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THE DIVISION IN ACTION!

2025 Confederate Flag Day

Members from Bradford and Cravens Camp's set up along I-44 and I-35 to share awareness of Confederate Flag Day.

2025 Lee-Jackson Dinner

New Year - New Members!

Elijah Gates Camp #570 welcomed in their newest members, Travis Foote and Andrew Bartison. Pictured is camp adjutant Tyler Keelin (Right) and Travis Foote (Left).

Wreaths Across America

Lt. John Bull &
Sgt. William Bull Headstone Dedication

The Price Camp and Watie Camp had a Headstone dedication ceremony. The last picture is the Watie Camp Chaplin; Carl Aaron, Compatriot James Smith and Camp Commander Dave Roper.

Veteran's Day in Carthage

Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp #2327 members Steve Cottrell, Wayne Pease, and Bill Bader marched in the Carthage Veterans Day parade.

Brigadier General Chief Stand Watie Camp # 2300 - Fall Muster and Camp Picnic

Benevolence Committee
Capt. Moses J. Bradford Camp 2344

During the month of September the Benevolence Committee of the Capt. Moses J. Bradford Camp 2344, chaired by Chaplain Rick Havens, worked with the Phelps County Baptist Association to deliver beds for seven (7) needy children in the county. Members of the camp delivered and setup three (3) twin beds and two (2) sets of bunk beads. This is part of the program “Sleep in Heavenly Peace (no kid sleeps on the floor in our town)”. One of the committee’s goals is to make a positive impact in our area. Efforts such as these are designed to give back to our communities just as our Confederate ancestors did during Reconstruction.

Headstone cleaning by the Cpt. Moses J. Bradford Camp #2344

October 22 members of the camp did some headstone cleaning at Ozark Cemetery near Houston, MO. Following the C.E.R.T. standards and logging 3 hours! Participants Ron Ice, Danny Creason, Liam Cowell, Dave Cowell, and Herb Turner. Ron Ice has family in this cemetery.

Missouri Secession Day Dinner

Missouri Society - MOS&B

Sat. October 19th, 2024

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Missouri Division - 2024 National Reunion
Charleston, SC

The Missouri Division delegation presented a check for $10,356 for the National Confederate Museum on the first morning of the National SCV Reunion in North Charleston, SC.
Thank you to all the Missouri Camps and Camp members who contributed! More than $61,000 was presented Thursday morning for the Museum.

Central Brigade Muster
(Aug 17, 2024 - Newburg, MO)

Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp #2327

The Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp 2327 ran a four-day information/merchandise booth at the Howdy Neighbor Days in Pierce City, MO and were met with positive reception by the public. Pictured here are Camp members Wayne Pease, Keagan Franklin, and Travis Archie. Not pictured are Camp members Paul Ayres, Lonnie Culp, Wes Franklin, and Gary Stuart.

Major Thomas R. Livingston Camp 2327 SCV presented an exact replica of a Confederate First National variant flag that was flown at the Battle of Carthage (July 5, 1861) to the Carthage (MO) Civil War Museum during the Battle of Carthage Reenactment on June 15-16, at which the Camp also had a booth. The flag was carried into “battle” once again at the event by Camp color sergeant Paul Lewis, who “fell” mortally wounded just as the original color bearer did at the real Battle of Carthage.

THE CHARGE

“To you, Sons of Confederate Veterans, we will commit the vindication of the cause for which we fought. To your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldier’s good name, the guardianship of his history, the emulation of his virtues, the perpetuation of those principles which he loved and which you love also, and those ideals which made him glorious and which you also cherish.”

Lt. General Stephen Dill Lee, Commander General,
United Confederate Veterans,
New Orleans, Louisiana, April 25, 1906

The Sons of Confederate Veterans, in furtherance of the Charge of Lieutenant General Stephen D. Lee, shall be strictly patriotic, historical, educational, fraternal, benevolent, non-political, non-racial and non-sectarian. The Sons of Confederate Veterans neither embraces, nor espouses acts or ideologies of racial and religious bigotry, and further, condemns the misuse of its sacred symbols and flags in the conduct of same. Each member is expected to perform his full duty as a citizen according to his own conscience and understanding.

Lt. General Stephen Dill Lee