Compatriots, This message is from the Chaplain of the Army of Trans-Mississippi, Chaplain Troy Chandler. He publishes his "Words of Thought" weekly, and has asked that they be shared with the members of the Texas Division. It is my pleasure to share these with you, and I will be sending them out weekly as
Good day everyone, This statement is in response to some phishing emails thar are impersonating our Division Commander, Michael Hurley. These emails have gone around multiple times. Whoever is operating this scam is emailing Texas Division members and asking for "gift cards." Lately, most scams no longer involve regular U.S. currency, now scammers would prefer
GEORGETOWN, Texas - A group of Williamson County residents gathered for a rally at the county courthouse on July 4th to call for a Confederate monument to be relocated off county property. The monument, which is dedicated to county residents who fought against the United States during the Civil War, was erected in 1916 by the United
A Southern 4th of July by W. Michael Hurley, Commander, Texas Division Sons of Confederate Veterans The men and women who lived in the Southern states before 1861 had always enjoyed a grand celebration of the 4th of July. Considering the Southern contribution to the cause of liberty, it seemed only natural to do so.
Compatriots, I have been contacted myself, and several Texas Division members have been contacted via text message by individuals posing as me requesting that you respond to buy gift cards. Please do not respond to these electronic scams. I will NEVER contact you via text or email to buy anything. Respectfully, W. Michael Hurley 63rd
