National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

Greenwood, Mississippi
Organized December 20, 1911

"God, Home, and Country"

Welcome to the Chakchiuma Chapter

We are a community of women dedicated to promoting historic preservation, education, and patriotism in Greenwood and the Mississippi Delta. Since 1911, our chapter has honored the memory of the men and women who achieved American Independence—and we continue that work today through service, scholarship, and fellowship.

Whether you're exploring your family's Revolutionary ancestry, looking for ways to serve your community, or seeking connection with women who share your values, we'd love to have you with us.

Four women dressed in historical costumes, with bonnets, standing indoors in a room with wooden floors and a chandelier, smiling at the camera.
A stylized American flag with a red, blue, and white color scheme, featuring a large blue star on the left and red stripes on the right.
A woman dressed in a vintage red and white polka dot dress with lace details stands outdoors in a garden surrounded by pink flowering bushes and plants. She is smiling and standing with her hands clasped in front of her. There is a birdbath, a potted plant, a metal chair, and a tree with a cross-shaped decoration in the garden. The background features trees and a house with a shingled roof.

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Chakchiuma Chapter Kicks Off New Year with Luncheon, New Members, and Constitution Program
Chakchiuma Chapter Kicks Off New Year with Luncheon, New Members, and Constitution Program

The Chakchiuma Chapter NSDAR opened its new year on September 9 with a luncheon at the home of Romney Brock. The chapter welcomed new and returning members, honored DAR State Regent Amelia Langford, and heard a Constitution program from Senator Lydia Chassaniol. Constitution Week runs September 17–23.

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Young Patriots Ring the Bell for Independence Day
Young Patriots Ring the Bell for Independence Day

On the Fourth of July, Isaac, Jesse, and Ezra Dallas rang the bell at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity as part of a nationwide observance marking America's 250th year of independence. The chapter thanks the church for opening the bell tower for our young patriots.

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Flags Fly Across Greenwood for Independence Day
Flags Fly Across Greenwood for Independence Day

The Chakchiuma Chapter NSDAR helped Greenwood celebrate Independence Day with 14 large American flags displayed on Grand Boulevard, Highway 82, and at the American Legion. Thank you to Pat Crick, Billy and Melanie Bowman, Jeff Warren, and Rob Spiller for making it happen.

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Moments from Our Chapter