Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-27
D. A. R. PLAN WORK AT
FRANKFORT MEETING
Mountain School To Be Maintain
ed In Floyd County-Two
Chapters Disbanded

Daughters of the American Rev
olution promote and sustain the
Memorial Mountain School at
| Hueysvillc. Floyd county; that
each chapter regent appoint 4
committee to locate the graves OF
Revolutionary soldiers i'll her
county. and that Arnistice Day.
November II. be observed by
each chapter. were some of the
recommendations made by Mrs.
] James NJ. Nrnold. Covington,
state regent. 1t the opening scs-
sion OF the state -. y. K. Con
: ference held here today As state
regent. Mrs. Arnold also recon-
mendcd that the Daughters use
their influence to have the chill
drcn i'll all schools and communi-
" meetings salute the flag and
learn the American creed
Delegates representing seven
| teen chapters and several visiting
Daughters are here for the con-
I ference, which in point OF attend
ance aS we'll a interest, Is one OF
the best ever held by the Ken
tucky division OF the National II.
\. Il. Society.
The address of welcome was
made by ". \. McChcsncv. who
. on behalf of the Kentucky State
Historical Society. rf which he is
an officer. extended cordial wei
come to the Daughters. Mrs.
+ Morris Clifford. Louisville. re-
pended to the welcome
! In the absence 81 Mrs. Viii
! liam KodcS. Lexington. recording
secretary. Mrs. Victor Dodge.
also of Lexington. was elected
temporary recording secretary.
! Mrs. Arnold announced the ap-
pointment of the following spc-
! cial committees:
I Rules Committee Mrs. Jennie
NJ. Chinn. of this city; Mrs. Sam
Stone. OF Louisville. and Mrs. +.
. d. Wcathcrhcad. Cincinnati:
! Courtesy committee - NJ IS
John Chcnault. Louisville; Mrs.
Grant Lilly. Lexington. and Mrs.
Gilbert Garrard. Loui isvillc.
Resolutions Comnittec-M r..
sCccil-Farnscr. of this city: Mrs.
! Frank Raincy. Danviile. and Mrs.
l.ucicn Bcckncr. Winchester.
In her annual report Mrs. "
mold urged tn. Daughters oi the
american Revolution To make
this. their twcntv-fifth State Con
terence, an -CCa>iun worthy OF
the highest ideals Of the soCict.-
and prove themselves worthy dc
sccndants of their Rcvolutionarv
ancestors.
Mrs. Arnoi.l reported Ina, Gur-
ing the year two chapters. the
! Henry ClagSctt. of ShcibvvilIc.
and the Cumberland Ford. o.
: Pincvillc. automatica.ly disband-
ed. not having the required num-
Der oi members. In February.
the Limestone Chapter was OF
sanizcd in MlaySvillc with Ar>.
Stanley Reed a. regent
: Nj the October meeting OF the
National Board. Mrs. Arnold re-
lported that, Airs. Marion Lauder
back. Augusta. was confirmed as
I organizing regent. and she will
gather together the eligible wo-
men Of Brackcn county into a
chapter \ chapter. She said. is
also being organized at Morgan
icld.
| The following chapters are
represented III the conference:
4 Elizabeth i\cnton. Covinston
Paducah Chapter: Hart Chapter.
Winchester: 'ohn Marshall. Lev
i.ville: John Fitch Chapter
Bardstown: Frankfort Chapter
: General Sam Hopkins Chapter
[ HoplinSville; fincastle Chapter
j, Louisville; Jemima Johnson, Pa
ris; Bryan Station, Lexington
! Susannah Hart. Shelbyville; Ricl
ard Clough Anderson. Lawrence
= burg: Big Spring. Georgetown
!, Isaac Shelby. Shelbyville; Jan,
( McAfee. Harrodsburg; St. Asaph
/, Danville: Boonesboro. RchmonC
l Lexington Chapter and the Lo
| gan Whitley Chapter, OF Stan
ford.
! Mrs. Edwin L. Morrow enter
tanned the Daughters at a recep
: ton Wednesday afternoon at tn,
: Mansion
Il Purebred Bronze Turkeys