Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Directors for Life
List of officers and directors for the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs includes Mrs Lindsay Johnegn in Rome and Mrs James Jackson in Atlanta among presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurer with names from various Georgia cities such as Thomesville Tifton Cuthbert Bainbridge Montezuma and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
J Lindsay Johnegn
Rome
J . Hava
Montezuma
Mirs Nussbaum
Bainbridge General Federation
Bolling Jones
Atlanta
Rosa Woodberry
Tribute Paid To Mrs Kate Robson By Civic League
The Livia League of Kirkwood honors Mrs Kate Robson with a memorial tribute noting her devotion to nature flowers and little acts of kindness. It honors her influence on friends and family and records resolutions sending condolences and copies to newspapers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Robson
Civic League
Livia League of
Kirkwood
Kate Hester Thomsen
Lisa
Eh Ldrés
Dunwoody
Paul Jobson
Henry Hobson
Atlanta
Dekalb Bra
League
Torbett
Vernon H Shearer
Pioneer Workers Honor Mrs Helmuth at Chicago Dinner
Mrs William Todd Helmuth of New Yorket was named honorary vice president and president pro tempore of the Pioneer Workers Federation at the Chicago biennial. A large toast by Mrs Philip W Carpenter highlighted the event, with playful satire about a book describing the Pioneer Workers personal pages and a page for every member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Todd Helmuth
New
Urs Helmuth Hertre
Eorosis
Soria Ig
State Federation
Pioneer Workers Gage
Barnes
Pioneer
Hemuth
Civic Committee Aims to Highlight Women’s Civic Work
The civic committee calls for reports and photographs of local civic efforts, with Mrs Logan Pitts presenting her department and detailing the eight movement’s broad reach. The effort seeks corporate cooperation and broader womanhood awakening to improve culture, social life, and city beauty across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Pitts
Sibony
Civic Committee
Mra Pitts
Hetter City
Admiral Jellico and the British Navy’s Fate
The piece argues Admiral Jellicoe must prove Britain’s naval mastery amid years of peace, noting his lack of sea combat experience. It questions whether he can sustain the nation’s tradition of naval supremacy or risk his name entering history as a failed standard bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellico
St. Louis Republic
John Jellicoe
North Sea
England
Blake
Aamarat Jelleo
Pekin
Great Britain
Progressive Legislation and Women’s Civic Power in Georgia
The piece lauds Georgia's new child labor, public health, and vital statistics laws as preventive steps to protect children. It praises organized women for driving progress, cites speeches by Mrs Fitzpatrick, and notes the Georgia General Assembly's support as evidence of women’s influence on public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Museum
Hoyle Tomnes
Georgias
Mra Fitzpatrick
Chicago
General Assembly
Mra
Otis Skinner
League
Drama and Geven
Miss Cobb
Resolutions Passed at Chirigh Biennial General Federation
Resolutions from the Chirigh Biennial cover reform in federal and state governance, women's political equality, and support for education and health. Notable items urge against sensational magazines, promote health education, nurse employment, rural programs, and a national centennial celebration. Forder action includes funding, university extension work, and open schools for public discussion. The document also advocates watching federal legislation and appointing committees for governance reforms.
