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Order of the Daughters of the King chapter created at Christ Church

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Chartering ceremony participants include, from left, Diocesan President of the Daughters of the King Kathy Moore, Pam McClelland, Barbara Cockrell, Betty Evans, Grace Parker, Priest-in-Charge Randi Hicks Rowe, Mary Jo Atterholt, Vel Gray, Judy Quilter and Mary Lynn Landgraf. Harriette Floyd, Lydia Dudley, Ann DePeyster and Darby Ridings were unavailable for the photo.

On Sunday, Sept. 14, the official chartering of the Order of the Daughters of the King, Betty Evans Chapter, took place at Christ Church Parish in Christchurch.

The Betty Evans Chapter was duly instituted in the parish, and 11 women were presented as candidates for membership.

The Daughters of the King is an order whose members take lifelong vows to follow a Rule of Life, including a Rule of Prayer and a Rule of Service. (Contributed)

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