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Jane Lampton DAR meets with Long Hunters CAR



2011-11-10 .
Jane Lampton DAR Chapter with Long Hunters CAR Chapter: Saturday, November 5, 2011 at the Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY. The Jane Lampton Chapter of Daughter od the American Revolution welcomed to their meeting the Long Hunters Chapter of Children of the American Revolution from Glasgow to perform a program. Sitting at the table from left: Ann Craig (Jamestown), Jane Grant (Columbia), Carolyn Gupton (Taylor), Sue Stivers (Columbia), Carolyn Scott (Green), Millie Pickett (Green), Mary Donna Foley (Russell), Nancy Buchanon (Cumberland) and Clara McFall (Clinton). Standing behind the ladies are Sharon Clouse, Mallory Clouse, Isabella Bastien, Mitchell Clouse (President of Chapter) and Jonas Bastien all from Glasgow. -LILA FORD


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