Daughters of the American Revolution Names and Contacts
A list of DAR officers and editors including editor Ruby Felder Ray and genealogical editor Walter & Wilson. State and local officers span Georgia cities such as Atlanta Savannah Macon Athens Dawson and Moultrie with roles from regent to treasurer and historian.
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Ftate
Les Walter
LAMAR
Macon
Herbert M Franklin Tennille
ASAS
McD
Wilson Atlanta
Frank Barbold American
James Watt
Thomasville
MHS Bates
Zebulon Walker
Recorder of Crosses
Rebecca Black Dupont
Savannah Ga
George Room
Confederate Museum
Richmond
MES
H. L. Neshitt
Waddell Street
Atlante
Annual Continental Congress Proves a Brilliant Occasion
More than a thousand women of the Daughters of the American Revolution filled Memorial Continental Hall for the twenty-fifth annual congress. President Wilson addressed the assembly after being escorted to the stage by Mrs John Newman. Officers, reports, and speeches highlighted the event, with emphasis on preservation, legislation, and national preparedness.
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Society of the Daughters of the American
Hilda Pletcher
Rolt
John Newman
Comittee
Roland Cotton Smith
John Britton Clark
Wilson
Dar
John Newman Iarey
Indianapolis
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Continental
Wilson Fhey
Helen G Jones
Voss Katherine
Wellan Ju Kett
America
William Cumming Story
Lbr
John Hays Hammond Newell
Woodworth
Khalional Society
Lincoln Adama
New Jersey Society Sons the
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Many Scholarships Open For Competition September
Georgia students may compete for numerous scholarships in 1916. The Vassar and Washington and Lee awards offer sizable stipends, with other universities listing per annum values. Applicants must prove health, pay ability, Confederate lineage, and state endorsements. examinations are set for June 19 to 24 with later committee processing.
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Georgia
Vassar
Washington and Lee
University of Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
Thomas Martin Memorial
St Marys School
Convere College
Fleet School
Lucy Cobb
Agnes Deott
Meridian College Conservatory
General United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fleet Schol
General UD
College Entrance Examination Board
Chapters
Daughters of the Confederacy
Galtae
Lang
Education
Georgia Division
Stone Mountain Memorial committee meeting set for Monday
The Stone Mountain Memorial committee will meet at the Carnegie library at 3 o clock Monday afternoon April 24. Mrs Helen Plane chairs the Georgia group and Mrs Johnson of Iowa attends with Mrs Henry In Mann of this city. The Southern Society of Washington hosted a reception at the New Willard for Daughters of the American Revolution and Continental Congress members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Mountain Memorial Committee
Charter Association
Carnegie Library
Helen Plane
Georgia
Johnson
Iowa
Henry
Mann
Southern Society
Washington
Daughters of the American Resolution
New Willard
Continental Congress
Memorial Day Observance and Children of the Confederacy Activities
Memorial Day will be observed in Sandersville with U DC and Children of the Confederacy events. The U DC chapter organized by Mrs Lucy Dozier Douglas has grown to over thirty members, planning exercises and a children's chapter. Meetings featured stories by Mrs B T Cole and Mrs I We Newman, with Miss Alice Trafton Smith of Tennille offering suggestions. The Loula K Rogers chapter, led by Miss Christine Carroll, planned social events with piano solos by Miss Allime Pritchird and performances by Misses aide Allen Emmie Mae Pritchird and Vera Bush, ending with refreshments at a nearby drug store.
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U DC
Lucy Dozier Douglas
Children of the Confederacy
Sandersville
G Pane
UDC
Sanderaville High School
B T Cole
I We Newman
C D Hil
Oth Tern
Tennille
U DC Hall
Rogers
Alice Trafton Smith
Key West Fla
Margaret Theis
Allime Pritchird
Aide Allen
Emmie Mae Pritchird
Wang
Vera Bush
Lois Hitt
Absence Delays Communications to the T and DC Editor
Renewed effort and cooperation from chapters will be appreciated as Mrs W D Lamar, editor of the Macon Georgia column, explains that absence from home on a sorrowful mission for several weeks delayed the appearance of communications.
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T& DC
Chaptera
Easter Greeting From Daughters of the Confederacy
Easter message from Helen Rogers Franklin president of the Georgia Division invites readers to awaken to spring, celebrate life and joy, and honor the risen savior with golden deeds. The fragment references the Daughters of the Confederacy and calls for reverence and renewal.
