Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Leaders Named
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs announces officers and directors. Ma Fitzpatrick of Thomasville is president with Hays of Montezuma as vice president and W Is Davis of Albany as second vice president. Recording secretary is Mrs Howard McCall of Atlanta, corresponding secretary Mrs H H Merry of Pelham, and treasurer Mrs Trox Hankstan West Point. General Federation secretary Mrs Overt Daniel Griffin. parliamentarian Miss Rosa Woodberry of Atlanta. Directors for life include Mrs Lindsay Johnson, Meg James Jackson, Mrs A O Granger, Mrs M A Lipscomb, Mrs Hugh Wille, Miss Joh Ottley, Mrs Hob Tift, Nellie Peters Black, and Mrs Eugene B Heard along with others across Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z . Fitzpatrick
Thomasville
J EB. Hays
Montezuma
W Is Davis
Albany
Howard McCall
Atlanta
Serresponding
H. H Merry Pelham
Mra Trox
Directors For Life
J Lindsay Johnson Reme
Meg James Jackson
Atlante
A O Granger
Cartersville
M. A Lipscomb
Athens
Hugh Wille
MHS Joh Ottley Atlanta
Hob Tift
Tfton
Nelliq Peters
Eugene B Heard Middleton
EG McAbe
Membership Endowments and District Presidents List
A historical notice lists Ella F White Memorial Chairman and Mrs Z Pitzpatrick of Thomasville GA, with educational work at Failulah Industrial School and director Mrs Hageh Willet in Atlanta. It notes a 25,000-member E Foundation Student Aid and details district presidents from Savannah to Dublin, including Sugenta Johnson, W Holt, Joe Moore, Neal Aitchens, Mire WHS Hamilton, Bruce Jones, Sprou Foucke, Lavonta Bow, Gowney Gamesque, A Brenner, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella F White
Z Pitzpatrick
Thomasville
Failulah Industrial School
Hageh Willet
Peachtree Atlanta
E Foundation
Ios Eocatech
Atlanta
Sugenta Johnson
Savannaha
W . Holt
Albany
Joe Moore
Montezuma
Neal Aitchens
Bullochville
Mire
Hamilton
Decatur
Augusta
Fort Davis
Quitman
Watkina
Dublin
Talk on Civic Improvement By Mrs Julia Lester Dilon
Mrs Julia Lester Dilon urges Savannah Georgia women to lead civic improvement. She outlines five targets cleanliness street plants trees improved sidewalks and public grounds with bank gardens and station yards. She advocates coordinated communal action and year round lawns and gardens to transform towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lester Dilon
Savannah
Wisula Lester Dison
Augusta
Crystal
Ana
Georgia Railroad
Gardena
Civic Work Is Paramount Duty of Federated Clubs
The article discusses civic duty as central to Atlanta’s women clubs, urging cooperation among organizations to advance community welfare. It highlights women as key agents in education, sanitation, health, and municipal reform, and argues for coordinated action in civic improvement. It calls for censorship of harmful films and stronger city oversight to elevate public standards.
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TA Craftsman Magasin
Supremeart of
Hines
Cendar
Santiab
Mathew Arnold
Business League Board of Trainor Chamber of Con Meres
Caty
Beltec
Eivae
Portraits of Lee and Davis in Georgia schools urged
A long, impassioned plea urges Georgia chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy to fund and place portraits of Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis in schools and to support the Shiloh monument project. The letter cites local club reports, requests donations, and offers a bust prize for the chapter contributing $200 or more to the Shiloh fund, with a goal of $60,000 and completion by 1910.
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Old
Georgia
Jefferson Davis
UTDC
Shiloh
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hibbard
Jou Sour Henais
Ge Eral
UDC
Shiloh Committee
Maleh
Shiroh
Albert Sidney Feinston
General Johnston
T DC
Shapter
Alexander B White
Genesa
Shiloh Monument Committee
Paria, Tenn
Christmas Greetings From Georgia U D C State President
Verse expresses festive mindfulness for Georgia U D C leaders and state history. обращения shows hopeful imagery of funds and memorials for Stone Mountain, education, peace, and friendship, praising youth uplift and open doors to learning with warm, charitable sentiment toward Georgia's heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia U. D. C
Santa Claus
Beery
Georgia
Stone Mountain
Belen Rogers Franklin
Tennifle
Mrs Foster Named On Important Committee
Mrs W Foster as vice president general from Georgia has been placed by time president general Mrs Story to make arrangements for The Battle Cry of .
