Presidents of Districts Listed by Counties
A list of district presidents with names and towns: Savannah Albany Montezuma Newnan Decatur Macon Kingston Madison Ellijay Augusta Quitman Perry and others. The roster includes Mrs. Eugenia Johnson Mrs. W C Holt Mrs. Jere Moore Mrs. Mike Powell Mrs. W H S Hamilton Mrs Bruce Jones Mrs Claud Irby Mrs A H Brenner Mrs Jeff Davis and Mrs C E Gilbert in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Johnson
Savannah
Mirs
W. C. Holt
Albany
Jere Moore
Montezuma
Mike Powell
Newnan
W. H. S. Hamilton
Decatur
Bruce Jones
R. HB. Shippen
Ellijay
Venth
A. H. Brenner
Augusta
Mre
Jeff Davis
Quitman
Dmre
E. Guhert
Perry
Ellen Wilson Memorial Organizes Mountain Uplift Fund
A new Ellen Wilson Memorial organization aims to educate mountain communities in the southern states. The group will fund scholarships via an endowment, administered by the assembly’s home mission committee, and engage nationwide Presbyterian and non Presbyterian women for support and outreach. Atlanta serves as headquarters with a slate of officers and an executive committee including members from Anniston, Mers, Rome, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Montreat
Wilson
Southern Mountains
Assembly
Exen Centre
Home
Presbyterian Church
Montreal
Atlanta
National Cabinet
C. F P. Crawford
TH. Latham
Archibald Davis
Treasure
Ninth District Report Highlights Civic Education Gains
The ninth district covers thirteen clubs with 478 members including a new Dahtonesa Home and Improve page club formed in February. At Tallulah school on September 22 seventy five clubwomen attended a productive meeting chaired by Mrs Ifugh WilHet. Education, civics, sanitation and beauty projects dominated, with prizes for yards and clubs. District clubs spent 1295 dollars on civic work, and plans for annual Tallulah school excursions, public libraries, parks, and Junior Civic leagues marked steady progress citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wth
Clu
Tallulall Malls
Ifugh ML WiHet
Camp Fire Girls
Clayton-Bleckley
Clayton Women’s Club
Clayton High School
Emizey Woman's Club
Civics
Civic League
Gainesville
Civic Club
Homer
Lawrenceville
Jefferson Civic League
Gage
Junior Civic League
Mt. Airy
Norcross Woman's Club
Teccoa Woman’s Club
Tallulah School
Tecnoa Civic League
Hasbrary
Tenth District Bivecb Adds Clubs and Growth
Report details rapid club growth since last convention, listing new federations including Teach elup of Augusta, Old Capital club of Louisville, Civic club of Jen zibah, Gordon improvement club, and Civic League of Sparta. Teachers' Club organized by Julia Fisch, with Richmond county teachers. Louisville's Old Capital club noted for health and education efforts, cemetery fencing, and clean streets. District meeting to be held in Lonisme. various local clubs highlighted with civic improvements and Arbor Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivecb
Temth
Tt Wu
Teach Elup
Augusta
Old Capital Club
Lotisville
Civic Club
Jenzibah
Gordon Improvement Club
Civic League of Sparta
Teachers’ Club
Auss
Julia Fisch
Richmond County
Cd Capital Club
Louisville
Givng
Broad Street
Lonisme
Chile
Ees Ceinb
Woman's Club
Federaion
Gniel
J. Srake
Athens
Thomas Fuleman
J. J. Hammond
Philomathic
Sandersville Hound Table
Talilah Falls
Parta Round Table
Thomiso
Thomson
Italy
Centract
MilledwvevinNe
Georgia
Ulibs
Warrenton Club
Courthouse
Augusta Woman's Club
Board ‘of Health
MM. & 3. Association
The
Colored Civic League
Appreciation of Mrs Pattillo Enduring Civic Leader’s Passing
Rosa Woodberry eulogizes Mrs Pattillo, Atlanta pioneer civic worker and Methodist church member. The obituary highlights her devotion to women’s opportunity, community betterment, and wide social influence. Her life united faith, service, and enduring friendships within Trinity Methodist and city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattillo