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Earth
Fort Tyler and J EB Stuart Chapters Report UDC Meetings
UDC Fort Tyler Chapter met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs George Lamer’s home with fifty members. Miss Pearlle Kersey to receive the CC medal for an essay on Reconstruction. Program included readings and songs. refreshments served. JEB Stuart Chapter held March 21 at Mrs J Y T Guillain’s home with new president Mrs C E Pittman presiding. Flags to be placed in school rooms. fifty five white school principals contacted about essay contest. Medal for Misa War- Baret Stone to be awarded in May. Historical program on The Burning of Columbia. Mrs Brock read an account from The Veteran. chapter sang Maryland My Maryland.
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Mary Lockwood
Lockwood
Joseph J Ransdell
Nhiss Rae Fierce
Wiss Fierce
Wilson Gill
4Sa Ro
Church of Our Father
Columbia Theater
Chases Theater
Fort Tyler
Fortier
U Cc
West Point
Waa
George Lamer
J T Zachry
Norman Poer
Pearlle Kersey
Omer
Columbia
Emma Adams
Baltimore Grays
Ben Bolt
A_D Ferguson
Maryland
Zachry
Mra Ferguson
Munchree
Griggs Zachry
Lanier
Stuart
J EB Stuart
J. YT Qguillian
C E Pittman
Jackson County
Jf& B Stuart
Brock Rea
Confederate Children Meet in Barnesville Georgia
The Georgia division hosts its fourth annual conference for Children of the Confederacy in Barnesville on June 21 and 22 1921. Chapters statewide should send two delegates and the directress of the Hostess chapter will coordinate. Essays on the Reconstruction Period are judged for merit with submissions due by June 1 to the state directress Anna Bevant in Macon GA.
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Georgia
Children of the Confederaty
Barnesville
Rogers
Barnesville Gi
Scholarship Committee Meeting in Atlanta
A scholarship committee will convene in Atlanta on Monday afternoon in April to discuss funding a foundation for a termational Institution dedicated to pure mathematics. Work on the institute begins six months after the founder's death.
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Laf
Mittag
Feffer
Athe
Institut
Nist
Campaign for Emory to be Waged in Macon
Emory university fund drive planned in Macon on Sunday with prominent speakers including Bishop W A Candler and doctors Smart, Howard, and Dempsey. J P Harmon leads campaign efforts. ministers from local Methodist churches will host. Macon aims to raise portion of statewide one million dollar goal outside Atlanta.
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Macon
Emory University
W A Candler
Atlanta
As Usual Corinne Rockwell Swain in Judge
A town tale recounts a man deemed wondrous foolish who stripped to winter flannels amid a mild spell. When a northeaster arrived he shivered, spent days in bed, and resumed wearing the warm garments soon after.
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Corinne Rockwell Swain
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
Sage tea and Silph or bled into a hair tonic claimed to darken hair and add shine. The ad pitches home use, noting gradual darkening without uneven results, and promotes Wyeths Sage and Silphair as the famous ready mix. It emphasizes a natural look and beauty appeal for those seeking a fuller appearance.
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News of Woman's Patriotic Societies
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Williams
Willard Alan Ury
Edward Orton Jr
Smithsonian Institution
George Semberg
Robert Lansing
Continental Hall
Mra Story
Mary 8S Lockwood
Story
Lansing
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Charles R Davis
Ott
Minnesota
Davin
Congress
Congresa
National Air Countess of Aberdeen
Countess of Aberdeen
International Council of Women Mra Aberdeen
International Council of Women
Councl
Rome
Janet Richards
Stary
Yar
Mra S[ieles Blodgett
Grand Rapids Midh
Indiana
James Ross Mellon
Mrs Story
Memorial Hall
Daisy Allen Story
John 4
Stewart
Board of Directors
The
American Society
Lidia Day Holmes
National Conservation Committee
Michigan
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Hudson Maxim
Naval Advisory Board
Willard
Sheppard W Foster
Guernsey
George Thacher Guernsey
Kansas
Page
Illinois
Abbott
New Hampshire
Calhoun
North Carolina
Eliza Denniston
Pennsylvania
Wood
New York
Aull
Nebraska
Brumbaugh
Pierce
Hogan
Philadelphia
McCall
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
United Daughters OF the Confederacy OF Georgia
Oglethorpe
Lexington
Joel Cloud
Oglethorpe County
UD € Enterprises
Turner
Confederacy of Barnesville
Opera
Walles
Chambers Hardwick CO
Peachtree
Atlanta, Ga
W D Lamar
Macon Ga
Confederacy
Anna Bevant
EMORY
Bishop Candler
Duffy
Duffy’s
Weil
Duffy's
Shack
M. Mose
Chattanoola, Tenn
Jackaon
Vale Atlantic Coss
Distilling Co
Jacksonville
OFP
Long
Fla
Paul Meyman
Chattancora
Tenn
Augusta, Ga
Brown
Golémon Shad
Jaccoonville
Pla
Harrington Distilling Co
Chattanooyza, Teun
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