Death of Nellie Peters Black Georgia Leader
A chorus of Georgia newspapers mourns the death of Nellie Peters Black, Atlanta based president of the Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs. She led civic and educational work, built kindergartens, and advanced state interests with humor and grit. Her loss is described as a blow to the state’s women and public service.
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Blacks
Nellie Peters
Lfa
Enoug
Monticello News
Georgia
Anes
Nelle Peters Black
Atlanta
Charlton County Herald
Folkaton
Nellie Peters Black
Albany
Herald
Nellie Petera Black
Dallas
Courier- Herald
Haa Beast
Mra
Nelia Peters Black
Paloved
Georgia State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Club
Women of
Dublin
Tribune
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Macon News
Rome
Colonel Black
Prtowelaiwaya
Black-hatheen
Dag
Macon
Shehan
Black
Atlante
Nome
Alto
Nellie Paters
Augusta Chronicle
Avery
Garten
Nelfie
Stene
Jovan
Etine
Canning, Clubs
Nellie Peters Biack
Robert Towns Daniel
Traasurer
Georgia Federation
Ci ‘Federation of Clubs
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Columbus
Servise
Nelli’ Peters
Lanta
Formanhead
Lott
Columbuia
Logsca
Nellie
Georgie
Federation For Women's Clubs
Brown Pioneer Society
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Nelly Peters’ Black
The
Women’s Pioneer
Anciety
Southee
Tribute to Nellie Peters Black Georgia club leader
Georgia women honor Nellie Peters Black a longtime club leader and reformer who modernized agriculture outreach and women’s civic work. The Augusta Macon organizer inspired fund drives, encouraged Georgia products, and expanded charity to Atlanta’s poor, leaving a lasting influence on state service and community action.
Wear Relief Service Work in the Southern States DAR
The report outlines the War Relief Service under the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. It details expenditures totaling $40,864,418.47 for materials, express charges, and investments, with regional gifts listed for Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and South Carolina. Georgia contributions include cash, hospital garments, and numerous knitted items, while Alabama, Florida, and South Carolina list cash gifts, garments, comfort bags, and Christmas items. The piece also notes memorials and tributes to notable Georgia figures and the broader impact of women’s clubs in wartime relief efforts.
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National’ Society
Consreas
Fany
Tke
South
Ates
Eee Investments Talon -Chant Ing
Tse
Asperta
Georgis
Alaome
Florida
South Carolina
United States
Eran
Ciilabama
Caroling
Georgia
Alabama
Ibaga
Blofida
I - South Carolina Baye
Kaltte
Ania
Carolina
David Hiroe
Eave Paneralanees
Alito
Magical Instruments
Giuen
Victreja
Jaboma
Pat
Chantars
Dane Mat
Woride
Catuso
Tbs
Otsizis
Aralarea
War Bonds and Charity Appeals Across States
Fragmented figures show Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and Carolina chapters engaging in Liberty bonds and war-related relief. Totals include tens of thousands in bonds, thousands in stamps, and numerous donations to adoption funds for French orphans, with inter-state contributions varying by chapter status and large assemblies.
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Hout
Carolina Mides
Alabama
Hondo
Yaa Gretna
Georgia
Alabame
Florida
Devon Red
Libertiy Joan
Tilloley
Social notes from Griffin Georgia dinner parties and visits
Griffin residents host multiple dinner parties theater gatherings and home visits through a busy weekend. Guests include Mr Cibries Harell of Charleston DC, Misses Sara Eleanor Goodrich of Belton Texas, Miss Marguerite Blakely Marietta, and many local families. Attendees travel from Washington Pittsburg Nashville Amite and Atlanta as clubs and households mark entertaining events and club meetings.
