Tomochichi Chapter Plans Growth With 12 Members Ready
Tomochichi chapter at Charieville prepares for a conference as it nears the required twelve members. Regent Miss Addie Green Bass oversees the roster with several members listed by name and number, while awaiting April board approval to exceed the minimum. The entry recalls Tomochichi’s alliance with Oglethorpe and colonial Georgia’s peace, ending with a Saint-like reverence to historical figures and a closing note from State Regent Anna Caroline Sering.
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Tomochichi
Charieville
Regent
Addie Green
Bass
Mike Julia Base
Martha Bass
Annie Blackshear
Mise Maria Eppes
Mise Matilda Eppes
Mire Aurelia Neewell
Katie Davis
Mamie Fomrenden
Lucy Wade
Ogisthorpe
Georgia
Sy Yannah
Ocounsee
TomochleHi
Owlethorpe
England
Oglethorpe
Tomoenichi
Hegland
Noncra
George II
Pope
Anna Caroline Senring
Georgia Federation invites attendance at southern education conference
A garbled plea from the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs urges members to attend the twelfth Southern Education Conference in Atlanta April 14 to 16. It lists keynote speakers from state education leaders and universities, hotel rates, and railroad discounts, calling for strong turnout by club presidents and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Women of
Georgia
Robert C. Ogden
Weidulite Figo
Ville
Atlanta
South
Atlantis
Worth
Wilada
Weahington
D.C
H S Munford
Brohmoend
John Lee Coulter
Univerity of
Austin
Tex
C. & Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Union City
Edwin 4. Alderman
University of Virinia
Charlotteville
Charles R. Vat Hise
University of Whe‘consin
South Georgia
Ith
Piedmont Hotel
Aragon Hotel
Majestic Hotel
Kimball House
Bath
Resevue
Amariven
MES
Robhrt Dmory Park
Georgia Fedartion of Wouma'a Clube
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs to Convene Thirteenth Annual Meeting
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its thirteenth annual meeting in Etherton with the executive board meeting November 1 and the main sessions November 17 and 18. Delegates expect a notable gathering, hosted by Etherton with the mayor, Civic League, Elks, and local organizations extending cordial invitations.
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Georgia Loreate
Etherton
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Hiberton
Civic League
The
Elks
Borasia
Jolt Bos
Lipucomb
Pimattent
Notes of Interest D A R Georgia Chapter Minutes 1908
Minutes of the tenth annual Georgia Chapter National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution held in Covington Georgia November 4 5 and 6 1908. A convention directory and list of Georgia delegates to the Washington national convention are announced with names and titles. Copies obtainable from Milas Anna Caroline Benning 1420 Broad Street Columbus Georgia. The 1900 convention will be in Brunswick November 11 13 and the Washington gathering begins April 1 lasting one week. Notable Georgia representatives to the Washington convention are listed with towns and affiliations.
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Georgia
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Covington
Sro
Milas Anna
Caroline Benning
Broad Street
Colwnbus
Brunswick
Washington
L. D Lowe
Atlanta
E. H. Epping
Columbus
M. Bryan
Savannah
Sortelyou Merietts
Mallory Faylor
Macon
Annis
Lane
R G O Lee
Waycrom
Oars
Kate "Thames Witkine
Waynesoro
Annie May Bruce
Ware
B Whitfied
Brunewick
Birthplace of State Regent Highlighted in Historic Home
Friends note the preserved antebellum home of Miss Henning’s relatives, a landmark linked to the state regent’s early years. The 1828 charter year marks town incorporation, with the property celebrated as one of the best preserved historic residences in the area.
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Henning
Mrs Wilson to Edit Genealogical Column in Savannah paper
The genealogical department will be under Mrs Walter Scott Wilson who invites readers to send genealogical material to Her address on Jones Street West Savannah Georgia She is a National Genealogical Society member and Savannah chapter historian and ready to assist in tracing lineages Also notes requests for information on Edwards Rabun Abney Tyler Bowton Parry Clinchfield and related families with local historical context and anecdotes.
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Genesiogical Department
Walter Scott Wilson
Birs. Wilson
St? Jones Street
Weat
Savanna
Wilson
National Genealogical Society
Savanah
William Conyers Clark
Twentieth Century Library Club Notes in Valdome Georgia
A Valdome Georgia report on the Twentieth Century Library Club highlights fostered local literature, forestry outreach, charity and school programs. Members contributed to cyclone relief, a public Arbor Day observance, a flower show, and a fall fundraiser. The club's three representatives attended the Boston meeting, with fifty eight regular members and continued city support totaling 38 dollars monthly.
