Our January meeting included a special program by The Rock Society Children of the American Revolution. The Rock Society gave a wonderful presentation titled The Evolution of the Flag. They were accompanied by Senior President Kristina Ward and past Senior President Mary Lee Shultz.
The Little Rock Centennial Chapter also welcomed and installed new member Janath McKee.
December was a busy month for the Little Rock Centennial Chapter.
We started off the month by working with the ladies of the Gilbert Marshall chapter to prepare gift boxes for the Veterans Show Box Drive on December 5th.
Members of the Little Rock Centennial Chapter and Gilbert Marshall Chapter
Next up was our monthly chapter meeting where Dr. Daniel Littlefield, Director of Sequoyah National Research at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, spoke about Native Americans in WWI and the Arkansas connection. [Insert a fun fact or two here]
Dr. Daniel Littlefield
We also installed a new member at our December meeting – Carolyn Eastham.
Carolyn Eastham and Candy Roman (Regent)
Our chapter wrapped up the month by assisting with the distribution of the shoe boxes to veterans at Ft. Roots Towbin Healthcare VA System in North Little Rock and McClellan VA Hospital in Little Rock. There were a total of 1,651 shoe boxes donated by forty-eight organizations and fifty individuals. The Little Rock Centennial Chapter donated a total of 123 boxes. We are honored to be a part of this project, and can’t wait for next year.
The Little Rock Centennial Chapter kicked off the new DAR year by installing seven new members, and one transfer member. We are so excited to welcome these members into our chapter!
New Members pictured from left to right: Hallie Dennis, Brooke Dennis, Blanche Murphy, Kathryn Price Murphy, Blanche Sullivan, Julia Price-Kent, and Veronica Krogen. Far Right: Candy Roman (Regent)
We also recognized Marian Crawford for celebrating fifty years as a DAR member.
Candy Roman (Regent) and Marian Crawford
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