Our Group
Welcome
We meet the second Saturday of the month ( Sept-May, except March) at 11:30 in the Presidents Room at William Carey University. We enjoy lunch, have our meeting and program. The chapter started meeting in 1967, and has informative programs in addition to our regular service projects. Here is our schedule.
Our Group
We are a friendly group of ladies who like nothing more than to make our town and country a better place. We look forward to getting to know you.
Officers:
Regent Jutta White
Vice Regent Lynn Hall
Chaplain Jennie Thames
Rec. Secretary Harriet Phalen
Cor. Secretary Francis Stringer
Treasurer Carol Miller
Registrar Patty Turner
Historian Michelle Stringfellow
Librarian Mandy Stanley
Parliamentarian Victoria Lawrence
Mississippi DAR Mansion, Rosalie, to right.
Our Calender
9/11/2021
Episode 8, The Lafayette Trail, Follow the Frenchman
Event Details
9/11/2021
Episode 8, The Lafayette Trail, Follow the Frenchman
In this video, Juliet P. Icher Talks about Lafayette's visit to Natchez. The film features the MSDAR Mansion, Rosalie.
10/9/2021
Experiences as a Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Event Details
10/9/2021
Experiences as a Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Sgt. Ruth Hanks speaks on her experience as a guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
11/13/2021
The Responsibility of Citizenship
Event Details
11/13/2021
The Responsibility of Citizenship
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Chuck Mitchell
12/4/2021
Christmas Trivia and Gift Exchange
Event Details
12/4/2021
Christmas Trivia and Gift Exchange
A festive and fun meeting!
1/8/2022
From Myth to Realty: The Code Talkers of WW II.
Event Details
1/8/2022
From Myth to Realty: The Code Talkers of WW II.
Betty Barger. Learn the story behind the Navajo Code Talkers.
2/12/2022
Southern Recipes and Cookbooks
Event Details
2/12/2022
Southern Recipes and Cookbooks
Jennifer Brannock, USM Cookbook Collection Curator, will share recipes and information about this collection.
3/2022
No meeting. If Tombstones Could Talk.
Event Details
3/2022
No meeting. If Tombstones Could Talk.
Chapter Fundraiser at Oaklawn Cemetery. Reenactment of citizens of Hattiesburg buried at Oaklawn.
4/9/2022
Indigenous Plants for your Garden
Event Details
4/9/2022
Indigenous Plants for your Garden
Mike Garner, Adams Nursery, will help you learn to preserve and grow native plants.
5/14/2022
Installation of Officers and Chapter Awards
5/14/2022
Installation of Officers and Chapter Awards
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Last Update: Sept. 14, 2021
