Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Leaders Honored
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs lists officers across districts with presidents from Thomasville Montezuma Albany Atlanta Pelham West Point and Rome. The document notes 215 clubs and about 23000 members with district heads, memorial funds, and educational work initiatives across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Dietrichr Mige
Eugenip Johnson
Savannah
Pietrict
Jere Moore
Rome
Wellmah Industrial School
Distriet
Yow Lavouin
Mush
Wiliet
Peachtree
Atlanta
Niru Disriel
JH Downey Gainsevilla Student Aid Fondation Fleventh
Jeff Davis Quitman
HB Wey
Guisabeth Atlante
FON Wathlus
Dublin
Longfellow Birthday Memorials Spark Restorations and Clubs
February anniversaries honor poets with Lanier Day and Longfellow centennial prompts. Portland groups campaign to save the Longfellow birthplace from second mortgage, urging national club support and school observances, backed by the International Longfellow Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Washington
Sidney Lanier
Lanier
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Portland Longfellow Club
Portland
Maine
Longfellow
United States
First National Bank of
Severs
William Thaines
Greece
Homer
Home
Virgil
England
Shakespeare
Scotland
Burns
America
Sears
Longfellow Club
George T Edwards
Congress Street
Fitzpatrick
International Longfellow Society
Club Activities and Women’s Federation News Summary
A fragmented report covers club activities across the region. It notes the Poa club’s plans for a new public display with statues, a two-piece sculpture by Liwti Ko, and a focus on theatre and operatic performances led by Mrs Hansel Walt. It highlights federation efforts to recruit members from the university, local ordinances on street cleanliness, observances of Woman's Week, and multiple study clubs in Thomasville and Albany advancing community programs and cultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Var
Mra Hansel Walt
Ieraan
Robert Tuniel
Ceneral Federation
Wooang Study Club
Athita
Mrs Pennybacker Describes South American Women
Mrs Pennybacker speaks at the Pan American Congress in Washington describing Latin American women and the female delegates from U.S. groups. She notes the charm and grace of Central and South American women, highlights language learning aims, and urges mothers to support language study while stressing unity and mutual understanding across the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Amercinvorat
Ssi
Washington
Pennyfaker
Sneath
Uogs Meral
Central
South America
New York
Motion on Loom Prefix Voted for Committee Split
A notice states Loom motion with the prefix nub was voted to be left off the committee, creating a separate modest department of Work Thin. The executive board must adopt the rolling action. Mire vH Hastings of Decatur, IN chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Vh. G. Hastings
Decatur
Georgia Delegates to Stop at Plaza During Biennial
Georgia delegates to stop at the Plaza during the biennial event. The letter confirms Plaza Hotel headquarters with quoted rates for single and double rooms and notes other states also using Plaza. The piece also covers Arbor Day observances in Elberton and civic league activities promoting municipal pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Moon
Georgia States
New York City
Hotel Plaza
Plaza Hotel
Miss Meek
Pingle
Japanhie
Fifth Avenue
Fifty Ninth Street
Seventh Regiment Armory
South Carolina
Tennessee West Virgin
Maryland
Plaza
Mems Hobfrtt Danits
Augusta Woman's Club Missing From Federation List
The Augusta Woman's Club was omitted from the general federation list published two weeks ago. The Woman's Club of Griffin should be named instead of the Current Topics Club Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Womans Club
Womans Club of
Griffin
Club Griffin
Transportation to Biennial in New York
Delegates attending the biennial in New York by May 24 49 will travel without official route changes. Reduced rates are promised and will be announced later, with suggested routes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs Urges Peach Blossom Festival
Ida H Fitzpatrick President of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs appeals to local clubs to support Tallulah schools with funding and directs focus to the federation’s statewide projects. The executive board calls for centralized support, endorsed activities, and a proclamation from Governor Harris to observe the last Friday in March as Peach Blossom Festival Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Georgia
Harris
Ida H Fitspatrick
Women’s War Work in Germany Told in a Letter
Mrs Philip of The General Federation Magazine publishes a letter by Anna Simona detailing German women’s wartime roles. Coordinated associations, infant care, nourishment, clothing drives, hospital aid, and canning efforts show women managing nonprofits, factories, and canteens under municipal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Moore
General Federation
Germany
Mrl
Anna Simona
Erman
Hag
Svardhan
Ghrligren
Red Cross
Oren
Duesseldorf Womens Club
Fri Blancherite
New Drama Outline by General Federation Proposed
