The Lord Craven Chapter of the National Society of Colonial Dames XVI Century held a regularly scheduled meeting on Friday, May 17, 2024 at the home of our chapter historian in Wilmington.
Pat Gooding gave a very interesting history of the use of cockades as symbols worn during times of war to show allegiance to a social or political faction. She gave examples of their use beginning in the 1500's through the 19th century.
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President Cindy Sellers and State President Pat Gooding
Jane Johnson and Ruth-Anne Bolz
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