Management, Macon ...... October 29, 1993 Nathaniel Macon Chapter, Hostess State Regent's Visit to S.E. District ...... November 1-5, 1993 State Regent's Visit to N.W. District...... November 15-19, I 993 National Board of Management ...... December4 , 1993 National Board of Management ...... February 5, 1994 Ninety-SixthState Conference,A thens ...... March I0-12, 1994 Elijah Clarke Chapter, Hostess National Board of Management ...... April 19, 1994 One Hundred-Third Continental Congress...... April 20-23, 1994 National Board of Management ...... April 23, 1994 DISTRICTMEETINGS S.E. - St. Simons Island, August 4, 1993 ...... Brunswickand FredericaChapters , Hostesses S.W. - Americus, August 5, 1993 ...... Council of Safety Chapter, Hostess N.W. - Canton, August 6, 1993 ...... Hightower Trail Chapter, Hostess N.E. - Augusta, August 7, 1993 ...... Augusta and College Hill Chapters, Hostesses NORTHEASTDISTRICT Elijah Clarke Chapter ...... Athens Augusta Chapter ...... Augusta College Hill Chapter ...... Augusta Tomochichi Chapter ...... Clarksville James Pittman Chapter ...... Co mmerce Sergeant Newton Chapter ...... Covington Stephen Heard Chapter ...... Elberton Colonel William Candler Chapter ...... Gainesville Oliver Morton Chapter ...... Gray John Benson Chapter ...... Hartwell Henry Walton Chapter ...... Madison Nancy Hart Chapter ...... Milledgeville Matthew Talbot Chapter ...... Monroe

30 Lady Huntingdon Chapter ...... Oxford Governor Jared Irwin Chapter ...... Sandersville Philadelphia Winn Chapter ...... Snellville John Clarke Chapter ...... Social Circle Hancock Chapter ...... Sparta Captain John Wilson Chapter ...... Thomson Toccoa Chapter ...... Toccoa Burkhalter Chapter ...... Warrenton Kettle Creek Chapter ...... Washington Edmund Burke Chapter ...... Waynesboro Sunbury Chapter ...... Winder John Franklin Wren Chapter ...... Wrens NORTHWESTDISTRICT Oothcaloga Chapter ...... Adairsville Atlanta Chapter ...... Atlanta Cherokee Chapter ...... Atlanta Joseph Habersham Chapter ...... Atlanta Fort Peachtree Chapter ...... Atlanta Lamar-LaFayette Chapter ...... Barnesville Hightower Trail Chapter ...... Canton Abraham Baldwin Chapter ...... Carrollton Etowah Chapter ...... Cartersville William Witcher Chapter ...... Cedartown Robert Loughridge Chapter ...... Chatsworth Captain Thomas Cobb Chapter ...... College Park Colonel John McIntosh Chapter ...... Conyers Captain Edward Hagin Chapter ...... Dallas Baron DeKalb Chapter ...... Decatur Roswell King Chapter ...... Dunwoody Whitehall Inn Chapter ...... East Point Pulaski Chapter ...... Griffin William McIntosh Chapter ...... Jackson Augustin Clayton Chapter ...... Jonesboro William Marsh Chapter ...... LaFayette LaGrange Chapter ...... LaGrange Mary Hammond Washington Chapter ...... Macon Nathaniel Macon Chapter ...... Macon Andrew Houser Chapter ...... Marietta Fielding Lewis Chapter ...... Marietta General Daniel Newnan ...... Newnan Xavier Chapter ...... Rome Martha Stewart Bulloch Chapter ...... Roswell John Houstoun Chapter ...... Thomaston SOUTHEASTDISTRICT Colonel Daniel Appling Chapter ...... Baxley Brunswick Chapter ...... Brun swick General Josiah Tattnall Chapter ...... Claxton Saint Andrew's Parish Chapter ...... Darien Commodore Oliver Bowen Chapter ...... Douglas John Laurens Chapter ...... Dublin Colonel William Few Chapter ...... Eastman John Floyd Chapter ...... Homerville John Ball Chapter ...... Gordon Altamaha Chapter ...... Jesup Oconee Chapter ...... McRae

3 1 Metter Chapter ...... Metter Birdsville Chapter ...... Millen Mineral Springs Chapter ...... Nahunta Earl of Camden Chapter ...... Camden County Fort Frederica Chapter ...... St. Simons Island Bonaventure Chapter ...... Savannah LachI an McIntosh Chapter ...... Savannah Savannah Chapter ...... Savannah Archibald Bulloch Chapter ...... Statesboro Brier Creek Chapter ...... Sylvania Governor David Emanuel Chapter ...... Swainsboro Adam Brinson Chapter ...... Twin City General James Jackson Chapter ...... Valdosta Vidalia Chapter ...... Vida lia Lyman Hall Chapter ...... Waycross SOUTHWESTDISTRICT Commodore Richard Dale Chapter ...... Albany Thronateeska Chapter ...... Albany Council of Safety Chapter ...... Americus Knox-Conway Chapter ...... As hburn Bainbridge Chapter ...... Bainbridge Peter Early Chapter ...... Blakely Button Gwinnett Chapter ...... Columbus George Walton Chapter ...... Columbus Oglethorpe Chapter ...... Co lumbus Fort Early Chapter ...... Corde le Benjamin Hawkins Chapter ...... Cut hbert Old Herod Chapter ...... Dawson Nathaniel Abney Chapter ...... Fitzgerald Governor Treutlen Chapter ...... Fort Valley Hawkinsville Chapter ...... Hawkinsville John Benning Chapter ...... Moultrie General Daniel Stewart Chapter ...... Perry Chehaw Chapter ...... Putney Hannah Clarke Chapter ...... Quitman Roanoke Chapter ...... Richland General David Blackshear Chapter ...... Rochelle Noble Wimberly Jones Chapter ...... Shellman Barnard Trail Chapter ...... Sylvester Thomasville Chapter ...... Thomasville Tallassee Chapter ...... Tifton Sukey Hart Chapter ...... Warner Robins

32 MEMORIALSERVICE FOR DAUGHTERSOF THE AMERICANREVOLUTION GEORGIASTATE SOCIETY WHO HAVE ENTEREDINTO ETERNALLIFE MARCH 1992 - MARCH 1993 St. Luke United MethodistChurch, Columbus, Georgia March 4, 1993 - 2:30 P.M. "Lord, Thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations ... even from everlasting to everlasting. Thou art God." Psalm 90:1-2 Prelude and Processional...... John Miller Prelude: "Be Thou But Near" ...... Bach "Prayer" ...... Boellman Processional: "March"from Occasional Oratorio ...... Handel

Call to Remembrance...... Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent

ResponsiveReading (assembly standing)

State Chaplain, Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt "Thereforeare they before the throne of God, and serve Him day and night in His temple; and he that sitteth on the throne shall dwell among them. They shall hunger no more, neither thirst any more; neither shall the sun light on them nor any heat. For the Lamb which is in the midst of the throne shallfeed them, and God shall wipe away all tearsfrom their eyes." Revelation 7: 15-17 Responseby Assembly: "AndI heard a great voice out of heaven saying, Behold the tabernacleof God is with men, and He will dwell with them, and they shall be His people, and God Himself shall be with them and be their God. And there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain; for the former things are passed away." Revelation 21 :3-4 Hymn No. 545: "The Church's One Foundation"...... Assembly ScriptureReading and Prayer...... Mrs. Flew Murphey Honorary State Regent Lights of Loving Remembrance Candles Lighted by Memorial Pages ...... Mrs. Ronald D. Kent Mrs. Robert H. Farrow MemorialRoll Call ...... State Chaplain (Chapter members are requested to stand when names from their chapter are read) Flower Pages ...... Mrs. Wade E. Brown Mrs. Bobby C. Miller Mrs. Gary Shattuck Mrs. Perry L. Bridges Tribute in Memoryof Mrs. Gilbert R. Frith Past State Officer ...... Mrs. John D. Millar Regent, Baron DeKalb Chapter Tribute in Memoryof Mrs. J.C. Serrato State Officer ...... Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick Honorary State Regent 33 Tribute in Memory of Miss Martha Ansley Cooper Past Librarian General Past Vice President General Honorary State Regent ...... Mrs. Arthur H. Waite Past Vice President General Honorary State Regent Solo ...... Mrs. Raiford L. Drew "Pie Jesu"from Requiem ...... Fause' Prayer and Benediction...... Mrs. Samuel M. Merritt Past Vice President General Honorary State Regent Recessionaland Postlude...... John Miller Recessional: "March in G" ...... Clark Postlude: "ForAll the Saints" ...... Vaughan Williams Door Pages ...... Mrs. Bruce Fraser Mrs. E.M. Robinson Dr. Ruth Sneed Mrs. Fred M. Jordan Mrs. P.A. C. Anderson Mrs. Sumpter Blackmon

34 1Jnfflemortam

"Be faithful unto death, and I will Kii'eyou the crown of life. Revela lion 2: 10.

AUAM BRINSON Carol L1ne Fleetwood (Mrs. Joseph A.) March 6. 1992 Janie Lou Sample Rountree. (Mrs. Guy C.) December 29. 1992 ALTAMAHA Elizabeth Carter Martin (Mrs. Robert Houston) October 3. 1992 ARCHIBALU BULLOCH Lora Maco Guest (Mrs. William C.) May 9, 1992 Eva Melissa Elders Taylor (Mrs. Morgan Wynne) October 16. 1992 ATLANTA Laura Marshall Walter, (Mrs. Russell B.) June 20, 1992 Bessie Mitchell Moore, Mrs. (H. Clay. Sr.) August 21. 1992 Cathering Baugnon Lynch (Mrs. Hugh D.) November 3. 1992 Leta Hatcher Plaskon (Mrs. William J.) November 6. 1992 AUGUSTA Margaret Bramlett Pinkerton (Mrs. James) January 9, 1992 Elizabeth Edwards Talifero, Mrs. October 20, 1992 Carolyn Duncan Winter Bridges (Mrs. Charles F.) February 18. 1993 AUGUSTIN CLAYTON Edith Hanes Smith (Mrs. Albert Brewster) March I0 , 1992 Sally Townsend Basler. (Mrs. Frank Lawrence) July 30, 1992 BAINBRIDGE Linda Stout Thomas June 18, 1992 Mattie Olive Siler Dunn (Mrs. William Willison) November 4. 1992 BARNARD TRAIL Ellamaude Campbell (Mrs. Ottis Franklin) July 25, 1992 Irene Hillhouse Sumner (Mrs. Gilbert William) October 23, 1992 BARON DeKALB Blanch Boyd Smith (Mrs. Houston D .. Sr.) March 27, 1992 Marilyn Miller Hewitt (Mrs. Richard M.) Mays , 1992 Ann Martin Wilson Wilkins (Mrs. Melvin E.) August I I, 1992 Lillian Webster Frith (Mrs. Gilbert Ray) Dccember I 2, I 992 Miss Vida Bernice Darst January 15, 1993 BONAVENTURE A vis Price Brantley (Mrs. Ernest) January 25, 1992

