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<p>The Back Mountain Chamber (BMC) held its January luncheon at Irem Temple Country Club in Dallas and featured Mr. Royal Sutton as guest speaker who spoke and provided visuals on American Indians from his private and rare collection of Indian portraits. In attendance, from left, are: Tom Mosca, BMC president; Sutton, and Bill Leandri, BMC executive director.</p><style>
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Back Mountain Chamber presents program on American Indians