National W C T U gathers for San Francisco convention
Georgia delegates and notable leaders including Dr. Mary Harris Armor, Mrs. Leila A. Dillard, and Mrs. Florence Atkins prepare to attend the forty-eighth annual convention of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Memorial Hall San Francisco. The program features pre-convention prayers, lectures on health, youth challenges, and a world temperance focus with national officers and speakers from multiple states.
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Burghard
Macon
Gachrand
Carly
Frances P. Parks
Bays
San Francisco
Georgia
Mary Harris Armor
Memorial Hall
Civic Auditorium
An Ha
Conference On Health
Dr Armor
Young People's
Een Spilara
Yerelty
Aa College
Mita
Frances P Parks
Bvangton
Engsbeth Preston Anderson
Bargo
N. 2
Sara H. Hoge
Lincoln
Margaret C . Means
Evanston
Alabama
Mary T. Jeffries
Alaska
Cornelia T
Arizona
Imogen la Arkansas
Minne U. Rutherford-Fuller
California
Evan Wheeler
Colorado
Adrianna Hungerford
Connecticut
Mary B Wilson
Delaware
Georgia Pierce
District of Columbia
Emma Sanford Shelton
Florida
Minnie E Neal
Leila A Dillard
Idaho
Omma Wood
Emma F. A Drake
Sinois
Helen I. Hood
Indiana
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Ilowa
Ida B Wise Smith
Hanleas
Lillian M. Mitchner
Kentucky
Frances EF Beauchamp
Louisiana
Alice C. McKinney
iMaine
Alitea
Quimby
iMaryland
Mary KR Haslup
Massachusetts
Ella A. Glenon
Michigan
EB L. Calkins
Innesote
Rozette Hendrix
Mississippis
Helen P. Wood- Bard
Misgouri
Nellie G. Barker
Montena
Mary Stranahan
Nebraska
Lela G Dyar
Nevada
Maude C. Edwards
New Hampshire
Charline M Abpott
New Jersey
Misa
Esther H Ettreth
New Mexico
Anna W Strumquist
North Carolina
Adelaide Goodno
North Dakota
Elizabeth P. Anderson
Ohio
Florence C Richard
Oklahoma
Josephine M Buhl
Oregon
Mary L. Mallett
Pennsylvania
Na M_ George
Philippines
Clyde N. Bundy
Porto Rico
Edith LW. Hildreth
Rhode Island
Ethelyn
TW Roberts
South Carolina
Joseph Sprott
South Dakota
Mira
Flora A. Mitchell
Tennessee
Minnie Allison Welch
Texas
Cora B. Megrail
Utah
C A. Walker
Vermont
Elsin Pease Barney
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Mary Scott Johnson
Wyoming
Eli Bailey
Young Peoles
Sewersh
Maude B. Perkins
New York
Legal Temperance Leage
Honcheater H. Rowell
Annette Adams
United States District Attorney-General
Young People
iGeneral
Maude B. Perking
Lucy G. Whitdell
Hantram Gbdldthwaite
United Chriatien Endeavor
F. Wisher
Epworth
Lenghe Alliance
Aialor Roy
A. Haynes
Deborah Knox
Ee Temperance “Union
Eee Miks Gece AL Gordon
Ie Ona ‘Esident
Miss Jults
Freeman Deane
Union Signal
South America
Peru
Chile
Uraguay
Argentina
Braz
Gordon
Deane
Bos Re Ja
Alexander Boole
National
W. C E
World
W. Cht
Banlewee
United States
Dellegates
London
Enigland
Geo . T. A
Mary Yoor
Crawfordville
Jul Peek
Waycross
Russell
Bainbridge
Valeria H. Parker
Deptent Social Morality
Mra
Ee Ox
Livingston
Srt Citizenship
P. 8
Bourdeau
Tenth District Institute
Milledgeville
Pierce Wood
Sanderaville
LC. Hall
D.S. Sanford
Edentiads
W. FB. Little
F C Hendrickson
D. W. Brown
Ruth Stone
Misa Alice Dupree
A. Qook
Ben Bass
Pat H. K. Brown
H. B. Dozier
W. Smith
Jin Ben Harris
George Gilmore
Union Siamal
Laula Glass
State Farm
B. B. Lovett
D. A. Harlick
Macon W. ¢. T. U
WCTU
Theitty
Hostess Union
Marvin M. Parke
W. F. Guirard
Georgia Era
Columbus
M. Theresa Griffin
Dony Harris
Sandersville
Marvin M. Parks
House of Representatives
de. Y. A. Little
W. Harvey Smith
Sandersville W. C. T. U
B. HR. Lovatt
Washington County
W. CT. U
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Wesley Memorial Hospital Woman’s Board Leaders Civic Effort
The Wesley Memorial Hospital Woman’s Board in Atlanta, led by honorary chair Mrs. Robert K. Rambo and acting head Mrs. R. Ky Rambo, forms part of the Atlanta City Federation of Women’s Clubs. Since 1914 they conducted Atlanta’s first women’s fundraising campaign, gathering funds with Asa G. Candler to build the new hospital, while sustaining ongoing drives, linen supplies, and equipment needs.