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Mont
Beve
Aler
Melvin Ion
Prise
Alee
Pardonabis
Clup
Boston
bionnigl_oos
Valdome
Cherokee Club Cooking School a Big Success
The Cherokee Club hosts a domestic science cooking school in Cartereville with Miss Folger and Miss Whittaker guiding two daily sessions. Demonstrations cover vegetables and varied foods, with recipes provided to members and a luncheon served. The program boosts town interest and supports homemaking in a inclusive, community effort.
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Cartereville
Miss Folger
Cri’ Normal and Industral College
Willedgeville
Misa Whittaker
Mums
Ies
Misa Folger
Odom
Mrn
Posples
Peopiee
Parks
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Peeples Ae
Parks Bes
Milam
H. L. Sewell
Teachers Institute
Misa 2 Whittaker
A Page for Crime from Colliers Weekly Review
A fragmented passage notes crime coverage on a page in Colliers Weekly and the broader country diary. It mentions a clever treatise and a parent edit before printing, with unclear references to daily arimu and younger readers. The text is garbled and non-specific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers Weekly
Aes Deckers
Dende
Rbd Wien
Mewar Guia
Arimut
Tallulah School Building Complete and Club Support Mentioned
The Tallulah school building completion is noted with contributions from Bainbridge Woman's Club Pelham Woman's Club The Research Club Iberton Woman's Club Covington and others including Inmat Park Students Club The account highlights renewed effort for equipment and staffing as the project proceeds through final setup and employment of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah School
Bainbridge Woman's Club
State Normal
Pandehi
Pelham Woman's Club
Iberton &Woman's Chub
Covington
Inmat Park
Tallulah Felis School
Tulldig
Mrs Lipscomb Visits Thomasville Club
Mrs Lipscomb visits the Thomaerius Student Club in Thomasville to inspect a branch focused on philenthropic work. She praises the German literature program and the club’s comfortable rest rooms for farmers and their wives, noting the pleasant surroundings and the mission table guest log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaerius
Trey
Piur
Election Officers Named by Womens Club Meeting
The Womens Glus helaite nonval meating elected officers for the year including President Mrs. J. H. Mercer and Treasurer Mrs. BE. A. Russell. Membership grew from fourteen to fifty eight since March last year, with a healthy cash balance and favorable prospects reported.
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Fitsgersia
Apsil
Secs
Blarah
T Tre
J. H. Mercer
B. J. Darming
C. P. Baler
Mra. L. &Osborne
BE. A. Russell
Lon Dickey
Cleaning-Up Day for Tifton Club
The Twentieth Century Library Club carried out a thorough cleanup in Tifton on April 2. Volunteers cleared public lots and private property along Tor Street and surrounding avenues, earning city officials praise for their dedication and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton Club
Tifton
Library Club
Abelic
Worth Mountains of Gold for Women’s Health Remedy
Public testimonial extolling Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's ailments including ulceration, irregularities, pain, and nervous prostration. Claims the product carries women safely through menopause and costs little. Includes quote from Mr Cras Bancley and praises the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cras
Bancley
B.F.D
Graniteville
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Pelham chapter forms as Splendid Applications flow in
The Pelham chapter welcomes a new unit of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Applicants supply multiple copies of their membership papers for registry and safekeeping. The document highlights several profiles including descendants of Confederate soldiers and a Confederate chaplain, with sworn parole attestations and detailed lineage.
Atlanta Daughters Hear Miss Rutherford on Land and Its People
Estelle Garrett Baker reports on a Thursday afternoon event by the Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Miss Mit Qred Rutherford of Atheim spoke on Egypt then Land and Its People, with musical interludes by Mr Ragan and Miss Peavy. The audience, greeters, and presenters lauded Rutherford’s engaging lecture and spiritual presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United Daughtem of the Confederacy
Mit Q@red Rutherford
Atheim
Land
Migaz ‘Rutherford
Mise Rutherford
Ragan
Hunter Welch
Mimsee Peavy
Cottera' Park
Gordon March
Peavy
Rutherford Wee
Abce Baxter
Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy
McD Wilson
Atlante Jehapter
Rutherford
Mima Rutherford
Eisa Rutherford
Mies Ruther
Oug
Willem D Grant
Estelle Garrett Baker
Officers Named By Tifton Chapter Ga Memorial Day Plans
