Upcoming Program Chairs 2020
January--Open
February--Open
March--Megan Page
April--Dale Yelton
May--Open
June--Dean Dohrman
July--Megan Page
Aug-Chris Woolery
Sept-Rob & Meg Liston
October--Stan Cox
Nov- Clark Fobian
Dec- Kim Lyne
PETTIS COUNTY PACHYERM MEETING PROGRAMS--Friday @ 12:00 noon at Best Western, State Fair Motor Inn, 3120 South Limit Avenue:
September 25th--Early evaluations of and predictions concerning the November 3rd elections and general discussion, led by Stanley Cox.
October 2nd--Dan Houx, Missouri House Representative, District 54.
October 9th--Tim Taylor, Candidate for Mo. House District 48.
October 16th--tba.
October 23rd--Brad Pollitt, Missouri House Representative, District 52.
October 30th--Kurtis Gregory, Candidate for Mo. House District 51.
Who Are the Pachyderms?
The National Federation of the Grand Order of Pachyderm Clubs, Inc. is an officially recognized allied organization of the Republican Party. Patterned after civic clubs, Pachyderm Clubs offer programs centered on politics and government. Pachyderm Clubs can be the continuity for the Republican Party from election to election in that unlike the party structure, Pachyderm Clubs remain active all year.
Pachyderm Clubs do not endorse issues or candidates in contested primary elections. This prohibition provides a neutral forum for the discussion of divisive issues within the Republican Party. In many communities, the Pachyderm Club has become a healing influence within the party and a subtle reminder that Republicans agree on a much larger number of issues than we disagree on.
The Pachyderm Club movement is one of the most practical means by which broad citizen participation in politics may be achieved.
Over 50 Pachyderm Clubs are located in 12 states around the U.S. and are growing every day. We are actively looking for individuals to help
Officers and Board Members and how to contact them, Membership Applications and meeting dates and location. Click this link---
