Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-15
BIG TIME FOR 0. A. R.
AT FRANKFORT MEET
tBy Associated Press)

session of the convention will be
the features of the opening day
of the twenty-ffth annual Ken
lucky conference OF the National
Society, Daughters of the Aneri-
can Revolution. which will CON
vene at the Old State House here
on "Wednesday. October 20. The
conference will last through DC
tober 27 with n luncheon to the
visiting delegates and members
OF the two local chapters given
By the Susannah Hart Shelby
chapter and The Frankfort chap
ter ut noon.
The meetings will be presided
over by Mrs. James II. Arnold.
the State Regent.
Governor Morrow will deliver
the address OF welcome III the
opening session ON October 20
The session will open with the
invocation by Rev. ]. Howard
Gibbons; singing oil America
by the delegates and the Ameri-
can Creed and Salute to the Flag
by Mrs. Carolyn y. Lccch. Music
by Mrs. James Hughes ana Jo-
seph =. Myers will preccde the
address by Gov. Morrow.
Following the governors adj
dress, Mrs. Harris Clifford will
respond on behalf OF the dele
gates: Miss Elizabeth Grimes
r-ill read the report Of the Gre
dcntials committee: Mrs. William
RodeS. Recording Secretary. will
read the minutes OF the special
called conference which selected
the site for the ID. y. X. Noun
tain School and also will call the
roll OF the delegates. Following
this Miss Annie Lee Samuel.
chairman of the program com
nittee. will report. Is will the
state regent. Greetings will be
given to the ID. y. r. by various
organizations as follows:
Society of Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Morris Bclknap. PRESIDENT;
L. ). Daughters OF 1912. Mrs
=. 5. Watkins. president: United
Daughters of the Confcdcracv.
Mrs. James /. Stunston. prcSi-
dent; Kentucky Federation of
Women's Clubs, Mrs. II. {. Reg
nolds. president: Kentucky Chap
ter. War Mothers. Mrs. w. -.
Oldham president: Kentucky
State Historical Society Mrs. ].
=. Cannon. secretary.
Reports OF the various state
and national officers will be read
at the afternoon session. music
for which will be furnished BY
Mr.. O'Day and Mrs. Con Collins.
Mrs. &. ID. Chcuault. national
vice president. will be the first
officer to report. This will be
followed by reports by Mrs. Geo.
Baker. vice regent: Mrs. William
Rodcs, recording secretary. Miss
Elizabeth Grimes. treasurer Mrs.
Herr. historian: Miss Emily Nor
row, historian; the corresponding
secretary state committee report
and reports of chapter regents
and the report on the state meet
ing held in the Kentucky Room.
Washington, D. c, to be made
by Mrs. Stanley Reed.
At 4 80 the conference will re-
cess Tor the reception to be given
by Governor Morrow.
At the Wednesday evening scs-
sion nominations OF state officers
will be made after which the ses-
sion will be given over to tie
subject OF Patriotic Education.
addresses will be made by DR..
John L.. Carr on The Kentucky
clild-IIis Rights and Our Du-
ties" Miss Nav Stone on "1he
Location and Mountain Needs :"
Miss Anna Van Meter on "Mes-
sage Of Il Travelling Representa-
tive Through Kentucky Noun
tains;" and reports by Miss Re
becca CT. Avcrill, chairman of the
committee on Patriotic Educa-
ton and Kentucky Mountain
Schools" and by Mrs. L. II.
Whitley. chairman of the COM
nsittee on Articles OF Incorpora-
ton.
The election of officers for the
coming year will be the principal
business of the morning session
at the second day of the confer
cncc. New business will follow
the election after which Mrs.
Charlton Alexander, chairman of
the committees OH Revision of
Constitution and Bylaws, will
report.
At noon the delegates will be;
guests of the Susannah Hart Sell
by and Frankfort chapters of the