National Society
Daughters of
the American Revolution

Ft. Smith Chapter

FT. SMITH, ARKANSAS

Organized May 24, 1912

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Chapter History

On May 24, 1912, State Regent Mrs. James William Noel
completed the organization of the Martha Baker Thurman
Chapter of Fort Smith. It was the eleventh Arkansas chapter,
and was named in honor of the grandaughter of John Baker,
a Revolutionary ancestor of the Organizing Regent, Helen
McCarthy Handlin. On December 7. 1960, members voted to change
the chapter name to the Fort Smith Chapter.

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Chapter Officers

REGENT Joan Beegle Stratmann (Mrs. Edgar)
VICE REGENT Violet Sibley Isaacks (Mrs. Stanley)

TREASURER Carol Ackley Woods (Mrs. John)

CHAPLAIN Reba Shaffer Woodard

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Luann Hearn Moore (Mrs. Clarence Rodgers)

REGISTRAR Barbara Price Coleman (Mrs. Kenneth)

HISTORIAN Sherrell Stallings Buchanan (Mrs. William Easley)

PARLIAMENTARIAN Nancy Hall Chaconas (Mrs. Thomas James)

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FT. SMITH, ARKANSAS

Organized May 24, 1912

Chapter History

Historic Ft. Smith

Information

Chapter Officers

U.S. Flag Facts

For information about the Ft. Smith Chapter

Links

ARDAR and NSDAR buttons created by Dayna Trembley Hilton

Website last updated February 17, 2010. For information on this webpage, contact the Webmaster. Web hyperlinks to non-DAR sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters.

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Website last updated February 17, 2010.
For information on this webpage, contact
the Webmaster.
Web hyperlinks to non-DAR sites are not the responsibility
of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters.

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by, the National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution.

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