Atlanta
Pioneer Club
Firs Kingdom
Trinity Methodist Church
Womah
Rosa Woodberry
Kindergarten speeches by Miss Oppenheimer
Miss Carol F P Oppenheimer, Kindergarten Chair man, seeks engagements to address women's clubs and educational groups on kindergarten topics. She directs Chatham Kindergarten, teaches at Kate Haldwin Free Kindergarten, Savannah, and promotes passage of Georgia's permissive kindergarten bill. Contact 402 Park Avenue East, Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol FP. Oppenheimer
Miss Oppenheimer
Chatham Kindergarten
Kate Haldwin Free Kindergarten Association
Savannah
Tennessee
Georgia
Oppenheimer
Park Avenue
East
Florida federation holds twentieth annual Lakeland convention
The Florida Annual Convention at Lakeland marked the federation's twentieth meeting. Mrs. William Hocker of Ocala retired from the presidency to serve as general federation secretary and was succeeded by Mrs. W. Jennings of Jacksonville. The new constitution districts the state into ten regions for club extension with five district presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Federation
Hter
Lakeland
William Hocker
Ocala
General Federation
W. &. Jennings
Jacksonville
Columbus Historical Society Formed In Georgia City
The Columbus area forms a historical society to preserve local history and mark sites. GL H W Chappell, former mayor, leads the effort with charter members enrolled. The group plans a permanent memorial for the last battle of the Civil War fought at Columbus, seeking government involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
The
Columbus
H W. Chappell
United States
Ty Is
Missionary Conference Planned for Milledgeville
Milledgeville Ga January 9 Special The Laymen Missionary conference will be held in Milledgeville January 2 and 22 Dr John S Jenkins of Atlanta will conduct the sessions and be assisted by two nationally known speakers It is expected many citizens from surrounding counties and nearby cities will attend The aim is to foster greater zeal for Christian work at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Milledgevile
John S&s Jenkins
Atlanta
Eal
Organ Recital Canceled This Sunday At Church
Organ recital canceled today due to audi torium use for other purchases. Recital to resume next Sunday at the usual time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditori
Tips From Texas. Dallas News Fragment
A fragmented, wry clipping notes aphorisms about living fast and planning for the rainy day. It mentions cigars, a shore in the pen, and reflections on eternity, with a brief digression on bridal veils and a humorous aside about marble cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas News
Daughters of the American Revolution Leaders Named
News of the Daughters of the American Revolution lists state officials and editors. State Editor mis Felder Ray based in Atlanta oversees the organization with assistants in Savannah Macon Athens and Augusta. State Regent Parker of Macon presides with vice regents Harper and Winby, recording secretary McCall, corresponding secretary Holt, treasurer Benton, and historian Lowery from Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie Felder Ray
Atlanta
Walter Scott Wilson
Jones St
Savannah
T. C. Parker
Macon
A. O. Harper
Athens
W. A. Winby
Howard M'Call
IRS
Charles C. Holt
William M. Benton
Augusta
J. S. Lowery
Dawson
Mes
W. D. Lamar
Bfacon
WH. M. Franklin
Tennille
Zerul¢ Walker
Canton
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie
ALS
J. M. Ayes
Montezuma
Uncan Brown
Artington Place
Macony Ga
Matte Shimbley
Rome
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Atlenta
James T. Dixon
Thomasville
Mildred Rutherford
J. W. Reeves
Barnesville
Georgia Room