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Griffin
Richolas Weathrook
Cibries-Harell
Charleston
D.C
Wwero
X. Gesnett
Fort Valley
Lee Freeman
Sara
Eleanor Goodrich
Belton
Texas
Sussis
Mi Bbhie
Freeman
Me Young
B. Gray
LD. Gray
Louise Gordy
Mary
Charles Chandler
Bosse Chandler
Washington
D. C
Fittsburg
Pennsylvania
Woman's Club
E. A. Searcy
Georgia Nunnally
Inlan
J.F. Sherman
Atlanta
A. Fy. Gillemand
Thomaro
A. P. Gil
Ucile
Jackson
Policce
Phi Club
Mina Margaret Hoppie
Marietta
Mise
Marguerite Blakely
Myrtle Harrid
Esther Harris
Hamp
Robert Chipley
Green
Mias Loy
Dorothy Youts
Mra
Thad- Annie
Clara’ Maynard
W. H. Ansty
Dick, Wilson
Sport Harris
Hampton
Jack Henslee
Amoricus
Emmons
Woolwine
Nashville
Fleming ‘Bailey
Phi
Heine
Myrtle
Bether
Harris
Annie
Clare Maynard
Jewell Meredith
Lawrence
Lester
Amec
Gus
Olin Meredith
Ruby Harrold
Johshaw
Thomas D. “Staunton
Washington, Ga
Upshaw
Stanton
Richard. Cole
Misa Maude
Shackell
J. Brooks
Clarence
Clarence Freeman
Douglas Boyd
Everett
Eiverett Strupper, Jr
Columbus
Nathaniel Ballay
Buhday
Charles’ Hammond
Paris
Emmons Woolwine
Tens
Buest
Fleming Batley
Suzanne Batley
Saranac
N. Y
Charles’ Sanders
Kathering Murrow
Barganah
Marianne. Sears
West Point
Nicholas Drewry
James Drawery
Howard
Davis
Kell. Davis
Messrs
Kincaid Thomas
Baxley ‘Wenslee
Jock Denham
James BM. Kimbrough
Hamilton
James Kimbrougs
C.D. Folk
Omaha
I. Wolcott
Connie’ Jinks
John Fernandes
J. ¥. Redman
Rev. W. Pine
H. Austin
Anile ‘Clare
Maynard
Laura Drewry
Florance Gresham
Willie
Drewry
Evetyn Powell
Cora Freeman
New York
Mary Qihs
Wayeros
Leanor ‘Walton
Usta
Nina Mae Graves
Churions
Migs Leon
Grace
Aolusia
Ala
Sackoonyill
Franklyn
Hopple
George
Furs Dealer Chajage Opens Store in Atlanta Arcade
L Chajage, now operating at 221 Peachtree Arcade, is an importer, manufacturer and jobber of furs from Russia. He arrives from Wittlin Gottlieb of New York, with fifteen years in the trade. His Atlanta shop handles repairs and remodeling locally, a feature of the arcade fur house.
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Peachtree Arcade
Chajage
Atlanta
Chaojage
Russia
Wittlin & Gottlieb
New York
Red Cross Drives Forward Campaign for Members and Funds
A call urges one million volunteer workers to join the forthcoming Red Cross campaign. The drive aims to build a universal membership and raise 15 000 000 to sustain relief efforts at home and abroad, with emphasis on expanding chapters and units to reach every town and community. The message notes the Red Cross history from prewar relief to world war service and the need for a durable humanitarian program.
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American Red
Ible Taisé
Tome
Red Cross
Far East
Orient
American
The
Red’ Cross
Galveston
Gulf Coast
San Francisco
Jamestown
Red Capes
Saas
Social notes and local visits fade into a string of names
The item lists dinners and entertainments in Griffin including Mr and Mrs John Fernandes and Ernest Carliale hosting a moving picture party. Mrs James Mills visits Griffin guest of John B Mills while Annie Doolittle and Mr and Mrs Wood visit relatives. A Maine currant bush grows from a tree crotch and a Brazilian newspaper office uses three telephone lines for Portuguese and English conversations.
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John Fernandes
Ernest Carliale
Ralph Jones
Edward Davie
James M. Mills
Merritt Murphy
Little Rock
Ark
Griffin
John B. Mills
Annie Doolittle
Asheville
N. C
William H. Wood
Charlotteaville
Will Wheaton
Vision of the Blue Crusaders pageant entertains Acworth crowd
Acworth hosted a large gathering of young social figures for the Brilliant Pageant The Vision of the Blue Crusaders at Marietta. Local hostesses Mrs John R Humphries and Mrs Co H Humphries entertained Young Matrons Luncheon Club and Ten Club guests including Mrs A Looper of Dalton. Louise McMillan hosted Young Matron Lynchton Club and Penny Mitchell arranged a Bratty party for visiting guests Mittie Cook Nettlka Florence Cook of Hazlehurst and Beasté Soin of Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Orlando Awtrey attended events. Dr and Mrs C Durham recently returned from Seattle and Vivian Kitchen just returned from Birmingham. Movie chatter and motion picture theaters were also noted.
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Acworth
Tas Dien
Vision of the Blue
Crusaders
Marietta
John. R. Humphries
Co. H. Humphries
Young Matrona
Ten Clup
A.looper
Dalton
Louise McMillan
Lynchton
Niday
Penny Mitchell
Hoper
Mia
Mittie Cook -Nettlka
Fiorence
Cook
Hazlehurst
Misz
Beasté Soin
Atlanta
James D. Rainey
Avatted Boro
Orlando Awtrey
The
Borden “Wheelers i
C. Durham
Sionatanae
Misa Vivian Kitcheb
Birmingham
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