Annie Early Wheeler Chapter 945, C of C Photos

 

 

Bandanas for Dogs

The Annie Early Wheeler Chapter, 945 of the Children of the Confederacy, with generous donation of fabrics from Bison Mercantile and fabrics from Anna and Sarah Mills’ quilting supply, has made beautiful bandanas for some very special dogs. The children are blessing two organizations with the bandanas that know some big dogs with big hearts.

Military Working Dog Team Support Association – MWDTSA
K9s For Warrior.

Quilts for Kids

Anna and Sarah Mills have completed two quilting kits provided by Quilts for Kids. Quilts for Kids is an organization that transforms fabrics into patchwork quilts that comfort children with life-threatening illnesses and children of abuse.

 

Royann Parker, 3rd Vice President  is shown with mother Christa Isom and her two children Peryton and Chet as they receive their C of C Membership certificates.

Marking Soldier's Graves in Ashland, Kansas

Anna Mills (right) and Sarah Mills (left) marking CSA soldier, Private George W. Allman Co. A,5 Regt Infantry, 1 Division, Missouri State Guard and Private David E. Stancil , Co E Phillips' Legion, Georgia,  The graves are located in Ashland, Kansas.

New Members of C of C Annie Early Wheeler Chapter 945 are  Samuel, Anna, Sarah, Jonah, Elijah and Daniel Mills standing proudly with their new C of C membership certificates.  They are children of Gen Joe Wheeler #966 member, Mary Mills. They all live in Kansas

Wounded Warriors Fund Raiser

A fund raiser for the Wounded Warriors Project was held by the Mills family in a rural community in Kansas.  They made cookies and other treats then sold them in front of the local Post Office.  $244 was raised for the Annie Early Wheeler chapter to donate to this project.

Left, Sarah and Anna working on posters for the fund raiser.

Right, Anna and Sarah displaying their posters

 

 

 

Left, All is ready and on display in front of the local post office.  Front row, Sarah, Daniel and Elijah.  Back row, Samuel, Anna and Jonah.

Right. Home made cookies and treats were sold to raise $244 for the Wounded Warriors.
Hurrah for them!!!

Clint Haney, age 4, shown on Easter Sunday in his Kepi.  Clint is the son of member Julia Haney and the grandson of member, Stacy McSwain.

Pictured at right are Leann Parker, Annie Early Wheeler C of C member, and Janet Grams, Vice President of Gen Joe Wheeler and immediate past Treasurer General.  This picture was taken during the filming of the movie "Lost River."

(At left) Clint Haney, age 3, and new member, Breanna Haney, age 1 month and 20 days, who joined the C of C at less than 8 minutes of age.  Clint and Breanna are the children of member, Julia Haney and the grandchildren of member, Stacy McSwain.

Boot Hill Cemetery in Tombstone, AZ.  Left to right, Silas Griffin from Camp 1710, Treasurer General, Janet Grams and Silas' daughter, Leslie Griffin.  They were honoring Confederate soldier, George Atkins with rose petals and a flag.

Boot Hill Cemetery in Tombstone, AZ  Leslie Griffin placing rose petals and a flag on the grave of Confederate Soldier Newman Haynes "Old Man" Clinton's grave..  At right, John Rogers, Commander Camp 1710..

Tombstone City Cemetery.  Katie Parker, C of C #945 member, recited a poem honoring Amazon Howell.  Dwain Bright, past 1710 Camp Commander, stands at attention with the Camp 1710 camp flag.

The Annie Early Wheeler Chapter #945 was chartered July 31, 2005.  Celebrating the charter are left to right, Stacy McSwain, Katie Parker, Roy Ann Parker,  Leann Parker and Lillian Jordan.

Holding the charter granted for the Annie Early C of C chapter are, left to right, Katie Parker,  Leann Parker and Stacy McSwain.

Kaden Hering, new member of Annie Early C of C.  Gen Joe Wheeler chapter member and mother, Leanne Hering is holding him.  His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Hart are beside Leanne.

 

 

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