35 BRUNSWICK Ruth Jennings Burke (Mrs. William J.) June 24, 1992 Janet Carruthers Leavy (Mr. C.H.) December 28, 1992 Anna Laura Clark Thompson (Mr. R.R.) January 2, 1993 Doris Battle Jones (Mrs. Charles M.) February 3, I 993 BURKHALTER Sara Juanita Johnson Pool (Mrs. Tillman Newton) March 13, 1992 BUTTONGWINNETT Margaret Strickland Serrato (Mrs. Jose Carlos, Jr.) August I 0, 1992 Eloise Monroe Cumbaa, (Mrs. Gordon A.) February 3, 1993 CAPTAINEDWARD HAGIN Marcia McGarity Rogers (Mrs. Thomas H. Jr.) March 4, 1992 Ruth Ballock Rogers (Mrs. Thomas Howell, Sr.) August 5, 1992 CAPTAINJOHN WILSON Dorothy Hunt Doughty (Mrs. Eden) August 19, 1992 CAPTAINTHOMAS COBB Mayola Stanley Center (Mrs. Charles D.) April 14, 1992 Karm Leita Malone Barrett (Mrs. William F.) February 16, 1992 Ray Knight Dean (Mrs. George C.) August 28, 1992 Arabela Nesmith Kendrick (Mrs. Sidney A.) December 6, 1992 Elizabeth Johnson Dix (Mrs. F.L.) January 18, 1993 CHEROKEE Lillian Birdsey Kinney (Mrs. William 0. , Jr.) March 23, 1992 Ruth Still Cox (Mrs. W.R.) June 14, 1992 Miss Lide Guthrie Pate September 10, 1992 Helen RidenhourFerguson (Mrs. P.W.) November 11, 1992 COLLEGEHILL Susan Dell Parker (Mrs. Marcus A., Jr.) July 20, 1992\ COLONELDANIEL APPLING Delia Kennedy O'Quinn (Mrs. Brantley) April 17, 1992 COLONELJOHN McINTOSH Pauline Fox Sitton (Mrs. Claude C.) March 16, 1992 Elizabeth White Turner Griggs July 17, 1992 Lucille Dempsey Cowan September 20, 1992 COLONELWILLIAM CANDLER Nettie Robertson Alter (Mrs. Norman Bruce) June 3, 1992 Belle Prater Terrell (Mrs. Harold Alve) November 15, 1992 COLONELWILLIAM FEW Florence Dell Moore (Mrs. Harry) November 17, 1991 Mary Lucille Norris Bennett (Mrs. Fred Roswell) 1992 Miss Alline Ryals March 23, 1992 COUNCILOF SAFETY Theresa Clore Le Lay (Mrs. Carl Alton) April 18, 1992 Suena Hagin Barnes (Mrs. Samuel Thomas) January 28, 1992 Frances Holland Sullivan (Mrs. Raymond Collins) October 22, 1992

36 EDMUNDBURKE Julia Carolyn Wimberly, Miss October 22, 1992 ELUAH CLARKE Eileen Jones Spivey (Mrs. Colis Sean) December 22, 1991 Lucy Emma Clark, Miss December JO, 199 I India Saunders Bowron August 29, 1992 Francis Elizabeth Comer November 24, 1991 Mary Lewis Kinne (Mrs. Erwin Newton) January 17, 1993 FIELDINGLEWIS Sylvia Smith Long (Mrs. Donald S.) March 16, 1992 Mary Ann Russell Boyd (Mrs. James Weldon) April 23, 1992 FORT EARLY Mary Gower Williams (Mrs. Bruce D., Jr.) March 19, 1992 FORT FREDERICA Miranda Parmelee Baumgarter (Mrs. John) March 13, 1992 Mary Katherine Kirkland Alford (Mrs. Lodwich H.) February 14, 1992 FORT PEACHTREE Gladys Vanderbilt Gay Williams (Mrs. Bernard Eugene) June 29, 1992 GENERALDANIEL STEWART Estelle Edwards Riley (Mrs. Henry) July 27, 1992 Miss Martha Ansley Cooper August 4, 1992 GENERALDAVID BLACKSHEAR Ella Mae Whitten Braziel (Mrs. Ernest) November 3, 1992 Lucille Lee Washburn (Mrs. Delman) March 21, 1992 GENERALJAMES JACKSON Philena Tyson McLane (Mrs. Carson H.) July 30, 1992 Elsie Stone Jones (Mrs. James C.) August 3, 1992 Annie Louise Akins Rose (Mrs. Frank) September 30, 1992 Thelma Dampier Goodwin (Mrs. O.G.) November 11, 1992 GOVERNORDAVID EMANUEL Mildred Newmans Youmans (Mrs. Ira Tate) May 1992 Wilhelmina Neal Milhous (Mrs. Casper Clyde) May 18, 1992 Kathryn Spivey Grindler (Mrs. Ernest A.) January 2, 1993 GOVERNORTREUTLEN Estelle Morgan Thompson (Mrs. Samuel Hunter) February I 5, 1992 Mary Neisler Diller (Mrs. Legrand A.) March 6, 1992 HANNAHCLARKE Marion Bass Carmichael (Mrs. Harmon Harvey) May 4, 1992 HENRY WALTON Frusanna Snead Booth (Mrs. Stanley Hinton, Jr.) November 29, 1992 JAMES PITTMAN Mary Prickett Brown (Mrs. William Howard) July I, 1992 Lois Lura Haley July 2, 1992 JOHN BALL Mildred Harrison Castlen Linder (Mrs. Forest F.) September 16, 1992

37 JOHN BENNING Aldine Heard Clements (Mrs. James Merlin) January 27, 1992 Mayed Ashley Clements (Mrs. Allan Grady, Sr.) September I, 1992 JOHN CLARKE Ruby Conner Worsham (Mrs. Robert C.) May 17, 1992 Marcelle Robinson Rheberg (Mrs. E.S.) December 28, 1992 Mary Will Bass Strickland (Mrs. Stewart P.) January 23, 1993 Dorothy Prather Allen (Mrs. John Thomas) February 12, 1993 JOHN FLOYD Maxie Snead Patten (Mrs. Grover C.) February 1, 1992 Doris Register Lee (Mrs. Grover Bryan) February 27, 1992 Mary Elinor Heath Sanders (Mrs. Lee Eddie, Jr.) April 5, 1992 Mary Kathleen Nix Bruce (Mrs. Benjamin Franklin) May 3, 1992 Evelyn Willcox Galloway (Mrs. Robert Winsloy) May 10, 1992 Lillian Lee Corbett (Mrs. Herbert Norman) June 25, 1992 Amanda Lee Williams (Mrs. Noah C.) August 20, 1992 Virginia Haynes Kendall (Mrs. Gordon Hodgkins) October 10, 1992 JOHN FRANKLINWREN Marian K. Pilcher (Mrs. John Judson) February 23, 1992 Claudia Bozeman Shingler Andrews (Mrs. Edward G.) September 24, 1992 Mattie King Howard (Mrs. Amplus Silworth) January 7, 1993 JOHN HOUSTOUN Edith Gurr Kellum (Mrs. Morgan J.) December 15, 1992 Ruth Westmoreland Miller (Mrs. George H.) December 29, 1992 JOHN LAURENS Henrietta Powell Fanders (Mrs. James E.) May 9, 1992 JOSEPH HABERSHAM Maria Daughtry Harper October 22, 1991 Sue Foster Jones (Mrs. David C.) November 16, 1992 Janet Gravelee Boren (Mrs. Benjamin, III) June 4, 1992 Hazel Milderberger Lemmon (Mrs. Frank D.) June 18, 1992 Louise Farris DeLay (Mrs. John Wesley) June 22, 1992 Ruth Louise Hayes Williams (Mrs. J. Ernest) August 31, 1992 Jane Carter Moroney (Mrs. Thomas J.) May 30, 1992 KETTLECREEK Mary Poole Darden (Mrs. Bernard R.) March 13, 1992 LACHLANMcINTOSH Miss Ernestine Murray March 25, 1992 LaGRANGE Madeline Wilson Myhand (Mrs. Hiram 0.) February 14, 1993 Mary Enily Zellner Bums (Mrs. Thornton) December 19, 1991 LYMANHALL Margaret Bates Summerall (Mrs. William James) November 14, 1992 Margaret Robinson Scott September 8, 1992 MAJORGENERAL JOHN TWIGGS Lanette O'Neal Faulk (Mrs. Hugh Lawson, Sr.) April 12, 1992

38 J MATHEWTALBOT Mary Lucy Preston Bolton (Mrs. Hugh) April 28, 1992 MARY HAMMONDWASHINGTON Mary Louisa Boone Brown (Mrs. John Green) August 9, 1992 METTER Edna T. Saniell (Mrs. Robert Grahan, Sr.) August 22, 1992 NANCY HART Sarah F. Bloodworth Ivey (Mrs. Dennis) February 2, 1992 NATHANIELABNEY Elizabeth Walls Dorminy (Mrs. Wilmer Dorminy) November 13, 1992 NATHANIELMACON Ruth Griffin Adkins (Mrs. Lee Jackson) January 28, 1991 Iva Holden Cribb Parker (Mrs. Charles A.) August 3, 1991 Mary Clay Brenner (Mrs. J.H.) September 14, 1991 Vera Nottingham Kinney (Mrs. Lucious E.) January 26, 1992 Edna Phillips Macon (Mrs. David) July 11, 1992 OGLETHORPE Donna Jo Starzel Wright (Mrs. Buster) June I I, 1992 Colonel Mary Rachel Preston July 7, 1992 Mary Lyle Davis Land (Mrs. Aaron J.) August 29, 1992 Mary Bickerstaff Gentry (Mrs. St. Clair) September 28, 1992 Alma Taliferro McGee (Mrs. Theo J.) January 30, 1993 OLD HEROD Lynn Williams Foz (Mrs. Marcus Phelps) May 15, 1992 Annie Lucille Cannon Crotwell (Mrs. Edward) July 31, 1992 Louise Hall Forrester (Mrs. James Wingfield, Sr.) November 5, 1992 Sara Varner Zeesman (Mrs. Benjamin) January 9, 1993 OLIVERMORTON Mary Wood Smith August 5, 1992 PETER EARLY Ida Mae Sanders Alexander (Mrs. Wyatt Hutchins) July 9, 1992 Esther Swann Wills (Mrs. Alton C.) July 29, 1992 PULASKI Gladys Parham Brown (Mrs. Benjamin , Jr.) March 2, 1992 Mary Baird Duke (Mrs. Oscar Monroe) April 14, 1992 Edna Childers Vaughn (Mrs. Charles J.) July 9, 1992 Ruth Daniel Spangler (Mrs. Benjamin Dick) August 21, 1992 ROBERTLOUGHRIDGE Nadine Loughridge Smith (Mrs. Edgar Lee) August I, 1992 ST. ANDREWSPARISH Evelyn Montgomery Brannan (Mrs. William Burns) April 17, 1992 SAVANNAH Edith Pilcher Brown (Mrs. F. Bert) July 17, 1992 Bernice Nolan Chapman (Mrs. Wheeler E.) January 22, 1992 Camille Miller Heery (Mrs. B.B.) August 24, 1992

39 Anna Weeks Herrin (Mrs. Bertram Joseph) September 30, 1992 Elinor K. Tiftfen Dillars, Mrs. October 2, 1992 Helen Schley Thompson (Mrs. Marion W.) October 3, 1991 Margaret Charemont Parsons (Mrs. George) December 16, 1992 SERGEANTNEWTON Cleo Hale Harris (Mrs. Hugh M.) September 30, 1992 STEPHENHEARD Kathleen Hammond Langston (Mrs. Harold) January 13, 1993 Miss Carrie Sophia Tate May 21, 1992 Linnie Sue Dye Brown (Mrs. Ben) July 9, 1992 Mattie Elizabeth Chapman Tate (Mrs. Peter Martel) October 7, 1992 Ina Gaines Jones (Mrs. Caroll) January 14, 1993 SUNBURY Effie Thompson Adams (Mrs. Wesley Frazier) June 18, 1992 THOMASVILLE Mary Fancher Hall (Mrs. Roy Hamilton,Jr.) March 14, 1992 Katherine Rawls Taylor (Mrs. Garland F.) April 13, 1992 Zadie Aurelia Davis, Miss August 20, 1992 GwendolynJackson Copeland (Mrs. William E.) September 6, I 992 THRONATEESKA Sara Jackson Brock (Mrs. J. Gifford) July 11, 1992 VIDALIA Vivian McLemore Conner (Mrs. Benjamin A.) June 7, 1992 WHITEHALLINN Sarah Davis Cowan (Mrs. Walter Jesse) July 30, 1992 WILLIAMMcINTOSH Fannye Burford Nutt (Mrs. John Marion) February I , 1992 Clair Garr Burt (Mrs. Ralph A.) May 14, 1992 WILLIAMMARSH Anna B. Jenkins Cobb (Mrs. James 0.) April 26, 1992 WILLIAMWITCHER Sara Elizabeth WillinghamCruise (Mrs. Dean) February 14, 1992 Gertrude Ardis Whitley Buice (Mrs. John Ray) February 22, 1992 XAVIER Nina Josephine Hitchcock Dempsey (Mrs. James Sproull) June 17, 1992

