Portland Chapter DAR 7-020-OR

The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, founded in 1890, is dedicated to service to the Nation.
Its objectives are: Historical Preservation - Promotion of Education - Patriotic Endeavor
The Portland Chapter was organized March 5, 1930, in Portland, Oregon. You are invited to join us!

Portland Chapter holds monthly luncheon meetings from September to May on the 2nd Monday
of each month at Elmer's Restaurant on 100th & Sandy at Noon. Our 2009-2010 Meeting Schedule

Portland Chapter Members at State Conference 2009

Front Row From Left: JoAnne Cummings, Dena Iverson, Lillian Eaton Stewart, Teresa Kasner & Sandy Diederich
Back Row: Celeste Cox, Leslie Hatcher, Jeanette Kloos, Diane Wheatley,
Bertie Mills, Dorothy Madden, Mickey Sieracki, Perri Parker & LeAnn Hickox

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED BY PORTLAND CHAPTER

Portland Chapter, NSDAR, grants a yearly scholarship to assist students at
Tucker-Maxon Oral School, Portland, Oregon, where deaf children learn to talk.

Our annual Margaret Armstrong/Dr. Martha Hamilton scholarship is awarded to a student enrolled
in the Clinical Labratory Science program at Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, Oregon.

Organizational Links: NSDAR | OSSDAR

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Site created July 10, 1998
Site updated on June 17, 2009
Webmaster - Teresa Kasner

Portland Chapter, NSDAR, grants a yearly scholarship to assist students at Tucker-Maxon Oral School, Portland, Oregon, where deaf children learn to talk.

Portland Chapter, NSDAR, grants a yearly scholarship to assist students at
Tucker-Maxon Oral School, Portland, Oregon, where deaf children learn to talk.