About Margaret Miller Chapter NSDAR

On May 21, 1932, fourteen women met at the home of Mrs. Margaret Miller Davis. Mrs. Davis was the organizing regent and was installed as the chapter's first regent with ceremony conducted by State Regent, Mrs. Howard Bailey of St. Louis, Missouri. Assisting her was State Vice Regent, Mrs. John Fall Houx of Marshall, Missouri. To honor Mrs. Davis, the chapter was named Margaret Miller Chapter. Mrs. and Mrs. Davis were publishers and editors of the local Huntsville newspaper.

Our Meetings

Margaret Miller Chapter meetings are held September through May on the second Tuesday of the month at 1:00 p.m.   We are currently considering have two of our meetings on Saturdays to allow our working members to attend. Please contact us for meeting dates, times, and locations.   Each regular meeting includes devotions, patriotic exercises, the President General's message, a National Defense report, Constitution Week report, History Moment, the Indian Moment, and a program of patriotic, educational, or historical interest.
  Our chapter is involved with the youth of our communities.   We award scholarships to students of Westran High School in Huntsville and give scholarships and the Good Citizen Award to the four high schools in Randolph County.

Honoring Our Patriots Margaret Miller Chapter NSDAR proudly honors our Revolutionary War Patriots whose sacrifices led to the freedoms we enjoy in the United States of America. Please view our "Honoring Our Patriots" page. About the DAR Facts about DAR and information about joining DAR are available at the National Society DAR web site. Further information about DAR is available at: National Society DAR and Missouri State Society DAR. Do you have a Revolutionary Patriot in your family tree? Do you want to make a difference in your community and help preserve American's heritage? Join us!   Email us today for meeting dates & times. Learn more about the "Today's DAR" on Facebook, Flickr and You Tube. The Missouri map highlighting Huntsville is from Wikipedia. The DAR Insignia is the property of, and is copyrighted by, the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Web hyperlinks to non-DAR sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters. Website maintained by Patricia Hale, Missouri VIS volunteer. Please contact the Webmaster for information concerning this website. Website last updated September 1, 2012.