Chatham County Democratic Women present Two For Tuesday on September 25

On: September 21, 2012

In: 27312, Calendar, Food & Drink, Pittsboro, Politics, Restaurants/Cafés

Tagged: barbara hatcher, elaine marshall, june atkinson, karen howard, nc secretary of state, Pittsboro Roadhouse & General Store

Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 10:56:41 -0400
From: Barbara Hatcher
Subject: Two for Tuesday

Chatham County Democratic Party with the Chatham County Democratic Women
Present Two For Tuesday
September 25th, Dinner at Pittsboro Roadhouse & General Store
Speakers June Atkinson, NC State Superintendent of Public Schools
Elaine Marshall NC Secretary of State
Deb McManus Candidate NC House District 54
Karen Howard Candidate Chatham Board of Education, District 1
Go to www.chathamdemsnc.net click on events
Questions – Barbara Hatcher 919-545-0035

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