The Warrenton Chapter of the P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Sisterhood celebrates its 25th year in Warrenton this year. The group’s mission is to help women gain financial …
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The Warrenton Chapter of the P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Sisterhood celebrates its 25th year in Warrenton this year. The group’s mission is to help women gain financial independence. They provide a variety of grants, scholarships and loans to enable women to continue their education. Pictured, from left, are members Cheryl Parsons, Mary Rigg, Vicki Ledbetter, Fran Martin, Virgene Forest, Diane Pope and Kitty Gastorf. The group memorialized past members Betty Shirr and Rosalie Parsons.
