Eight members of the Thomas Johnson Chapter, Colonial Dames of the 17th Century, attended the state summer workshop in Macon recently to vote on society business and hear new state officer reports. Three of those attending live in the southern crescent. Seated (l-r) is Judy Hughes, honorary state president of Peachtree City, Dee Redkevitch, chapter president of Atlanta; back row: Sherryll Miles of Whitesburg, Jean Brown of Griffin, Judy Farrigan of Jackson, Susan Lemesis, state officer of Alpharetta, Diane Cannestra, state officer of Atlanta and Lynn Brackey, chapter vice president of Atlanta. Hughes was state president 2001-2003. The Georgia State Society will hold their board of management meeting in Macon on Nov. 10. Photo/Special.
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