DAR COLONIAL BREAKFAST TO HONOR GOOD CITIZENS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP73-00475R000200640003-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 6, 2014
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: February 15, 1964
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2014/01/06: CIA-RDP73-00475R000200640003-3
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DAR Colonial Breakfast ? .
To Honor Good Citizens
; Mrs. James Montague, a
mz...mber of Crookston Chapter,
DAR Crookston, Minn., attend-
Mg.& meeting of Marcus Whit-
man Chapter on Thursday, in
the home of Mrs. Clare Dobler,
;poke briefly of the activities
'of her own chapter, of which she
is a charter member and a past
regent.
Red rosebuds centered the tea
table which was coveted with a
cloth of embroidered linen, com-
bined with lace squares, an im-
portation from Hong Kong. As-
sisting Mrs. Dobler was Mrs.
Charles Dobler, with Mrs. E. L.
Maddocks pouring coffee.
Mrs. Jay Kempkes reported
,that the genealogical papers of
;Anne Ready had been accepted
.in Washington, D.C., making
her an accredited member of
'DAR. She also named the girl
candidates for Washington Good
h ill b ts at
Citizen, wow e gues
,the Colonial Breakfast, together
with their mothers and high
school advisers. They are Linda
Bonifaci Marysville; Victoria
3 and 4, at the Olympic Hotel)
They are Mmes. Milliron, Verne.
Sievers, R. A. Johnson,tD. W.
Younce, M. F. Gilmer, Ericson,
Parker Gallaspy and Clifford,
Knudson. Alternates are Mmes..
Kempkes, George A. Becker,
E. L. Maddocks, Clare Dobler,
Miss Alice Getchell, Dr. Ethel
Truax, Mrs. Lillian Donovan.
and Mrs. Fred Huddle.
For national defense program,;
Mrs. You nce read an article by;
former President Harry Tru-
man, explaining the original
purpose of the Central. Intelli-
gence Ageac_y, which1?ria's?Jr-;
ganized by himself, during his!
administration. He said he felt
the need of receiving the in-,
formation, gleaned by the dif-,
ferent sources. delivered direct-
ly to him, to be considered by
himself, instead of receiving it;
influenced by the cpinions of.
those who would ultimately pass
Kahn Everett High School;it on to him.
Renee Fletcher, cascade Hig'ft
School; Jamie Bohannon, At-
lington; and Cheryl Provazek,
Lake Stevens. ?
Marcus Whitman- members?
were invited to a patriotic meet-i
ing on Thursday eliciting, host-
ed by the American Legion,.',
; hin , ' . The regent, Mrs. .G. J. Mill- F!
iron, proudly announced that an_
original signature of Elisha P..,
Ferry, first governor of Wash-;
,ington State had been obtained,:
to be sent to the National Ar-,
-chives where signatures of other'
governors are displayed.
FINAL PLANS for the Colon.:
ial Breakfast to take place on
Thursday at noon at the Yacht
Club, were made, and any fur-
ther reservations must he made
by calling the chairman, Mrs.;
Charles Ericson, AL 2-3612. Mrs.1
Nelson Kilbourne, DAR histor-I
Ian general, will be speaker, as
it is impossible for the president,
general, Mrs. Robert V. H. Dun-
can, to 11., in Washington State;
at thi:: ?
Miss Mattie Wood, chairman;
of the nominating committee r
named delegates to the stai.p4
conference in Seattle .March 211
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Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2014/01/06: CIA-RDP73-0047514000200640003-3