Endowment Fund Planned by Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
The executive board of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs met in Atlanta on January 29 and voted to create a $26,000 memorial endowment for late president Mrs. H C White. Interest will support Georgia women’s work with a focus on sustaining their organization. A committee led by Mrs Fitzpatrick will finalize plans and seek statewide club endorsement.
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlanta
H.C. White
Georgia
Fitzpatrick
H. H. Tift
Tifton
A. O. Granger
Cadersville
K. Ottley
M. A. Lipscomb
Athens
Hugh Willet
General Federation Bulletin
Charles Haden
Legislative Educational Committee
Mary's
Camden County
C. & Brantley
Bureau of Information
Wih
Peterson
Sues Parrish Sivon
Parrish
Giany
Federation
Howard Mecca
Greene Johnson
Aisa Woodverty
Granger
Nichols Peterson
Lucy Lester
Thomasville
W. HB. Hrice-Smith
Hugh Wilet
Women Lead Drive for Conservation Across Nation
The article argues conservation is a woman’s sphere and urges clubs, federations, and individuals to act. It highlights the impact of protecting forests and birds, reducing hat trim waste, and supporting legislation. Mrs. Crocker, national federation chair, notes education and policy influence as key tools.
Georgia Federation Board Meeting Reports Progress and Plans
The Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs met in Atlanta January 24 with thirty five members present. Officers and committees discussed civics education, student aid, reformatory for girls, health, arts and crafts, and a bureau of information. A luncheon for visitors highlighted social support as delegates prepared plans for future district meetings and new department leadership.
Grantville Forms Civic League Led by Mrs Trox Bankston
Mrs W Trox Bankston reports the Grantville Civic League formed at a meeting with invited guests from Atlanta Hogansville and Grantville. Mrs Moreland Zellars presided, 37 members enrolled in the new civic group at the handsome $13 098 brick school. Officers elected include Mrs Moreland Zelars president Miss Gertrude Post recording secretary and Miss Dania Noll treasurer.
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W. Trox Bankston
Fourth District
Grentville
Brich
Grantville
Grantvill
Civic League
W. 8B. Price-Smith
Moreland Zelars
B S. Lelsh
W.G. Sadler
Gertrude Post
Madelie Sewell
Dania Noll
Anditar
Conservation by Mrs W W Banke in Our State
Mrs W W Banke argues that national wealth depends on both people and natural resources. The piece urges careful use of forests water soil birds and fish, proposes tree wardens and bird protection, laments plume hunting, praises women’s clubs efforts in cleanups and soil improvement, and stresses child health as central to future welfare.
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Goldsmith
Mary Ciuston Gregory
Lloresia
Heatin Messire
Bull Wibmy
Andre
Juuse
Joan Cleerz
Lue Gorotl
Wuien
Cauve
Coe
Georgia
Millinery Trust
Militery Trust
Popularis&e
Nery
W. W. Banks
Conservation
Grantville Club Seeks State Federation Membership
A local memo calls residents to join the state federation with monthly meetings in the school room on the last Friday afternoon of each scholastic month. The town council will assist by providing trash carts and garbage cans, and a landscape gardener has been hired to beautify the school grounds. Taree cheers for Grantville.
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Inme
Taree
Grantville
Punch the Lexbool dog saved from town well
Atrens Georgia February 1 Special. Punch the town dogs owner by twenty or more youths went missing last Tuesday morning. A negro hearing a whining from the well descended and found Punch perched on a reel about a foot above the water. He was saved by local workers after a tense rescue.
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Atrens
Punch
Lexington
Meeting Elects Regent and Vice Regent at Meadow Garden
A large gathering at Meadow Garden yesterday elected Mrs Theodore D Canwell regent and Mrs Percy Burum vice regent for the chapter. Due to the state conference in August, the April election will cover other officers, with Mrs Charles H Phinizy serving as interim regent until then.
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Meadow Garden
Auguste
Augusta
Theodore D. Canwell
Percy -Burum
Caswell
Cumming
S. 3. C. Morgan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Charlee H. Phinizy
Charles “H. Kinizy
Percy Burum
Tribute and Resolutions for Mrs H C White
The Atlanta Woman's Club presents a tribute to Mrs H C White noting her leadership in the Federation of Women's Clubs and her service to church home and community. Resolutions praise her dignity impartiality and devoted work and pledge a memorial entry and copies to her husband. Additional tributes from allied clubs are acknowledged but not printed.
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H. C. White
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Georgia
State Federation
James Jackson
W. B. Price-Smith
Bolling Jones
Mystery of Lost Milk Solved Pigs Got It
Athens Georgia February 1 Special Tarver Glenn a Goosepond district farmer was puzzled by missing milk from Jersey cows. Night watches failed until a herd of four month old Jersey pigs were found to be the thieves. the pigs enjoyed the milk and tails curled in joy.
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Athens
Tarver Glenn
Goosepond
Oglethorshe
Clarke Line
Reseh
Weiss plans new theaters in several towns and a West Point opera house
West Point February 1. Albert Wells of New York, formerly of West Point, was here this week seeking a site to erect a $40,000 opera house. He plans several circuit theaters with options in Georgia and Alabama and expects to build a handsome winter residence here soon before returning to New York.
