National Society
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Tate's Bluff Chapter | REGENT | Glendle H. Griggs |
| VICE REGENT | Jean Hadley | SECOND VICE REGENT | > Patsy Barnett |
| CHAPLAIN | Barbara O. Morton |
| RECORDING SECRETARY | Dee Anne Brian |
| CORRESPONDING SECRETARY | Muriel Nunnally | REGISTRAR | Teresa Harris |
| TREASURER | Katy Williams |
| HISTORIAN | Sonja Butler |
| LIBRARIAN | Kathy DeWoody |
| HONORARY REGENT | Amanda Wunnenberg |
U.S. Flag Facts
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."....
Benjamin Franklin
Tate's Bluff Chapter Regent and Chapter members receiving a $1000.00 check
from
the Ouachita Valley Community Foundation for the Library Project.
Tate’s Bluff Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Tate’s Bluff DAR Chapter members and friends gathered Saturday, Feb. 27, at the Tate
Cemetery near Tate’s Bluff on the Ouachita River to honor the grave sites of Anderson
and George Tate, Revolutionary War soldiers. A short service was held at the cemetery,
followed by a luncheon at the river home of Jean Smith, one of the Chapter organizing
members and former Chapter Regent. Alfred Smith also served as host. State DAR
Regent, Mary Lee Schultz of Cabot, joined the group for the event and presented a
program on the early history of DAR. Emma Jean Wood, Jean Smith, and Barbara Morton
gave highlights of the organizing of the Chapter and the Tate’s Bluff Chapter first year.
The Chapter currently has sixty six active members. The Chapter encourages Patriotism,
Education, Historical Preservation, and Genealogy through local projects and yearly events.
April 4, 2009, Dedication Ceremony
of Grave of Revolutionary War Patriot,
Priscilla Parks Cooper Elliot.
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