Daughters of the American Revolution State Officers List
State editors and officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution are named with locations in Georgia. Includes Ruby Felder Raz as state editor in Atlanta and other leaders such as Miss Ruby Felder Raz, Mrs Walter Wilson, Mrs T C Parkhous, and regional vice regents across Athens and Savannah with addresses in Macon Savann ah Moultrie and Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Felder Raz
West 11Th St
Atlanta
Walter 3. Wilson
Charles ©. Holt
Micon
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie
Luisterian
Jers
Lowery
Dawson
Early Georgia Counties Settlers List Compiled From White History
A fragmented OCR compilation lists numerous settlers and names under Union and Ware counties in Georgia. The long, jumbled roster includes many individuals with surnames like Chastain, Williams, Irwin, and Walker, tied to counties such as Union, Ware, and Walton, reflecting a scattered historical roster of early settlers.
D A R Chapter Reports Henry Walton Chapter Meeting
The D A R Henry Walton Chapter held December meetings noting a literary program, appointing a committee to investigate an old Indian trail in Morean, planning fundraising for a school project, and hosting an informal tea with guest remarks from state officers. Mrs Whitted hosted Bravewick Chapter with Regent Mrs H Cham presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walton
Madison
Gertrude
Morean Vo
Bromwick
Bravewick
Whitted
H. Cham
Yearly reports show chapter in prosperous condition
Officers' annual reports indicate prosperity for the chapter. A vote of thanks was given to the current administration for its efficient work. Elected officers for 1910 included Rewent as vice regent, Jang Macon as recording secretary, W Krauss as corresponding secretary, T. F. Abern some as historian, H. M. Sbratham as chaplain, and W S Chapman as chaplain. Whitfield and McKinnon named regents alternates. Rev Chapman attended and spoke. Whitfield home was decorated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. le. Church
J. H. Parke
Jang Macon
W. Krauss
Crein
Crein R Art T. F. Aberrombie; Historian, Mr H. M. Sbratham
Hey
Chapman
W. Kraus
A. L. Andrews
Mason
B. Whitfield
Td. McKinnon
L. T. McKinnon
Columbus
Continental Congress of Washington
W. H. Chapman
Whitfield
Old Spanish Trail Association Meets in Mobile
The Old Spanish Trail association gathered in Mobile with over 400 delegates from Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Arizona to promote a southern highway from Atlantic to Pacific. Palmer Pillaua of Mobile was elected president and Stewart Le Blanc of Mobile secretary. The convention will be held in Pensacola next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Aa‘xcuiation
Stewart le Blanc
Pensacola
Memorial Fountain Work Begins in Atlanta Chapter Scene
Work has begun on a memorial fountain funded by Mrs. Ja. M High, Atlanta chapter regent, to honor Miss Junia McKinley and Mrs. Berrien Duncan, founders of the Atlanta chapter. Architect W.T. Downing designed plans featuring Georgia cast of anna and three lions heads for the triangle at Ansley Park entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja. M High
Atlanta
Thia
Junia
McKinley
Berrien Duncan
Atiaola
United States
W.T. Downing
Georgia
Anna
Ansley Park
Christian Science Church
Mra. High
Nathaniel Macon Chapter Hosts State Regent's Honor Reception
The Nathaniel Macon chapter D 4 R of Macon hosted a reception at Mrs. Duncan Brown's home for Georgia state regent Mrs. T. C. Parker and guests Madame de Sales Mrs. Malone Wireless and Madame Teressa. Attendees enjoyed Mrs Wheless' vocal selections and tours of Paris training history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Macon
Regent's
Macon
Duncan Brown
T. C. Parker
Georgia
Representation Rules At State Conference
A state conference notice outlines chapter representation rules for Co lumbus. Regents from chapters with under two members attend. those with over fifty members may send the regent plus additional delegates per hundred members, with special guests allocated hotel access but no alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. A. Ro
Columbus
Imore
Co Tribus
Pension lists reveal early 19th century veterans
War Department records cite Henry Wise of Ma Line transferred from Dist of Columbia to Aljexhens in 1827 at age 91. Others include Wm R Chieves in Dinwiddie Co Virginia Joel Chieves in Prince George Co Va Iseharner De Graf fenreidt at Virginia Agency on Sep 4 178 Thomas Lindsay of Charlotte Go VA age 73 in 1831 Laban Lindsay NC sergeant Thomas Hightower Virginia Agency dead 1788 Maj John Lindsay Reb 2 78 died yes William Wamster Harrison Co Va age 74 David and Joh Warley living in this country James Tison NC pensioned Effingham Co Va Captain Daniel Golom Georgia pension transfer from Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wise
PLC
Dist. of Columbia
Aljexhens
Wm. R. Chieves
Dinwiddis Co
