Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Officers and Directors
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs lists Directors for Life J Lindsay Johnson of Rome James Jackson of Atlanta and O Granger of Cartersville. Officers include President Mrs Z A Fitzpatrick of Thomasville Vice President Mrs J E Hays of Montezuma Second Vice President Mrs W L Davis of Albany Recording Secretary Mrs Howard McCaul of Atlanta Corresponding Secretary Mrs H H Merry of Pelham Treasurer Mrs Trox Bankston of West Point Auditor Mrs W L Hines of Calhoun General Federation Secretary Mrs Robert Daniel of Griffin Parliamentarian Miss Rosa Woodberry of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. AL Fitzpatrick
Thomasville
J. E. Hays
Montezuma
W- L. Davis
Albany
Howard McCaul
Atlanta
H. H. Merry
Pelham
Trox Bankston
West Point
W. L. Hines
Calhoun
Robert Daniel
Griffin
Rosa Woodberry
W. D. Lamar
Macon
Franklin
TennMe
Zerulon Walker
Canton
Howard M'Vall
Ponce de Lean Avenas
Atlante
James T. Dixon
Ortay
Mildred Rutherfold
Athens
MNS
J W. Reeves
Burnesviire
Bend
Georgia
Confederate Museum
Wichmdad
RK. L Nesbitt
Address Delivered to D A R by Mrs Fitzpatrick
Mrs Fitzpatrick, president of the Georgia federation of Women’s Clubs, delivers an eloquent address at the D A R annual conference in Atlanta. She lauds cooperation among women’s organizations, praises federation work, and emphasizes education, patriotism, and memorial efforts guiding the home and nation.
Agricultural rallies led by Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Statewide rallies led by the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs to promote agricultural work and rural development. Meetings across twelve districts invite club members to explain agencies, services, and how to use them, with a schedule of district events through February and March to build local interest.
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Enecative Board
Georgia Federation of
Dlub
Promaises
Georgia W Federation of Women's Club
Georgia Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Tay Mmeets
Coun Stetaieo
Georgia
State Board of Health
U. 5 Department of Agriculture
Market Association
T. Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Agents of Railways
Ee Iniston Pepemens
Caldosta
Montezuma
St George Woman's Club Builds Local Civic Work 1914 15
The St George Woman's Club began in Bebeuars 1915 with twenty members, organizing to clear streets and lots, clean the depot, and assist the city council. They hosted a public reception, studied Longfellow and Georgia history, and planned a Christmas tree, a city beautification drive, and a Junior Club Teague. The club kept dues low to attract new members and supported library and civic activities while expanding social spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Lins
St George
Georgia
Vivie Department
Teague
Regina
Correspondence From Federation Corresponding Secretary
A brief note from Mrs Be As Iking expresses intent to join the Federation and to maintain closer contact in the coming year. The correspondence is signed as Corresponding Secretary, indicating ongoing organizational outreach and anticipation of collaboration within the group.
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Federation
Iking
Portland Hosts Next General Federation Council
Port land Oregon will host the General Federation Council next June inviting club women nationwide. Mrs Sarah A Evans president of the Oregon federation extends cordial invitations highlighting Oregon hospitality and planned council events. California exposition discounts will aid travel and Portland will publish a special April issue of the federation magazine with feature content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caridad
Ore
General Federation
Oregon Federation
Sarah A. Evans
Oregon
Portland
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Im April
Barnesville Civic League Meeting Sets Urgent Community Aid
Barnesville GA Civic League met at Mrs A O Murphey residence with many ladies present. They pledged to dedicate this year to humane needs, sanitation, mountain schools, and relief for widows and orphans amid 1914 world woes, vowing to stand against evil with faith and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civic League
Barnesville
A. O. Murphey
Smith Lever Bill Aids Rural Women in Extension Work
The Smith-Lever bill now law offers rural women a chance to join extension programs in agriculture and home economics. States will fund extension work with ten thousand dollars yearly per state, with future increases. Clubs should push for equal home economics and agriculture funding and gather broad support to ensure practical benefits reach women. Investigate your state and contact Dr A C True in Washington for information. Let us not miss this opportunity that may not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Levers
A. C. True
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Barnesville civic group backs Cherokee Rose as Georgia flower
The Barnesville Civic League urges selecting the Cherokee rose as Georgia’s state flower. They argue it is indigenous, sturdy, and suited to mountain or valley, spanning porches and gardens with fragrance. Committees from Barnesville and Carnesville favor Cherokee rose and seek federation approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Civic League
Barnesville
Empire State
South
Great
Barnesville Civic League
A. M. Lambdin
A. Peacock
Rem Educational
Carnesville
Quitman Woman's Club Plans February Artists Festival
The Quitman Woman's Club reports an active winter program with a Carmen pantomime coached by Mrs. Hassell Snow, performances by Louise Bennet and Lawson Knight, and a forthcoming February 25 26 27 artists festival featuring Exel Skovpaird and Dr. Neri Royce Tupper. The club continues civic education home economics and garden programs and campaigns for a Carnegie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Hassell Snow
Madr Noeutree
Donaldsson
Louise Bennet
Lawson Knight
Ganges
Civics
Public Service Committee
Exel Skovpaird
