Over two hundred years ago, American Patriots fought and sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy today. Through participation in the Society’s programs and activities you can continue this legacy by actively supporting historic preservation and promoting educational and patriotic endeavors. Any woman 18 years or older regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background, who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution, is eligible for membership. NSDAR Motto: God, Home, Country
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Veterans' Day Parade - November 9, 2013
The Rhea-Craig Chapter honors our veterans with a float in the Sweetwater Veterans' Day parade. Shown in the photo below are Bill Long - U. S. Army and Gail Yates - National Guard. In the other photo are Bill Long - U. S. Army; Gail Yates - National Guard; Ivan - Air Force and Richard - Air Force. The crowds always greet our veterans with enthusiasm and appreciation.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Community Service - Beautification of Entry Monument at Engleman Park
October 2013 several members of the Rhea Craig Chapter DAR met at Engelman Park in Sweetwater to plant shrubs at the entry monument. This is part of our commitment to contribute to the beautification of our local communities. Shown in the photo below, with tools in hand are Caren Lorelle, Carrie Ann Bright, Marcia Long, Faye Sliger, Susan Pluff and Jane Yates.
Constitution Week Celebration
Monday, November 4, 2013
Rhea-Craig Chapter Iris Project
The DAR strongly believes in fostering a strong bond with the local the community. Members or the Rhea-Craig Chapter spent an afternoon digging and packaging iris rhizomes to share with visitors at the Annual Muscadine Festival in Downtown Sweetwater, TN.
In mid-October 2013 Carrie Ann Bright, Susan Pluff and Caren Lorelle dug, separated and bagged several hundred iris rhizomes to be handed out to fair-goers. The iris were very popular and soon the 100 bags of rhizomes were on their way to be re-planted in gardens throughout the area, enhancing the natural beauty around us.

In mid-October 2013 Carrie Ann Bright, Susan Pluff and Caren Lorelle dug, separated and bagged several hundred iris rhizomes to be handed out to fair-goers. The iris were very popular and soon the 100 bags of rhizomes were on their way to be re-planted in gardens throughout the area, enhancing the natural beauty around us.

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