Jefferson Davis Day Tea Remembered by UDC Chapter
The Sabine Pass Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a Jefferson Davis Day Tea on June 1 in the Heritage Room. Helen Crisman of the Winnie Davis Chapter spoke on Jefferson Davis, detailing his life from West Point to the Mexican War, his presidency of the Confederacy, and his death in 1889 with a large New Orleans funeral procession.
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Sabine Pass
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Heritage Room
Marguerite Bartlett
Helen Crisman
Winnie Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy of
Memphis
Mississippi
Kentucky
Mississsippi
Transylvania University
West Point
Illinois
Wisconsin
Zachary Taylor
Congress
Buena Vista
Franklin Pierce
Confederacy
Horace Greeley
Davis
New Orleans
Sabine Pass Chapter Hears Story of Mildred Rutherford
Sabine Pass Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met in Wellington May 28 1986 with Betty Riker presiding. Members reviewed minutes and finances and planned the Jefferson Davis Day Tea for June 1. The program featured Kedron Mitchell on Mildred Lewis Rutherford detailing her work as Historian and organizer of Confederate writings and education.
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Sabine Pass
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Heritage Room
Wellington State Bank
Betty Riker
Kedrom Mitchell
Gertrude Mayhugh
Willie Wells
Kedron Mitchell
District 2
Childrens of the Confederacy
Mitchell
Mildred Lewis Rutherford
Lucy Cobb Institute
Athens
Miss Rutherford
Georgia
South
Confederate Veterans Publications
University of Georgia
Hattie D. Wells
Katy Glasscock
Shamrock
Frankie Duncan
Marguerite Bartlett
Vickie Porter
Francis Martin
Hollis
Jo Carson
Disposable tubes become festive gift holders
Cardboard tubes from household items can serve as simple gift containers. Wrap them in decorative paper and secure with yarn for a quick, inexpensive holiday presentation.
UDC Continues Study of South Confederate Art Insights
United Daughters of the Confederacy Sabine Pass Chapter 2459 met April 14 with Mary Nell Holton as 1986 87 president. The program on Confederate artists highlighted Charles Fraser James Hamilton Sheppogue Edwin Forbes and Nicola Marschall and noted Southern art reflects cultural traditions and diversity. Thirteen members attended.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sabine Pass
Heritage Room
Betty Riker
Mary Jones
Gertrude Mayhugh
Willie Wells
John Carson
Mary Nell Holton
Lameda Black
Kedron Mitchell
Jean Ross
Vickie Porter
Hattie D. Wells
Frankie Duncan
South
Mrs. Holton
Charles Fraser
James Hamilton Shepogue
Edwin Austen Forbes
Nicola Marschall
Merrihearts Hear Program By Pioneer Quartet May 27
The Merrihearts of First United Methodist Church met Tuesday May 27 in Fellowship Hall for lunch and program. Joe Tipton led the event, presenting The Pioneer Quartet who sang as part of a program.
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Merrihearts
Pioneer Quartet
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Tom Thomson
Joe Tipton
Pioneer
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UDC
Jefferson Day
Annie Carson
Lottie Handley
Mamie Terry
Wellington
Karen Crisman
Maudie Coffee
Mildred Rutherford
Spanish Village
Dallas
Collingsworth County
Farm Bureau
Ruth Phipps
Kenneth Foster
Beth Motsenbocker
Mary Clay
Hobart Smith
Jerri Ann Paxton
Raymond Ward
Bessie Jean West
Herze Jones
Clara Baker
Virginia Thomas
Walter Randall
V.K. Orr
Doug Bergvall
Amarillo
Society x News
Alabama
Jeanice Adams
L.C. Sweat
Marvin Smith
Marshall Peters
Louise Peters
Ruby Riley
Gladys Green
Chris Smith
Ruby Ball
Bama Wilkerson
Thelma Curry
Virginia Gholson
Annie Ware
Erma Spillman
June Jones
Delma Jesse
Florence DeArmond
Pearl Reeves
Lena King
Edna Earle Smith
Sweeney
Bess Alexander
Bessie Tucker
Betty Tipton
Anne Fires
J. Frank Johnson
Craig Thomson
Bill Hawkins
Evelyn King
Pauline Masten
Allene Reynolds
Mary Ruth Jones
Jim Howard
Miss Piggie
Turday
Mitsdom
Commissioners’ Court
Zook Thomas
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