40 District Meetings NORTHEASTDISTRICT - CORNELIA 11 August 1992 The NortheastDistrict Workshop was held at the CorneliaUnjted MethodistChurch, Cornelia, with the Tomocruchi Chapter hosting. Mrs. Jetido Ward, State Regent, presided. The meeting opened with the invocationgiven by Mrs. Walter C. Gemperline,ChaplIDn , TomochichiChapter. Mrs. RichardE. Massie,State Chairman,led the Pledgeto the Flag of the UnitedStates of America; the American'sCreed was led by Mrs. James A. Harvey, Jr., State Chajrman, Americanismand DAR Manual for Citizenship; The National Anthem was led by Mrs. Herman M. Rjchardson, HonoraryState Regent, accompaniedby Mrs. Wade E. Brownon the piano; followedby the Pledge to the Georgia Flag led by Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent. The State Regent introducedthe Rev. Gene Davis,pastor of CorneliaUnited Methodist Church , who extendeda warm welcome.The State Regent presentedMrs . WilliamA. Frady, Regent of the TomochjchiChapter who broughtgreetings. The State Regentthanked Mr s. Frady for the gracious hospitality,and Receptionhosted by her chapter at the motel on Monday evening where we were entertainedby Miss Paula Bramblet who sang several patriotic songs. The State Regent recognized Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Herman M. Rjchardson, past RegistrarGeneral , past Vice PresidentGeneral and HonoraryState Regent; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent. The State Regentreported the death of Miss MarthaAnsley Cooper, past LibrarianGeneral , past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent. The State Officers were presented:Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent;Mrs. W. EltonCorbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary;Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corresponding Secretary;Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman,Jr., OrganizingSecretary; Mrs. ShelbyA. Whitson,Treasurer ; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billie W. Hunter, Librarian; Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Curator. Mrs. Ward presented the State Parliamentarian, Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar. The National Appointments from Georgia were recognized: Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, NationalChIDrman Membersrup Committee; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, DAR ScholarshipCommit­ tee, Special Vice Chairman Enid Hall Griswold Griswold Memorial Scholarships;and National Vice Chairman Southeastern Division; Miss Melodye Brown, American Heritage Committee; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Honor Roll; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Public Relations; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Area Representative, DAR SpeakersStaff and all HonoraryState Regents; Kate Duncan Srruth DAR School: Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Board of Trustees; Miss Melodye Brown, AdvisoryCommjttee; Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, EndowmentComrruttee; Mrs. ArthurH. Waite and Mrs. Jerido Ward, Finance Committee; Tamassee DAR School: Mrs. James J. Leitch, Board of Trustees, Executive Committee; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., and Mrs. Jerido Ward, Board of Trustees;Mrs. John I. Bell, Jr., Mrs. W. Frank Chastain,Mrs. Paul E. Feniello,Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Mrs. James J. Muldrow and Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, Advisory Committee;Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Long Range Planning Committee. Mrs. EdwardE. Lusk,Coordinator of Districts,presented and reviewedthe Workshopschedule. Mrs. S. Douglas Beasley, Northeast District Director,gave further instructions.Chapter Regents Forum was conductedby Mrs. Ward. The State Regent asked that membersattend three of the six concurrent sessions. They were: Historical; Patriotic; Educational; Money; Membership; and DAR and the Community.The Bylaws session was conducted by Mrs. Fox, Chairman. Mr. H. Dean Bare, Administrator,Tamassee DAR School,and Jason Eller, studentat Tamassee, were introducedby the State Regent. Followingthe Workshop,members reassembled for lunch.Mrs. Corbittgave the blessing.After lunchthe CredentialsChairman, Mrs. Rena Morgan,reported: IOState Officers;6 HonoraryState Regents; 5 National Chairmen/Vice Chajrmen; 21 Chapter Regents; 52 State Chairmen/Vice Chairmen; 75 Chapter Members; 6 Guests; Total Registration without duplication, 146. Mrs. Chastain called the Roll of the Northeast District.

41 Mr. H. Dean Bare brought greetings fromTamassee DAR School and then presentedJason Eller who thanked the Georgia Daughters for their support of Tamassee children. Mrs. Ward presentedMrs. Steven G. Smith, Miss Heather Brown and Miss Amanda Brown,her personal pages for this Workshop. The State Regent announcedthat Fall Board of Managementw i 11be held in Valdostaon October 23, with the General James Jackson Chapter hosting. Following the announcements by the State Regent, and the benediction by Mrs. Corbitt, the session adjourned. NORTHWESTDISTRICT - CARROLLTON 12 August 1992 The Northwest District Workshop was held at West Georgia College, Carrollton, with the Abraham Baldwin Chapter serving as hostess. Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, presided. The meetingwas called to order by the State Regent with the invocationgiven by Mrs. Victor Simpson, Chaplain,Abraham Baldwin Chapter. The Pledge to the Flag of the United States of America was led by the State Chairman, Mrs. Richard E. Massie; the American'sCreed was led by Mrs. James A. Harvey, Jr., State Chairman, Americanism and DAR Manual for Citizenship; The National Anthem was sung by Mrs. RobertCoeofthe AbrahamBaldwin Chapter, accompained on the piano by Dr. Robert Coe, Head of the Music Department,West Georgia College; followedby the Pledge to the Georgia Flag led by Mrs. James J. Leitch, Honorary State Regent. Mrs. Ward introduced the Regent of the Abraham Baldwin Chapter, Dr. Nancy Mims, who welcomed all members. Dr. Mims introduced Dr. Tracy Stallings, Mayor of Carrollton, who brought warm greetings from this city. The State Regent thanked Dr. Stallings and Dr. Mims. A special thank you to the host chapter membersfor the "pool party"at the motel on Tuesday evening. The State Regent presentedMrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick,Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Hennan M. Richardson, past Registrar General, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Leitch, past HistorianGeneral and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent. Mrs. Ward presented the State Officers: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corre­ sponding Secretary;Mrs . Paul F. Brennaman,Jr., OrganizingSecretary; Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, Treasurer; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billie W. Hunter, Librarian; Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Curator. The State Parliamentarianwas presented, Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar. The National Appointments from Georgia were recognized: Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, NationalChairman MembershipCommittee: Mrs. James J. Muldrow, DAR ScholarshipCommit­ tee, Special Vice Chairman Enid Hall Griswold Memorial Scholarships and National Vice Chairman Southeastern Division; Miss Melodye Brown, American Heritage Committee; Mrs. James J. Elliott, Jr., Honor Roll; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Public Relations;Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Area Representative,DAR Speakers Staff and all Honorary State Regents; Kate Duncan Smith DAR School: Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Board of Trustees and Chairman of the Advisory Committee; Mrs. Jerido Ward, Board ofTrustees; Miss Melody Brown and Mrs. James J. Leitch, AdvisoryCommittee; Mr s. Peter S. Hanf, EndowmentCommittee; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite and Mrs. Jerido Ward, Finance Committee; Tamassee DAR School: Mrs. James J. Leitch, Board of Trustees, Executive Committee; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., and Mrs. Jerido Ward, Board of Trustees; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Mrs. James J. Muldrow and Mrs. Arthur H. Waite. Mrs.Ward introducedMrs. FredRichardson , SeniorState President,and MissClaire Richardson, representing her sister Amy, State President, Children of the American Revolution. Coordinatorof Districts, Mrs. Edward E. Lusk, presented the Workshop program. Mrs. James L. Coleman, Northwest District Director, gave further instructionsconcerning the six concurrent sessions. The State Chaplain reported the deaths of Miss Martha Ansley Cooper, past Librarian General, past Vice PresidentGeneral and HonoraryState Regent;Mrs. J.C. Serrato,Jr. , State Registrar.Mrs . Ward conducted the Chapter Regents Forum and Mrs. Fox led the Bylaw session.

42 Followingthe Workshop,members reassembledfor lunch. Mrs. Corbitt gave the blessing.After lunch Mrs. Rena Morgan, Credentials Chairman, reported: 10 State Officers; 8 Honorary State Regents; 5 National Chairmen/Vice Chairmen; 25 Chapter Regents; 46 State Chairmen/Vice Chairmen; 78 Chapter Members; 6 Guests; Total registration without duplication, 156. Mrs. Chastain called the Roll of the Northwest District. Mrs.Ward introducedMr. H. Dean Bare and Jason Eller who brought greetingsfrom Tamassee DAR School. The State Regent announced that the Executive Committee has appcinted Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer as acting State Registrar, and Miss Melodye Brown as acting State Curator until their appointmentscan be ratified at the Fall Board of Management. Mrs. Ward presented her personal pages Miss Michelle L. Farrigan, of the William McIntosh Chapter, and Miss Amanda Brown and Miss Heather Brown. Followingthe announcements,and the benedictionby the State Chaplain,the sessionadjourned. SOUTHWESTDISTRICT - FITZGERALD 13 August 1992 The SouthwestDistrict Workshopwas held at the Central United Methodist Church, Fitzgerald, with the Nathaniel Abney Chapter hosting. Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, presided. The invocation was given by Mrs. Betty Havens, Chaplain, Nathaniel Abney Chapter, followed by a moment of silent prayer for Miss Martha Cooper and Mrs. J.C. Serrato, Jr. The Pledge to the Flag of the United States of Americawas led by Mrs. RichardE. Massie,State Chairman;the American's Creed was led by Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, HonoraryState Regent; The National Anthemwas sung by Amanda McEachern,accompanied by Mrs. Ardath Bradshaw; followed by the Pledge to the Georgia Flag led by Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, Honorary State Regent. The State Regent presented Mrs. Joe Morris, Regent of the Nathaniel Abney Chapter, and thanked her forthe informativetour of the "Blue and Gray" Museum on Wednesdayevening. Mrs. Morris brought greetings and a warm welcome. Mrs. Ward recognizedMrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Herman M. Richardson, past RegistrarGeneral, past Vice PresidentGeneral and HonoraryState Regent; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent. Mrs. Ward reportedthe deaths of Miss Martha Ansley Cooper, past LibrarianGeneral , past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent, and Mrs. J. C. Serrato, Jr., State Registrar. The State Officerswere presented:Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., OrganizingSecretary; Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson,Treasurer; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billie W. Hunter, Librarian; Miss Melodye Brown, Appointed Curator. Mrs. Ward presented the State Parliamentarian, Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar. The National Appointments from Georgia were recognized: Mrs. James J. Muldrow, DAR ScholarshipCommittee, Special Vice ChairmanEnid Hall GriswoldMemorial Scholarships; Vice Chairman Southeastern Division; Miss Melodye Brown, American Heritage Committee; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Honor Roll; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Public Relations;Mrs. James J. Elliott, Jr., Area Representative,DAR Speakers Staff and all Honorary State Regents; Kate Duncan Smith DAR School: Mrs. Jerido Ward, Board of Trustees; Miss Meoldye Brown, Advisory Committee; Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, EndowmentCommittee; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite and Mrs. Jerido Ward, Finance Committee; Tamassee DAR School: Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., and Mrs. Jerido Ward, Board of Trustees; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Mrs. James J. Muldrow and Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, Advisory Committee; and Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Long Range Planning Committee. The State Regent introduced Mr. H. Dean Bare, Administrator,Tamassee DAR School, and Jason Eller, student. Mr. Bare brought greetings from Tamassee. The Coordinator of Districts, Mrs. Edward E. Lusk, reviewed the workshop schedule. Mrs. Ronald Salter, Southwest District Director, gave further instructions.Mrs. Ward conducted the Chapter Regents Forum, and Mrs. Fox conducted the Bylaws session. Followingthe Workshop,members r eassembled for lunch.Mrs. Corbitt gave the blessing.Jason Eller,Tamassee DAR School student, playedthe piano during lunch forour enjoyment.After lunch

