Shown from left are: Regent Martha Meyer of Baldwin; Kathryn Travers of Rockville Centre; Nancy Vernon of Wantagh; Nancy Giaretti of Bellmore; Lydia Donoghue of Franklin Square; Sally Boggan of Merrick; Lori Poletti of Deer Park; Ann Poletti of Babylon; Susan DiVisconti of North Merrick, and Vice Regent Mary Jo O’Hagan of Baldwin. The chapter meets at the Freeport Public Library.
Photo courtesy of NSDAR, Ruth Floyd Woodhull chapter
Members of the local Ruth Floyd Woodhull chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution met on Dec. 5 to fill Christmas stockings for the girls who live in the New York State Cottage at the DAR-sponsored Tamassee School in Tamassee, S.C. The nonprofit school, established in 1919 and recognized by the NSDAR in 1924, educates and boards troubled girls. Members donated small handmade articles, pencils, socks, gloves, small books, etc. to fill stockings for girls between 7 and 10. The package was mailed and will be under their tree on Christmas morning.
