DAR speaks on domestic violence, ancestory in October meeting

  • Avove, Tanys James speaks about the severity of domestic violece and the importance of seeking help at the DAR monthly Oct. meeting. Courtesy Photos
    Avove, Tanys James speaks about the severity of domestic violece and the importance of seeking help at the DAR monthly Oct. meeting. Courtesy Photos
  • Below, Ann Lenz gives a presentation of her third great-grandmother and her family, complete with period dress.
    Below, Ann Lenz gives a presentation of her third great-grandmother and her family, complete with period dress.
The Bosque River Valley Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, met on October 18 for their monthly meeting. Tanys James presented the program, “Domestic Violence Awareness”. James spoke about the seriousness of such situations and how essential it is for victims to seek help and protection. Also during the meeting, Chapter member Ann Lenz shared a lovely dramatic…

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