Kettle Creek NSDAR meets May 21 at Woman's Club

Guest speaker Louisa Fluker Hickman (left) is welcomed by her cousin, Ginny Broome, to the Kettle Creek Chapter DAR meeting.

Louisa Fluker Hickman of Thomson was guest speaker at the meeting of the Kettle Creek Chapter, NSDAR, Monday, May 21, at the Washington Woman's Club.

Mrs. Hickman, introduced by her cousin, Ginny Broome, spoke on how to preserve material we inherit in a program entitled "Being a Packaratamuch and Dealing with Stuff."

Joanne Pollock, regent, presided.

Joe Harris reported on the Kettle Creek Battleground committee and noted a brochure on the battle is being produced. He also noted that there is an interest in acquiring more property and the committee is trying to get the site on the State map.

The National Defense Minute was given by Patsy Bailey. She read an essay written by her eight-year-old grandson, John David Bailey Jr., entitled "Why I Am Proud to be An American".

Other announcements and reports were given during the business meeting.

Members and guests attending were Nina Albea, Millie Arnold, Jennifer Atkinson, Patsy Bailey, Mary Ann Bentley, Ginny Broome, Louise Burt, Anise Butler, Debra Denard, Kathy Dinneweth, Suzette Kopecky, Edith Lindsey, Joanne Pollock, Jane Roberson, Julaine Roberson, Barbara Roberts, Katherine Sanders, Phyllis Scarborough, Charlotte Simmons Maxine Singleton, Nancy Sisson, Betty Slaton, Marian Thorpe, Laura Toburen, Thad Broome, Joe Harris and Louisa Hickman.

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