Confederate Museum
Richmond
ML Nesbitt
ML Nesbitt, ‘Waddell Direct
Georgia
Helen Piano Educational Fund
Troz Wnksten
Wes Point
Mre. F
Williams
Neinton
N. x
January Historical Program Virst and Georgia’s early royal era
The piece surveys Georgia’s early colonial history including the repeal of slavery and liquor laws, Mary Musgrove and Bosomworth’s bid for Creeks sovereignty, and the rise of John Reynolds as Georgia’s first royal governor. It notes Oglethorpe’s departure, the Wachestandoff with Indians, and Reynolds on defense and governance before his recall in 1757.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglethorpe
England
Georgia
Thomas Bosomworth
Mary Musgrove
Bosomworth
Mary
John Reynolds
General Oglethorpe
Tnelana
America
Salaburgere
John
Charles Wesley
Africa
George Whitefield
New England
Dorchester
D. C
Liberty County
Lyman Hail
George Whitfield
South Carolina
Bethesda
Wesleys
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
May Musgrove
Church of England
Eoglethorpe
Ossabaw
Sapelo
St. Catharines
Pipe Maker's Creek
William Norton
Ogiethorpe
Frederica
Heron
Malatehee
Malatchee
Thomas
Mary Bosomworth
Ossahaw
Savannah
Stephens
Noble Jones
S Bosomworth
Elfts
Rosomworth
Adam Bosomworth
Musgrove
Ossabae Island
St. Catherine's Island
Bosomworths
Royal Navy
Neet
Reynolds
Ozeechee River
Hardwick
Tle
Entertaining Convention Arrangements Complete in Atlanta
The Joseph Habersham chapter finalizes details for the Georgia D A E state convention to be held February 2 12 in Atlanta at the Hotel Analog. The executive board allocates headquarters rooms for committees and outlines decorations by Mrs George McKenzie and musical program by Mrs William Kiser Mrs W C Jarnagin and Miss Mary Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Joseph Habersham
George McKenzie
William Kiser
W. CC. Jarnagin
Mary Griffith
Samuel Lumpkin
W. D. White
Lumpkin
A. Ft. Colcord
W. Dinkins
Lewis Pratt
J. C
George M. Niles
BE. L. Connally
Juliette Due
Royal Chapter
John XI. Slaton
Governor’s Mansion
Wren's Nest
Uncle Remus Association
W. Foster
Daughters of the Confederacy
Harvie Jordan
Chapter Reports From Henry Walton and Governor Milledge DAR Chapters
Henry Walton chapter held its December meeting at Les Trammell home with a lecture on Wettlecreets battle by Miss Annie Lane regent of the Kettle Creek chapter and a discussion of Wilkes County records. Officers for 1919 were listed. Dalton chapter elected officers for the coming year and named delegates to national and state DAR conventions with several alternates. After business a social hour with Mrs. Baker followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walton
Henry Watton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Madison
Les Trammell
Wettlecreets
Annie Lane
Washington
Kettle Creek
Wilkes County
Peytona Douglas
Sue Leah Ashford
Elise Gibbs
Kitty Newton
John Milledge
Dalton
F. ¥. Baker
P. M. Trammel
J. M. Herron
C. M. Hollingsworth
GC. Moore
F. F. Baker
Warren Davis
W. Tt. Cannon
W. E. Mann
W. M. Denton
H. £. Smith
EH. I. Smith
W. M. Wellingsworth
W. I. Mann
Annie Iorn
Baker
Regent of Georgia Room Submits Annual Report
The Georgia room reports from Miss Katherine Stiles and Miss L T Munford praise the archival work and careful preservation of Georgia treasures. Finance shows only 637.55 of a 2,000 endowment funded, with emphasis on future historical value and need for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Georgia Room
L. T. Munford
Katherine Stiles
Munford
Stiles
Georgia
Confederacy
Davis
Mary de Reune
de Reune
South
Scholarship list of numerous Georgia chapter funds totals