43 the Credentials Chairman, Mrs. Rena Morgan, reported: 10 State Officers; 6 Honorary State Regents; 4 National Chairmen/Vice Chainnen; 23 Chapter Regents; 50 State ChairmenNice Chairmen; 78 Chapter members; 7 Guests; Total Registration without duplication, 147. Mrs. Chastain called the Roll of the Southwest District. Mrs. Ward presentedher personalpages for the day. Miss MelissaCobb of the NathanielAbney Chapter, and Misses Heather and Amanda Brown. Mrs. Ward then introducedMr. H. Dean Bare and Jason Eller. Mr. Bare thanked the members for their support of Tamassee DAR School. Followingthe announcementsby the State Regent, and the benedictionby the State Chaplain, the session adjourned. SOUTHEASTDISTRICT - DUBLIN 14 August 1992 The SoutheastDistrict Workshop was held at the First Methodist Church, Dublin, with the John Laurens Chapter hosting. Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, presided.The invocationwas given by Mrs. Ken Ross, Chaplain,John LaurensChapter. Mrs. RichardE. Massie, State Chairman,led the Pledge to the Flag of the United States of America; the American'sCreed was led by Mrs. James A. Harvey, Jr., State Chairman, Americanismand DAR Manual for Citizenship;The National Anthemwas led by Mrs. Charles Hall, accompaniedby Mrs. Ruth Fleming;followed by the Pledge to the Georgia Flag led by Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent. The State Regent introducedMr. Bob Walker, Mayor of Dublin, who brought greetings and welcomedthe members to his city. The State Regent presented the Workshop hostess, Mrs. Carl S. Williams,Regent of the John LaurensChapter , and thanked her for the gracioushospitality and lovely "Summer-supper"at the home of Mrs. George Clark, Chapter Vice Regent. Mrs. Ward recognizedMrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, HonoraryState Regent; Mrs. Herman M. Richardson,past RegistrarGeneral, pa st Vice PresidentGeneral and HonoraryState Regent; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, past Vice PresidentGeneral and HonoraryState Regent; Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent. Mrs. Ward reportedthe deaths of Miss Martha AnsleyCooper, past LibrarianGeneral, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; and Mrs. J.C. Serrato, Jr., State Registrar. The State Officerswere presented:Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corresponding Secretary;Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman,Jr. , OrganizingSecretary; Mrs. ShelbyA. Whitson, Treasurer; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billie W. Hunter, Librarian; Miss Melodye Brown, Appointed Curator. Mrs. Ward presented Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, State Parliamentarian. The National Appointmentsfrom Georgia were recognized: Mrs. James J. Muldrow, DAR ScholarshipCommittee, Special Vice Chairman Enid Hall Griswold Memorial Scholarshipsand National Vice Chairman Southeastern Division; Miss Melodye Brown, American Heritage Committee;Mrs. James J. Elliott, Jr., Honor Roll; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Public Relations; Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Sr., NSDAR Museum Advisor; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Area Representative, DAR SpeakersStaff and all HonoraryState Regents; KateDuncan Smith DAR School: Mrs.Jerido Ward, Board of Trustees; Miss Melodye Brown, Advisory Committee; Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, EndowmentCommittee; Tama ssee DAR School:Mr s. James H. Elliott, Jr. and Mrs. Jerido Ward, Board of Trustees;Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Mrs. James J. Muldrow and Mrs. ArthurH. Waite, AdvisoryCommittee; Mrs. James J. Muldrow,Long RangePlanning Committee. Mrs. Edward E. Lusk, Coordinatorof Districts, presented the Workshop schedule. Mrs. Alex S. Boyer,Jr., SoutheastDistrict Director, gave furtherinstructions and directions. The State Regent conducted the Chapter Regents Forum. The Bylaws session was conducted by Mrs. Fox, Chairman. The State Regent announced that two new items were for sale: a Roster of the State Board of Management/StateChainnen, and a two year calendar. Mrs. Petersonasked for donationsfor the supportof our GeorgiaRoom, Peter Tondee'sTavern, NSDAR Museum. Following the Workshop, members reassembled for lunch. The State Chaplain gave the blessing.Jason Eller, Tamassee DAR School student, entertainedthe members,during lunch, on the piano. After lunch Mrs. Rena Morgan, CredentialsChairman, reported: IO State Officers; 7

44 Honorary State Regents; 4 National Chairmen/Vice Chairmen; 23 Chapter Regents; 51 State ChairmenNice Chairmen; 102 Chapter Members; 7 Guests; Total Registration without duplica­ tion, 181. The State Recording Secretary called the Roll of the Southeast District. Mrs. Ward introduced Mrs. Flew Murphey, Honorary State Regent; Miss Leigh Ann Lyles, State CorrespondingSecretary, and Mrs. Ron E. Scott, Honorary State President, Children of the American Revolution; Mrs. Lulene McBride, a direct descendant of Peter Tondee; Mr. H. Dean Bare, Administrator,and Jason Eller, Student,Tamassee DAR School.Mr. Bare brought greetings from Tamassee. The State Regent presentedher pages for the day, Miss Graham Raymer, John LaurensChapter , Miss Amanda and Heather Brown. Following the announcements by the State Regent, and the benediction by Mrs. Corbitt, the session adjourned. EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE MEETINGS March 11, 1992 Georgia State Society Daughters of the American Revolution Wednesday, 11 March 1992, Downtown Hotel, Macon, Georgia. The meetingwas called to order by the State Regentelect, Mrs.Jerido Ward at I 0:00 a.m. A short prayer was given by the Chaplain, Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt. Those present were: Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent elect; Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, !st Vice Regent elect; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., 2nd Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., Organizing Secretary; Mrs. Theodore C. Whitson, Treasurer; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, Librarian;Mr s. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Curator; Mrs. LeonardG. De Lamar, Parliamentarian; State Officer absent: Mrs. J.C. Serrato, Jr., Registrar. Mrs. Ward welcomed the newly elected state officers and reminded each of her duties. Information was handed out concerning the notification system for state officers. Dates and places of 1992 Summer Workshops will be: August 11, NE District at Cornelia, Tomochichi Chapter, hostess; August 12, NW District at Carrollton, Abraham Baldwin Chapter, hostess; August 13, SW District at Fitzgerald,Nathaniel Abney Chapter, hostess; August 14, SE District at Dublin, John Laurens Chapter, hostess. Fall Board of Managementmeeting will be held in Valdostaon October23 with the GeneralJames Jackson Chapter hosting.The Ninety-FifthState Conferencewill be held in Columbus,March 4-6, 1993, the Button Gwinnett,George Walton, and Oglethorpe Chapters hosting. All state Officers, four District Directors, and the Coordinator of Districts are to attend. The Regent gave each State Officer a personalized gift. The meeting adjourned at 10:30a.m . Approved: August 10, 1992 Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary August 10, 1992 The Executive Committee of the Georgia State Society, NSDAR, met at the Comfort Inn, Cornelia, at4:30 p.m. with Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, presiding.Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt,State Chaplain, opened the meeting with prayer. Other State Officers present were: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent: Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman,Jr., OrganizingSecretary; Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson,Treasurer ; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian;Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, Librarian;Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer,Curator; and Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Parliamentarian. Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Finance Committee Chairman, was invited and asked to review the GeorgiaState Society Proposed Budget 1992-1993,and to sharegeneral information concerning the finances of the State Society. The Regent thanked Mrs. Muldrow and she was excused.

45 Mrs. John K. Bretch, American Indians Chairman, was given pennission to address the Executive Board concerning her 1992-1993project to be the sponsorshipof an Indian youth to the summer camp program sponsored by the [ndian Youth of America, Inc. The State Regent thanked Mrs. Bretch and she was excused.The Executive Board will considerthe suggestionand take action at the Executive Board meeting, Fall Board of Management. Mrs. Chastain read the minutes of the previous meeting and they were approved as corrected. Mrs. Hanf moved that the Georgia State Society co-host a Tea with Alabama and Florida at Continental Congress in April 1993. Motion was seconded and adopted. Mrs. Corbitt reported on the Grave Markers to chapters who could not afford one for each deceased member, and tht approximately55 birthday cards were sent members 90 years of age or older. Mrs. Brennaman gave an update on the Major General John Twiggs Chapter in Jeffersonville. Mrs. Whitson repo1teda balance in checking, as of this date, $5,752.61. The books are still with the auditor and have not been turned over to her. Miss Yarbrough reported 29 graves have been marked since March and that the History of Georgia State Society Daughtersof the AmericanRevolution, J899-1981 are to be sold for $15.00. Mrs. Hunter had state bookplates reprinted and the original plate is stored with J.P. Stevens Company of Atlanta. NSDAR Library has requestedRoster of ConfederateSoldiersfrom Georgia, by Henderson, for the Georgia section. The Regent reported on the following: National Honor Roll is included in the National summer packet; work to be done at Meadow Garden by Barton & Barton, Inc. of Augusta, includes the demolitionof the caretaker'scottage, installationof a drainage system and restorationof the kitchen and workroom walls; 1993 and 1994 Fall Board of Management to be held in Macon; and 1994 State Conference to be held in Athens, March I 0-12. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m. Approved: October 23, 1992 Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, State Recording Secretary SPECIALEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING August 12, 1992 - Carrollton A Special Executive Board meeting was called by the State Regent, Mrs. Jerido Ward, for the purpose of filling the vacancy of State Registrar. The following State Officers were present: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., Organizing Secretary; Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, Treasurer; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, Librarian;Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Curator. The State Regent called the meeting to order and read from the Bylaws Article V, Election of Officers, Section 5, line 4. Mrs. Ward announced that on August I 0, 1992 Mrs. J.C. Serrato, Jr., State Registrar, died leaving a vacancy on the Executive Committee and recommendthat Mrs. Kammeyerbe appointed acting State Registrar, and that Miss Melodye Brown be appointed acting State Curator. Mrs. Hunter moved to accept the recommendation of the State Regent to appoint Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer as acting State Registrar and Miss Melodye Brown be appointed as acting State Curator until their appointments could be ratified at the next Fall Board of Management. Motion was seconded and adopted. After the Chaplain gave a loving prayer of remembrance, Mrs. Ward adjourned the meeting. Approved: October 23, I 992 Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, State Recording Secretary

