The May 21, 2016 Lord Craven meeting will be held at the Carolina BBQ on College Avenue in Wilmington, NC at 11:30.
The National Society North Carolina Colonial Dames 17th Century Lord Craven Chapter was organized December 30, 1961 in Wilmington, NC. Many of our programs highlight colonial heritage, research, and records. Contact President Jane Johnson at jjatbhi@bellsouth.net or blog manager Phyllis Wilson at par4wilson@gmail.com
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Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Sara Whitford will be the Guest Speaker at the May 21, 2016 Meeting
The May 21, 2016 Lord Craven meeting will be held at the Carolina BBQ on College Avenue in Wilmington, NC at 11:30.
Sunday, March 27, 2016
The 66th State Conference of NC Society Colonial Dames XVII Century.
American Girl "Little Libby" was presented
to President General Libby McAteer at The 66th State Conference of NC Society
Colonial Dames XVII Century. She is attired in a replica of what President
McAteer will be wearing at National Conference in April 2016.
The North Carolina Colonial Dames 17th
Century State Conference was held on February 26-28, 2016 at the Sheraton
Greensboro Hotel at Four Seasons in Greensboro, NC.
Bobbie Lou Ray, Libby McAteer, Gwen Causey and Julia Floyd
Pat Gooding welcomed attendees as VP of Lord Craven Chapter in absence of Pres. Ruth-Anne Bolz. Deep River and Lord Craven were host chapters at The 66th State Conference of NC Society Colonial Dames XVII Century
Julia Floyd
Stephanie Armstrong and Linda Rivenbark
Table Centerpiece
Musical Theme " Miniature Instruments"
Table Centerpiece
Pat Gooding welcomed attendees as VP of Lord Craven Chapter in absence of Pres. Ruth-Anne Bolz. Deep River and Lord Craven were host chapters at The 66th State Conference of NC Society Colonial Dames XVII Century
Stephanie Armstrong and Linda Rivenbark
Table Centerpiece
Musical Theme " Miniature Instruments"
Table Centerpiece
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Colonial Cooking at its BEST
The February 20, 2016 Lord Craven Colonial Dames meeting was held at The Carolina BBQ on 1602 S College Rd in Wilmington, NC at 11:30. The speaker was Lisa Pomeranz. She gave a very interesting program on “Colonial Cooking.” If you have any questions contact Ruth-Anne Bolz, President of the Lord Craven Chapter at rafb@bellsouth.net. Contact Carol Jutte, registrar at ctidewater@hotmail.com for more information on becoming a member.
Display of pots and pans used in Colonial Times
Carol Jutte, Lord Craven Registrar
Becky DeSilva holds the beautiful winning wreath
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Lord Craven Colonial Dames 17th Century Meeting Scheduled for February 20, 2016
The next Lord Craven Colonial Dames meeting will be held on Saturday, February 20, 2016 at The Carolina BBQ on 1602 S College Rd in Wilmington, NC at 11:30. The speaker will be Lisa Pomeranz. You won’t want to miss her wonderful program on “Colonial Cooking.” If you have any questions contact Ruth-Anne Bolz, President of the Lord Craven Chapter at rafb@bellsouth.net. Contact Carol Jutte, registrar at ctidewater@hotmail.com for more information on becoming a member.
Image taken from Revolutionary cooking on line.
Sunday, February 7, 2016
COLONIAL DAMES OF THE 13TH CENTURY NORTH CAROLINA STATE CONFERENCE
February 26- 28, 2016
Sheraton
Greensboro Hotel at Four Seasons
The date for reservations has been
EXTENDED UNTIL FEB 19TH
for hotel room and
meals.
Diane Kuebert, Corresponding Secretary
Lord Craven Chapter CDXVII
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Your North Carolina Society Colonial Dames 17 th Century State Board Wishes You a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Holiday full of peace,
love, happiness and good health.
Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year
from
Your North Carolina
Society Colonial Dames 17 th Century
State Board
Julia Floyd, State
President
Brenda Hamilton, State 1st
Vice President
Peggy Troxell, State 2nd
Vice President
Martha Whitaker, State 3rd
Vice President
Martha Strange, Chaplain
Meg Cooke, Recording
Secretary
Pat Gooding, Corresponding
Secretary
Hazel Yarbrough,
Organizing Secretary
Barbara Terrell, Registrar
Brooke Jackson, Treasurer
Historian, Joan
Summerfield
Kay
Caveney, Librarian
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