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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1921

Page

19

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.

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 Wwe

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.

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.

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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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.

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.

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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