Prince George's County Continentals

04/17/2024

Guess who has a school named after them? On April 12, 2024, the Richmond Public School District held a re-naming ceremony in honor of our very own Continental Dr. Lois Harrison-Jones Fears. We are so proud of her life’s educational accomplishments. The Lois Harrison-Jones Elementary School is now among the other notable schools in Richmond, VA.

03/24/2024

We mourn the passing of our Continental Sister Dr. Mary Q. Grant, a devoted member of the Anna Arundel County Chapter.

Although her time with us has ended, we will celebrate Dr. Grant's lifelong commitment and numerous contributions to the sisterhood of Continentals.

02/01/2022

Join us as we honor our past and embrace our future in celebration and service with the children of Prince George’s County.

12/12/2021

The Prince George’s County Chapter loss its near centurion member, Continental Irene Greene, affectionately known as Ms. Irene.

In 2007 she transferred her membership from the Roanoke, VA Chapter to the Prince George County Chapter were she was an active member until her health presented challenges that prevented her from actively participating. She became an Associate member with aspirations of supporting her beloved Continentals. Exactly 3 months before the day of her 100th birthday, Irene began her eternal rest at the age of 99.

11/23/2021

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11/18/2021

On Saturday, November 13, 2021, the ladies of the Metropolitan Capital City Group presented a beautiful green and white Birdhouse Library to the staff and members of the Washington Tennis and Education Center, located in the Fort Dupont community of Ward 7, in Washington, DC.

The Birdhouse Library was erected outside of the entrance to the Tennis Center. The library was filled by MCCG group members, tennis groups and invited guests. Washington, DC elected officials were on-site for the ribbon cutting ceremony.

The Metropolitan Capital City Group is currently an interest Group being sponsored by Continenental Societies, Inc., Prince George’s County Chapter

10/20/2021

09/12/2021

Thank you Colgate for your donated backpacks and dental kits. They were a treasure for some pleasantly surprised children at a community day event hosted by Peace Baptist Church. The Prince George’s County Chapter donated school supplies and hand sanitizer to fill each of the 250 bags.

09/12/2021

And so begins another year of service, new commitments, new leadership and an abundance of possibilities for the children in Prince George’s County. Chapter President Catherine Allen Smith set the tone and shared her vision for new beginnings and expectations for success. 2021

12/28/2020

Our hearts are sorrowful as we accept the sudden loss of our dear Continenental Sister and Past National President Dr. Florence P. Blount-Davis. She takes with her a wealth of historical knowledge about our beloved organization.

Always willing to share our history while insisting we retain it, Florence was proud to be a part of some very significant historical moments that helped to pave the way for her to become one of our illustrious Past National Presidents.

Her leadership proved to be one devoted to ensuring our work with children was meaningful and rewarding all while understanding our purpose and mission as Continenentals.

12/13/2020

The Prince George’s County Chapter members mourn the loss of our beloved Past National President Evelyn Means. She was truly a beacon of light to all that knew her. Her impeccable style of leadership and love for Continentals was unmeasurable. Her ability to offer sensible solutions with the least amount of effort while remaining calm and steady in her approach to problem solving defined her as a woman of strength and courage. Always touting a spirit of joy and wisdom made her a special Continenental Sister.

11/25/2020

From our chapter to yours: Happy Thanksgiving to our Continenental Sisters near and far!
Remember to wear your masks, wash your hands and adhere to the six feet social distance rule.