Old Letters Reveal Georgia Indian War era Views
Letters from 1820s Georgia recount clashes with Creeks after McIntosh massacre. General orders warn of frontier danger, calling for ready troops to defend settlements and escort Creeks and friendly natives. Includes notes from Milledgeville and Waycross announcements about the Daughters of the American Revolution event and preserved relics in Lyman Hall chapter archives.
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Willedgeville
Tnadiana
Frontera
Gau
GM Troupe
Wimberts
Milledgeville
Sth
McIntosh
Cowetss
United States
Hostilly
Wim‘berry
Shorter
Jonete-de-Carmp
Genealogical queries seek ancestors in Georgia records
A Georgia genealogical notice requests information on ancestors related to families such as Corry, Brown, Greer, Dunn, and Stephens. It items names, dates, and places, asks for parental lines, wills, and marriage connections, and provides contact at 15 Milledge Avenue, Athens GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Corry
Jane Greer
Marria William Corry
Green’ County
Georgia
Sinters
Littia
Hiram Dunn
Elizabeth
Dunn
Gimerton
Smonton
Leon Livingston
Newton County
Jane
William Corry
Greene County
Greensboro
William
John
Alexander Corry
Andy
Addrens
Milledge Avenue
Athens
A Hawkins Bulloch
Genety
Benjamin Toro Hamilton Lindsay
Elizabeth Houghton
Huiter Jackson Clark Watkins Lindwa
Whaney Houghton
James M Lindsay
Tita Matida Mantury
Summervill Lindsey
Andrew Bask
Stephens Clarissa Harlow Buslk
Lindsay
Williamson Elic
Chiawell Christmas Jin Tsay
Tanny Hawkins Buljoch
Salus Coller Bilngslea Tinedyay
Nemesia
Tanny
Sallie
BR Tandeau
Deller
Longeain
Adresa MB
Milledge Aven
Officers General Federation Leadership List
President Mrs Percy Vo Pennybacker 2608 Whitts Ave Austin Texas First Vice President Mr Samuel B Sneath 211 Monto Sercet Tiffin Obto Second Vice President Miss Georgie A Bacon 39 Dean Street Worcester Mass Corresponding Secretary Mr Eugene Rijele 603 Park Avenue Charlotte VWC Recording Secretary Mr Harry L Keefe Walthill Seb Auditor Mrs Charles H Menkhon 32 Celthness 4pte Salt Lake City Utah Treasurer Mrs Witla BW foams 75 Wain Street Lapeer MI Bureau of Information Mary F Wood Portsmouth Ub
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Mra
Percy Vo Pennybacker
Whitts Ave
Austin
Texas First
Mrg
Samuel B
Utah
Witla
Foams
Wain Street
Lapeer
Mle
Bureau of Information
Mary F Wood
Covington Womans Club Holds Successful Bazar
The Covington Womans club reports its annual bazar was the most successful yet, netting over 300 dollars for local efforts. Generous donations from the Chrysanthemum club and the Georgia products dinner boosted spirits at meetings noted as cheerful and cozy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Club
Covington Womans Club
Covington
Georgia
Ant Town
Mes Evans Lensford
New Federated Clubs Enter the Old Wan Prosperity Network
Since our Savannah meeting three new clubs have sought entrance into the federated band. Welcome Needle Craft Norwood led by Mrs G A Hay, Pan Hellenie with president Mise F Eleanor, and Blakely Study Club led by Joseph Sher, as part of renewed drive to enlist more women in community work before New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icles
Savannah
Needle Craft
Norwood
G A Hay
Prestabat
Avinnah Pan Hellenie Mise
Fleanor
Lieder
Blakely Study Club
Wis
Joseph Sher Otard
Vast Vista of Civic Duty Inspires Silent Resolve
A reflective piece extols civic virtue and personal sacrifice to maintain public morals and a clean city. It laments harsh ambition, praises honest work, and urges steadfastness in duty, echoing themes of communal trust and enduring faith in collective protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Cinh
Florida junior leagues organizer named in civic effort