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Thurston Hatcher
Robert K. Rambo
Wesley's Memorial Hospital
Rambo
Atlanta
Woman's Board
Wesley Emorial Hospital
Wesley Memorial Hospital
R. Ky Rambo
Plato Durham
Durham
Rembo
Womans Hospital
Wesley Board
Second annual report reveals vast Georgia archives
Dr. Glen Lamar Knight shows extensive state archives from 1738 to 1785, including 400 original wills and hundreds of letters. The collection, stored in fragile condition, requires careful cataloging and preservation. It notes 5200 Georgia casualties in the war, urges bronze or marble tablets for all Georgia patriots, and highlights new bounty land certificates. Also reports community events and flag day observances by local DAR chapter.
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Glen Lamar Knight
Georgia
Georgia A
Knight
Geor- 8
Supreme Sacr- 9
Land Court
Stasuary Hall
Washington, D. C
Alexander A. Stephens
Confederate States
Crawford W. Lowe
Log
Am T. . ‘Morton
Boston
New Poris
Dr. Long
Georgia Mothers Seek Kindergarten in Public Schools
Georgia mothers push for kindergarten to be added to public schools as a national duty to support child morals and reduce retardation. Georgia cities Augusta and Columbus lead in adopting kindergarten departments with strong state support and parent teacher cooperation.
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United
Georgia
Auguste
Columbus
Augusta
United States
Capper
Kansas
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Kindergarten Bill Delayed. Back Next Year in Georgia
The kindergarten bill, endorsed by educational committees in both Georgia legislative chambers, has been tabled until 1982 due to late amendments. Supporters vow continued efforts to build sentiment and pass the measure, noting fifteen states and Porto Rico already advance kindergarten laws. Superintendents endorse including kindergarten as a regular school department.
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Boards of Education
Georgia
House of Representatives
Senate
Porto Rico
Appreciation for Miss Mattie Sheibley of U D C Georgia
A tribute from Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy honors Miss Mattie Sheibley of Rome Georgia for twenty one consecutive conventions and long service as state editor recording secretary and treasurer. Letters from leaders praise her loyalty, efficiency, and humor while noting her recent reduced travel due to home responsibilities.
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Frank Harrold
Americus
TB. Raines
Dawson
H. WoRey
J. T. Dixon
Thomasville
W. B. Higginbothem
West Point
Mattio B
Sheibley
Rome
U. Co
Mattie Shebbley
Georgia Wivision
Athens
U. D
Miss Sheibley
Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy
FR. Re. Old
Georgia Division
U. D.C
Mra
Harrold
Georgia
U. D CO
Georgia Div
UT. D. C
Atlanta
Mrz. Lamar
U D. CG
U D.C
A. D Care
Walker
Mattie B
Shelbley
True and Joyal
South
Confederacy
The
Zebulon Mary Ford Walker Canton
Mra. Coleman
Mattie Shetchley
U DC
Georgia Daughters
Feibuta
Hearta
Nfe
Annie T. Coleman
Walter Scott Coleman
U. DC
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Emory University
Marvin Williams
Ponce de Leos Avenue
Julius Magath
Oxford
August Burghard
Johnson Avenue
Academy Street
D. S. Aycock
Monroe
Albert B. Thornton, Sr
Elric Atkinson
Kira
Art Harris
Ars
H. G. Hasters
George Varden
J. B.mccrary
Lee Ashcraft
Daughters of the
American’ Revolution Regent
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Gists
Carik Bunt
Vico
Abe
Serpis
Rita
Charles ‘Aiton
Will Branley
Virginia Stephens
Betsey Ross
Bunker Hill
Lula K. Rogers
W. A. Litte
H M. Franklin
Baptist Church
C R Hutchings
W. A. Mallory
Lilouise Smith
Kindergartners
Atlanta Kindergarten
Igg Dixon
State Parent Teacher Association
Care Department of Education
Hapeville P.T. A
Hapeville Parent-Teacher Association
Bernice Jones
Hapevilla School
Hapeville Association
Tom Lewis
C. E
Labanon Temple
Georgias Aveenue
South Pryor Street
P.T. A
Charles P. Ozburn
Charles Goodman
V. Peterson
John Glenn
Decatur
J. B Hutton
Savannah
John W. Rowlett
Atlants
HOTEL
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Hiscox
China
Japan
ERO America
Screat Lakes Cruises
MO. M. Born
Candler
Ivy
Chas. R. Foster
Mgr
Geo, Muse Clothing Co, Peachties, Brozd and Welton
Nestle
S. A. Clayton Co
Beuchler’s
Dairy Farm
Hee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Shiebley
Dorothy Blount Lamar
Walter Lamarix
A. D.C Macon
Vereen
C. Dllon M. Vereen
Moultrie
Hult
A B Hull
Carlton
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Whitehall St