Daughters of the American Colonists chapter hears Williamsburg program

Daughters of the American Colonists chapter hears Williamsburg program

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The George Hull Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists met Sept. 15 at the Adair County Annex Building.

Nine members were present. Regent Julene Thornhill opened the meeting and led the ritual.

Mary Ann Farmer gave the American Indian report, noting that Cherokee women owned land 200 years before American women were allowed to own land in their own names. Neta Chandler shared an article from the summer Colonial Courier, followed by an American flag moment. Elna Williams reported on conservation, and Mettie Davis reported on national defense. Farmer also reported on prizes and awards.

Davis gave the George Hull moment, recalling that when she joined the chapter, it allowed only 25 members so it would not have to compete with larger chapters.

Members accepted revised by-laws. Farmer presented a new slate of officers for the 2027-2029 term.

The VFW again donated $300 to help make clothing covers for the VA hospital in Mexico, Mo.

Mark Herrmann, a former Colonial Williamsburg Foundation employee in Virginia, presented a video titled “Williamsburg: The Story of a Patriot.” The video looke...