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Mrs. Philip Brewer read the National Defense report on referring to-. money given for social problems. It is estimated that only one fourth of > all moneys collected to help the poor actually reach them; the rest gets used by all the middlemen who reach. - out to grab their share under the guise of “helping.”
Members were again urged to>, purchase chances on the lovely shawl, woven at Crossnore School,’ with the money raised to go for a, scholarship at Bacone, an Indian; College. ( ;
As the position of First Vice-Regent was left vacant following Mrs. Thomas Eastham’s move to Regent;, it was voted that Mrs. RandolphJ Dixon become First Vice-Regent' and that Mrs. I.R. Kilby become' Second Vice-Regent.
Mrs. Douglas Fairfax, Historian,^ was delighted to reported that a new* grave has been found of a Revolu-* tionary solider in Amissville, that of Alexander Corder.
Mrs. Graves reported that she is now working on the third project of her administration, that of marking’ all nineteen graves of deceased state; regents with the DAR seal and a; plaque with the Regent’s name and that of her husband.
The next meeting will be a lun-. cheon at twelve noon at the Cul-' peper Country Club with Mrs.(i Edgar F. Puryear Jr. as speaker, reporting on the 100th Continental’ Congress held in April in Washing-! ton, D.C. Previous to that, member^' will gather at the Hebron Lutheran Church Cemetery in Madison for the marking of the grave of Virginia! Rucker Crigler, former Regent, who1 passed away last November.
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