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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1914

Page

47

Georgia Branch National Congress of Mothers Officers

The Georgia Branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations lists officers including President Mrs Howard Payne, Elder Vice President Mrs George Haugh, Second Vice President Mrs James Wright, Third Vice President Mrs George Baldwin, Fourth Vice President Mrs S E Owen, Recording Secretary Mrs Lottle Barnes, Treasurer Mrs A Hamlet, Auditor Ava Roger Dewar, and Chairman of Preps Mrs EM Mitchell. Located at 1149 Peachtree Street in Atlanta with Official Organ Atlanta Sunday Constitution.

Mra George Haugh Atlanta Ace James Wright Macon George Baldwin Savanna S E Owen Augusta Congress Misa Lottle Barnes Columbus A. Hamlet Atlante Ava Roger Dewar Mitehsh Peachtree Atreat Atlanta Sunday Constitution

The Athenian Oath for Monroe Students

An 182 word simplified form of the ancient Athenian oath distributed by the Monroe Mothers' club to school children. It pledges courage, loyalty to laws, reverence for city ideals, duties to the public, and duty to leave the city greater and more beautiful for future generations.

Mothers’ Club of Monroe

The Ideal of Citizenship in Georgia Education

A Georgia editorial praises the Monroe Mothers Club for printing and distributing the old Athenian oath to schoolboys. It argues early instruction in civic duty strengthens public life, separating service from politics and urging Georgians to uphold noble citizenship and community responsibility.

Monroe Fife Georgia

Welfare Congress to Assemble in Washington on 22d

National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations will convene the International Child Welfare Convention in Washington April 22 to 27. Delegates from Britain China Persia Argentina and Cuba join discussions on Home and Child Welfare School and Child Welfare Church and Child Welfare and State and Child Welfare. Social events include a reception at the White House hosted by Mrs Woodrow Wilson on April 23.

National Congress of Mothers and Parent- Tracker Associations Washington Department of State United States Lilsabeth Sloan Schesser Great Britain Mary Ledyard Foo Chow China Mme de Ortis Coffigne Havane Cuba Abel Renard Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic Ali Kail Kahn Persia Urs D . Purnasieff Sofia Bulzarta Woodrow Wilson White House National Congress of Mathers Frederic Sehoff Philadelphia National Office Loan and Trust Building Washington D. c Schoff National Board of Managers PP Claxton United States Commissioner of Education Edgar A Hall Tulton Street Chicago

PTA Membership Campaign Across Georgia Areas

The Elberton Parent Teacher Association led by President Howard Payne reports a membership of 270. Brunswick and Decatur PTAs also show active campaigns pushing for greater enrollments as part of a statewide effort to boost PTA membership.

Elberton’ Parent-Teacher Association Howard Payne Parent- Teacher Association of Brunswick Decatur Parent-Teacher Association of Decatur, Gas

Requests from President Mrs Howard Payne Georgia PTA Leaders

The Georgia division President of the Parent Teacher Association asks all local association presidents to immediately send their names addresses and the associations they lead. The request seeks a complete directory of current PTA leadership for coordination.

Howard Payne Georgia Parent- Teache

North Avenue PTA backs sanitary drinking fountain plan

The North Avenue Parent-Teacher Association promotes a schoolyard drinking fountain project. At their April meeting Mrs George Haugh led discussion on sanitation with LR Paths from the state board of health approving the topic. A candle pulling is planned for April 24 at 8 o clock with public invitation and refreshments served after adjournment.

North Avenue George Haugh LR. Paths State Board of Health Fowth Ward Clashley, Charman

Press committee requests PTA meeting reports via Mitchell

All press committee members reporting PTA meetings must send their reports to chairman Mrs Eugene M Mitchell at 1149 Peachtree. Reports must go through Miss Mitchell, not to The Constitution, and inquiries about organization go to Mothers' Congress president. Dues questions go to the organization treasurer. Write on one side only.

AONCH Parent Teacher Associations Eugene M Mitchell Peachtree Department of the Constitution Miss Mitchell Mothers’ Congress and Parent-Teacher Associations

Monroe Club’s First Year Highlights At School

The Monroe Parent-Teacher Club completes its first year with a member roster, elected section chairmen, and active committees in Health, Social, Landscape, Library, and Art. It reports progress in medical inspections, outdoor play, improved theater screenings, school beautification, and textbook fundraising. Mrs Clifford Walker.