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West Point Oa
Albert Wells
New York
West Point
Georeis
Alabama
Georgia delegate reports on National Conservation Congress
Mrs Les Worsham of Georgia presents her report from the National Conservation Congress in Indianapolis. Highlights include calls for birth registration, school gardens, and curbing bird feather use for economic reasons. Dr Harvey Wiley discusses eugenics and cold storage, urging improved practices in milk preservation, fruit, cereals, and meats. The event features a women‑led mass meeting and conservation exhibits at the statehouse.
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Jwa
Les Worsham
Georgia
National Conservation Congress
Indianapolis
Patriotic Club
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
United States
Philip Moors
St Louis
Baetha
Mies Jolla Lathrop
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Marion A. Crocker
Department of Conservation
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Matthew T. Scott
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ahe
Statehouse
Harvey Wiley
Francis Galton
Darwin
Wiley
Z. H. Uyrty
A Beautiful Face and Not a Wrinkle
An advertisement touts a facial treatment claimed to remove wrinkles in two minutes nightly, with users aged 60 reporting look 10 to 26 years younger. It promises no massage or creams and offers free information by mail to interested women, including Harriet.
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J. H. Boylan
Harriet
Conservation congress urged helps for indigent mothers
A reading from Lake Geneva Wisconsin reports that the National Conservation Congress stress the duty of the state to reverse hardships facing indigent mothers, arguing maternity should be a blessing not a tragedy. The address by Judge Len Lindsey and remarks by Charles Lathrop Pack and others highlighted conservation, membership reforms, and the value of human life beyond money. Chicago's move on a costly residence option for a local audience is noted as lapsed.
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Piea
Len Lindsey
Charles Lathrop Pack
Cleveland
Congress
Philip N. Moore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pack
Uke Clifforn Plachot
America
Thomas FR. Shipp
National Conservation Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Conservation Congress
J. B. White
Mute Horse Delivered Then Recovering After Starvation
The muté bought by Mr Cannon was delivered to a barn but left in a discarded one. Seventeen days later Cannon investigated delays and found the horse starving. Water and hay were given in homeopathic rations, then increased, and the horse is now regaining strength.
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Lana Bray
Cannon
Hihi Blane
Invincible Armada Gun Owned by Athens Man
Athens resident Thomas Bailey possesses an ancient blenderbuss at the Athens foundry described as over four centuries old. Reportedly used by the Spanish during the Invincible Armada to England, the piece features a two foot barrel flared like a trumpet and a flintlock. The item’s claim rests on sparse authority amid a Philadelphia Rapid Transit surplus of 222000 for the first half of the year.
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Athens
Thomas Bailey
Phillip
Spain
England
Romish
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
To Restore Lustre to Dull Stringy Hair
Mrs. Mew Martyn in the Spokane Tribune advocates simple hair care using harmless mixtures and a specific shampoo. She praises plain rhantrox dissolved in hot water as an effective method to cleanse invigorate the scalp and leave hair fluffy and longer with regular use.
Distrele and Inconsistent Home Remedies Exposed
A parodic catalog of dubious health claims and fake cures, urging readers to seek drguists for dubious tonics and charting a string of questionable solutions for dandruff, headaches, indigestion, insomnia, rheumatism, and coughs. The piece mocks unverified remedies and promotes caution with questionable advice.
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Mes
Lindsay Jqenson
Atlante
GIA Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Life
MBS
GQ Granger
Carterville
Atlent
Ies B. & Tapscombe
J. Kottlet
Atlense
Mies Evgenia Johnston
Savannah
Sirs H. B. Merry
Pelham
Atre
T_ J. Durrett
Diewich
Mre
Trox Ban
Valdoma
L. Brown
Fort Valley
Z. Lhitepatrick
Titan
Howart Metall
Attante
Mira Lacy Lester
Tressurer
Raya
Monterutia
Are. Bolling Jones
Jes Boga Wougberrs
Athente
CLUB
Women OF
General Federation
Hudson
Mrs. Crocker
Indianavalls
Department
Federation Board
Georgia Federation
Women's Clubs
Z. S. Fitzpatrick
Hugh Wiles
Howard McCall
J. 2. Hayes
E. R. Hodgson
Rosa Woodberry
Larvie Jordan
Arthur Powell
Lott Warren
Ho Ho Perry
Teox Bankston
W. Martin
Claude Irby
W. E. Shepherd
Louis Brown
Harry Osgood
Logan Fitts
Charles J. Hagen
Henry B. Wey
Celeste Parriah
White
Jackson
Logan Pitts
Pitts
Swift
Social Service Commuittea
Birs
Henry
Wey
Southern Association of College Women
Atals
Gearsia
W. C. Spiker
Lazarus
Mineral Bluff
Teilulmh
Lipscomb
Ongood
Department of Arts and Crafts
Banks
Erste PD
W. W. Banke
WEISS
Conserva Human Effect TV
Louise Horme Worsh
ASL
Lake Geneva
Wis
Chicago
Puginat Johnson
Invincible
Armada
Lewis Baker
Tyewin Baker
College Ride
Ellwood St
Dayton
Amy
Cass
Arborene
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