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Thera
Holgaume
General Federation of Womens Clubs Pedorates
Thin Republic
Elei
Nilion
General Federation of Womens
Cnba
Jim
San Franisco
Veneral Federations
Mem Ral
Savire Potter
Chulriaan
Ity
Department
Wtera
Ube
Li Magagines Ant
Ite
Rs di
Wella
General Federation of
Wamen Clubs
Mmembers
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Synderne
Baltimore
United States
Han
Cme
Home Economic Department
General Federation of Womens Clans
Tas
General Federation
Federa
Bowth
Universitiea
Childrens Uurewa
Turi Commundes
Chedren E
Isaac A
Humes
SLU
Womeny Clube
Lagara
Inguteluba
Calpain
Uur
Department of Education
Notable Attractions at Albany Annual Convention
Two featured attractions for the Albany State federation meeting include Wirs William Clair Spiker chairing itera ture and art with a dramatic reading and Miss Carolyn Cobb promoting the Drama League of America. Spiker, Atlanta Drama League president, and Cobb, state president and organizer, push drama education and club program enrichment through the league’s nationwide structure and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Federation
Wirs Willam Clair Spiker
Iterature
Art
Misa
Carolyn Cobb
Drama League of America
Spikera
Charman
Drama Stud
Mte
Spiker
Atlanta Drama League
Han
Dra
D A R D A U G H T E R S OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
D A R D A U G H T E R S O F T H E A M E R I C A N R E V O L U T I O N S T A T E E D I T O R M I S S R U B I N F E L D E R R A Y A S S I S T A N T E N T O R M R E W A L T E R S C O T T W I L S O N S T A T E R E G E N T M R S T C P A R K E R A M A C O N F I R S T S T A T E V I C E R E G E N T M R S 4 H A R P E R A T H E N S M T R E C O R D I N G S E C R E T A R Y M R S C H A R L E S C H O L T S T A T E T R E A S U R E R M R S W I L L I A M M B E N T O N A U G U S T A S G A S S T A T E H I S T O R I A N M R A J L B L O W E R Y D O W S O N G A
Revolutionary Soldiers From Georgia List Published
A state historian driven appeal renews interest in Georgia’s Revolutionary War veterans. The article lists many soldiers born in or moving to Georgia, naming numerous counties and individuals as part of a continuing compilation by DAR members and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Mes W & Dosier
Daveon
Stone Castle
J . Lowry
James F. Smith
Milledgeville
Spiters
James Blair
Bath Lowan County
Jammeox Ley Kendall Stephens
Mabereham
William Matthews Bidams
Ja Kaon
Richard Gregory Harlgruses Ogiethorpe
Samuel Ward
Morahan
Richard Simmons
Sarah Harvey
Cown County
Frances Holcumba
Chath
Mary Wheeler
Trani
Craneen
Barrow
Leon County
Murthy
Wilkes
James Hoyies
Blackatocka
Hail County
Westhbrook
Munguma
Franklin County
James Scott
Wald
Pike County
Willans Kovas
Roth
Effingham County
Walis Brown Wilson
Tene
WeStinn
Woof
Stephens
Nanos
Lewis of
Hines
Coweta
Byuuin Chambers
Houston Conus Daran Cheshire
Gwinnett County
Diary of Col Willett in Creek and Cherokee lands reaches Ositeny
Col Marinus Willett continues his 1789 journey as U S envoy to Cherokee and Creek lands. He fords Toloposa and Coosa rivers, visits Apple Grove near McGillivrays birth place, and attends councils at Onitehy and Coweta towns while detailing weather, travel days, and early treaty talks with chiefs under broken days signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinus Willetts
Georgia
Alabaima
United States
General Pickens Plantation
South Carolina
Tiglov River
Colonel Covelands
Colonel Willett
Simee
Cherokes
Long Swamp
Hitewer
Fine Los
Waihotee
Anlebves
Gilivray
Ositeny
Apple Grove
Colonel McGillivray
WcGillivray
Coosa
Alabama
Thia
Gulf of Florian
Pensacola
McGillivray
Carnells
Uckabatehy
Toloposa
Talling Kings
Onitehy
Cowetas
Bueschetan
Words and Deeds from a National Monthly Bishop Sermon
An eminent Methodist bishop urged liberal giving while preaching. He recalled sending an article to a paper that misquoted him as saying We brag to load and work too little. He joked the printer was right and he never corrected the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Monthly
Women Suffrage Debate and Bi Monthly Meeting Notes
A Brunswick era note on national state and local suffrage discussions includes Misa Patterson's anti suffrage argument and a response stressing women's duty to vote amid household and social roles. The Bi Monthly Meeting at Hotel Ansley featured Mrs Mary Folsom Wynne of Dallas discussing Texas activity, peace propositions, and a parody on suffragists while plans for a September 10 audience event and related fundraisers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley
Mary Folsom Wynne
Dallas
Texas
MacLendon
Sirs Wynne
England
Europa
Mel London
Howe
MM Woodall
Europe
Korh
Pee
Thursda
Vanteyt
Mano
Nielin
Eharge
Women of Christian Churches Prepare for Atlanta Convention