46 October 23, 1992 The ExecutiveComittee of the Georgia State Society, NSDAR, met at the Best Western-King of the Road Motel, Valdosta,at 7:00 a.m. with Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, presiding. Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, State Chaplain, opened the meeting with prayer. Other State Officers present were: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Second Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Franklin Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth F. Stone, CorrespondingSecretary; Mrs . Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., Organizing Secretary;Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, Treasurer; Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, acting Registrar; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, Librarian; Miss Melodye G. Brown, acting Curator; and Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Parliamentarian. Mrs. Chastain read the minutes of the previous meetings.Minute s were approvedas corrected. Mrs. Ward reported the following: that the office of the CorrespondingSecretary General had moved to the Baylie s Center; National Board authorizedthe use of a DAR Flyer to be distributed by State Organizations. Text to be approvedby OrganizingSecretary General; The paging age for ContinentalCongress has been raised to 40; The Georgia delegation will be seated in Section 6, ground floor; The caretaker'scottage has been demolishedat Meadow Garden, the French drain is in place, and work has begun in the kitchen and workroom;July 22, 1993 is the 100thBirthday of the song "AmericaThe Beautiful". Mrs. Hanf announced that the Alabama, Florida, Georgia Tea at ContinentalCongress will be Wednesday, April 21, 1993, 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. and that National Defense night will be April 22. She attendedthe SAR/DARConstitution Luncheon and brought greetingsfor the State; Attended Tamassee and Kate Duncan Smith DedicationDay s. As National Defense Chairman, she stated that eleven chapters are needed to participatein the Atlanta School System for ROTC medals. Mrs. Brennamanreported that it is possible that the Major General John Twiggs chapter may disband.She also statedthat a fifty dollardonation h ad been sent to the DAR Schoolsas a memorial, and a lovely wreath had been sent to the service, for Mrs. J.C. Serrato, Jr. Mrs. Whitson distributed and reviewed the Summary of Accounts showing total assets of $346,965.75. Mrs. Kammeyerreported that the computer files had been received and are up to date. Ninety­ five new members passed the National October Board. Miss Yarbroughreported that 30 members'graves and 1 Revolutionarys oldier'sgrave had been marked. History of the Georgia State Society Daughters of the American Revolution 1892-1992 will be sold at $15.00. Mrs. Hunter reported that 11 books from 7 chapters had been given to date. Miss Brown reported that all propertiesof the State Society are now in her care except for the lighted insignia which is in the possession of the acting State Registrar, and that the lock on the ballot box has been replaced, with the help of Berry College, at the cost of $12.76. Minor repairs to the flags have been made. Discussionfollowed concerning the DAR Flyer. Mrs. Miller moved that no action be taken on placing the DAR Flyer throughoutthe state. The motion was seconded and adopted. Mrs. Ward appointeda committeeof 3, Mrs. Miller, Miss Brown, and Mrs. Brennaman,to review the content and distributionof a DAR Flyer for Georgia.The committeewill report at the next Board meeting. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8:30 a.m. Approved: March 4, 1993 Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, State RecordingSecretary March 4, 1993 The ExecutiveCommittee of the Georgia State Society, NSDAR, met at the Columbus Hilton, Columbus, at 9:00 a.m. with Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, presiding. All State Officers and the Parliamentarianwere present. Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, State Chaplain, opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, State Recording Secretary,read the minutesof the October Executive Committee Meeting. The minutes were approved as corrected. Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, State First Vice Regent, announced that tickets were available for the Georgia Tea at $23.00. 11 Chapters contributedto the High School R.O.T.C.Medals. 13 schools will receive medals.

47 Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., State Second Vice Regent, stated that there will be a DAR School Workshop on Thursday during Continental Congress, and DAR School Supper will be Friday Evening, tickets are $30.00. Mrs. Corbitt stated that cards of condolence had been sent to those families that she had names and addresses. Mrs. Chastain reported that the Proceedings is being compiled and that the Committee had received minutes for corrections. Miss Elizabeth Stone, State Corresponding Secretary, stated that all duties of this office have been performed. Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman,Jr., State Organizing Secretary,reported on the status of Major General John Twiggs and Whitehall lnn Chapters. National Headquarters reported to this officer that James Pittman Chapter has not paid National Dues. Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, State Treasurer, reviewed the State Summary of Accounts and reported that 64 chapters have earned State Honor Roll. Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, State Registrar, reported 7,816 Chapter Members, 171 deaths, a net loss of 119. Registrar's files are on computer and suggested that the state purchase a computer. National Headquarters has published a new "Membership Guide". Miss Kay Yarbrough, State Historian, announced that Georgia's Outstanding Teacher of American History is Jane McKenzie, sponsored by the Baron DeKalb Chapter. Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, History of the Georgia State Society Chairman, reported that the Volume II will be ready for sale during Summer Workshops. Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, State Librarian, reported that 30 books had been donated to the NSDAR Library, 10 of these are in honor of Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Honorary State Regent. Mrs. Hunter moved that the Georgia State Society send $500.00 to the NSDAR Library to purchase books for the Georgia Section in honor of Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent 1992-1994.The motion was seconded and adopted. Miss Melodye G. Brown, State Curator, reported that all required items for State Conference were here and will be in place for all meetings. Mrs. Ward thanked all officers for their support and announced that the National Board will recommend to the 1993 Continental Congress the following: That the President General's Project be the renovationof ConstitutionHall to be called "Continuingthe Commitment.";that a 4th ribbon may be worn; that American History Month Committee be changed to American History Committee; that a new award with medal and certificate for "Excellence in Community Service" to honor local people; and the adoption of 1993-94National Honor Roll as amended. Mrs. Ward reported on Tamassee DAR School, stating that repairs had been made to the roof and flashing replaced on two wall areas of the Talmadge Auditorium/Gymnasiumat a cost of $465.00. Georgia seating during Continental Congress will be section 6 on the floor, state table at Banquet will be #28. Mrs. Ward restated that original and/or copies of application papers may not be placed where there is public access. Speeches are available, free of charge, from the National Program Office. Mrs. Miller gave the committee report concerning the Georgia DAR Membership Flyer. The committee recommended that no action be taken at this time. Following several announcements,there being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:45 a.m. Approved: 3 August 1993 Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, State Recording Secretary MINUTESOF THE STATEBOARD OF MANAGEMENT GEORGIASTATE SOCIETY OF THE NATIONALSOCIETY DAUGHTERSOF THE AMERICANREVOLUTION Valdosta, Georgia October 23, 1992 The Board of Management of the Georgia State Society, NSDAR, was held at the Best Western­ King of the Road Motel, Valdosta, October 23, 1992, with the State Regent, Mrs. Jerido Ward, presiding. The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. Scripture and prayer were given by Mrs. Travis Paine, Chaplain, General James Jackson Chapter.

48 Mrs. Richard E. Massie, State Chairman, led the Pledge of Allegianceto the Flag of the United States of America; the American'sCreed led by Mrs. Samuel Merritt, Honorary State Regent; the National Anthem led by Mrs. Herman M. Richardson,Honorary State Regent; and the Pledge to the Georgia Flag led by Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Honorary State Regent. Mrs. John M. Samaras, Regent of the General James Jackson Chapter brought greetings and welcomed everyone to Valdosta. Mrs. Ward thanked Mrs. Samaras and chapter members for the gracious reception at the Valdosta Civic Center and the enjoyable tour of lovely homes. The following distinguishedGeorgia Daughters were presented: Mrs. Samuel M. Merritt, past Vice President General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Herman M. Richardson, past Registrar General, past Vice President General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, past Vice President General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Luther L. Watson, Honorary State Regent;Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, past Vice Regent General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent; and Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Honorary State Regent. The CorrespondingSecretary was instructedto send notes to the Honorary State Regents unable to attend, expressing our regrets. The State Regent called for the ratification of two new appointments to the State Executive Committeeand asked the Chairman of the CredentialsCommittee , Mrs. Rena Morgan, to give her first report. Mrs. Morgan stated that 131 members were present and a quorum established. The State Parliamentarian,Mrs. De Lamar, read Article X, Sections 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 from the State Bylaws and that portion of Article V of the State Bylaws pertaining to filling a vacancy on the Executive Committee. Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary, read the recommendation of the Executive Committee. The appointmentsof Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer to the office of State Registrar, and of Miss Melodye G. Brown to the office of State Curator were ratified. The State Officers were presented: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Second Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain;Mrs. W. Franklin Chastain, Recording Secretary;Miss Elizabeth Stone, CorrespondingSecretary; Mrs. Paul E. Brennaman,Jr. , Organiz­ ing Secretary;Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson,Treasurer; Mrs . Calvin C. Kammeyer,Registrar; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Miss Billy W. Hunter, Librarian; and Miss Melodye G. Brown, Curator. The Nationalappointments from Georgiawere recognized:Mrs. CalvinC. Kammeyer, National Chairman, Membership Committee; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, National Vice Chairman, DAR Scholarship, Enid Hall Griswold Memorial Scholarship.National Vice Chairmen for the South­ eastern Division are: Miss Melodye G. Brown, American Heritage; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Honor Roll; Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Junior American Citizens; Miss Kay Yarbrough,Public Relations; and Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., VolunteerGenealogist. Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Sr., serves as an advisor to the DAR Museum. Mrs. Arthur H. Waite is on the Resolutions Committee. DAR Speakers Staff, Area Representativesare: Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr.; Mrs. Charles H. Kezar, Mrs. WilliamDaniel McCranie,II; Miss Jessie J. Mize; Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson; and all HonoraryState Regents. Kate Duncan Smith DAR School Board of Trustees are Mrs. Kammeyerand Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Kammeyer is Chairman of the Advisory Committee and Miss Brown serves on this committee. KOS Board of Trustees, Endowment Committee, Mrs. Peter S. Hanf; Finance Committee, Mrs. Waite and Mrs.Ward. Tamassee DAR School Board of Trustees, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Ward. Tamassee Advisory Committee: Mrs. Chastain, Mrs. Hanf, Mrs. Hankinson, Mrs. Kammeyer,Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Muldrow, and Mrs. Waite. Mrs. Muldrow is a member of the Long Range Planning Committee. Mrs. Ward introduced Mrs. Robert B. Vance and Mrs. G.C. Lee, the Timekeepers for the meeting. State Officers are allowed 3 minutes and State Chairmen 2 minutes. Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, State First Vice Regent, took the chair while the State Regent reported.Mrs. Ward stated that she had visited 39 chapters since April; delivered the DAR Dedication when the TomochichiChapter marked the grave of Mrs. Thomas Earl Stribling,past Chaplain General, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent. She was present when: John Benson Chapter presentedthe Flag of the United States of America to new Hartwell County Senior Citizen Center; ThomasvilleChapter marked the grave of RevolutionarySoldier, John Connell; and presentedthe 75 Year Pin and Certificate to "Miss Georgia" Godwin of the John Clarke Chapter. The John FranklinWren Chapterhonored the State Regent and State CorrespondingSecretary with a tea held

49 in Augusta. She attended the funerals of Miss Martha Ansley Cooper, past Librarian General, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent, and Mrs. J.C. Serrato, Jr., State Registrar. Thanks were given to the 630 members who participatedin the District Workshops,along with Mr. H. Dean Bare, AdministratorofTamassee DAR School, and Jason Eller, student at Tamassee. State Conference plans are being finalized for 1993and 1994.Attended National Board of Management; Tamassee Founders Day; Kate Duncan Smith DedicationDay; and visited Berry College. National Board announced a new "Little Red School House" DAR School pin is available for $20.00 donation; the office of the Corresponding Secretary General has moved to the Baylies Center. Member Services, a new office, is located in the old Corresponding Secretary General's area; Prepared DAR Speeches are available to members;Authorization for DAR MembershipFlyer ; the DAR Service for Veteran-Patientspin is to be worn on official ribbon; October Board passed 95 new Georgia members of which 19 were Juniors; President General's proposed project is restoration of ConstitutionHall; and Georgia's Centennial pin will be available November 15thfor $35.00. Mrs. Ward resumed the Chair and presented the State Officers who reported: Mrs. Hanf, First Vice Regent and National Defense Chairman, reported that plans were being made for Chapter RegentsNight at State Conference,gave National Defense program, broughtgreetings for the State Regent at the SAR/DAR Constitution Luncheon, attended Tamassee Dedication Day and Advisory Board Meeting, attended Kate Duncan Smith Dedication Day, Endowment Committee and Open Board Meeting. She announced that Georgia would participate in a joint tea with Alabama and Florida at Continental Congress 1993.National Defense Luncheon is April 20, and National Defense Night is April 22. Mrs. Miller, Second Vice Regent and DAR Schools Chairman,encouraged members to support our State Project, the May Erwin Talmadge Auditorium/GymnasiumEndowment Trust Fund, at Tamassee DAR School. State Project at Kate Duncan Smith is the new LunchroomBuilding Fund, and at Berry College is Furnishings for a Two Room Student Townhouse. DAR School Luncheon at State Conference will feature students from KDS. Mrs. Corbitt, Chaplain, reminded the members that November 22 is National Bible Sunday and National Bible Week. 90+ birthday cards have been sent, as well as notes of condolence. Mrs. Chastain, Recording Secretary, announced that the 1991-1992 Proceedings have been mailed and extra copies were $5.00 each. She thanked Mrs. Miller and the ProceedingsCommittee for their hard work. Miss Stone, Corresponding Secretary, read the corrections for the 1991-1992Proceedings and reviewed the Consolidated Report Form. She asked that all reports be in on time. Mrs. Brennaman, Organizing Secretary, stated that she was working with the Major John Twiggs Chapter to offset a possible disbandment, and that a new chapter may be formed in the Northwest District. Mrs. Whitson, Treasurer, reviewed the Budget and Summary of Accounts May l through October 15, 1992 showing a balance of: Checking Account 2,361.91 Money Market Account 80,272.89 Certificates of Deposit 264, 320.95 TOTAL $346,965.75 Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Finance Chairman, clarified several points and asked if there were any questions. Mrs. Kammeyer, Registrar, stated that the state records were on computer and up to date. She urged the chapters to promptly send her any changes in membership. Miss Yarbrough, Historian, reported that 30 members graves, and I Revolutionary soldier's grave, have been marked; Deadline for Outstanding Teacher of American History is January 15, 1993; and copies of History of the Georgia State Society Daughters of the American Revolution 1899-/981 are to be sold for $15.00 each. Mrs. Hunter, Librarian, reported that 11 books, from 7 chapters, have been sent to the NSDAR Library; and that Book Worm information and Georgia Book Plates are available. Miss Brown, Curator and DAR Magazine Advertising Chairman, stated that the repairs to the ballot box have been made. 74 chapters participated in the 1992 Co-Op ads. May I, 1993 is the deadline for Chapter Co-Op ads for 1992-1993Honor Roll requirement.