The department of literature and library extension of the General Federation outlines a study program on modern dramatic technique and stagecraft. It lists plays of many nations with brief analyses and includes topics on marriage, heredity, environment, adolescence, and social conditions. Free distribution to Mrs Charles W Cartwright in Minneapolis and to Mrs T G Winter for contact and preparation guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Literature and Library Extension
General Federation
Charles W Cartwright
Beree
Charles W Cartee
Fremont Avgenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Bend
T G Winter
Grove Land Avenue
Land Eupmeton
Fie
Federation
Pennybacker Appeals To Club Women In January Letter
Mrs Pennybacker makes two appeals to club women the first urging prompt replies to all letters from the focal Biennial board in New York City the second requesting all material for publication in the General Federation Magazine be sent by the first of the month. Henceforth the magazine will issue promptly on the first of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piease
Pervie
Manam
Federation
DF Georga
Schook
Embry
Tua Mouet Cotlaxe
Lia
Guvdor
Woom All Plang
Vaade
Federacion
Furst
Parrish
Federations
Sehdal
Lucy Lb Willet
Pennybackers
Club Women Contéelna
Focel Biennial Board
New York City
Training social workers at Johns Hopkins and Goucher College
A plan announced to offer a next course for teachers and social workers. The program will cover social services, child welfare, economics, education, and psychology. Courses will be dated and aligned with emerging needs in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins
Goucher College
Dixie Highway Club Women Promote Beautification Efforts
The Dixie Highway issue highlights Georgia women leading beautification efforts along the Dixie Highway. Japanese orange trees are planted along half a mile in Spalding county with railroad right of way grassed along parallel sections. Cherokee club Cartersville under Mrs Oscar T Peeples plans a Dixie Highway day on April 35 with neighboring towns as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Witzpatrick
Georgia
Dixie Highway
Dixie Highway Association
Thomas Dougherty
Bibb
H J H DeLosch
Georgia Experiment Station
Hubert T Daniel
Womans Club of
Griffin
W B Teyster
First Kentucky woman game warden Annie Lee Samuel
Annie Lee Samuel of Frankfort becomes Kentucky’s first woman game warden. She says she took the commission to encourage women to aid in conserving game and song birds, noting that hundreds of women own land and could help promote observance of game laws and organize clubs to cooperate with the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Annie Lee Sumuel
Frankfort
Misa Samuel
Miss Samuel
South
Rome Club Launches Playground Movement
Bettar outlines national push for public play grounds as Professor Gammon speaks to Rome Wearn 4 H club and Woman’s club members plus officials and teachers. A campaign committee led by Mesdames Harbin Wailer and Henry promotes creating at least one playground in Rome during the coming months. The Rome club now meets in the Carnegie Library auditorium with a committee room set for meetings and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettar
Mitazue Gammon
Rome Wearn 4
Wormand Club
Gammon
Omg Womans Club
Aly
Rome
Robert Harbin
D Wailer
W Om. Henry
Carnegie Nbvery
Alabama Federation Shows Fine Progress
Data from the Alabama annual federation meeting shows growth: 82 clubs and about 2008 women in 1914, 150 clubs and 4000 women by 1915. Scholarships increased from 13 valued at 1272.90 to 40 worth 3000. endowment funds rise to over 6000. Alabama fully paid its General Federation endowment dues and elected Mrs J Hooper of Selma as state president replacing Mrs Lor Haley of Birmingham who becomes general federation secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Federation
Margaret Coleman
Thas
Adel Woman's Club Guests Of Tifton Club
The Adel Women's club visited the Twentieth Century Library club in Tifton on February 8 for an afternoon program. Mia Parks of Milledgeville and other honored guests attended. The day included tours of Tift County rural schools and home entertainments, with a 2:30 pm program in the club rooms focusing on home economics led by Parke, the department state chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Library Club
Fort ‘Fitton
Mia
Parks of
Parke State
History of the General Federation Offered at Discount
Copies of the History of the General Federation are selling for two dollars but can now be bought for one dollar. Apply to Mr Mary J Wood manager of the bureau of Information Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Wood
Bureau of Information
Portsmouth
N. H
OFFICERS GENERAL FEDERATION PRER MIENTRMYA CANDIDATES
Officers list for a federation shows names and addresses across cities including Austin Texas Tiffin Ohio Worcester Salt Lake City Utah Charlotte North Carolina Lapeer Michigan and Fortumgth New Hampshire. Key positions include President Vice Presidents Recording Secretary and Bureau of Information with multiple signatories such as Mrs Samus Beneath Miss Georgie A Becon and Mrs Hugene Rilsiey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy V. Fermybachor
