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We invite you to become a member of The Churchill Society of New Orleans. The Society depends upon its membership dues to fund the Essay Contest and to subsidize lectures and events throughout the year. Although we are affiliated with the International Churchill Society, a worldwide organization, we are separately organized under Louisiana law and are recognized as a 501(c)(3) organization.

An individual/family membership entitles the member to attend all TCSONO events with a spouse or a guest.
Members who donate $150 or more but less than $1,000 are recognized on our Letterhead as Sponsors.

Members who donate $1,000 or more are recognized on our Letterhead as members of the Orlin Corey Circle.

Some events have no additional charge while some require an additional fee, such as the annual dinner.

Application Form

Print out the application form and mail along with your check to:

Membership

Chairperson, Ouida Laudumiey, 6048 Coliseum Street, New Orleans, LA 70118

Membership Fee:

Junior (under 40): $35

Individual: $75

Sponsor: $150

Orlin Corey Circle: $1,000 or more

Churchill Quote:

The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings. the inherent virtue of Socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.

Churchill: A Timeline

1874 Birth occurs at Blenheim Palace, Nov. 30

1888 Pupil at Harrow public school

1895 Commissioned soldier in Fourth Hussars

1899 War correspondent in South Africa; captured and escapes

1900 Elected Minister of Parliament for Oldham

1908 Marries Clementine Hozier at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster.

1910 Home Secretary

1911 First Lord of the Admiralty

1915 On Western Front - World War I

1921 Colonial Secretary

1922 Buys Chartwell

1924 Chancellor of the Exchequer

1939 Returns as First Lord of the Admiralty, World War II declared

1940 Prime Minister

1945 Defeated by Labour in General Election.

1951 Returns as Prime Minister

1955 Resigns as Prime Minister after two strokes

1965 Dies Jan. 24 in London. Hundreds of thousands hold vigil.

1977 Wife, Clementine Churchill, dies. Both buried together at Bladon.

Books By Churchill

My Early Life – An autobiography covering the first twenty-five years of Churchill’s life
The River War – Lord Kitchner’s reconquest of the Sudan in 1898. Published in 1899; (2 vols.) Also published in a one volume abridged edition.
A History of the English Speaking Peoples
Marlborough – a biography of his ancestor, John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, Published in four, six, and two volume editions.
The World Crisis – a six-volume history of the First World War.
The Second World War – six volumes, sometimes reprinted as twelve volumes
Painting as a Pastime – an essay on the joys of painting