The Atlanta chapter of Christian churches led by Mrs Charles Goodman of Borst and Mrs W E Phillips of West End plans for delegates to the Christian Woman's Board of Missions sessions during the October convention in Atlanta. The board, formed in 1874, supports missions worldwide, with 100000 women and $400000 raised yearly for Jamaica, India, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Africa, and the United States. They run sixty seven schools, six thousand pupils, three hospitals, seven dispensaries, and treat 100000 patients annually, plus evangelistic and educational work in thirty five states and foreign fields. The Young Woman's Mission Circle, organized four years ago at First Christian, grows to seventy five members under Mrs J J Barnes with Mrs Robert Caldwell assisting. Plans include a banquet on arrival and reception committees at First Christian and West End churches for the visiting national officers and executive board on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
International Association
Jamaica
India
Mexico
Porto Rico
Liberia
Africa
Argentina
China
New Zealand
Canada
United States
Eixty
Bible Churg Mountain
Negro Schools
Aguen
J J Barnes
Robert Caldwell
Bmre Bostwick
the Indies
First Christian Church
Mra CF Williamson
Mre
W S Bell
Vrs King
Call to Battle Poem and Dismissal Prompt
The passage presents a war time poem urging soldiers to stand and sacrifice, noting the true prize lies not in masters but in the nation’s needs. It contrasts public praise with the personal cost of duty, then shifts to a fragmented anecdote about Tom Spencer and a cafe waiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Spencer
Walter
Bimont
Mr Spencer
Spencer
A Hopeless Pupil
In Mobile police court a negro boy faced a chicken stealing charge for the fourth time. The judge urged the boy’s father to teach him right conduct, lamenting the repeated appearances and the boy’s continued charity to theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Police Court
Mobile
Sam
Tim
Jedge
A Colored Philosopher Prepares For Circus In Town
A story of Rantus Johnson a man of color and his nine dependents who, in a hot afternoon, travel from home in their best clothes with a supply of eatables. They meet Uncle Rastus who asks where they are going and explains they cannot afford to take all their family to the circus, having sold their stove to survive the winter while the circus arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantus Johnson
Nasi
Rastus
Bose
Sam
Life Englishman and American exchange on suffragette salute
In a historic exchange the Life Englishman reports suffragettes saluting the prime minister. An American asks if they fired twenty one rounds, and the Englishman replies no, two rounds were fired.
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Engishman
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Helmuth
News of the D. A. R
Daughters OF the
Apcerican Revolution
Rubin Felder Ray
West
Walter Scott Wilson
Jones St
Bavannah Ga
Mras
T C Parker
Macon
Harper Athens Ga
Vica-Regini
W A Win Hlen
Savannah
Howard McCall
Atlanta, Ga
Charles C Holt
William M Benton Auguste
Lowery Dowson
Isaac Horton
Edmond Raines
Joner
Morgue
Thormas Bryen
Benelle
Fraulein County
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Jackson County
Lauria Harvey
Kentricks
Putnam County
Stephen Treaawell
Thompson Epernon
Franklin
Unty
Samar
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Mary Litte Woof
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Dowells
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Henry County
Jane
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Miry Gools
Greny
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Swatchena Om
Ethorpe County
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Augsy
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Deaduilder
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Southactia
Tattnall
Nancy Duke
Morgen County
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Roberta Tof &Alth
Malton
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Suita Fursts
Jesee Coleman
Burke
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S& Wilts
Sunannal Wheels
Walton County
Silzabeth
Freeman
Wilsons
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Sand
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Hull County
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Willett
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Woman’s Department
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Toney
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Foster
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Frank Wolfenden
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Horrell
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Walter Crawford
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EB Davie
Tylers
Lampton
New York Times
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