PTA Mississippi Congress

Greenville Cemetery, located in Greenville, Mississippi, has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1879 during the Yellow Fever Epidemic. Originally known as Greenway Cemetery, it was designed by civil engineer Richard A. O'Hea in a unique wheel and spoke layout on three acres of land donated by the heirs of William Campbell Blanton. Over the years, the cemetery has expanded with three additional sections, and today it is surrounded by the city of Greenville, which has grown several miles to the south. Adjacent to Greenville Cemetery is the Greenville Jewish Cemetery, situated along its northern boundary. As the city has developed and the original Greenway Plantation and Rattlesnake Bayou have disappeared, Greenville Cemetery remains a significant landmark, preserving the memory of those buried there and serving as a testament to the area's past.Generated from the website

The National Association of Junior Auxiliaries (NAJA) is a non-profit organization that provides support, resources, and specialized training to its local chapters, enabling them to better serve their communities. The NAJA Foundation, a part of NAJA, aims to secure long-term funding to enhance the mission of NAJA and optimize the community service efforts of its chapters, both now and in the future.Generated from the website