Margaryt Yoss, director general of the federation in Jacksonville, announces Mas Laman as organizer for Florida junior civic leagues. She has earned a national reputation, and a letter from Mrs. Wilma B. Youn of Blorite praises her work. At the state convention in Deland Mas Laman discussed Florida clubs and tour dates with organizers from Auburndale Orlando Tampa Petersburg and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Laman Imsuen
Georgia
Mra Wil- Ua
Youne
Blorite
AI Deir Wis Amsden
Jeff
Deland
Tia
Florida
Auburndale
Orlando
Tampa
Safari
Vel Petersburg
Tad Gland
Liagen Thrie
Pf Petersburg
Jackson Mile
Dade City
Sarasota
Brooksville
Wolliary Mortinson
Otis Ard
Waste to Wealth At Thomson Station Boosts Railroad Revenue
A report notes an unusual conversion of waste dumped into a heap into a valued product. At Thomson last year waste material was sold for $160 per car load. Rome lists a process that transforms mud into a blossom meal at the railroad station, with Centro Railroad supplying funds to keep the area attractive and maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Rome
Centro Railroad
D A R Chapter Reports on Jamen Jockson Chor
The December teeling at Wee 41 Strick hosted MRS DE SMATT with two new members present. The Oglethorpe chapter held a December meeting at Vira Hatcher’s residence as regent John Blackmar led ritual reading and a roll call. The group heard reports from Macon about the state executive board and anticipated the state conference in the spring, with local chapters set to entertain distinguished Georgia women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Jockson
Valdas
Wee
Strick
Amine Lareret
Mort
Rael
Hanah Clarke
Troupeville
Berryman
Maron
Parkers
DAR
Christman
Georgia
DE Smatt
Oglethorpe Hepter
Oglethorpe
D & Roof
Columbus
Vira
Hatcher
John Blackmar
Shapter
Nettie Frederick
Trenton
Richard Spincey
Anns
Caroline Ben Ring
Macon
State Executive Board
Mra T
Parker
Geor
Atfans
Doxters
Yuan Susie Hatcher
Notice to Daughters My Dear Miss Ray
The executive board of the Georgia D Arm asks you to see the Keredenta Winaks for the state conference. Members must pay 15 cents per charter member to the treasurer at least thirty days before the annual meeting. Annie Young Holt, Corresponding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ray
The
Georgia D. Arm
Iuairagied
Quest Rere
Tramsrer
Annie Young Holt
Carresponding
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Womans Club
Georga
Ehit Wien
Elory
Fhrmingham
Istreat
Wallecus
Ayia
Tima
Ute
Atlanta and
West Point
Jorden
Tate
Uwapet
Ward Civie League of Atlanta
Lillian Perkins
Perkins
Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation
Evie
Wawans
Ted
Todeavor
Eve Y Soul
Ward Pol
Atlenta Woman E Club
Atlanta Federation
United Daughters OF the Confederacy OF Georgia
Wartes
Preiden
Thembert
Prankliy
Tonolile
Vrs Almed
Alanta Cespad
MAS Fnaks
Halrold Americus
Tayys Stuntetime Co
E. Ctlmors
Marky
Epwards
Fastman
Watrir
Cromes
Black Dupont Sueannah
Geobe
AL Confederate
Tamia
Witigms
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Furnianes
Lee
Davis
Electra
Elowne
Vo Arlington
Rabun
Hownes Bartow
Robert FE Lee
Guile
Brave Atlanta
Ming Mildred Lassiter
Vienna
Ainesyie
Maas
Nina Way
Marra
Sycamore
Mra Mann
Robert Lc, Lee
McRae
Jim Anmle
South
Kentucky
Crani Whiteina
Shiloh Monument
United Daughters of
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Wiss May Filloder
Walter S Wilson
Jones St
Savannah Ga
Parklr
A. C Harper
W A Win Burn
Howard M Call
Atlanta, Ga
Charles Holt
TY € Yifeen Moultrie
J S Lowery Dawson
John Floyd
Menthe
Camden
Memorial Continental
Waycross
Daughters of the American Resolution
TG Parker
MC A
Parkera
Lycashed Weir
Cena Fe
Pilon
Indiana
Amprines
Fayette County
Trowke
Chillyiptosh
Chattahoochee
Tallapoona
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Thia
McIntosh Place
Dian
Muller
Finley
Stewart
Colonel Miller
Alex Ware
Lyman Hall
Ploud Blackshear
Joseph Morgan
Wimberly
John Forsythe
Mitchel
Coleraine
Camden County
Carolus UT
Mrs. Walter
Wi-som
E. Jemen Street
Savannah, Ga
Major Jot
Passe
Ciarathastiel
Mary
Wanmon
Cromwell
Lyman Amaden
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