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OUR HERITAGE May 2016 Our Heritage Volume 2 Issue 7 OUR HERITAGE May 2016 Our Heritage Volume 2 Issue 7 Mississippi Division United Daughters of the Confederacy ® Division Officers President’s Message included our own Registrar President Janice Strohm General Frances Woodruff and the Vice President Susan Easter Nathan Bedford Forrest Chapter 2nd VP Rebecca Fairchild 422 President Elaine Bullock- 3rd VP Courtney Hodge Arnold. Her living in Maryland Rec. Secretary Sandy Gaddis makes for a convenient trip to Richmond. We learned of new Treasurer Mary Landin activities in our General Registrar Pam Mauldin Organization and were treated to a Historian Lynda McKinney delicious lunch. Y’all all need to RMSA Carole Gospodnetich go sometimes. The UDC Memorial Building is magnificent, Appointive Officers and supplies can be bought and picked up right there! I brought Chaplain Beth Koostra home several General Minutes Editor Sharon Tallman books and new Handbooks! Corr. Secretary Tina Johnston After a few days to relax and arrive home, I started Introducing MS Division’s downloading, had printed (and NEW CHAPTER MS Division President Janice Strohm reprinted), and collated all of the on pg 14 reports and information for the Attending Winston Guards 2643 Presidents’ packets. No small Brice’s Crossroads Chapter Meeting in April 2016 feat! During the travel to Corinth 2714! for the District I meeting, we made stops in Macon, Okolona, and Also in this issue: ’s that time of year again – Oxford – have to get those Shiloh speech by It Confederate Memorial Day pictures. The ladies of Corinth Janice Strohm, pg 4 services and District meetings. welcomed us on March 19. It was We Mississippi Daughters have my pleasure to explain, with the been traveling from one end of the help of Division Officers and A moving speech by state to another to attend meetings Chairmen, the Presidents’ packets and lay wreaths – all to honor our to the Presidents and members Larry McCluney, pg 15 forefathers who fought for the who were there and install the new Confederacy. District I Officers. We drove back March 5 found me in home via Hwy 45 and stopped at Richmond to attend the Spring Lauderdale to find the Lauderdale Board. Besides getting to be there Springs Cemetery. with all of the other members from Next stop was to the around the United States, I’m District II meeting in Greenville on always happy to see fellow Mississippians which this year (Continued on page 2) The names United Daughters of the Confederacy® and Children of the Confederacy® are registered trademarks of the General Organization and may not be used outside the Organization without the express written consent of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. In all references to the official names in this document, the ® shall be understood. The official UDC insignia is a registered trademark of the General Organization and may not be used without the express written consent of the President General. Due to privacy restrictions set forth by the General Organization, Chapters are restricted from posting this document to their website. OUR HERITAGE Page 2 President’s Message, cont. (Continued from page 1) I’m so glad that we kept the District set-up in our Division. I especially, and several others, said April 2, but not before a trip to the B.B. King Museum that they enjoy attending these meetings and visiting in Indianola. This is another place y’all need to put with members who may never get to attend a on your bucket list, along with the new GRAMMY Division Convention or a Division Workshop. Next Museum in Cleveland. Those visits were aside from year we will have the Division Workshop either in all of the monument stops in that area – Greenville, March or very early April in the Jackson area. There Cleveland, Greenwood, Carrollton, and Winona. will also be District meetings -- time and place Once again, I explained the Presidents’ packets to arranged through the Chairmen, Division Vice the members with the help of the Officers and President, and Presidents of the District’s Chapters. Chairmen who were in attendance and installed the There’s so much of which to remind you. I new Officers. have sent an e-mail to Chapter Presidents and many While we were in the area, we stayed two others about this upcoming election year. Please nights at the Holiday Inn Express in Greenwood, think about running for a Division Office or who you which will be the hotel base for our Convention. I might have in mind for an Officer’s position. We will especially wanted to visit the Confederate Memorial be electing a new President, Vice President, Second Building where we will have our Division Convention Vice President, Third Vice President, Recording on September 22-24. Several of the District II