Beech Tree News Network

The Kentucky Society Daughters of the American Revolution held a workshop in Bowling Green on Saturday, May 13. Attending from the Butler County Chapter were Linda Deweese, Lois Russ, Gladys Brooks and Lynda O’Driscoll. The ladies were given research tips for finding information on your Revolutionary ancestors. The workshop also included information on how to use the new online application for membership into the DAR presented by KSDAR Registrar Ann Penington.

If you are female, 18 or older and think you may have a Revolutionary ancestor and are interested in joining the DAR, contact the Butler County Registrar, Linda Deweese at 270.526.4000 or any chapter member. 

The DAR is a service organization providing Service to America through local, state or national projects by giving time and/or funds. The latest project for the Butler County Chapter is an Art Exhibit to showcase the work of Butler County artists whether past or present. It will be located at the Friendly Furniture building on June 2 & 3, 10 AM-4:00 PM with set up on June 1st from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. If you know someone who has an artist talent and is willing to share their work for viewing, please contact Georgia Romans, 270.526.4733 or Jane Smith at 270.999.1457.