The next New Bern Chapter meeting will be held on September 9^th at 11:15am, at the Savages Woodburning Pizzeria, 303 Metcalf Street in New Bern.  Members and guests are welcome!  Lunch (Dutch treat) will be available immediately after the meeting.  Also, the installation of our newest member, Jay DeLoach, Rear Adm, USN (Ret), will be held after the meeting at the Tryon Palace.  Please stay after the meeting and join us for the installation ceremony.

The Halifax Resolves Chapter will meet at 6:30 pm Wednesday, September 13th, in the Fellowship Hall of the Halifax United Methodist Church, 150 South King St., Halifax, NC.  A meal will be served at a cost of $10.00/person. An RSVP is required NLT  noon on Monday, September 11th.

This will be a business meeting in which the slate of new officers will be elected.  The installation of the new officers will occur at the chapter’s annual meeting in November with NC SAR President SMS George K. Strunk, USAF (ret.) in attendance.

The Halifax Resolves Chapter will meet at 6:30 pm Wednesday, September 13th, in the Fellowship Hall of the Halifax United Methodist Church, 150 South King St., Halifax, NC.  A meal will be served at a cost of $10.00/person. An RSVP is required NLT  noon on Monday, September 11th. This will be a business meeting to include the nomination and election of new officers and discussion on the progress of the Youth programs.

The Mecklenburg chapter will welcome special guest Revolutionary War Cherokee Chief Attakullakulla on September 14, 2017 in Charlotte, NC at the Hilton Charlotte Executive Park Hotel. Attakullakulla was the Peace Chief of the Cherokee Nation from about 1754 until his death (ca.1780-1783). He was called the “most important Indian of his day.” He was trained to become a leader among the Cherokee people.

Adult tickets are $27 each and children are $15 each.

Buy tickets online.

Download the paper RSVP Form and mail it in with your check.

Attakullakulla is portrayed magnificently by Captain Robert K. Rambo (USA, Ret.), who earned his BA (History) from the Virginia Military Institute, his teacher certification (History) at UVAWise, and his M.A. (US History Cherokee Studies Program) at Western Carolina University. His research centered on Attakullakulla during the 18th century.

This special American History and Revolutionary War event in Charlotte is perfect for all ages, groups, families and anybody who loves American history!

For more information, or ticket requests for larger group sizes, please contact Jay Joyce at or 704-526-9548. Tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis.