Georgia D A R State Officers and Appeal to Press
Georgia D A R officers listed with names and cities. An appeal to chapters and press urges a February 22 general observance to fund a Memorial Continental Hall through chapter activities and cooperation with the Sons of the American Revolution.
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Te Everly
Continental Hall Committee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Continents Hall Fund
Katherina Livingston Lagan
Mary D Patton
United States
Washington
General Washington
Georgia
Emily Hendree Park
Memorial to Captain Virgin at Andersonville Proposed by UDC Georgia
A Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy resolution adopted at the Georgia division convention urges funds for a memorial at Andersonville to honor Captain Virgin and recount federal responsibility for prison conditions. The effort, led by Mrs Young, asks Georgia chapters to contribute and outlines committees for design, inscriptions, and fundraising ahead of an Americus convention in October.
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G Young
Savannah
Georgia
A C Benning
Columbus
Mrs Young
Andersonville Gap
Johnson
Casy
Young
Henry Fire
Priou
Angersonville
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Virgin Andersonvill Ga
Andersonville
Andernonville
Washington
Stanton
Tas
Barnes
Eadh
Unis
South
Prion
Toey
Ceaner
Butler
Sherman
Mr Pitman
Hell
Richmond
Auld
Savannah River
United States
Havananeh
Lse
Woa
Jonson Island
Mary Stewart Young
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Americus
T MM Swift
Elbert County
Sire
J.E Mathis
J. W Wilcox
Macon
James’ Taylor
L'’ Wu Young
Alice Baxter
Atlanta
George W. Lemat
John E. Donalson Bainbridge
Walter D Lamar
T. D Caswell
Augusta
LM Park
al- Janta
T M Swift
Etherton
Jo Hn Fannin
la Granga
Hugh V_ Washington
EL Harnett Neal
Puke County
John A Cobb
H W Daniel
Joan B. Denalson
Bainbridge
Wirz Monument
C Sanders Gainesille Ga
AE Hull
Georgia Division
Club Women Gather For Florida Federation Day
In lampa Florida on December 9 the Georgia Federation and Florida club women met marking a historic Club Woman's Day on November 23. Delegates from federated and non federated groups heard about women’s progress. Mrs James Jackson of Atlanta presided as guest of honor. The Club of Current Events hosted, and the Womans Club welcomed attendees at the Tampa Bay hotel. Colonel R H Davin spoke at the opening welcome with Hon J L Brown in attendance.
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Florida
Lampa Fla
Federation of Women's Clubs
Yampa
The
Fair Association
Commonwealth
Afl
Womans Club
James Jackson
Atlanta
Georgia Federation
J Wuber
YW Carlton
Tampa Club Ladies Welcome Empire State Guest
Mrs C J Huber and the Tampa clubs hosted a reception for Mrs Jackson, guest of honor from the federated clubs of Florida. Jackson praised Mrs Croly and the General Federation, urging female unity as she traced its growth. An elegant banquet at the Tampa Bay hotel featured Treasury Secretary Leslie Shaw and Weather Bureau chief WR Moore among notable attendees. The social highlight marked Tampa’s premier club event of the season with Mrs Skachieford hosted by Mrs Sayr Ruth at a stately home.
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The
Fair Association
C J Huber
Tampa
Abe Caruthers
Mrs Jackson
Bofors
Tirat Womans Club
Croty
General Federation
Wnt Federation
Federation
Jackson
Club of Current
Exente
Tampa Bay Hotel
the Treasury
Leslie Ho Shaw
Weather Bureau
R Moore
Mrs &Oan
Moore
Evers
Perons
T. M . Skachieford
Mo W Sayrruth
Amateur McCaskill Sculptures Gordon Statue in Atlanta Exhibition
Albany Georgia December 9 special shows an amateur sculptor Thomas L McCaskill of the city exhibiting a Gordon statue in Atlanta. The Confederate lieutenant general rides a charger with exact likeness including scar and facial features. McCaskill aims to improve under professional tutelage and will travel to New York for study. The piece earns praise for life like detail and pose. Hospital Bazaar Closes in Albany clears several thousand dollars for 1906 hospital. Recital by Mrs Westbrook Coley and Miss Willie Pearl Davis drew large crowd. Remains of James W Tomlinson of Lee county interred in Albany. funeral at Methodist church. veterans attended.
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Albany
Atlanta
John B Gordon
Thomas L McCaskill
General Gordon
Gordon
McCaskill
Hospital Bazar
Westbrook Coley
Willie Pearl Davis
Valdosta
Dr Lorenzo Gives Clinic At New York Meeting
Atlanta dentist Dr J H Lorenz is listed to speak at the thirty seventh annual meeting of the First District Dental Society of New York next week. The event will feature prominent visitors and brief addresses, with the clinic on the program slated for one day as part of the gathering in New York.
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Atlanta
New York
Society of
Vimes
Unhke
J H Lorenz
Mrs Atkinson In Gainesville
Mrs Atkinson widow of former Governor Atkinson arrives in Gainesville to visit, learn office operations, and is hosted by Mrs Longstreet. She is granddaughter of Governor Milton and recently named postmaster at Newnan, with events at Brenau College and a Bienau reception marking her visit and public service prestige.
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Gainesville
Gainessile
Atkinson
Allincon
Longstreet
Milton
Suthera Cunty
Newnan
Georgia
W . Atkinson
Atknson
Gainesvile
Breneau
Ots
Jom
Gamesvie
Geormas
Brenau College
Mra Atkinson
Andr~ Longstreet
Miss Jewell
Miss Bartholomew
Bienau
Odd Fellows Elect Officers in Covington Ga
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge met Thursday night selecting officers for the coming term. John W Peak as noble grand Jane P Sain as grand, Henry Huson as treasurer, Edgar P Gunn as recording secretary, John T Corley as financial secretary. The lodge has about 125 members. District Deputy Grand Master EH Milner plans to institution two new lodges in Newton county at Newton factory and at Wanlsfeld, with initiation by a team from Covington lodge led by Deputy Milne.
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Odd Fellows
Cormneton
Peca
Independent Order of Qda
John W Peak Noble
Giatd Janes P Sain
Henry Huson
Edgar P Gunn
John T Corley
Tius Lodge
EH “Milner
Newton Factory
Wansfeld
Covington Lodge
Milne
Painters Vote for President in Memphis Convention
December 9 at Memphis Tennessee the Convention of the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers held a ballot for president before adjournment Severs candidates received the most votes and the formal result was announced by the chair.
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Bmermphis
Tenn
The
Brotherhood of Painters
Wee
Ane mc Vota Alorn
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