Miss Millie Birthday Celebrations by Georgia Children of the Confederacy
The birthday of Miss Mildred Rutherford, beloved in Athens, was celebrated across Georgia towns by the Children of the Confederacy on July 16. The Georgia division sponsors programs and established the Mildred Rutherford Scholarship at Lucy Cobb Institute. Atlanta and Athens chapters highlighted her contributions to the South, while YWCA Blue Ridge conference notes and surrounding community events, including a summer school program and various social gatherings, fill the rest of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
South
Georgia
Children of the Confederacy
Millie
Georgia Division of Children of the Confederacy
Lucy Cobb Institute
Misa Rutherford
Blue Ridge
Sinself
of the Young Men's Christian Association
John White
Mra
Frank Hardeman
Cc. Brown
Frank Lipscomb
Martha Towns
Roberta Carter
Misa
Annie May Layfield
Ebertha Rocloff
New Paria
Carolyn Cobb
May Brown
Ada T. Lemon
Barrow
Department of Music
Estelle Baldwin
Moving Pictures
Palace Theater
Pouha Auditorium
University Chapel
Mov
Sara Lowe Wier
Misa Mary Wellens
Highland Avenue
Allie Stephens
Elizabeth Davis
Carmen Mather
Mary Shelby Wallace
Caroline Hutt
Lyra Smith
Caroline Bormey
Martha Buchanan
Elizabeth Graham
Louise Graham
Martha Buford
Mary Thomas
Misa Margaret
Oscar Davison, JR
Henderson Avenue
Milas Pattie Hillaman
Arthur Murray
Vietrola
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Advertising Club of
University
Miss Cobb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Millie
J. T. Smith
Stephens
Mary E. Smith
Frank C. Bunting
Royston
Ione Bond
Miriam Bond
Lessie Hardy
Cornelia
Clyde Conelly
Mary Lou Cargill
Winder
Misa Helen Cargill
Mies Oslo Wills
Nora Wills
W. H. Giles
E. E. Hill and Son
Clyde Jackson
Gainesville
T. C. Edward
Joe Davin
Harley Foster
Gaineasville
W. H. Turk
I. M. Huff
Thomas W. Cannon
Robinson
E. C. Porterfield
Comer
J. P. Moon
B, Perkins
Martin
Robert Possterns
Gray
Ing
Edwards
Earnest
Joel
New Palace Theater
State Normal
Chapel
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Mra. J. M. Pound
Mra. T. VE. Jago
China
Mary Lambuth
Laura Haygood
Helen Lee Richardson
DR. Cabaniss
Harvey Cabaniss
Alice Rea
Portsmouth
Asa Thornton
George Thornton
Eva Mae Thornton
Missionary Society
The
Missionary Society of the
Firat Baptist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Firat Presbyterian Church
M. F. Mathews
Grady Hospital
Florrie Raiden
Fort Worth, Texas
Guy Comer
Mildred Hardeman
Winterville
Elizabeth Tuck
W. J. Beall
Sallie Mae, Beall
Jack Strouff
Fred L. Davison Milledge
Blue Ridge Y. W
John R. White
Miss Roelofs
G. H. Hall
Greensboro
Hail
Goodyear Tire Company
Mises
Martha ‘Towns
Roberta’ ‘Carter
N.C
Harvey Reid
Jack
Mr. Reid
New York
Loraine Jarrell
Augusta
Martha Jarrell
Constant Scott
Prunawick
Mesdames Howard
L. J. Scott
Robert G. Taylor
Spartanburg
E. C. Weston
Middleton, Conn
Weston
Tom Comer
Turnerville
A. TR. Dorsey
Baby
Arnoldaville
G. W. Gray
John T. Raiden
Honey Grove
Texans
0. R. Dobbs
Southern Railway
Athena
Lula
A. Miller
mAs Athena
Mr. Claude Maddox
Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Proctor and
Mras Rosa Maddox
Springfield Street
F. N. Drewery
Minnie Nash
Griffin
A. D. Smith
Birmingham
Monroe
A. B. Patton
Franklin
N. C
Walter Jones
Messrs
Harris and
Bannon Jones
Asheville
Grove Park Inn
Costen J. Harrell
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Julius. Walden
Fat
Audley Morton
Costen J. Har
Frances Talmadge
Covington and Catawa
A. G. Dudley
Abigail Crawford
Decatur
Ala
Ben Crane
Jack Talmadge
Dillard
Jollan Barrett
Milledge Avenue
Ber Comer
Maxie Summerlyn
the General Hospital
D. H. McNell
A. S. Parker
J. E. Severin
Virginia Strickland
Mrs
M. Behels
Washington
Gainerville Midland RK
Georgia Railroad
Union
Union Point
Point
Auguste
Atlante
Central OF Georgia RY
Cemtral of Georgia
Mitchell Street
Macon
G. Sal
W. C. Bolton
Costa
McCallum
Just
Taffeta
Crepe de Chine
Cretonne
Sea Island
Madras
Devonshire
Palm Beach
Chambray
Kayser
Merode