~ History of Ketoctin
Chapter ~
Bluemont,
Loudoun County, Virginia
1950 ~ 2000
"Celebrating 50 years of Service to our Community "
Ketoctin Chapter was organized
on April 4, 1950,
at "Whitehall," the
home of Mrs. Frank W. McComb.
KETOCTIN ORGANIZING & CHARTER MEMBERS
|
Mary H. Armstrong |
Katherine F. Hirst |
|
Mary Lodge Ball |
Margaret Jacobs |
|
Helen D. Bosley |
Dorthea E. Kamp |
|
Margaret C. Brown |
Martyne B. Kidd |
|
Martha O. Cockerill |
Lillian M. Kirkwood |
|
Nannie S. M. Cockey |
Dixie L. Lake |
|
Josephine Cooksey |
Marie L. Main |
|
Arliegh C. Crooker |
Lois-Deane Mayer |
|
Matilda C. Grille |
Martha K. McComb |
|
Bessie M. Hackley |
Mazie McFarland |
|
Dorthy I. Hawthorne |
Helen M. Pancost |
|
Louise P. Hawthorne |
Louise M. Sprague |
|
Catherine Head |
Maidlin I. Virts |
* The Loudoun County Seal is a genuine coat-of-arms devised
in 1968 by the House of Heralds in London.
Based on the coat-of-arms of the Earl of Loudoun,
for whom the county was named, it was the first official
seal accorded to an American county. The
coat-of-arms, attendant flag, and a 300-poundstone from Loudoun Castle in
Scotland were presented to the County by the Countess of Loudoun and the
Queen's representative,
the Rouge Dragon, in a ceremony never before held
in the United States. In heraldic language the arms are "Gyronny ermine
and gules with fordure embattled vert gutly argent."
Chapter Officers
The American Flag