Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of DAR performs community service
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By Jane Stowers
DAR
The little Mitchell Cemetery on Pea Ridge Road in Liberty Township was the setting early May 5 for a service project of Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
We were blessed with nice weather in our cleanup of the cemetery. The rain came after we finished and met at the community center near the apartment of Janet Florence.
As it was Cinco de Mayo Day, we were served taco salad and other delicious refreshments provided by Tonia Edwards, Andrea Schneider and Alice Teeters.
The opening ceremony was led by regent Hannah Rach followed by the president general’s message and the National Defense Message.
Other business items were officer and committee reports and information about a training in our Southwest Territory on July 14. Some members expressed interest in attending.
The next meeting will be at 11 a.m. June 2 at the Highlands Nature Sanctuary (Seven Caves) and the Appalachian Forest Museum operated by the Arc of Appalachia. Everyone should bring a bag lunch, drink and dress comfortably. Guests are always welcome.
DAR
The little Mitchell Cemetery on Pea Ridge Road in Liberty Township was the setting early May 5 for a service project of Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
We were blessed with nice weather in our cleanup of the cemetery. The rain came after we finished and met at the community center near the apartment of Janet Florence.
As it was Cinco de Mayo Day, we were served taco salad and other delicious refreshments provided by Tonia Edwards, Andrea Schneider and Alice Teeters.
The opening ceremony was led by regent Hannah Rach followed by the president general’s message and the National Defense Message.
Other business items were officer and committee reports and information about a training in our Southwest Territory on July 14. Some members expressed interest in attending.
The next meeting will be at 11 a.m. June 2 at the Highlands Nature Sanctuary (Seven Caves) and the Appalachian Forest Museum operated by the Arc of Appalachia. Everyone should bring a bag lunch, drink and dress comfortably. Guests are always welcome.