Carol Carraco guest speaker at NSDAR meeting January 15

Betty Slaton (right) welcomes Carol Crowe Carraco to the Kettle Creek Chapter NSDAR meeting.

Carol Crowe Carraco was guest speaker at the meeting of the Kettle Creek Chapter NSDAR Monday, January 15, at the Woman's Club.

Mrs. Carraco, introduced by Betty Slaton, grew up in Oconee County and received her bachelor, masters and doctorate degrees from the University of Georgia. She is Professor of History at Western Kentucky State University.

Mrs. Carraco gave an illustrated talk on "Women Who Made a Difference in Early Georgia." Her presentation centered on Mary Musgrove, Nancy Morgan Hart and Catharine Littlefield Greene.

Prior to her presentation Joanne Pollock, regent, presided.

During the business meeting following the guest speaker, Marian Thorpe read the National Defense Message, the Native Indian Minute was given by Anna Gunter, and the Constitutional Minute by Nancy Sisson. Other organization business was conducted.

Mrs. Pollock reported on the up- coming State Convention in Savannah March 12-14 and on the plans for the Kettle Creek celebration.

Members and guests attending were Nina Albea, Katherine Allen, Jennifer Atkinson, Mary Ann Bentley, Louise Burt, Jane Burton, Anneice Butler, Paula Butts, Carol Carraco, Sarabeth Carraco, Linda Chestnut, Lillian Crowe, Anna Gunter, Suzette Kopecky, Betty Lee, Caroline Leslie, Edith Lindsey, Oleta McAvoy, Ann Pinson, Joanne Pollock, Gloria Ramseur, Rosemary Reynolds, Lou Singleton, Nancy Sisson, Betty Slaton, Michelle Smith and Marian Thorpe.

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