50 Reports continued with the State Chairmen of National Committees: Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., American Heritage and Meadow Garden Museum Shop, encouraged members to participatein the National Contest. She reported that several new items are for sale in the gift shop at Meadow Garden. American History Month, Mrs. William E. Shubert, gave the topic for the essay contest, "Famous Landmarks of the American Revolution" and stated tht there was a map available with all Georgia Landmarks. American Indians, Mrs. John K. Bretch reported on several projects and gave data concerning Indian schools. Mrs. Wrenshaw W. Belew, Conservation, asked that each member plant a tree, recycle and keep a record of all conservation work done. Mrs. John D. Karlovich, Constitution Week, reminded the chapters of the deadline for contest. Mrs. Wade E. Brown, DAR Good Citizens, has the pins and contest information. Mrs. Lawrence Avery, DAR Museum, pointed out the Honor Roll requirementsand spoke on the new Museum exhibits and gift shop. Mrs. Perry L. Bridges, DAR Scholarship, in rhyme encouraged the placement of National application forms and Georgia Scholarshipinformation in all schools.Mrs. Richard E. Massie, The Flag of the United States of America, gave update on the poetry contest, winners and parents will be brought to Washington,D.C. for Flag Day; and that an award would be given for the Best Overall State Report. Genealogical Records, Mrs. Everett E. Porter, Jr., stated that a catalog of the DAR Collection, housed in the State Archives, will be ready by Christmas. Mrs. Robert H. Farrow,Junior American Citizens, urged more participation with the grade schools. Junior Membership, Mrs. William D. McCraine,II, asked for two quilt squares from each chapter, to make quilts forthe State Regent and as a fund raising project. Mrs. Leonard M. Andrus, Membership, reviewed Honor Roll questions and encouraged chapter growth. Mrs. Raiferd L. Drew, Motion Picture, Radio, and Television, asked that we let the sponsors of public programs know of likes and dislikes. Mrs. James L. Brown, Program, reminded chapters to send a script program to the National Society,and to adhere to Honor Roll. Mrs. Albert H. Wren, Seimes Microfilm Center, asked chapters to give contributions to the Chapter. A short break was taken followed by the reports of Special National and State Committees.Mrs. Alton Bruce, Friends of the Library, encouraged members to become a Friend. Insignia, Mrs. Dennis J.F. Beall, stated that new forms were being printed and would be available soon. Mrs. C.E. Hughes, NSDAR Museum Correspondent Docents, asked that the chapters take advantage of the slide programs from Headquarters and to encourage members to become a docent. Mrs. Wilbur K. Avera, President General's Project, would like for Georgia to be I 00% in contributions, and to review Honor Roll. Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, Bylaws, stated that the Committee had reviewed the questionnaires from chapters and would report at State Conference. Mrs. Edward E. Lusk, Coordinator of Districts, reported on the excellent Workshops and thanked the host Chapters. She stated that it had been a pleasure to work with the State Regent. Northeast District Director, Mrs. S. Douglas Beasley announced that the I 993 Workshop will be held in Augusta. Mrs. James L. Coleman, Northwest District Director, invited all members of the Workshop to Canton. Mrs. Ronald H. Salter, Southwest District Director, told of plans being made for the 1993 Workshop to be held in Americus. Southeast District Director, Mrs. Alex S. Boyer, Jr., had many kind words for the State Regent and announced that the Workshop would be held in Brunswick. Mrs. Robert B. Yance, Sr., Cooperation of DAR with SAR and S.R., urged members to help with the papers of prospective SAR members. She announced that an award would be given. Mrs. Robert H. Gladney, DAR Literature, stated that there was free information for each chapter. Mrs. Harry L. Dickey, Georgia Day, asked that each chapter have a program on Georgia Day and announced that the 28th Annual Georgia Heritage Celebration, held in Savannah, would be February 12-14.The State Regent gave a special recognition to Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Sr., Georgia State Room, NSDAR Museum, and asked that she also report on the Fifty Year Club. Mrs. Peterson asked that each chapter send her the names of 50 year members, and thanked the daughters for their purchase of the "Beaufet" for the Georgia Room. Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Meadow Garden Furnishings, thanked Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr. for her excellent care given to Meadow Garden, and asked that members contribute to the Maintenance Fund as a new roof is needed. She also reported on the progress of the pub]jcationof The History of the Georgia State Society, NSDAR. Miss Patricia A. Glenn, Lucy Cook Peel Memorial, reported that 30 copies of the Membership Roster, 1986, had been sold. Mrs. Guy F. Davenport, Sr., Marking Revolutionary Soldiers' Graves and Restoring Historic spots, stated that order forms were available and to report all chapter markings. Mrs. Luther L. Watson, Meadow Garden Patrons , urged chapters and members to

51 become a Patron. Mrs. Inman D. Jackson, Jr., Press Book, reviewed the procedure for submitting articles. Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, Proceedings,thanked her committeeand stressedthat reports must be sent in on time. Mrs. Charles F. Wysong,Resolutions, read four Resolutionsand moved their adoption: Appreciation To The Printer Of The Proceedings; To Rescind Resolutions Pertaining To The OperationOf The Finance Committee; DAR School Per Capita;and CourtesyResolutions. Mrs. James L. Fritze, Scrapbook, reminded chapters of deadlines for submittingscrapbooks. Transpor­ tation, Mrs. Charles H. Kezar,urged membersto reserve space on the bus for ContinentalCongress and announced plans for future bus trips. The Chair called for the final report of the Credentials Committee. Mrs. Rena Morgan, Chairman, reported: 77 members of the State Board of Managementwere present; State Officers, 12; Parliamentarian, l; Honorary State Regents, 9; National Chairmen and Vice Chairmen, 7 (7 reported elsewhere); Chapter Regents, 57 (15 reported elsewhere); State Chairmen and Vice Chairmen, 51 (25 reported elsewhere); Chapter Members for luncheon, 35; Total registration without duplication, 138.By direction of the committee, Mrs. Morgan moved the adoption of the credentials report. Report was adopted. Mrs. Chastain called the roll of the Board of Management Meeting. After announcements, there being no further business, the Fall Board of Management was adjourned. Following the meeting, luncheon was served. Approved: May 4, 1993 Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent By: Proceedings Committee Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, State Recording Secretary LUNCHEONS Georgia State Officers Club - Chattahoochee Room, Columbus Hilton, Columbus, Thursday, Noon, March 4, 1993 Georgia Chapter Regents Club - Empire Room, Columbus Hilton, Columbus, Thursday, Noon, March 4, 1993 OPENINGBANQUET The Opening Banquet of the 95th State Conferenceof the Georgia State Society, NSDAR , was held in the North Hall, Columbus Iron Works, Columbus at 6:00 p.m., Thursday, March 4, 1993. Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, presided and welcomed members and guests. Mrs. Ward gave a brief historyof the Iron Works, recognizingMrs. Thomas Knox Kendrickfor her part in preserving and promoting the Iron Works. Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, State Chaplain, gave the blessing. During dinner, Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, Honorary State Regent, emceed the entertainment, featuring some of Georgia's past Outstanding Juniors. The following distinguished guests were presented: Mrs. Donald Shattuck Blair, President General, NSDAR; Mrs. Betty P. Swenson, State Regent, Alabama; Mrs. Robert S. Lipes, State Regent, Virginia; Mrs. Thomas J. O'Malley, National Chairman, American Indians Committee; Mrs. James T. Sweeney, National Chairman, Junior Membership Committee. The State Officers and Honorary State Regents were presented and asked to stand for recognition.Other guests and members were welcomed: Mr. James L. Holman, State President, Sons of the American Revolution, and Mrs. Holman; Conference Chairman, Co-chairman and Hostess Chapter Regents; Mr. J.H. Wren, father of the State Regent, and Mrs. Sammy Fowler, sister of the State Regent. Mrs. Ward recognized Miss Kay Yarbrough, State Historian, who presented the Outstanding American History Teacher in Georgia, Miss Jane McKenzie. Miss McKenzie was sponsored by Baron DeKalb Chapter and will be entered in competition for National recognition. Miss Yarbrough recognized Mrs. William E. Shubert, State Chairman American History Month, and Mrs. John D. Millar, Regent Baron DeKalb Chapter. Miss McKenzie was presented with a Certificate of Award , by the State Regent, and asked to say a few words. Jane's mother, Mrs. McKenzie was introduced. Mrs. Wade E. Brown, State Chairman DAR Good Citizen Committee, was recognizedand she introduced the Georgia Good Citizen, Holly Sterrett, sponsored by Joseph Habersham Chapter. Mrs. Brown recognizedMrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Chapter Regent, and Mrs. Robert B. Vance, Sr.,