Tanish
Neri Royce Tupper
D‘arnegie
Rockmart Woman's Club Hosts Meeting and Plans
Rockmart Woman's Club meeting hosted by Mrs wera Fanbrough featured presiding officer Mrs Telton Mundy and a productive session. Members voted to donate to Tallulah Falls school and prepared for the seventh district club convention in Rockmart on May 5 with committees named. Two musical numbers by Mrs Arthur Pinch and Mrs T E McBryde, plus a refined salad and coffee service, were reported. The district school is postponed. Next meeting will be with Mrs George Ferguson on Household Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pinch
T. E. McBryde
George Ferguson
Daughters of the American Revolution State Officers Listed
News of Woman's patriotic societies lists Georgia state officers including State Editor Miss Rubid Felder Ray and Assistant Editor Mrs. Walter Scott Wilson. Also named are State Regent Mrs. T. C. Parker and other officers based in Macon Athens Savannah Augusta Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubid Felder Ray
West 14Th
Atlanta
Walter Scott Wilson
Charles C. Holt
Macon
William M. Benton
Augusta
J. S. Lowery
Dawson
Seventeenth State Conference in Atlanta shines brightest
The Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution held their seventeenth state conference at the Hotel Ansley in Atlanta with lavish social displays and strong business sessions. Governor Slaton welcomed delegates. state regent Mrs T C Parker presided. remarks praised patriotism, historic preservation, and education. Officers were re-elected, by laws approved, and Georgia products and Meadow Garden preservation highlighted, along with plans for a Georgia industry site at St Marys and a move to conserve holly trees.
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Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph Habersham
Atlanta
John A. Perdue
William Lawson Peel
Dixie
Thia
Georgia
Gordon
Evang Henry Grady
Joel Chandler Harris
Joseph Emerson Brown
Samuel Inman
John M
Meadow Garden
George Walton
D. A.B
Mineral Bluff
Rabun Gap
Tillulah Falls
Martha Berry
Sigxera Judex Torraon Varanga Quilila
Mexico
Piedmont
Encle Remus
Daughters of 1812
United Daughters of the Confederacy
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Parker
Waemannan Ciarne Cawpter
Or Wuitman
St. Marys. Ga
National Society
T. A. Sh
Lyman Hall
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Eauge
Misa
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Executive Mansion
Ansley Hotel
Wren's Nest
8. W.'Foster
Capital City Club
Federalin
BlaLe
Pident
Ue D. CL
Hona
Amerina
Marquis de la Fayette
Reacher
Forraner
Tommie
Daughters of the Confederacy
Thare
Yvolee
Friends
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy of
Mrs. Lamar Delivers Greetings To D.A.R. Annual Conference
Mrs. Walter D. Lamar, president of the U D Gin, delivers greetings at the Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution annual state conference in Atlanta. She evokes Revolutionary and Confederate forebears, praises patriotism, and notes plans for memorials, education, and Georgia product promotion in a ceremonial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lamar
D.A.R
Atlanta
Walter D. Lamar
U. D. Gin
England
Disrael
Beaconsfield
Itle
Httle
Colonies
Confederate States
Daughters of the Confederacy
Great Britain
United Daughters of the Confederacy Officers Named
A list of United Daughters of the Confederacy officers and contributors is published with names and locations in Georgia and nearby states. Key figures include President Mrs W D Lamar of Macon, first vice president 38 HM Franklin of Milledgeville, and recording secretary Mrs J Malayes of Montezuma.
Miss Mildred Rutherford’s Splendid Work for the South
An account praising Miss Mildred Rutherford for efforts correcting history about the South. It cites her Savannah speech “Wrongs That Must be Righted,” her widespread Georgia history items, and her call for truth and unity. The piece honors her stance against northern facts and urges peaceful, just memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rutherford
Georgia
Miss Rutherford
Savannah
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Remar
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Harvie Jordan
West Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
Directors For Life
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
James Jackson
O. Granger
Cartersville
M. A. Lipscomb
Hugh Willet
J. K. Ottley
H. H. Tipt
Tiftor
Nellie Peters Black
W. P. Patillo
Eugene B. Heard
Middleton
He, G. Mwcabe
Daughters of the American Revolution
Atlant
Cour
Fitzpatrick
Adl
Mera. Wirepatrick
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Rae Ct
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News of Woman’s Patriotic Societies
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John M. Slaton
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Piedmont Continental
Nina Hornady
United Society
the Daughters of, 1812
Williams McCarthy
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Uncle Remus Association
Uncle Remus
Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation of Women's Clubs
J. K. Hays
Georgia D. A. R
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Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution
George T. Guernsey
Kansas
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Washington
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Z. Witzpatrick
Federated Clubs
Charles Rice
Children of the American Revolution
Mary Stuart White
Dolly Madison
UC. A. R
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Covington
Godfrey
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W. Foster
Peel
Nita Hornady
Benton
Vereen
Moultrie
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Ida. H. Fitzpatrick
Prasticntt
Georgia Federation of Women’s
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Confederacy
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Montaly
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Tasting Street
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