Joel Chieves
Pr. George Co. Va
Iseharner de Graffenreidt
Virginia
Thomas Lindsay
Charlotte Go
Laban Lindsay
N.C
Thomas Hightower
Maj
John Lindsay
William Wamster
Harrison Co. Va
David
Joh Warley
James Tison
N.C. Fine
Effingham Co
Daniel Golom
S. Gy
Georgia
Important Notice From State Treasurer To D A B Chapter Regents
D A B chapter regents are urged to act on a state treasurer notice. Contributions to canal projects must be sent to the state treasurer for inclusion in the state report. The notice states chapters must be excused by February 16 and mentions Mrs W O Vereen as state treasurer and A K Meultrie as Georgia organizer, dated January 11, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. BR
Verres
Treaserer
Daughters of the American Revelation
W. 0. Vereen
Geormiz
United Daughters of the Confederacy Georgia Officers List
Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy officers listed with names and cities led by State Visitor Walter D Amat in Macon and president Horbert Firant Tennilie with other regional leaders and secretary roles across Atlanta Athens Canton Savannah and Richmond from 48 Waddell Street Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Walter D. Amat
Macon
Preident
MUS
Horbert M. Firant
Tennille
Lecescarer
Shady
Samanah
Mary Edwards
Bertman
Gehialorieu
Maldued Rutherford
Athens
Sirs
Zebulon Walker
Canton
Mish
Rebecca Black Dupont
Savannah
Georgie Room
Confederaie Marcum
Richmond
Mis
Nesbitt
Waddell Street
Atlanta, Ga
Children of the Confederacy Chairman Begins 1916 Work
United Daughters of Confederacy of Georgia elects Miss Adaline Ballat as state organizer for Children of the Confederacy. She urges chapters to form C of C groups, study Reconstruction in Georgia, and enter the annual historical essay contest. She promises assistance and asks chapters to respond with support and membership blanks at one cent each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of Confederacy of Georgia
Children of the Confederacy
DLS
Georgia
C. of
Exch UD. C
Adaline Ballat
Slate C. of
U D C Chapters Report Busy January Meeting
The Robert E Kee chapter held a lively New Year meeting January 4 at Mrs J Mason s College Park home with strong attendance. Highlights included a cedar gavel gift from Mr Stiteheae to the chapter, the Lee birthday plans, music by Marian Bradley and readings by Mrs Blackshore, plus reminiscences of the Ku Klux Klan from Mrs Dalton Mitchell. Sidney Lanier Chapter also met at the Hotel Dempsey with reports on charitable work aiding nine families, wreaths for four veteran families, a planned Lee birthday observance at Wesleyan College, and a flag donation from Martha Lewis of Macon. Officers were elected for the Savannah chapter with debt reductions and by law revisions discussed, flag work urged, and plans to send warm clothing to French soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Kee
Neeling
Avanta
Jt. Lee
General Lee
Capitol
Mra. Mitchell
Marian Bradley
Robert
Blackshore
Atlanta
Dalton Mitchell
Ku Klux Klan
Sidney Warner
Sidney Wanier
U. D.C
Hotel Dempsey
Walter Grace
E. A. Porter
Signey Lanier
Wesleyan College
W. L. Pickard
Mercer Uiversity
Grace
Martha Lewis
Macon
Lewis
Walter Lamar
Georgia Division
J. A. Selden
Fed Cross
J. J. Cluiy
Bf Agenta
Shiloh Fend
Savannah
A. B. Iull
Mey
M Hull
Memorial Hall
JM. Falk
Bridgman
France
Frances
Isaac Minis
R.A. Grady
Aft
Georgia Flag Day Plans From Local Chapters
West Point Georgia news urges Daughters to plan for February 12 Georgia Flag Day fundraising for the Helen Plane Educational Endowment Fund. Mrs Trox Bankston, chairman, asks chapters to appoint committees and offer flags at 75 cents each or 10 cents per dozen, noting a missed Thomasville convention hindered pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Georgia
Helen Plane Educational Fund
Misa Lillian Estes
Macao
Thomasville
Mrs
Trox Bankston
Helen Plane
Information Wanted About John Allision
Mrs J H Stewart first vice president general U D of O Los Angeles writes regarding joining United Daughters of the Confederacy and seeks information on John Aragon grandparent who left for the front from Trenton Ga and served throughout the war with now more details from grand-uncle record attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stewart
West 25Th St
Los Angeles
California
Chisholm
Miami
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Aragon
Trenton
Notice to chairmen on endorsement and forwarding process
All chairmen must endorse and send to the president Mra F M Franklin Teonile. She will endorse and forward to the secretary, who will then reimburse the chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F
Laymen's Convention Campaign Sweeps Fifteen Southern Cities
A wave of Laymen's Missionary movement conventions rolls through fourteen southern cities starting January 19 in Houston and ending February 6 in Atlanta. The campaign features noted leaders from Furman, Cincinnati, Nashville, and Richmond, with no fund drives at sessions. Delegates from seventy-one cities participate, culminating in a national congress in Washington, D. C., April 26-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Tex