52 Chapter Chairman. Mrs. Ward presented the Good Citizen Pin, introduced Holly's family, and asked Holly to say a few words. Mrs. Donald D. Harucinson, Honorary State Regent, thanked Mr. Johnson of J.E. Caldwell for their productionof Georgia's Centennialpin. She then presented the Regent of the John Laurens Chapter, Mrs. Carl S. Williams, with pin #1 to be given to Barbara Ann Vaughn, designer of pin. The State Regent then presented Mrs. Harucinsonwith pin #2, a gift of appreciation from the members of Mrs. Harucinson's Executive Board. Mrs. WilliamD. McRanie,II, Junior MembershipChairman, introduced past GeorgiaOutstand­ ing Juniors: Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, Mrs. Donald D. Harucinson,Miss ElizabethStone, Mrs. Don Allmond,and Mrs. RonaldD. Kent.Mrs. Peggy SwannUsry, State Vice ChairmanJunior Membershipin Charge of Contest,was introduced.She then presentedGeorgia's 1993 Outstanding Junior, Mrs. Jerry Anthony Davis. Mrs. Davis addressed the assembly and expressed her appreciation. After several announcements,Mrs. Ward invited the assembly to a Jazz Concert at 8:00 given by the Columbus College Jazz Combo. NINETY-FIFTHSTATE CONFERENCE GEORGIASTATE SOCIETY OF THE NATIONALSOCIETY DAUGHTERSOF THE AMERICANREVOLUTION The 95th State Conference of the Georgia State Society, NSDAR, convened in the Dining Gallery, Columbus Iron Works, Columbus at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, March 4, 1993. The Processional included the Columbus College R.O.T.C. Color Guard; Pages; Hostess Chapter Regents; State Officers; visiting National Chairmen and State Regents; Honorary State Regents; President General, NSDAR and the State Regent. Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, called the conference to order. The invocation was given by Rev. Helen Berenthine, Associate Pastor of St. Luke United Methodist Church; the Pledge of Allegianceto the Flag of the United Statesof Americawas led by Mrs. JonathanW. Fox, Honorary State Regent; the NationalAnthem led by Mrs. LeonardG. De Lamar, HonoraryState Regent;the American'sCreed led by Mrs. James A. Harvey, Jr., State Chairman of Americanismand DAR Manual for Citizenship. The Colors were posted and the Pages retired. Mrs.Ward expressedappreciation to Dr. Paul Vander Gheynst, Professor of Music at Columbus College, for the jazz concert and the special "Hello Dolly" welcome. The HonorableFrank K. Martin, Mayor of Columbus,brought warm greetingsfrom Columbus and Muscogee County. Mrs. Glenn Vaughn, Jr., Conference Chairman, was presented. Mrs. Richard R. Simpson, Regent, Oglethorpe Chapter, brought greetings from the hostess chapters and welcomed the delegationto Columbus. Mrs. Peter S. Hanf,First Vice Regent, respondedby thankingthe Hostess Chapters for their gracious hospitality. The Regent read greetings from Miss Amy Richardson, State President, Children of the American Revolution.Mr. James L. Holman, State President, Sons of the American Revolution, was asked to bring greetings from the Georgia Society. Mrs. Holman was recognized. Also presented was Mr. Hardwick Smith Johnson, Governor General, First Families of Georgia and Mrs. Robert B. Vance, State Chairman, Cooperationof DAR with SAR and S.R. Mrs.Ward presentedthe followingdistinguished guests: Mrs. DonaldShattuck Blair, President General, NSDAR; Mrs. Betty P. Swenson, State Regent of Alabama;Mrs. Robert S. Lipes, State Regentof Virginia; Mr. Thomas J. O'Malley,National Chairman of AmericanIndians Committee; Mrs. James T. Sweeney, National Chairman of Junior MembershipCommittee. Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., State Second Vice Regent, presented the past National Officers and Honorary State Regents: Mrs. Samuel M. Merritt, past Vice President General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick,Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Herman M. Richardson,past RegistrarGeneral, past Vice PresidentGeneral , HonoraryState Regent;Mrs. ArthurH . Waite,past Vice PresidentGeneral, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Luther L. Watson, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin, past Vice PresidentGeneral, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, past Vice President General, Honorary State regent; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Flew Murphey, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Leitch, past Historian

53 General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent and Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Honorary State Regent. The State Regent presented the State Officers: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Second Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, Recording Secretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., Organizing Secretary; Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, Treasurer; Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Registrar; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, Librarian; and Miss Melodye Brown, Curator. Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, State Parliamentarian, and Mrs. Ray Landers, Administrator, Kate Duncan Smith DAR School were also recognized. Mrs. Ward introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Donald Shattuck Blair, President General, NSDAR, who gave an informative talk on the National Headquarters,President General's Project and her days as a State Regent. At the conclusion, Mrs. Ward thanked her for the timely and informative message. The State Regent presented her personal pages: Mrs. William D. McCranie, Il, and Miss Kellye W. Blanchard. Mrs. Jerry Davis, State Chairman of Pages, introduced the Conference Pages. Mrs. Ward thanked the pages for their excellence. Several announcements were made and an invitation was given to meet the President General, special guest and State Officers immediately following the Recessional. Mrs. Kendrick presented the State Regent; President General and guests with copies of the History of Columbus,Georgia. The assembly stood for the benediction offered by the State Chaplain and for the retiring of the colors. The meeting was recessed until 9:00 a.m., Friday, March 5, 1993. Approved: May 4, 1993 By: Proceedings Committee BREAKFAST Georgia State Chairmans Club - Chattahoochee Room, Columbus Hilton Friday, 7:30 a.m., March 5, 1993 JUNIOR BREAKFAST The Junior Membership Breakfast was held in the Savannah Room, Columbus Hilton, Columbus, on Friday, March 5, 1993. Mrs. William Daniel Mccranie, 11, State Chairman, presided. The blessing was given by Mrs. Ronald D. Kent. Mrs. McCranie recognized: Miss Beth Stone, State Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, State Registrar, Miss Melodye Brown, State Curator, and Mrs. James Sweeney, National Junior Membership Chairman. Mrs. Peggy Swann Usry, State Vice-chairmanof Contest introducedthe 1993Outstanding Junior, Mrs. Jerry A. Davis. After a delicious breakfast, Mrs. McCranie introduced past Outstanding Juniors present at the breakfast. Mrs. Sweeney shared the importance of being an involved Junior member, and how to share the DAR Story with others. During the Regent's Banquet, Mrs. Ronald D. Kent, Vice Chairman of Sales, presented a check to Mrs. Jerido Ward from money made at the Chinese auction, and an invitation to be the guest of the state Juniors at the Junior Breakfast and Forum in Washington. The money from the auction was to be used for the project of her choice. Mrs. Kent presented to Mrs. Davis a check in the amount of $100.00 for use on her expenses for Continental Congress. During this meeting winners of the Chinese auction were announced. A Junior Hospitality Suite with refreshments was open throughout the Conference. Junior products and Bazaar items were available for purchase. FRIDAYMORNING SESSION - March 5, 1993 The 95th State Conference of the Georgia State Society, NSDAR, reconvened in the Dining Gallery of the Columbus Iron Works, Columbus, at 9:00 a.m., March 5, 1993. The Processional included Color Bearers; Pages; State Officers; visiting Guests; President General, NSDAR, and the State Regent. Mrs. Ward, State Regent, called the meetingto order. The invocation was given by Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, State Chaplain; the Pledge to the Flag of the United States of America led by Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Honorary State Regent; the American's Creed by Mrs. James J. Harvey, Jr., State

54 Chairman of Americanismand DAR Manual for Citizenship;the National Anthem by Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin , Honorary State Regent; and the Pledge to the Georgia Flag by Mrs. Harry L. Dickey, State Chairman for Georgia Day. The colors were posted and the Pages retired. The State Regent thanked Mrs. Kruggel for the lovely Music. Mrs. Ward presented the following distinguishedguests: Mrs. Donald Shattuck Blair, President General, NSDAR; Mrs. Betty P. Swenson, State Regent, Alabama; Mrs. Robert S. Lipes, State Regent, Virginia; Mrs. Thomas J. O'Malley, National Chairman, Junior Membership Committee. Mrs. Blair addressed the assembly, and each guest brought greetings. The State Regent recognizedGeorgia daughters who had received National appointments:Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, National Chairman, Membership Committee; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, National Vice Chairman, DAR Scholarship, Enid Hall Griswold Memorial Scholarship; the National Vice Chairmen for the Southeastern Division are: Miss Meoldye G. Brown, American Heritage; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Honor Roll; Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Junior American Citizens; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Public Relations; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Volunteer Genealogists; Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Sr., serves as an Advisor to the DAR Museum; and Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, Resolutions Committee. Other National appointments recognized were: DAR Speakers Staff, Area Representatives, Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., Mrs. Charles H. Kezar, Mrs. William Daniel McCranie, II, Miss Jessie J. Mize, Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, and Honorary State Regents; VAVS Representativesand DAR School Appointments;Kate Duncan Smith Board ofTrustees: Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyerand Mrs. Jerido Ward; Kate Duncan Smith Board of Trustees, Advisory Committee: Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Miss Melodye G. Brown and Mrs. James J. Leitch; Kate Duncan Smith Board of Trustees, Endowment Committee: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf; Kate Duncan Smith Board of Trustees, Finance Committee: Mrs. Arthur H. Waite and Mrs. Jerido Ward; Tamassee Board of Trustees: Mrs. James J. Leitch, Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr. and Mrs. Jerido Ward; Tamassee Board of Trustees, AdvisoryCommittee: Mrs. John I. Bell, Jr., Mrs. William Franklin Chastain, Mrs. Paul E. Feniello, Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Mrs. Inman D. Jackson, Jr., Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Mrs. James J. Leitch, Mrs. Fred A. Miller,Jr., Mrs. James J. Muldrow and Mrs. Arthur H. Waite; Tamassee Long Range Planning Committee: Mrs. James J. Muldrow. The Regent recognized Georgia daughters appointed to House Committees during Continental Congress. State First Vice Regent, Mrs. Hanf, presented Georgia's Past National Officers and Honorary State Regents: Mrs. Samuel M. Merritt, past Vice PresidentGeneral, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Herman M. Richardson, past Registrar General, past Vice PresidentGeneral and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, past Vice President General and Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Luther L. Watson, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin, past Vice President General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Jonathan W. Fox, past Vice President General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Leonard G. De Lamar, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. Flew Murphey, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Leitch, past Historian General, Honorary State Regent; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, Honorary State Regent and Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson, Honorary State Regent. Mrs. Ward requested the Corresponding Secretary send notes of regret to those Honorary State Regents who were unable to attend. Mrs. Rena Morgan, Chairman Conference Credentials, gave the first report of the committee: 153 voting members; 70 Chapters represented; 12 State Officers; 12 Honorary State Regents; 56 Chapter Regents; 73 Chapter Delegates. The State Regent thanked Mrs. Morgan and stated that a quorum was present. Mrs. De Lamar, State Parliamentarian,read the Standing Rules of the 95th State Conference and by direction of the Committee moved their adoption. The Standing Rules were adopted as read. Miss Stone, State CorrespondingSecretary, presented the conference Program and by direction of the Committee moved its adoption. The Conference Program was adopted as corrected. There being no objections, the State Regent asked the Proceedings Committee to approve the minutes of the Opening Meeting. The State Regent made her report. (Mrs. Ward's report, in detail, will be found in the Proceedings under State Regent's Report.)

