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The Culpeper Minute Men Chapter, National Societies Daughters of the American Revolution, met Nov. 14, at the Culpeper United Methodist Church, with Mrs. Carlyle Crigler, Regent, presiding and with Mrs. Robert W. Brown and Mrs. Ottoway W. Groves as hostesses.
Col. Philip S. Cax, retired from the Air Force, was the speaker for the afternoon. Col. Cox led a busy life both within the military and without, and his experiences made him aptly qualified to speak on “A Century of Service by the Military 1890-1990.”
He spoke of military men who tried and succeeded >ir failed to advise on military matters, pointing out the fact that the “military mind” was one in no way of a narrow perspective but of broad perceptions of our place in the world.
He cited Admiral Alfred Thayer
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