Joyce Scott Chapter, NSDAR

06/17/2026

South Carolina Daughters - please join us!

The Joyce Scott Chapter of DAR is co-sponsor of an event at the Greer public library on Wednesday, June 24th. Light refreshments at 5:30 followed by the program at 6:00 pm. The topic is “Social & Religious Life in Colonial SC” to celebrate America 250! A flyer is attached … please spread the word. Dr. Tim Drake is a very interesting speaker who has spent a lifetime studying history. He is very involved with historic sites over towards Clemson and spent his childhood around the Campobello-Gramling area. Join us at 505 Pennsylvania Ave. in Greer ❤️🇺🇸💙

06/17/2026

The Joyce Scott Chapter of DAR is co-sponsor of an event at the Greer public library on Wednesday, June 24th. Light refreshments at 5:30 followed by the program at 6:00 pm. The topic is “Social & Religious Life in Colonial SC” to celebrate America 250! A flyer is attached … please spread the word. Dr. Tim Drake is a very interesting speaker who has spent a lifetime studying history. He is very involved with historic sites over towards Clemson and spent his childhood around the Campobello-Gramling area. Join us at 505 Pennsylvania Ave. in Greer ❤️🇺🇸💙

06/14/2026

Celebrating our flag today‼️❤️💙🇺🇸

05/06/2026

Part of DAR’s mission is historic preservation …. Come visit with us at our booth on Saturday, June 27th, at Greer’s Freedom Blast & Military Salute 🇺🇸

05/06/2026

Our chapter members enjoyed a lovely Greenville Area Chapters’ annual luncheon hosted by the Behethland Butler Chapter. Thank you to Angela Kang Cole, the amazing milliner, for sharing her story of becoming an American citizen and showcasing her beautiful creations. ❤️🇺🇸💙

05/05/2026

A chapter project for several years now, we show our appreciation and love to the teachers and staff of Crestview Elementary School in Greer. Donuts and fresh fruit are calling. Thanks Principal Langston!


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05/01/2026

Our chapter is proud to support the United States Armed Forces 🇺🇸

04/25/2026

Happy Arbor Day 🌳

04/23/2026

From the very beginning, the Oneida Indian Nation has been among America’s most loyal allies, driven by a dedication to shared freedom and mutual recognition of sovereignty. This summer marks a significant historical milestone—the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. Governments at the local, state, and federal levels will commemorate this occasion, including honoring the vital contributions of Oneida ancestors, whose support earned our people the distinction of being America’s First Allies.

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As war spread across the new American colonies, the Haudenosaunee Nations sought to remain neutral. But as tensions between the Americans and the British escalated, neutrality quickly became an untenable position for the Oneida people. Breaking with the...

04/02/2026

Month of the Military Child is observed each April to honor and celebrate military children and youth for their service, commitment, and sacrifice in support of the military's mission.

The April 2026 Month of the Military Child theme is “Military Children and Youth: Strength in Every Story,” shines a light on the everyday courage of military children. Their stories, filled with resilience, adaptability, and quiet strength. demonstrate the powerful character they build while growing up in a world defined by service and sacrifice.