The Lord Craven Chapter of the National Society of Colonial Dames XVII Century held a regularly scheduled meeting on Saturday, February 15, 2025

                                                
President Cindy Sellers at the First Meeting of 2025: National Society of North Carolina Colonial Dames 17th Century, Lord Craven Chapter, held at the Pender County Museum.

The National Society of North Carolina Colonial Dames 17th Century, Lord Craven Chapter, commenced its first meeting of 2025 on Saturday, February 15th. The gathering took place at the historic Pender County Museum in Burgaw, providing a setting for the society's focus on heritage and history.

The highlight of the meeting was the presentation by our esteemed speaker, Mike Taylor. An expert on local history, Taylor engaged the audience with a detailed discussion on the Palatine Settlement on Rock Fish Creek. His insights shed light on this fascinating chapter of North Carolina's colonial past.

The meeting was a resounding success, setting a positive tone for the year ahead. The members of the Lord Craven Chapter left with a renewed appreciation for their shared heritage and excitement for future gatherings.

                    Lord Craven's guest speaker was Mike Taylor, the Head of the Pender County Historical Society.

Kitsey Lackey introduced the guest speaker at the February Lord Craven meeting.

      Carol Jutte, Lord Craven Chapter Board Member

Chaplain Sally Spainour, reported on the sympathy and get well notes sent out to chapter members