A long OCR style list details many chapter scholarship funds across Georgia. It lists multiple chapters with college and university names such as Athens State Normal, Mercer University Macon, Brenau Gainesville, Shorter College Rome, Savannah Athens State Normal, and others. Totals total 14 265.00 and 32 725.00 across various units, with multiple institutes, schools, and colleges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Moultrie
Bixkely
Dublin
Dublin GC
Exington - v
Cedartown
Ray Thomas
Savannah
Clarksville
Decatur
Guthbert
HawkInsyville
Ty McDonough
Athinta
West Point
Norcrass
Sylvanare
Maysville
Dawson
Brunawick
Laura Rutherford
Papter Fa
Thomas
Mhown
Widalra
Crittenden
Shellman
Augusta
Uae
MRE
Rebecca L. Nesbit
Regent Georgin
Richmond
Barheavilla
Lula KK
Rogers Scholarship
Barnasville
Columbus
Wynton Academy
Wilberton
Schoo| of Music
LF Fort
Valley Chay
Athena State Norimal Scheo
Gainesville
Brenau College
Hawkineville
Mercer University
Macon
Locust Grove Institute
Washington Seminary
At- Janta
Woodberry's School
Shorter
Ron L . Hawkineville
Bessia Tit College
Athens State Nourmal
Asoe SF
Mt. da Sales College
Wesleyan Female College
Maysy
Mayaville High School
Quitman
Athens State Normal
Berry Industrial School
Rome
cAthens State Normalesea
Mise Pape
Weltool
Lebloa
Tenniie Chap Tennille Institute
Valdosta
Brengu “College
Mrv Lashiinson
Munsie
Norfolk
Jacksonvi
Jacobi'y Schaal
Multar Academy
Buasnton
Drauchona
Q i Business College
Weil
Busineme College
Dorothy Blount
Athena
Athena Marines
College
Wosbourne's
Sollege
Bagwell
Entiege
Totme
Statesboro Autrew College
Gulnvert
I A
Berlog
Southern Cultage
Tavera de Wilew
Donwid Frasier
Decatur Ferie Vrerap
Weateyan
Maron
Brena Gainesville
Solon Agnes Scott
Wea
Gemgla Miliary
Woouburs
Atlanta
Osbournes Busnes College
Eusia
Zis aSsip
District Agricultural School
Atesvore
Bere High
V. LI
Gordon
Barnesville
Pasitore
Matirange College
Taderoing Draughon
Tate Normal
Inetituce
Lacunt
Tome
T. Walden
Diva U
Aberueen Street
Chigngmy
Marist College
Woodberry School
Miss McCord
Miss Hanna
Tubman High School
Richmond Academy
St. Mary's Academy
Sacred Heart Academy
Sete Toséph's Cacadéms
Usta
St. Patrick's’ Institute
Sefeea
Nea Gusta
St” College
Osborne
Augusta - Business
Coiless
Athens
Buseas” “College
C. of C
Oshborne’s Business College
It. Mary's Academy
le Patrick's Institute
Tubman
Adhioot
Convent of
Immaculate
Mvent
Atlan
Aus Gusta
Important Notice to Chapter Regents on Credential Submissions
Chapter regents are urged to send credential blanks and delegate names immediately to state and national leaders. Include full Christian and husband names in ink signatures, and return blanks by March 15 to reserve seats for chapter representatives at the state conference and national congress. Mrs Howard H. McAll, state recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Parker
W. N. Benton
Samuel Lumpkin
Piedmont Avenue
Atlanta
National Congress
Migs Tilda Flete User
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington, D. C
National Society
Howard H. McAll
Important Notice for State Treasurer D A R Delegates
Attention chapter regents and treasurer is called to the notice that the looks of the state treasurer will clone January 27. This is done to be properly sucked before conference. Save your delegates and the credential committee much time and confusion by having state dues and veedees in the hands of the treasurer before January 27. Martha Brow Benton State Treasurer D A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regenta
Muuch
Martha Brow
Benton
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
West Peachtree Street
Nellie Peters Black
W. B. Patillo
Eugene B. Heard
Middleton
G. M.cabe
Ellen Wilson
Hardwick Jackson
Sparta
Andersville
Sunday Chronicle
Jsuape
Mrs. Pattillo
Florida
Reginald
News of Woman's Patriotic Societies
Retary
Virginia Butler
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
Regent of Georgia Room
Holm Dsu
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