Across the Sea and Confederate Youth Gather in Georgia
A collection of notices and verse from Banner office items includes prayers and poems, a wartime appeal to “across the sea,” Union and Confederate civic notices, and announcements for the Missionary Society meeting and the Georgia Division Children of the Confederacy annual conference in Macon on July 26 27 1917 with Dor othy Blount Lamar chapter as hostess.
Confederate memory and 1917 patriotism in Athens
In Athens the C of C chapters plan state officer elections and pledge loyalty to country and veterans. Mrs Peel outlines the National League for Woman's Service work, its history, and practical volunteer roles, including registry drives and motor training. A Chapel talk, luncheon, Red Cross class, and local response by Lucy Lampkin highlight community mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
John T. Anderson
A. G. Richards
Odum
Peel
Atlanta
Empire
England
Germany
Washington
National League For Woman's Service
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Peels
Athens
Anderson
A. S. Parker
Madame Lustrat
W. P. Welch
Gerald Green
Millie Rutherford
Clarke County
Golfers Brave Rain for Red Cross Benefit
The Winners at the Country Club Flag Tourney were E. G. Simmons with a net score of 69, with Emile Christ as runner up. Audubon Flag Tourney listed Clifford among participants in a rain affected event supporting the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Country Club
E. G. Simmons
Emile Christ
Audubon Flag
Clifford
Local canning supplies advertised for jars and kettles
An advertisement offers Mason and Idéal fruit jars in sizes from 1 2 pint to 2 quart, extra rubbers and tops, jelly tumblers, wax top tins, preserving kettles in enamel and aluminum, and prompt deliveries for orders.
Golf charity tourney fuels Red Cross funds in New Orleans
Golfers from Audubon and Country Club staged patriotic events on Independence Day. Clifford Lyons won the Audubon flag tournament with 82, Joseph Collins runner up. E G Simmons led the Country Club field with net 69. Lydia Griffith topped the women with 66 in a putting contest. Mrs. Robert Conner’s 57 and Mrs. Eli Watson’s 10 in the approaching contest. An entrance fee supported Red Cross relief as WWI era readers saw a sunny, rainy day of sport and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Stara
Audubon Club
Clifford Lyons
Joseph Collins
E. G. Simmons
Emile Chriat
Charles Jarvis
Layering Moore
Albert Ab
Patriotium
United States Golf Association
Red Cross Fund
B. Grunewald
P. A. Moore
Percival Douglas
EM Watson
Lydia Griffith
Natalie Scott
W. H. Keely
T. L. Airey
Watson
Miss Grime
Miss Griffith
New Orleans Times Picaune
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Ruth Wright Kauffman
the Vigilantes
Paken
France
Era Is the
Lord
Henry van Dyke
Anna Bryant
C. of C
Macon, Ga
Valona
Mary Pease
Mary Lovell McElmurray
Miss McElmurray
Lucy Cobb
McElmurray
Savannah
Waynesboro
Sara Yow
Lavonia
Hardee Mucklow
Jacksonville
Evelyn Satterfield
Pelham
Frances Broyles
Columbus
Alice Gray
Columbus Ledger
ST. Mary's
W. A. Carlton
St. Mary’s Hospital
Health Department
Lucy Lampkin
Cobb Lampkin
Georgia Division
Children of the Confederacy
Macon
Ellen Crawford
C. of
Lucy
Lois Lampkin
Charles Talmadge
Brandt
Jewelers Insurance Building
Georgia
Kathryn Williams
Wallace Reid Astella
Bertrand Sinclair
Henrik Ibsen
Dorothy Phillips Y
Clayton St
Greenhouse
Flanigan
Flanigan & Flanigan
Michael’s
H. T. Huggins & Son
Broad St
Francis W. Bourdillon
E. A. Copelan
Charles Merritt
Greensboro
John P. Smith
Hopewell, Va
Robert Conners
J. D. Smith
T. L. Afrey
C. C. Manson
Knights of Pythias
Hilda Phelps
Estelle Carter
E. T. Watson
W. G. Kline
Lin
Frank Soule
Coln
Nebraska
E. J. McGivney
E. D. Dunbar
J. Castellanos
T. N. Gaines