Massachusetts D AR Protest Over Flag Destruction 1909 10
At a state conference meeting Mrs Ida L Gibbs urged education to prevent flag desecration. She proposed printing a civic flag pledge for public schools and emphasized respect for the flag as a symbol of freedom and justice. The Atlanta Woman's Club report notes 1909 10 educational work and a total of 1663.45 dollars.
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Naming of Counties in Georgia A Reverent Chronicle
The Atlanta Daughters of the American Revolution publish a condensed pamphlet by Miss Katherine Missey on how Georgia counties honor history. The piece traces seven county groupings named for Indian tribes, seven for English statesmen, and many for Revolutionary and Civil War leaders, including DeKalb Pulaski Lafayette and governors like Early and Hall, noting the tradition enriches state memory.
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McCanless Family of Georgia in Revolutionary Era
Genealogical query from Mrs Walter Scott seeking details on John McCanless and Margaret from Ireland who settled in Jefferson County Georgia then Habersham, noting captaincy in the Revolutionary Army and bounty land. Requests will and related records, Niswil, and other McConless information in Georgia.
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Receipts and Disbursements Analyzed by Atlanta Woman's Club
A Woman's Club event raised 774.80 from a three week Wet son Snowdrift demonstration for building and education funds. The article praises chairmen and lists many donors, counties named for statesmen, and notes Cairo school piano gift, Tallulah Falls and Clayton school furniture, plus scholarship support and a flower show.
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W. Woods Whit
Bolling Jones
John K. Ottley
James Jackson
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Miss Baxter Writes of Life in Remote Swiss Mountains
Anna Baxter recounts life in Thun Switzerland describing the mountain villages and farms clinging to slopes. She relates Rabun Gap Georgia to European landscapes and notes American pride and educational goals of the Daughters of the Confederacy while visiting Paris and Amsterdam.
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Georgia Division U. D. C. Scholarships Grow to Forty Four
The report by Mrs. HA Peeples of Yardoute chairing the free scholarships committee shows Georgia division owning forty four scholarships. Miss Topenheim lauds the division for its strong educational program and calls the scholarships a notable monument to educate youth, with fourty four scholarships reported through 1916 and earlier years.
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Loula Kendall Rogers Scholarship Fund Established
The Barnesville, Georgia community plans a $1,000 endowment to create five scholarships at Gordon Institute. Two descendants of Confederate veterans will be eligible. The fund honors Loula Kendall Rogers, longtime teacher and chapter president. Local supporters are urged to contribute.
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