Daughters of the American Revolution State Officers Listed
The listing presents state officers and contacts for the Daughters of the American Revolution in Georgia. Names include state editor Ruby Felder Bay, secretary Mrs. Howard Parker, and other officers with city notes for Savannah and Macon.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Ruby Felder Bay
Walter & Welbon
KE Jones St
Savannen
FC Parker Macon
Aarper Athena
Bate
Vics Irgent
Winkurn
Savanna
Ge Heeretay
Howard Pekaratant
Meretary
Chari
Bolt Mamela
Treacher
Wo” Verken
Dougie Gebiala Histociae
SM A Gwery
Dawaon
Genealogical notes on wills and kinship lines
Genealogical excerpt listing wills and kinship ties from 18th and early 19th century records. Names include DavIs, Palmer, Davis, Crawford, Hawkins Byrd, and Middleton with spouses and children linked across Craven County North Carolina Augusta County Virginia Shenandoah Valley and Westmoreland County Virginia. Dates range 1718 to 1817 with multiple witnesses and parcel notes.
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Davin Willsam
Charleston
D.C
St John's Parish
Richard Davi Mary
John
Joseph Palmer
Isaac Coultrier
Joshua Stone
Eleanor Caton
Craven County
John Davis
Elizabeth
Gabriel
Nathaniel
Sarah
Ann Crane
Dinah Thompson
Ralph Smith
Jesse Davis
Rachel
Hariot Bell
James Joseph
Wiliam Cart Bane
Hannah Middleton
Benedict Middleton
Hannah
Elizabeth Lewis
George Lewis
Frances Wright
Joseph Lake
DAR Emblem and spinning wheel mark of American Revolutionaries
The article recounts the DAR insignia history from the spinning wheel design by Dr G Brown Goode to the official daily emblem the DAR Recognition Pin. It notes the emblem symbolizes unity, patriotism, and the Society’s ideals, and highlights the pin’s adoption at the eighth continental congress and its global reach among members and missionaries.
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LDA
Fannie & Ketterman
D . KR
Lietory
England
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
G. Hrown Goode
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Mra Sara
J. Goode
Dr Goode
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nebraska
Elsenore Dutcher
Continental Congress
Dutcher
Daly Ae
Washington
Mre
Theas
John A. Murphy
Ohio
TDAH
Letters From Georgia Boys And Garden Notes
A compact collection of reader letters about personal gardens. Boys from Georgia sign their names and share rhymed pleas for print, garden scenes from Virginia and Georgia, and notes on crops from beans to corn. Additional garden letters praise blooms, the dry season, and community gardening efforts.
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Jimmie Staunton
Jimmie Gordonaville
Jimmie Old Man
Jimmie Young
Madison Heights
Misa Mathews
Atlante
Mildred Shearp
Washington Post
Garden League
Atlanta
Mise Mathews
Minnie Gibbs
Mildred Shear
Hebrew Home Boys Begin Fall Garden Project
Sam Parks, 15, chairman of the Atlanta Home Garden league squad workers at the Hebrew home, received seed for fifty boys and praised Commissioner Price and Dan Hughes. He says the project boosts zeal, supports the home with self-supplied meals and a surplus for sale, and aims to set an example for city boys with help from the agriculture department and the league.
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State Department of Agriculture
Sam Parks
Goad Syorkera
Atlanta Home Garden League
Capitol & Happy Young Gentleman
Price
Dan Hughes
Sam
Sonn
Department of Agriculture
Hebrew Home
Brunswick Faces Frame-Up Over New Pilotage Bill
Brunswick pilots claim Savannah pilots and shippers pushed through a sweeping pilotage bill without Brunswick input. They say the measure passed both legislative houses but was not shown to Brunswick and will seek to stop it and urge the governor to withhold signature until Brunswick voices are heard. Local pilots reported receiving a copy of a bill earlier with no changes of interest to them.
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Brunswick
Specelal
Savannah
Oine
House
Senate
Board of Trade
We Got You Stevei From the Soston Transcript
A fragment from the Soston Transcript notes a revival of a strenuous night event. It claims the Moltscoddle has been beaten to fraxzte by the fighting arge and has become an undesirable eltizes.
Keelys Final Wash Goods Clearance Preview
Keelys announces a final wash goods clearance featuring thousands of yards of cottons. The sale highlights 50c and 25c value fabrics including striped pique, floral voiles, novelty piques, corded stripes, sheer voiles, and embroidered voiles, all in high quality cottons at greatly reduced prices.
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Loraine
Final clearance sale on hand loom voiles and laces
Beautiful hand loom embroidered voiles offered at final clearance with genuine $1.25 to $1.50 values. Includes 40 to 48 inch widths in white and colored patterns such as pink blue helio green and navy. Egyptian double twisted yarn ensures wear and laundering quality with examples in various English and French voiles and St Gall Swiss designs.
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St. Gall's
August Linen Sale Highlights Damaged Damasks
An August sale advertises a quick selling of fine Bleached Irish Scotch and Moravian damasks damaged in displays but restorable by laundry. It lists numerous linen scarfs cloths and centerpieces with prices from $1.25 to $6.00 and notes odd pieces including lace trimmed hand drawn headpieces and scalloped edges.
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Bass Dry Goods CO
Sc Yard
Sea Island
Negiixe
Atl Acy Agee AG Siren
de Cack
Ciett
Benes Saarmaere
Beal Sia
A. C. AL
Cath
Axminster
Walter
Wil
E. Jones Street
Savannah, Ge
D. A. R. Emblem
Georgia
Jimmie
Jimmie Jong
Jimmie Short
Home Garden
Peachtree Circle
Americus
Johnie
Johaonie
Johnnie
Johnnie Short
Mary
Department OF Home Gardens
Britea
FMA
Agriculture Department
Stevei
Keely
Keelys
Voiles
Ae Pernani
Keely Company
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