STANDING COMMITTEE NEWS
PUBLISHING/COMPUTER COMMITTEE
Shirley J. Glasgow
The Confederate Courier is published twice a year during the month of February and
September to provide members information from the Division Officers, Chapter and
Committee News. I enjoy receiving Chapter News, but please keep in mind to limit the length
of your chapter news as articles submitted too lengthy will be edited to fit one page.
Due to the expense of printing, a copy of the newsletter will be emailed and a copy mailed to
each chapter president. Each Chapter President can make copies for all members or ask your
chapter members to go on line to the Division webpage www.ncudc.org and print out their
own copy. Presidents please keep your address with zip+4 and your email address current, so
you do not miss important information mailed to you. Send to Shirley J. Glasgow,
sajgag@aol.com
PUBLISHING/COMPUTER COMMITTEE
Shirley J. Glasgow
The Confederate Courier is published twice a year during the month of February and
September to provide members information from the Division Officers, Chapter and
Committee News. I enjoy receiving Chapter News, but please keep in mind to limit the length
of your chapter news as articles submitted too lengthy will be edited to fit one page.
Due to the expense of printing, a copy of the newsletter will be emailed and a copy mailed to
each chapter president. Each Chapter President can make copies for all members or ask your
chapter members to go on line to the Division webpage www.ncudc.org and print out their
own copy. Presidents please keep your address with zip+4 and your email address current, so
you do not miss important information mailed to you. Send to Shirley J. Glasgow,
sajgag@aol.com
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE NEWS
Growth and Development (formerly Ways & Means Committee)
Wilda Council
Attention Chapter Presidents:
Chapter information for the new division directory has been coming in slowly, so if you
haven’t submitted your chapter roster, please do so today. Send the complete list of your
chapter members including their complete address with zip+4, telephone number, and email
address.
If there is a change in the chapter roster after you have submitted the information, please get
the corrected information to me as soon as possible.
SEND TO: Mrs. Wilda Council, wcouncil@carolina.rr.com
Weldon Cemetery Committee
Martha Denton
The much anticipated dedication ceremony of the Memorial Monument at the Weldon
Confederate Cemetery will be held Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 2:00 PM of the Memorial
Monument at the Weldon Confederate Cemetery at the end of First Street in Weldon, NC.
Period attire is welcomed.
If your group would like to present a memorial wreath during the ceremony please contact
Martha Denton, Chairman by Wednesday, September 30th.
Patriotic Committee
Pat Gasson
Pat Gasson is NC Division Patriotic Committee Chairman and your Chapter VAVS reports
should be sent to her for Veterans Affaris Volunter Service.
UDC General Patriotic Activities Chairman is Miss Betty Faye Lewis of Waldo, AR. The
appointed Representative then appoints her deputies to serve with her. Miss Lewis stated the
appointments for Representatives are indefinite. Each hospital has a representative that lives
near a hospital and the Rep can then appoint three deputies to serve with her.
Miss Lewis has given me the following information so hopefully members can contact their
VA Representatives and Deputies to determine what their local VA Hospitals have on their
wish list. Miss Lewis feels this committee is so large it should be a separate committee once
again as it was several years ago, instead of operating under the Patriotic Committee
Chairman.
There are four VA Medical Centers in North Carolina.
1. Asheville – 1000 Tunnel Road, Asheville, NC 28805
Representative Alice Bradley - Deputies, Roberta Harris & Betty Jo Darr
2. Durham – 508 Fulton Street, Durham, NC 27705
Representative: Nancy McLean – Deputies Nell Schrader & Ruthann Bond
3. Fayetteville - 2300 Ramsey St, Fayetteville, NC 28301
Representative Etta Mae Rouse - Deputies Robbie Moye, Eleanor Fields &
Fanny Widener
4. Salisbury – 1601 Brenner Ave., Salisbury, NC 28144
Representative Sue Curtis – Deputies Mary C. Patnaud, Jacqueline H. Quigley
& Sandra C Boyer
Detailed and contact information will be printed in the upcoming minute book so members
will know who they can contact to see how their chapter can help the Veterans Medical
Centers across the State.
Support our Veterans
Growth and Development (formerly Ways & Means Committee)
Wilda Council
Attention Chapter Presidents:
Chapter information for the new division directory has been coming in slowly, so if you
haven’t submitted your chapter roster, please do so today. Send the complete list of your
chapter members including their complete address with zip+4, telephone number, and email
address.
If there is a change in the chapter roster after you have submitted the information, please get
the corrected information to me as soon as possible.
SEND TO: Mrs. Wilda Council, wcouncil@carolina.rr.com
Weldon Cemetery Committee
Martha Denton
The much anticipated dedication ceremony of the Memorial Monument at the Weldon
Confederate Cemetery will be held Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 2:00 PM of the Memorial
Monument at the Weldon Confederate Cemetery at the end of First Street in Weldon, NC.
Period attire is welcomed.
If your group would like to present a memorial wreath during the ceremony please contact
Martha Denton, Chairman by Wednesday, September 30th.
Patriotic Committee
Pat Gasson
Pat Gasson is NC Division Patriotic Committee Chairman and your Chapter VAVS reports
should be sent to her for Veterans Affaris Volunter Service.
UDC General Patriotic Activities Chairman is Miss Betty Faye Lewis of Waldo, AR. The
appointed Representative then appoints her deputies to serve with her. Miss Lewis stated the
appointments for Representatives are indefinite. Each hospital has a representative that lives
near a hospital and the Rep can then appoint three deputies to serve with her.
Miss Lewis has given me the following information so hopefully members can contact their
VA Representatives and Deputies to determine what their local VA Hospitals have on their
wish list. Miss Lewis feels this committee is so large it should be a separate committee once
again as it was several years ago, instead of operating under the Patriotic Committee
Chairman.
There are four VA Medical Centers in North Carolina.
1. Asheville – 1000 Tunnel Road, Asheville, NC 28805
Representative Alice Bradley - Deputies, Roberta Harris & Betty Jo Darr
2. Durham – 508 Fulton Street, Durham, NC 27705
Representative: Nancy McLean – Deputies Nell Schrader & Ruthann Bond
3. Fayetteville - 2300 Ramsey St, Fayetteville, NC 28301
Representative Etta Mae Rouse - Deputies Robbie Moye, Eleanor Fields &
Fanny Widener
4. Salisbury – 1601 Brenner Ave., Salisbury, NC 28144
Representative Sue Curtis – Deputies Mary C. Patnaud, Jacqueline H. Quigley
& Sandra C Boyer
Detailed and contact information will be printed in the upcoming minute book so members
will know who they can contact to see how their chapter can help the Veterans Medical
Centers across the State.
Support our Veterans