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AHEPA Family

Together with three affiliated organizations, the AHEPA Family works as a unit toward the fulfillment of a common mission.

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Supreme Convention

AHEPA National, Supreme Convention page.

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AHEPA District 8

AHEPA brings the ideals of ancient Greece, which includes philanthropy, education, civic responsibility, and family and individual excellence to the community.

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DOP District 8

The objectives of the Daughters of Penelope are to promote Hellenism, Education, Philanthropy, Civic Responsibility, and Family & Individual Excellence.

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SOP District 8

Sons of Pericles come together, not only to honor that legacy, but to ensure that it is preserved for future generations

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MOA District 8

Maids of Athena is the Junior Auxiliary to the Daughters of Penelope. Founded in 1930.

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BAY STATE DISTRICT, COVERS THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
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District 8 Chapters

 
Boston: Athens 24
Cambridge: Samuel-Gridley Howe 38 
Haverhill: Acropolis 39
Lawrence: Lawrence 47
Lynn: Aristides 50 
Brockton: Lord Byron 57
Worcester: Peter L. Bell 80
Chicopee: Altis 85
Lowell: Hellas 102
Marlboro: Nicholas Granitsas 105
Salem-Peabody: Damon & Pythias 119
Woburn: Woburn 176
Clinton: Clinton 362
Webster-Southbridge: 376
Watertown: Harris J. Booras 406
Cape Cod: Cape Cod 483

FEBRUARY, 1943: AHEPA Chapter 8, Shreveport, LA held 3 War Bond drives during the early ‘40s in order to help our country in its war effort. The 3rd drive began Dec, 1942 and ended Feb 22, 1943. This drive underwrote the purchase of a B-17 Bomber, its quota being $125,000, but Bond Sales exceeded $500,000. The aircraft was named after the Shreveport chapter, and the name printed on the nose of the aircraft was, SHREVEPORT AHEPA CHAPTER NO. 8. A lengthy article and photograph were printed in the Shreveport Journal, 17 August 1944.

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