Tifton chapter of Charlotts Carson U D Co met in regular session led by hostess Mrs Oren Gatchell. Elected officers for the year include President Mrs Charlotte B H Green, 1st VP Mrs Perry Moore, 2nd VP Mrs Oren Gatchell, 3rd VP Mrs John Murrow, coming secretary Mrs W M Giddens, corresponding secretary Mrs Mangham, treasurer Mrs Brooks, historian Mrs Brigg Carson, assistant historian Mr J R Amquon, registrar Mr Joe Kent. They observe Memorial Day with a school program and decorate veterans graves. They purchased a monument for a public park in honor of old soldiers, unveiled next Memorial Day, costing 2000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Titten
Charlotts Carson
U D. Co
Titton
Segular
Mra Oren Gatch
Als
Elestea Ua
Mra
Charlotte BH. Cgreen
Perry Moore
Oren Gatchell
Secomd
John Murrow
W. M. Giddens
M Mangham
J L. Brooks
Brigg Carson
J. R. Amquon
Joe Kent
Village Postoffice entertains Carrollton for monument fund
Carrollton Ga April 3 The play The Village Postoffice directed by Mrs D W Bush delphis Pa was staged at the Collee auditorium Thursday and repeated Friday to raise funds for a monument. A second entertainment is planned while local support grows The Annie Wheeler chapter urges continued effort to complete the monument drive
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Carrollton
Village Postoffice
D. W. Bush
Delphis
Collee Auditorium
Court Hall
Monument Fund
Annie Wheeler
Vary
Mhey
POWELL TO SPEAK AT BLAKELY MEMORIAL DAY EVENT
Blakely Georgia April 1 Special United Daughters of the Confederacy chapters held a meeting as arrangements for Memorial Day were discussed Judge A. G. Powell of Atinje was secured as orator. The monument will be unveiled on April 20 by Mrs. Watter Thomas and thirteen young ladies. It is a handsome foot shaft standing in the courthouse grounds near the old Confederate flag pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deughtere
Petiam
Firet
Compsope
Filnasa
Tam
Daniel Chee Hee
Binkely
Georgia
Hightower
Hamiet’s Crossing
W. C Anderson
Florida
Battza
Caltota Sreter
Teb Hightower
W. J Web
Pareles
W. D. Joiner
Wacon
Joimer
United States of America
Ciy
Macon
Wison & H Knland
Marakat
Eva Joiner Gammagh
Ssora B. Hardaway
Newnan
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Angie Glilerpte
Dixie
Petersbore
Tenn
Mothers Circle Meeting Highlights and Plans
The Mothers Circle met with large attendance and enthusiastic mood. Mrs R W Fowler hosted the event, Mr A H Poster organized the program, and Mrs Dudley Williams performed a monologue on the theme What Shall the Child Read. Mrs Branham Anderson led a Round Table discussion. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs James Pace on April 7 in the afternoon with a program drawn from Georgia the Land and the People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HW. Fowler
A H Poster
Dudley Williams
Branham Anderson
United Dough
Sss
The
Confederacy
Mra
James M Pace
Georgia
Mrs Decker Honored For Capitol Maple Planting
The Wednesday Current Event Club planted a Norway maple at the state capitol in Denver to honor Mrs Saray Platt Decker. A metal plaque bearing her name and the art date was affixed to the tree, the first planted in honor of a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
State Capitol
Denver
Saray Platt Decker
Southern Poets to Be Featured at Daughters of Confederacy Meeting
In Jackson on April 8 the Daughters of the Confederacy will present three southern poets Paul Hamilton Hayne Sidney Lanier and Father Ryan. The program includes a life sketch of Hayne, recitations by Mims Lasnett and others, musical numbers by Misses Rogers Fetener Garr and Bailie Mae Fetener, and a Balcie Garr song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Paul Hamilton Hayne
Sidney Lanier
Ryan Will de
Paul Hamiton
Hayne
Lasnett
Ryan
Hattie Butte
Bidney Lawler
Lois Rogers
Bailie Mae
Balcie Garr
Moe Lilia
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Tomochech
Ned
Mia Walterscott Wilson
West Jones Street
Wate
Troy
Rabun
Mary Battle
John William Rabun
Firat
Misa Henrietta Hagood
Mies
Husette Boyd
Miew Elizabeth Quantock
John Willem Rabun
Miss White
Rabin
Tyler
Cas
Jon Tyler
Bowton
James Boaton
Caroline
Virginia
John
J. B.C
Clinchfield
Jones
Mary Howard
Henry J. Benning
Ian
Augusta Evans Wilson
Collmaus
CeLus
Cherokee Club
Mrs. Lipscomb
Thomasville Club
M A
Lipscomb
Chas. Barclay
Pelham
Palham
W L. Carty
Edgefield
South Cardling
Robert Meriweather
Ullivan’e Teland
Charleston
Curry
Robert Hearty Hardaway
Cades
Freelows
Eighteenth
Geonda Cavalry
Whesler
Drampael
Oattie
Denton Ce
Smalicers
Wia Burch
Keonessw Mountain
Jomagoh Fannir
Barch
Crater
Petersburg
John Reid
Reid Hardat
Pegommenied
Isora
Hardaway Newnan
Dizle
Petersbung
Miss Rutherford
Mothers Circle
Chetan Ae
Ona
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