Georgia Women’s Clubs News Highlights and Work
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs features leader quotes, club reports, and progress notes. Reports from Poplar Springs, Covington, and other clubs cover industrial school building, library management, garden and grounds work, and educational meetings with local officials and volunteers.
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Women’s Club News OF Georgia
Poplar Springs
Latrens
Claude Martin
Emma Perry
Martin
Perry
U D C State Officers List in Georgia Chapter
The document lists officers of the U D C state chapter with names and cities including honorary president Mrs Helen Plane Atlanta Savannah first vice president Mrs Alice Baxter Atlanta second vice president Mrs L Nesbitt Marlette third vice president Mrs A O Harper Elberton secretary Miss Mattie B Shelton Rome correspondent secretary Mrs N B Marrion Savannah treasurer Mrs C C Sanders Gainesville registrar Miss Agnes H Godfrey Madison historian Miss Mildred Rutherford Athens chapter editor Miss Battie Sheltonles.
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Ilavorary
C. Helen Plane
Atante
Hull
Bevannah
Alice Baxter
Atanta
Ml. Nesbitt
Marlette
A. O. Harper
Elberton
Hecordine
Mattie B. Bhelbley
Rome
Correspona
Sire. N. B. Marriaon
Savannah
C. C. Sanders
Gainesville
Agnes H. Godfrey
Madteon
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Battie T
Aheldles
Memorial Exercises Tribute and Bazaar Appeals 1906
A reunion souvenir documents memorial exercises for Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Varina Davis, including poems and tributes from James D. Franklin Chapter UDC. It notes a daughters bazaar with gift requests from December events and lists wills and probate details for Varina Davis. The piece praises O F P LaVert for a Veterans session speech on The Private Soldier and reflects Southern Confederate memory.
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Veterans, Daughters and Sons
Publie
LL. D
Jefferson Davia
Semmes Colston
Davis
Varina Jefferson Davis
Vicksburg
Miss
Margaret Hayes
Colorado Springs
Coto
Misa Anne Davis Smith
Margaret Green Dayla
Varina Davis
Mary Peacock Howell
Mary Ahern
Margaret Steenn
James Shorter
Macon
Margaret Josephine Connelly
Elizabeth Jlooks
Lea's
Davin
Ravannah
Dolen
Cook Brigade
Bir
Xoeman Ani
Anktler
South
LaVert
Levert
Sey Pal Capee
Atlanta
Domestic Service Problem in Georgia Workers
Mrs Ho Taylor recounts an informal club discussion on the domestic service issue in Georgia. A Southern woman narrator reflects on wages, treatment, and the demand for better service, noting cook labor, black mammy stereotypes, and the need for organized reform amid social change. The piece critiques wage levels and class attitudes while contemplating education and dignity in service.
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General
Federation of Women's
Ciuba
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Mrs. Decker
America
Georgia
Mra Decker
iLoulaville
Sho Re
Federation of Women's Clubs
Decker
Georgia Club
Adam
Eve
Sms
Cooka
Canmot
Sha Colar Hne
North
Aulem
Boycot
Ahers Tate
Lasteres
Wales
Intel Casen
Itchmond
Jere
Africa
Washington Mtiool
Lookout Mountain
Booker Washington
Georia
D A R National and State Officers in Georgia
National and state officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Georgia listed include Vice President General Mrs Robert Emory Park Atlanta State Regent Mrs James A Trounsafilz Tame Ga First State Vice Regent Mrs Py W Godfrey Covington Second State Vice Regent Mrs aechara P Bpencer Columbus Recording Secretary Mrs Joseph S Harrison Columbus Ga State Corresponding Secretary Mrs Fiorenen Underwood Last name Rome Ga State Treasurer Mrs John M Cox Waycross Ga State Historian Mrs A McD Witton Atlanta Addresses for DAR in Georgia to the state president Rome Ga
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Covington
John B Davis
Wicrarian
Club Duce
Eugene 0. Lee
Eugene Ww. Carroll
L. A. Clark
A. J. Poster
Trensurer
James Rogers
Abrarian
Lugend W. Carroll
National Sociaty of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mra
Robert Emory Park
Atlanta
James A. Trousaxfilz
Tame
Firet State
Wies
Py W. Godfrey
Aechara P Bpencer
Columbus
Bia'o
Joseph S Harrison
Fiorenen Underwood Lastman
Rome
John M. Cox
Waycrows
Fate Ilistorian
Witton
Adlinta
Georgia
Prozent
Invention and war voices across centuries
The text reflects on recurring prophecies of new inventions shaping warfare and the balance of power. It notes that optimistic claims about breakthrough weapons ignore the counterbalance of opposing forces and neutralizing technologies, suggesting a timeless cycle of innovation and risk in military conflict.
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Maria
Aaron
Melba’s Son to Wed Bud in London Ceremony
Special Cable from London reports soprano Melba’s son Mr Armstrong to marry Miss Otway on December 17 at Berger’s in Hanover Square. Melba, an old fashioned mother, grants an annual allowance of 6000 dollars, while praising her son’s prospects and the couple’s determination to wed despite opposition.
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London
Melba
Tier Aon
Mr. Armstrong
Otway
Btrge's
Iiunover Square
Oratshamont
Ipant
Thera
Melbahan
Hhickens Minal
Ke Anya Aho
Bey
Arinirong
Kntrand
Iiela
Hutia
Government railway ownership debate echoes in local talk
A fragmented OCR excerpt records a citizen named Darmer Corntoaset expressing little interest in rail nationalization. The quote shows local residents weighing government ownership while hinting at broader political dissatisfaction.
Prosperity and Embarrassment in a Prosperous Era
In Prosperity, a Knoxville Journal and Tribune excerpt notes the nation faces unprecedented embarrassment from an overabundance of prosperity, reflecting a tension between wealth and social strain. The piece highlights economic abundance and its societal tensions as a central theme in the era.
Prominent Lady Credits Sanatorium Hope After Recovery
A Mississippi woman writes from a sanatorium thanking Dr James Sangtortun and staff for cure of stimulant habit. She recounts relief from nervous strain and improved health after a year of treatment, praising the doctor’s care and expressing gratitude to her husband and medical team. She mentions 125 dollars and asks about other patients and a possible visit to the sanatorium.
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Skkem
James
Charles B
Memphis
Dex
Memphin
Ark
Janica Sanatorium
Bea Ponttier
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