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S 1147

Mt. Ariel Chapter of DAR

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Billy Garrett

The bill formally acknowledges a local DAR chapter and a county coalition for a Hodges monument that chronicles the town’s early history and notable residents.

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Bill Summary · S 1147

Summary of Bill S 1147 (2025-2026 Session) – South Carolina

Title

Mt. Ariel Chapter of DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Resolution

Purpose and Intent

  • To recognize and honor the Mt. Ariel Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) and the Greenwood County Coalition America 250.
  • Acknowledge their joint efforts in erecting a historical monument honoring the town of Hodges, South Carolina.
  • Endorse the May 3, 2026 dedication ceremony as part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration.

Key Provisions

  • Formal recognition by the South Carolina Senate of the Mt. Ariel Chapter NSDAR and the Greenwood County Coalition America 250 for their collaboration on the Hodges monument.
  • Statement that the marker will commemorate Hodges’ history, settlement, and notable early residents, including John Hodges and George Washington Hodges, and will recount the origins of Hodges House and the town’s naming.
  • The text of the marker is specified (or described) to convey historical details about early settlers, notable residents, military service, and the Hodges House as a landmark linking to Hodges’ beginnings.
  • A ceremonial acknowledgment: a copy of the resolution will be presented to the Mt. Ariel Chapter NSDAR and the Greenwood County Coalition America 250.

Who/What is Affected

  • The Mt. Ariel Chapter NSDAR (chartered in Hodges) and the Greenwood County Coalition America 250 are explicitly recognized for their efforts.
  • The historical marker dedicated to the town of Hodges is the focal point of this recognition.
  • Civic and historical heritage efforts in Hodges, Hodges House, and related local history commemorations.

Procedural and Timeline Details

  • Status: Introduced and adopted on April 28, 2026.
  • The resolution designates May 3, 2026, as the dedication date for the Hodges monument ceremony.
  • Sponsor: Primary sponsor information not specified beyond co-sponsor Billy Garrett.

Impact

  • Educational and cultural impact: Promotes community pride and historical awareness by documenting Hodges’ early settlement, prominent individuals, and local landmarks through a dedicated monument.
  • Ceremonial significance aligned with the 250th anniversary celebration of America.
  • Non-binding legislative action: The resolution does not impose new laws or fiscal obligations; it formally honors and acknowledges the contributions of the involved organizations.

Notes

  • This is a Senate resolution recognizing a civic project rather than new statutory changes.
  • The resolution emphasizes collaboration between a local DAR chapter and a county coalition in a historical commemorative project.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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