55 Mrs. Kendrickasked Mrs. Hanf to take the chair. Mrs. Kendrick moved that the Georgia State Society, in Conferenceassembled , endorse our State Regent,Mrs. Jerido Ward, as a candidatefor the office of Vice President General in the election to be held at the 103rdContinental Congress in Washington, D.C. April 1994. The motion was seconded. Mrs. Hanf announced that voting would be by ballot in the Fountain Room of the Columbus Hilton from 2-3:30 p.m. Mrs. Hanf thankedMrs. Ward on behalfof the GeorgiaState Societyfor the excellentleadership and representationof the Georgia Daughters with a rising vote of thanks given by the assembly. Mrs. William D. Wilson and Mrs. Charles H. Kezar, Timekeepers for the Conference, were recognized. The State Regent presented the State Officers, each gave a three minute report: Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, First Vice Regent and National Defense Chairman; Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., Second Vice Regent; Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, Chaplain; Mrs. W. Franklin Chastain, RecordingSecretary; Miss Elizabeth Stone, CorrespondingSecretary; Mrs. Paul F. Brennaman, Jr., Organizing Secretary; Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, Treasurer; Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, Registrar; Miss Kay Yarbrough, Historian; Mrs. Billy W. Hunter, Librarian; Miss Melodye Brown, Curator and DAR Magazine Advertising. State Chairmenof NationalCommittee s reported: Mrs. James H. Elliott,Jr., AmericanHeritage; Mrs. WilliamE. Shubert, AmericanHistory Month; Mrs. John K. Bretch, AmericanIndians; Mrs. James A. Harvey, Jr., Americanismand DAR Manual for Citizenship;Mrs . Wenshaw W. Belew, Conversation;Mrs . John M. Karlovich, ConstitutionWeek ; Mrs. Wade E. Brown, DAR Good Citizens; Miss Florrie B. Jackson, DAR Magazine; Mrs. Lawrence Avery, DAR Museum; Mrs. Perry L. Bridges, DAR Scholarship;Mrs. Everett E. Porter, Jr., GenealogicalRecords; Mrs. Don Allmond, Honor Roll; Mrs. Robert H. Farrow, Junior American Citizens; Mrs. William Daniel Mccranie, II, Junior Membership; Mrs. RaiferdL. Drew, Motion Picture, Radio and Television; Mrs. James L. Brown, Program; and Mrs. Albert H. Wren, Seimes Microfilm Center. Mrs. Ward called on the Chairman of the ResolutionsCommittee , Mrs. Charles F. Wysong, to give the first reading of the Proposed Resolutions. After several announcements, the meeting was recessed until 9:00 a.m. Saturday. Approved: May 4, 1993 Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent By ProceedingsCommittee Mrs. W. Frank Chastain, State Recording Secretary DARSCHOOL LUNCHEON The DAR School Luncheon was held in the North Hall, Columbus Iron Works, Columbus, Friday, March 5, 1993at 12:30p.m. Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Jr., State Second Vice Regent and DAR SchoolChairman, presided. Mrs. Miller welcomedeveryone to the SchoolLuncheon. The blessing was given by Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, State Chaplain. Mrs. Miller presentedMrs . Jerido Ward, State Regent and member of the Board of Trustees at Tamassee DAR School, The Board of Trustees and Finance Committee at Kate Duncan Smith DAR School. The followingspecial guests were presented:Mrs. Betty P. Swenson,Alabama State Regentand memberof the Board ofTrustees, Kate DuncanSmit h DAR School; Mrs. RobertS. Lipes, Virginia State Regent and member Finance Committee, Kate Duncan Smith DAR School; Mrs. James T. Sweeney, National Chairman, Junior Membership and member of the Board of Trustees at Tamassee and Kate Duncan Smith DAR Schools; and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Malley, National Chairman, American Indians. The FollowingDAR School Appointeesfrom Georgia were recognized:Mrs . James J. Leitch, memberof the Board ofTrustees, ExecutiveCommittee, and the AdvisoryCommittee at Tamassee DAR School and member of the AdvisoryCommittee at Kate Duncan Smith DAR School; Mrs. Calvin C. Kammeyer, member of the Board of Trustees and the Advisory Committee at Kate Duncan Smith DAR School and member of the AdvisoryCommittee at Tamassee DAR School; Mrs. James H. Elliott, Jr., member of the Board of Trustees at Tamassee DAR School; Mrs. Peter S. Hanf, member of the EndowmentCommittee at Kate Duncan Smith DAR School and member of the Advisory Committee at Tamassee DAR School; Mrs. Arthur H. Waite, member of the Finance Committeeat Kate Duncan Smith DAR School and member of the AdvisoryCommittee at Tamassee DAR School; Mrs. James J. Muldrow, member of the Advisory Committeeand the Long Range Planning Committeeat Tamassee DAR School; Miss Melodye G. Brown, member

56 of the AdvisoryCommittee at Kate Duncan Smith DAR School; Mrs. W. FranklinChastain , Mrs. Donald D. Hankinson and the State DAR School Chairman serve on the Advisory Committeeat Tamassee DAR School. Recognized in groups were: Past National Officers, Honorary State Regents, State Officers, State Parliamentarian,and National Appointmentsfrom Georgia. Mrs. William E. Shubert, American History Month Chairman, introduced the State Essay Winners:5th grade, KathrynO'Stean , sponsoredby Old HerodChapter; 6th grade, Pablo Figueroa, sponsored by Nathaniel Macon Chapter; 7th grade, Mitchell Ladson, sponsored by Lachlan McIntoshchapter; 8th grade, John Craton, sponsoredby Toccoa Chapter. Mrs. Shubertpresented each winner with a Certificate of Award, medal and check. She also recognized each winner's family. Mrs. Perry L. Bridges,DAR ScholarshipChairman, announced thatJames MatthewReonas was Georgia'sapplicant for the NSDAR AmericanHistory Month Scholarship and that AmyJarosieweiz from TamasseeDAR School receivedthe Helen McGarityShepherd Scholarship. She introduced the 1992 National winner of the J.E. Caldwell/DAR Centennial Scholarship, Shanna Erin McCormick sponsored by the Elijah Clark Chapter. The families were presented. Mrs. Miller reported that donations totaling $41,950.64 were sent to the schools. Response to the TalmadgeEndowment Trust Fund was gratifyingwith $11,110.89being received.Forty-three donors became "Friendsof DAR Schools"contributing $13,999.00 Fifty-eight Chapters received the Hightower DAR School Award. Button Gwinnett and Colonel William Few Chapters were recognized for the largest per capita contributionto the state project at Kate Duncan Smith and Tamassee DAR Schools. Friendsand Patrons of the Talmadge EndowmentTrust Fund were recognized.Friends' names will be engravedon the Wall of Honor in the TalmadgeAuditorium/Gymnasium atTamassee DAR School. The State Chairman'sAward was presentedto Mrs. John Inman Bell, Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox Kendrick for their OutstandingSupport of DAR Schools. Greetings were brought from Tamassee DAR School by Mr. Dean Bear, Administrator;Berry College by Mr. John Lipscomb, Assistant to the President. Mr. Ray Landers, Administratorat Kate Duncan Smith DAR School, brought greetings and introducedthe Kate Duncan Smith DAR School Ensemble.A delightfulprogram of Georgia and patriotic songs was given by the ensemble. Mrs. Miller thanked Mrs. L.W. Jordan and her committeefor their help in preparing the DAR SchoolLuncheon and her own ColonelWilliam Few Chapterfor makingand transportingthe table decorations- Little Red School Houses and Yellow School Busses. Mrs. Miller announcedthat all membersmay attend the DAR School Workshopat Continental Congress and that the DAR School Supper tickets are $30.00. Severalannouncements were made and the assemblywas remindedto vote at the conclusionof this luncheon. The meeting was recessed until the Chapter Regents Banquet at 6:00 p.m. CHAPTERREGENTS BANQUET Mrs. PeterS . Hanf, StateFirst Vice Regent,presided at the ChapterRegents Banquet in the North Hall, ColumbusIron Works, Columbus, at 6:00 p.m., Friday, March 5, 1993.Mrs. Hanf extended a warm welcome to the assembly with a special poem of thanks to our hard working Chapter Regents.The blessingwas offered by the State Chaplain,Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt. Dinner followed. Mrs. Hanf recognizedMrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent; Mrs. Betty P. Swenson,Alabama State Regent; Mrs. Robert S. Lipes, Virginia State Regent; Mrs. Thomas J. O'Malley, National Chairman,American Indians;past NationalOfficers and Honorary State Regents;State Officers; Parliamentarian;Miss Amy Richardson, State President, Mrs. Fred L. Richardson,Senior State President, Children of the American Revolution;and National Appointments. Mrs. Hanf introduced the following: Mrs. Edward E. Lusk, Coordinatorof Districts; Mrs. S. Douglas Beasley, Northeast District Director; Mrs. James L. Coleman, Northwest District Director; Mrs. Alex S. Boyer, Jr., Southeast District Director; Mrs. Glenn Vaughn, Jr. and Mrs. Robert L. Loflin, ConferenceCo-Chairmen; Hostess Chapter Regents, Mrs. Richard R. Simpson,

57 Oglethorpe Chapter; Mrs. E.Y. Stratton, George Walton Chapter and Mrs. Perlene Kelly, Button Gwinnett Chapter. Two chaptersreceived special recognition by Mrs. Hanf for celebratingtheir I 00th Anniversary: the Pulaski Chapter, Mrs. T.A. Skelton, Jr., past Regent and the Mary Hammond Washington Chapter, Mrs. Dennis J.F. Beall, Regent. Each Regent gave a brief history of their chapter. Miss Kay Yarbrough, President of the Georgia Chapter Regents Club, presented the Chapter Regents Club Pin to Mrs. Robert B. Yance, Sr., of the Joseph Habersham Chapter, Outstanding Regent of the Year. Mrs. Shelby A. Whitson, State Treasurer, awarded certificatesto chapters having achieved the State Honor Roll. Mrs. Hanf thanked the hostess chapters for the lovely decorations. Mrs. Ronald D. Kent, Junior Membership Vice Chairman of Sales, announced the winners of the Silent Auction. Proceeds to be contributed to the Helen Pouch Memorial Fund. The meeting was recessed until the evening meeting at 7:45 p.m. CHAPTERREGENTS NIGHT Friday, March S, 1993 The Benning Belles provided music for the processional of Color Bearers, Chapter Regents, District Directors and the State Regent as they entered the Dining Gallery, Columbus lron Works for the evening meeting. Mrs. Jerido Ward, State Regent, called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m. State Chaplain, Mrs. W. Elton Corbitt, gave the invocation. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America was led by Mrs. Richard R. Simpson, Oglethorpe Chapter, Regent; the DAR Pledge to the Flag was led by Mrs. Edward V. Stratton, George Walton Chapter, Regent; and America the Beautiful led by Mrs. John W. Kelly. The Colors were posted and the Pages retired. Mrs. Ward thanked the Benning Belles for the lively concert entertainment. The State Regent introduced Mr. John Ethan Boyes, Honorary State President and present Senior Presidentof the Cherokee Rose Society, Children of the AmericanRevolution. Mr. Boyes introduced, a Georgia first, the 1993C.A.R. Debutantes:Miss Amy LouiseRichardson , Lucy Spell Raiford Society; Miss Margaret Lydia Senn, The Glass Brothers Society and Miss Laura Yance, Habersham Society. Each young lady was presented by her father, is now eligible for DAR membership. Mrs. Edward E. Lusk, Coordinatorof Districts, reported and presented the 4 District Directors. Each Director and Chapter Regent then reported by Districts: SOUTHWESTDISTRICT: Mrs. Ronald H. Salter, Director; HostessChapter Regents; Mrs. Perlene Kelly,Button Gwinnett;Mrs. E.V. Stratton,George Walton and Mrs. Richard R. Simpson, Oglethorpe; Mrs. William E. McMichael, Thronateeska; Mrs. Homer A. Dawson, Council of Safety; Mrs. Jabez P. Kelly, Bainbridge; Mrs. Peggy Swann Usry, Peter Early; Mrs. John D. Morrison,Benjamin Hawkins; Mrs. James L. Nicholson,Old Herod; Mrs. Dale L. Money, General Daniel Stewart; Mrs. Charles Majors, Chehaw; Mrs. Roy Henderson, Thomasville; Mrs. C.R. Choate, Jr., Tallassee; and Mrs. Claire M. Dixon, Sukey Hart. SOUTHEASTDISTRICT: Mrs. Alex S. Boyer, Jr., Director; Mrs. John J. Kappes, General Josiah Tattnall; Mrs. Carl S. Williams, John Laurens; Mrs. William D. McCranie, II, Colonel William Few; Mrs. Calvert J. Lee, John Floyd; Mrs. Jack Torbett, Fort Frederica; Mrs. Steven Osvald, Bonaventure; Mrs. James Cooper, Savannah; Mrs. Ronald E. McCrosky, Archibald Bulloch; Mrs. Alex S. Boyer, Jr., Brier Creek; Mrs. John M. Samaras, General James Jackson and Mrs. H.B. Davis, Vidalia. NORTHEASTDISTRICT: Mrs. S. Douglas Beasley, Director; Mrs. Gary Shattuck, Elijah Clarke; Mrs. Theodore P. deTreville, College Hill; Mrs. William L. Frady, Tomochichi, Mrs. Moody C. Summers, Jr., Sergeant Newton; Mrs. Charles E. Eavenson,Stephen Heard; Mrs. Carl E. Hester, Oliver Morton; Mrs. James H. Huggins,John Benson;Mrs. FrankJ. Brown,Nancy Hart; Mrs. VirginiaK. McIntosh,Philadelphia Winn; Mrs. Bobby C. Miller,John Clarke;Mrs. Raymond Martin, Toccoa; Mrs. Albert H. Wren, Burkhalter; Mrs. Henry Petree, Sunbury; Mrs. Don Allmond, John Fra!1klinWren . Mrs. Flew Murphey, Honorary State Regent, addressed the members on Georgia DAR during the war years, with "Visit of Mrs. Stewart Colley, State Regent, 1942-I 944".

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