Fourteen New Georgia Club Women Added to Federation
Mrs. A. P. Brantley of Blackshear announces fourteen new clubs joined the Georgia federation since last summer, bringing 445 new members. The gain lags behind Texas and Minnesota, and no new Georgia clubs have affiliated with the national body. The piece argues for loyalty to the national federation and for broader organization benefits to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Brantley
Blackshear
Georgia Federation
Georgia
Texas
Minnesota
General Federaon
Community Celebration In Baldwin County
Mrs J L Beeson of Milledgeville leads a Georgia Day community event featuring Satem and Cooperville schools joining the district for a patriotic program. A church gathering hosted Old Glory, the American Creed and songs as Junior Order members and federated clubs participated, followed by a barbecue and presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin County
J. L. Beeson
Milledgeville
Georgia
Satem
Cooperville
Camp Creek
Order of United American Mechanics
Federated Clubs
Glethorpe
South Carolin
Misses Smith
Humphries
America
Mr. Jordan
Mary Smith
Nes
Eof
P. N. Bivins
Frank Stanton
Robert Loveman
L. PB. Longino
Jones
Sidney Lanier
Reginald Martin
Country Life Chairman Proposes Fine Program
Mrs. James Young Swift of El Lerton chairs the Georgia Federation and proposes a national program to improve country life. It includes sanitation and lighting for schools, beautifying school and church yards, welfare nurse services, school clinics, county gardens and canning, traveling libraries, and local committees on child welfare and forestry. Presidents to report their committee specializations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young Swift
el Lerton
Country Life
Georgia Federation
Swift
Conservation Results In Winder Georgia Meeting
A Winder Georgia Young Matrons Federated club meeting featured a conservation program. Members brought made over garments from discarded items, displaying dresses hats sheets and blankets turned into usable items. Prizes were awarded to Mrs H Miltikin and Mrs Alice Dunnr with host Mrs W O Perry serving refreshments.
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Winder
Federated Club
W. C. Perry
Stephens Street
W. A. Bradley
Clyde Williamson
Alicea Dunn
C. B. Almond
G. A. Johns
Bessie Edwards
Frances Maroldson
K. P. Carpenter
H. Miltikin
Alice Dunnr
W. 0. Perry
Valentine Party At St Pauls Church By Philathea Class
The Morning Glory Philathea class of St Pauls Church held a large Valentine party at Mr and Mrs Gordon Blankinships home with about sixty five guests. Baraca class members attended. Decorations featured crepe paper arrows and hearts with red and white refreshments. Prizes went to Hugh Timms and Kate Binns in Hearts and to Goodwin Black and Grace Larkin in Broken Hearts.
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Philathea
St. Paul’s Church
Gordon Blankinship
Morning Glory
St. Paul's Church
Barac_ ea
Hugh Timms
Kate Binns
Goodwin Black
Grace Larkin
Ria Cues
J. O. Johns
J. G. Mille
Morris Styron
G A. Black
W._E Coleman
Guy Hayes
Homer A. Johnston
Arthur Styron
C. W.W. Lawson
J R. Chapman
W. H. Adams
Adrian C. DeLamar
Homer Hannah
Charles Hull
Elmer Stanley
B. Ho Read
S. R. Styron
John Brown
David Wilson
Ernest Brown
Walkley
Hugh Clark
Ww. F. Tabor
Hugh Timme
Johns
Walistev
State Federation names two chairmen of special committees
The recent announcement of special committees under the new departmental system lists two chairmanships with corrections. Mrs Ira B H Farmer of Thomson heads home demonstration in every county, not Mrs Howard H M McCall, while Mrs McCall of Atlanta chairs the social Service bureau in every county.
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Ira B H. Farmer
Thomson
Howard H. M McCall
McCall
Atlanta
Social Service Bureau
Valentine Party Brings Philathea and Baraca Classes Together
The Philathea class of East Side Tabernacle entertained the Baraca class at a post Valentine party hosted by Miss Annie Jones at 73 Walthall street Tuesday evening February 15. A varied schedule of games and contests provided entertainment with prizes awarded. Valentines hung from white paper ribbons decorated the room.
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East Side Tabernacle
Annie Jones
Walthall Street
New Officers In 7th District Are Announced
Mrs W C Martin presides in Dalton as seventh districtGeorgia Federation of Women's Clubs unveils new program detailing officers and department heads. Names include Miss Letitia Johnson Rome as vice president and Miss Nell Cochran Rockmart leading Fine Arts, with multiple divisions across Calhoun Marietta Kingston and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Federation OF Women’s Clubs
General Federation
Cherokee Rose
Mia. J. BE. Hays
Montezuma
A. P. Brantley
Blackshear
Hawkins
Savannah
Albert Hill
Greenville
A. H. Brenner
Augusta
Ore Ott Genesis
Ashielon Fanten
Dalton
Lena Felker Lewis
Monroe
M. F. Nelms
Commerce
R.“Hines
Milledgeville
R. E. ‘Trexier
Waycross
Chester Ryals
McRae
Sets
W. C. Martin
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Letitia Johnson
Rome
J. A. White
Marietta
Department of American Citizenship
Moving Pictures
Chidsey
Austell
Good Roads and Highways
R. G. Hutchens
Tallapoosa
Elvics
Bell Bayless
Kingston
Department of Applied Education
J. M. Awtréy
Acworth
Home Economics
John Littlefield
Calhoun
Thrift
Paul Martin
Adairsville
Lela Wilson
Chatsworth
Wille White
Dalon
Nell Cochran
Rockmart
Joy Harper Tome
Mabel Cortelyou
Mary Campbell Johnson
Lee Wolmesdorf
Cartéraville
Pine Bark Beetle Alert Urges Georgia Club Action
Forestry Chairman Julia Lester Dillon of Augusta urges Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs to lead pine protection. She cites menace of the pine bark beetle, promotes survey and community action, and urges support for H R 15327 to fund forestry. Plant holly trees and publicize protection efforts nationwide.
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Twig
Lester Dillon
Augusta
Georgia Federation
Country Life Committee
Dillon
Georgia
Bureau of Entomology, Forestry Service
Washington, DC
Congressman Snell
New York
United States
Julia Lester Dillon
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
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