Whitia
Austin
Tezan Firat
Samus
Monro Sucet
Tiffin
Ohio
Georgie A. Becon
Dean Sirent
Worcester
Hugene Rilsiey
Park Avenus
Charlotte WG
Sira
Harry Leats
Westhill New Apoitop
Cherigg EH McMahon
Cetthuees
Apta
Salt Lake City
Utakeapuren
Mra
William
Williams
Main Street
Lapeer Sitch
Bureau of Information
Mary
Weed
Fortumgth
ChaIRMEN GENERAL FEDERATION personnel list and locations
A densely packed roster of federation chairmen and their addresses across the United States and Canada. Entries include Mrs Melville J Johnston in Richmond and Clive Mra Georgy Zoomermen in Fremont Ohio, with others in Omaha Chicago Boston New York City Los Angeles and more, listing offices and street addresses. The document reads like a directory of organizational leaders and contact points for civil service reform education and public health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation
Melville J Johnston
North Tenth Street
Richmond
Clvice
Mra Georgy
Birchard Avenue
Frenwut
Ohio Civil Service Reform
Mre
Gore
Bpencar Atre
Omaha
Cal
Helen Varick Hoswell
New York City
Bure Schooln
Mageje
Barry North Texas College
Herman Taras
Min Sey Emery Vietcher
Gio
Morriane’ Street
Cancor Legislatia
Prankiie
Bakewell Building
Pittebure Pa Viterstore
Thomas G Winter
Harmon Place
Minneapelis Minn
Cinnary Extension
Mim
A Mann Towner
Tha Mandota
Washington DC
Diamar
Chaclee
Cartwpiggh
Fremont Avenue South
Minneapels
Mra” SG
Wardwell
Highland Terrace
Stamford
Conn Publiq Health
Mire Elmer Flair
Western Avenue
Albany
Bradley Attunta
G McEwen
Chicago Avenue
Evanstor
W 'R. Gagreteon
Glipia Street
Goto
Conservation in Georgia Sparks Public Action and Education
Annie M. Lane, chairwoman, urges rapid conservation of natural resources in Georgia. The piece quotes Collier’s Weekly and Franklin Lane on national power, urging teachers, legislators, and citizens to promote tree planting, wildlife protection, and school campaigns. It emphasizes forests, soil, water, and bird populations as vital to agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eneraciona
Georgia
Garth
Army of Friends
Lesat
Arintotle
J Tribble Bela
Collier's
Collier's Weekly
Franklin K Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Doctor Geissler Offers Help For Baby Week Plans
Dr Geissler of the University of Germia Education School proposes public lectures on infant study and psychological work with young children to support a local baby week campaign. He will coordinate with Mrs Logan Pitta as central contact, inviting clubs to host day programs, lectures, clinics, and baby exhibits with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Lonar
LR. Geissler
Wehoel of Education
University of Germia
Migs Juli Lathrop
Washington DC
Department of
gBig Orudy
LA Gfissler
Filgpattich
Logan Pitta
Gelualer
Mrs Sneath Endorsed For Federation Head At Toledo convention
Mrs Sneath, first vice president of the General Federation, was endorsed as Ohio’s candidate for president of the General Federation at the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs annual convention in Toledo. She is widowed from Mr Sneath, former Interstate Trust and Savings Company director in New Orleans, whose estate has grown since his death. Her home is in Tiffin, Ohio, with winters spent in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Womens Clubs
Toledo
Sapinel B Snesth
Ohio
General Federation
Sneath
Interstate Trust and Senking Company
New Orleans
Honor Student Graduation Assistance Noted
Federation members note the attainment of honors by a Venarine girl with a 2026 graduation aided by the Student Aid Committee. The ceremony marks a milestone in the student’s academic progress and committee support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim | Dent Aid Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Mirs
Z L Fitapatrick
Thomasville
J Eo Baye
Montezuma
Pavia
Albany Recording
Howard McCall
H. H Menry Pelham Tressurer
Frox Hanketon
West Point
W L. Hines
Calhoun General Federation
Robert Daniel
Mina Hows
Directors For Life
J Lindsay Johnson
A. O Granger
Cartersyine
Mes
M. A Lipscomb
Athens
Hugh Willet
Atlases
James Jackson Atlente
J K Ottlet
Hobtift
Club Actwities
Dull
Taoms N Woonana Club
Twentieth Centry Club
Boston
O T Hopper
Gars
Holt
Blakelt Womans Club
Albany Womans
Federation School
Hilberton Civic League
Warley Nall Elbertops
Evie
Dryden
Civic League
Elberton
Pampley
Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Willet
Tallulah
Tallulah False Industrial School
CLUB
Rome Club
Adel Woman’s Club
Tifton Club
Arta and
Handioresto
Joy Harper
M. di Parks
Milledgeville
Lyman J Amsden
Ponce de Loon Apartments
Logan R. Pitts
Calhoun
iMrse
Edwina Ward
Columbus
Jobo M Graham Maslatts
Dan
College Park
Hindergarten
Neille
Peter Black
Spring Street
Aganta Library
Clifford Smith
LaGrange School
Ciuba Mise Celeste Parrish
Eligabeth Street
Allanta QI
EB Shepherd
Haelth
Frances Bradley
Arthur G Powell
Peachitree
Coles
East Fourth Street
Atlenta Resolutiony
Frank
HS Hastings
Georgia and Conservation
Republic
Mgress
Congress Haa
Annie Mlane
Federation of Clubs
Washington Ga
DR. Geissler
Mrs. Sneath Indorsed
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