Monroe Cole Book Company Atlanta Miss Cone Holland Clifford Walker

Honors to Mrs Schoff Leads National Education Work

Mrs Schoff, mis Jeuerie Schott of Philadelphia, president of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations since 1902, directs the home education section of the U S Bureau of Education. Appointed for expert knowledge of child nurture she is a recognized authority on the juvenile court system and was invited to address the Canadian parliament as its only woman speaker. She is a mother of seven children.

Mis Jeuerie Schott Philadelphia National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations Sibe Home Education Section U United States Bureau of Education

Quitman Women Form Parent Teacher Circle

Quitman Ga April 12 Special a new Parent Teacher circle formed by the Woman s club and high school teachers to foster school home contact. Nearly fifty members enrolled with Mrs Mafafee as leader and Miss Thaxton as associate leader and Miss Hathe Folia as secretary. The next meeting Wednesday will feature an oral hygiene lecture and related tasks.

Quitman Mafcafee Thaxton Mies Hathe Folia

Dr Holt to talk on health and sanitation

Dr Holt of the state board of health will speak at the Forrest Asonue PTA meeting on health and sanitation. The event includes a reception, honors for the board of education, aldermen from the fourth ward, and school officials. A large turnout of mothers is expected and refreshments will follow.

DR. Holt Forrest Asonue Parent-Teacher Association Holt State Board of Health Board of Education Fourth Ward Hiatet

Washington social season opens with Mrs Bradley’s entertainment

In Washington Georgia one of the season’s largest early spring events was a Tuesday evening entertainment by Miss Wilamette Bradley for her guest Miss Mary Louise Knieght of Tampa Florida. Mrs Robert W Holliday hosted a Saturday bridge club gathering and welcomed visitor Miss Miriam Pope from Athens. An informal party followed as Mrs EY Hill hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge in honor of Mrs GF Paddle son of Bau Galle Pia. News arrived that HC Evington plans marriage to Wise Bara Best of Home Wils Best, with the ceremony expected in June at the brides’ home.

Mike Powell Federation of Womans Clubs Greenville Street Greenville Mesdames JO McGue T FR Robertson Greenvills J A Avery West Point Clifford Smith Atlanta LaGrange North Louis Street Southern Female College Mr O'Neal R L Christopher Young Matrons’ Club Misses B Patrick Lois Schaub Gussie Bruce Alice Burks Kittle Willis Clara Martha Baker Mesdames_ Pothill RJ Willis Austin Cool Heywood Booker Jessie Carter LaGrange College Martha Ware Contam Club Vasses Kittie Seay Carrie Fall Benson Lucy A Adams Elizabeth Alexander Kittin Ws Daisy Jackson Mabel Odmondson Glyde Lane Cacit Moore William J Thornton Waiter R Bell W . McGehee Misa Lynton Maxwell Church Street T A Kimbrough Thursda Walter Bell College Street Waverly Hall Dramatic Club Opera House Mra Wimberly W. Chulds Miss Pearl Robins United Daughters of the Confederacy W . ‘Thomas Fitzhugh Lee Punch Cleanor McCoy Lela Grey Maud Thomas Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Cive Improvement Washington Wilamette Bradley Mary Louise Knieght Tampa Robert W .Holliday Miriam Pope Athens Holiday EY Hill GF Padde Son Bau Galle Pia GT Anthony HC Evington Washinngton Wise Bara Best Wils Best

Twelve Nichols siblings photographed in Bainbridge family reunion

In Bainbridge Georgia April 11 a special photo captures twelve Nichols children born to a Georgia couple long deceased. The oldest is TS and the youngest 42. all twelve are alive, with siblings statewide across Florida Alabama and Georgia. The group includes Columbus Nicholls Vada Georgia Henry Nichols Marion Nicholls John Nicholls Tom Nicholls Bob Nicholls Charles Nicholls and spouses and relatives Missouria Glover Fairly Dawson Bessie Davis Sallie Redding and Fannie Lindsay.

