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Historical
Memorial Service for Oconee County
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- By Julia Barnes
Piedmont District Recording Secretary Regina Orzechowski of Williamston and Joseph Norton chapter member Cleta Bryson of Seneca attended Confederate Memorial Day in Seneca, SC, on May 10, 2014. Mrs. Cleta Bryson, member of Joseph Norton UDC chapter, was the speaker for Confederate Memorial Day service for Oconee County. Miss Orzechowski is also the 1st VP of Robert E. Lee UDC in Anderson.
Sixteenth Regiment Presented Awards at State Convention
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Greenville’s Sixteenth Regiment, SCV, was presented two important awards at the South Carolina Division Convention in Florence.
State Commander Mark Simpson presented the Division Recruitment Award to the Sixteenth Regiment. Former Commander David Wright accepted the award for the organization.
State Commander Mark Simpson presented the attendance award to Sixteenth Regiment Commander Doug Langley at the State Convention in Florence.
Reviving the Black Robe Regiment
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“If we lose Freedom Here, We have no place to go”
Pastor Rafael Cruz, father of United States Senator Ted Cruz attended the American Renewal Project at the Greenville Hilton as guest speaker Friday. The purpose of the conference was to encourage pastors to stand up! return to their church and mobilize their people in the pews to register, to vote and to take their Christian convictions with them to the voting booth.
Pastor Cruz placed the blame for our current problems squarely on the men who have been hiding behind their pulpits. “When Bibles and prayer was removed from schools, they did nothing. When the Supreme Court allowed killing of millions of babies in the womb, they did nothing. When the Ten Commandments were removed from the public square, they did nothing. Tyranny prevails when good men do nothing.”
Snow Campaign Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, holds Awards Ceremony
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- By Pam Evans
Snow Campaign Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, of Fountain Inn, SC, held its annual Awards Ceremony on Thursday, April 10, 2014. Dot Cooley, Chapter Regent, welcomed everyone. The Pledge to the Flag of the United States of America, the American’s Creed, and the Salute to the Flag of South Carolina were led by Mary Williamson, Flag Committee Chair. The invocation was given by Loretta Woods, Chaplain. Regent Dot Cooley recognized the guests.
The Flag Committee award was presented by Mary Williamson, Flag Committee Chair, to Mr. Mark Rodeffer. The objectives of the DAR Flag Committee are to protect our flag, to educate others on its proper usage, and to KEEP IT FLYING! Mr. Mark Rodeffer was chosen for his beautiful display of hundreds of flags. Mark began the Simpsonville Honors Flag Field in July 2012 as a project to bring the community together for a massive patriotic display in honor of Veterans Day. The field will hold 4,000 flags and is a sight to behold.
Snow Campaign Chapter, DAR Good Citizen Award to Zachary Parke Girvin
- Details
- By Press Release
January Meeting of Joseph Evan Davis Chapter 907, Children of the Confederacy
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- By Pam Evans
Joseph Evan Davis Chapter 907, Children of the Confederacy, met on Saturday, January 18, 2014. Pastor Mark Evans, Chaplain-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and Camp Chaplain of the 16th Regiment, Camp 36, Greenville SCV, was the speaker for the meeting. He presented a program on the Christian character of General Robert E. Lee and General Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson. Miss Allison Bolt, Vice President, presided in the absence of our President Andrew Myers. A membership certificate was presented to Mr. William Bolt, the youngest chapter member, who became an official member as a "birth baby" when he was only five minutes old!!
Winnie Davis Chapter 442, UDC, Holds January Meeting
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- By Press Release
Winnie Davis Chapter 442, United Daughters of the Confederacy, met on Monday, January 13, 2014, at the Museum and Library of Confederate History, 15 Boyce Avenue, Greenville, SC. The hostess for the meeting was Dona Morgan, Chapter President. Dona Morgan presented a new member certificate and welcomed Christiana Kendall into membership under the record of her Great Great Great Grandfather, William Pittman. William Pittman fought in the War Between the States, Company D, 28th Regiment, Georgia. William enlisted 31 October 1861 at Camp Stephens as a Private. Private Pittman was born in Pendleton, SC and was a member of the United Confederate Veterans, where he received a Southern Cross of Honor. Private Pittman was a Musician during the war. William was discharged 12 May 1863 in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
- 16th Regiment SC Volunteers Honor Generals Lee, Jackson
- Three Generations Supporting Southern Heritage
- Commander in Chief Visits 16th Regiment SCV
- Honoring our Confederate Ancestor through Music & Story
- Snow Campaign Chapter, NSDAR, Honors Constitution Day
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