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Chapter History

On December 1, 1979, State Regent Mrs. James H. Stevenson,
met at the Dallas County Library with three members of the
Centennial Chapter, one member from Champagnolle Chapter, one
from James Bate Chapter, and several other ladies interested in
organizing a DAR chapter at Fordyce. On April 16, 1980, the group
received news from National that the chapter was approved.
The name, "Chicot Trace", was the first choice of the chapter,
and was approved. Prior to 1825, Chicot Trace was the name for
the mail route between Point Chicot, a boat landing on the
Mississippi River, and a trading post in Ouachita County known
as Ecore a Fabre, now Camden.

Chapter Officers

Regent	Barbara Drye (Mrs. Arthur)
Vice Regent	Melrose Bagwell (Mrs. Jess T.)
Chaplain	Kathryn Wright (Mrs. Donald E.)
Secretary	Elizabeth Drye Aymond (Mrs. Clint)
Treasurer	Doris Faulkner (Mrs. Everett)
Assistant Treasurer	Jamie Brandon (Mrs. Donald)
Registrar	Clora Parham (Mrs. Edward)
Historian	Melrose Bagwell (Mrs. Jess T.)
Librarian	Sarah Drye
Parliamentarian	Cindy Bagwell Crum (Mrs. Robert N.)

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