Bainbridge Nichols Columbus , Nicholls Vada Henry Nichols Florida Marion Nicholls John Nicholls Tom Nicholls Randolph Coun Ty, Ga Bob Nicholls Charles Nicholla Randolph County Missouria Glover Fairly Dawson Randolph Bessie Davis Sallie Redding Alabama Fannie Lindsay

Social life in Macon hosts wedding week events

Macon society centers on Miss Mattie Chappell and Richard F Lawton as wedding plans unfold with a pre nuptial luncheon at Hotel Dempsey and a large home ceremony in Vineville. Attendants include Mary Scandrett Mattie Adams Elizabeth Baker Annie Jelks and more. Out of town guests from Greenville Jacksonville Belton Perry and Americus attend. The week features receptions buffets decorations and a formal ceremony in a gala setting with a grand opera party later announced.

Macon Mattie Chappell Richard F Lawton Dempsey Albert Vaughn Greenville Misa Chappell Mary Scandrett Mattie Sue Taylor Americus Martha Lewis Mattie Adams Eutle Head Zebulon Francea Stevens Annie Payne Jelks Elisabeth Baker J D Crump Will Marshall Foreman Lawton Robert Marshall Jordan Frances Stavens Chapmell Lawton Maitie Adama Charlie Cone Miss Chappell Stevens Holmes Mason Chappell Allen Chappell Vineville James W Ryder Lohengrin Jamey D. Crump Lewis Werring Elizabeth Baker Frances Steven Killarney Mies Furman Lawton Lawton New York Panama Walter T Lawton Jacksonville Fla Wood Stringer Belton Aod JD Parks J’ R Mercer M. John Bell Dawson C Holtglaw John Holtzclaw Perry J T Taylor J Taylor, Jr JD Allen Dayton Ohio John Powere Clifford Powers B H Wagnon Brank Leavell Atlanta Wright I Dannells Eastman Rodney Cohen the Duncan George W Duncan C W Randall RF Hudson Montgomery P W Martin Florida Miz Heart Morgan Yates Clarence Houser Fort Valley Walter Houser Henry T Conner Union Springs Ala Mirs James Iy Misa Jane Adger Charleston G A Bowen Rigole Europe B. Adams Hampton Springs Warwell Sparta McLain Lawson King’s Daughters Arthur Chapman Broadus EH Willingham Collins Anne Willingham Willingham Murray Bu- Topa Ming Mildred Cannon Ruth McCarty Sandersville Alpha Delta Phi Wesleyan College Alexander Ackerman Vineyilie Hiev Julia Goodwyn Gray Goodwyn Jamie " Varnedee Valdosta Cooper D Winn John S Jones Malcom Rosshan Mieg Elizabeth Taylor Murfreesboro Mercar Glee Club Roc Granberry EC Dargan BT Willingham JF Sellers Jeffie Foster Charles H Hall Dingley Brown Clem Steed Bridges Smith Mes HN Floyd Schofield W TE Southwell Bessie Brunonara Lella ‘Artope A S Reid Macon Society Misa Jennie Bya! Cochran Frank L Mallary JF Rogers Mias’ Marie Adame Chariton B Adams J ‘Warren Timmerman Cochran Adams Messrs Rogers and Timmerman

Hartwell's prettiest party highlighted in social scene

In Hartwell Georgia a recent social gathering drew notable attendees and guests, described as one of the prettiest parties entertained in town over the past weeks. The event featured festive decor and cordial mingling among locals and visitors.

Hartwell

Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Welter L Hodges

The event featured a daffodil and Japanese tulip decorated home. A delightful luncheon followed. Guests enjoyed games. The hostess was helped by Mrs Julian B McCurry Mrs A G Mc Curry and Mrs I E Linden.

Welter L Hodges Julian B McCurry A G McCurry I E Linden

Hyomei Offered as Instant Relief for Catarrh and Colds

An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a quick, harmless remedy for catarrh head colds snuffles and bronchitis. It claims the Halton process reaches diseased tissues with antiseptic action and touts a medicated inhaler sold by druggists for a complete Hyomei outfit at 160 in a money back plan.

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