ladies Secretary, Treasurer, Registrar, Historian, and met me there and toured me around. They told me Recorder of Military Service Awards. Remember of a direct route from the hotel to the building (we’ll also, that if you are not ready for a Division Office, be explain). thinking of a Committee Chairman position you might From there, we traveled on Monday April 4 want (yes, it’s the responsibility of the Division to Louisville to the Winston Guards 2643 meeting at President to ask members to do this). Lake Tiak O’Khata. I presented the program and Chapter Presidents, please have your installed the new Officers. Thank you, Frances, for Presidents’ packets back to me by August 1. If you twisting my arm. have any questions about these reports, please Just because I can’t resist attending a UDC contact the appropriate Officer or Chairman. I’ll have meeting, we traveled up the road to Tupelo on the company bed cleared for sorting and my spread Tuesday April 5th to attend the meeting of the John sheet ready to check off your Chapter’s reports. It’s J. Hart 2443 Chapter. This is the second time I have especially important to have a listing of your new met with these ladies! On our way to Pickwick, we Chapter Officers to Division Recording Secretary traveled up through Baldwyn and to the old Sandy Gaddis and to me. This will be a big help to Tishomingo Courthouse in Jacinto. the new President when it comes time to prepare a new Handbook. Of course, the main reason for me to be in the northeast section of Mississippi was to travel to Before this message goes to press, there will the April 9th memorial service at the new Mississippi be more Confederate memorial services and Monument at Shiloh, During the October 10, 2015 meetings to attend. Thank you all for the invitations. unveiling, we UDC members were not “allowed” to I’m just sorry that I have not been able to attend speak. Well, this time we, along with our SCV every event. brothers, spoke and lay wreaths at the Confederate Keep up the good work!! Hope to see y’all in trench of mass graves. Nearly 300 people were Greenwood! there to share in this moving experience. And onward to the District III meeting at Confederately, Beauvoir on April 16, hosted by my own Biloxi Beauvoir 623 Chapter. Once again, I explained the Janice E. Strohm, President Presidents’ packets, with the help of the Division Mississippi Division Officers and Chairmen, and installed the new Officers. United Daughters of the Confederacy May 2016 OUR HERITAGE Page 3 Saturday, April 9, 2016, the MS Division battlefields across the South. Author and Southern On UDC was well represented by 17 Chapters Gentleman Grady Howell gave a riveting speech on at the Shiloh Memorial Service at Shiloh National the 6th Mississippi, of which his ancestor was an 18- Battlefield in Tennessee. It was held at the new year-old member. Seventy percent of this unit Mississippi Monument and honored all Mississippians suffered fatalities at Rhea Field. President Strohm that fought at Shiloh. This event was a joint service laid a wreath for the MS Division UDC, after which by MS Division Sons of Confederate Veterans and several UDC Chapters also laid wreaths. United Daughters of the Confederacy. After the service, many SCV and UDC members MS Division President Janice Strohm spoke at the enjoyed a delicious lunch at Hagy’s Catfish Hotel at service and reminded us all to remember our Shiloh on the banks of the Tennessee River. Ancestors whether they fought at Shiloh or other Linda McGan and her husband Cynthia Blalock and Dorothy Herron Christina Thornton, Pam Mauldin, featured speaker featured at Shiloh, April speaker at 2016 Shiloh, April 2016 Registrar General Frances Woodruff at Shiloh May 2016 OUR HERITAGE Page 4 SHILOH MEMORIAL SERVICE Speech given by President Janice E. Strohm, MS Division UDC dedicated in 1903. Others followed from Alabama, , as Sons and Daughters, meet here today on Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky, Missouri, We this sacred ground at Shiloh to remember what Tennessee, and the Wheeler Monument, but the most happened here 154 years ago and what we impressive is the UDC Monument dedicated in 1917. commemorated six months ago. Our Mississippi soldiers Through many years of work by dedicated people, our finally received some of what was due them. This Mississippi troops were finally honored to have their monument was dedicated to the soldiers from the great monument dedicated on October 10, 2015. state of Mississippi who fought valiantly on these grounds As we drive through this and other battlefields of this during those April days, many of them losing their lives. war, we stop at these monuments to read the inscriptions Although that first morning’s efforts would be and to take pictures.
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