Janary
Biraingham
Gohimbia
Greenshora
Lexington
Newhvilie
Memphie
Little Rock
Ollaharma City
Woreworth
D. Clay Litt
Nashville
Laymen's Missionary Movement
Texrma
HE. M. Poteat
Furman University
Stephen J. Corey
Foreign Christian Missionary
Interdenominational Laymen's Missionary Movement
North
Asubuny
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Boston
Duluth
Minn
Rochester
N. J
Reading
Newark
Dayton
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
D.C
America
New York
United States
Hach
Charles W. Daniel
Marion Afoh
Hull
Ansley Hotel
Janes Morton
Dublin C of C Holds Interesting Meeting
Dublin C of C reports an engaging session with Adelineum chapter and Clara Stubbs auxiliary. Elizabeth Garrett played, Alda Walker read Stone Wall Jackson, and Miss Baum posed historical questions. Members heard about the Lee and Madison story, Wilson memorial, and Christian education for mountain youth. The group funded an orphanage instead of a floral tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C!s of
Dublin
Adeline Uum
Glara Stubbs
M! Baum
Zabeth Garrett
Alda Walker
Orelock
Saran Peacock
Sara Baker
Lee
Jiaeleson
Misa Baum
Frank Lawson
Eilen Wilson
T. W. Callaway
Georgia
Simé
Clara Stubbs
Summerville Plans City Waterworks
Lyerly Oc January 15 Special Summerville Chattoozas capital will have city waterworks within the next few months if plans are carried out A public meeting of citizens approved the scheme noting insurance reductions would nearly cover the cost A committee led by John B Cleghorn with A H Jainey and O J Espy was formed to hire an engineer for preliminary surveys and cost estimates.
Strickland Sells 1200 Bales Sea Island Cotton in Valdosta
Valdosta Ga January 15 Sperial A J Strickland leading sea island cotton buyer closed out another big lot yesterday selling 1200 bales to spinners. The cotton brought full market price, totaling about 130000 dollars. Strickland sold 1600 bales a few days ago, with other buyers closing out good lots as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
A. J. Strickland
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Dangerous Calomel
Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a safe vegetable liver medicine that cleanses the bowels and boosts energy, claiming calomel dangers. The ad guarantees a full refund if not effective, appeals to families, and warns of calomel’s mercury toxicity and bone damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Romans to vote on $40,000 bond issue for city buildings
Rome city commission voted to call an election on a $40,000 thirty year bond issue to complete the city auditorium and city hall. Officials said the election will likely be held in late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Srome
City Commission
Rome Negro Bound Over On Arson Charge
Rome January 15 Special State Fire Commissioner W M Foyner returned to Atlanta after investigating a fire at the Mechee cotton warehouse A former employee Bi Hardin is bound over in 3000 to Floyd superior court to answer arson charges believed to be in revenge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
W. M. Foyner
Atlanta
Mechee
Bi Hardin
Floyd Superior Lourt
Wilkes Re-elected Mayor of Meigs
Thomasville, Ga. January 16 Special Meigs held its annual election for municipal officers with M. Wilkes re-elected mayor and John Pullen Duncan Bickley as aldermen Leo Wilkes the only new member J K Boswell to serve as clerk and a marshal to be appointed by the council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Spesial
Meigs
M. Wilkes
John Pullen
Duncan Bickley
Leo Wilkes
Allermanie
J. K. Boswell
Iby the
Beautify Hair and Stop Dandruff with Danderine
Visual ad copy touts Knowlton's Dandeline for women to stop dandruff and hair loss. Promises rapid beauty boost, renewed growth, and shiny soft hair in minutes for 25 cents. Contains steps to apply a small portion for cleansing and scalp nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
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News of Woman's Patriotic Societies
Daughters OF the American Revolution
White
Twages
Arthurbert
FL Wimberly
Willem Perry
Ileney Wall
William Cracker
General Tarver
Ira Poca
Duly Fulton
John Riveritt
Willams
Joe Denson
Jones
WI Hodging
Aten Wilder
Josiah Murphy
Dawis Ear Mn
C. A. Thorpe
John S. Hurrell
T. Marrington
J. Union County
Chastain
Joan Butt
J. &. Welle Wo Anderson
Husham Hunt Laws Vanzant
J. Muenrger Gandle
James Gator
Martin England
J. Birch
Nesas Osborn
Josiah Carter
J. D. Maroney
Llonel
John Fludgins
William Matthews
John West
Sum Heddinets
Joh Norton
James Crow
Award Chastain
Upson County
Junes Persons
James Hightower
Solomon Stevens
G Eurgs Powell
Robert Cellier
Petar
Award Holloway
B. Win
Mark Jacksan
B. Jackson
B. Robinson
Jaslin A. Thnace
William Weethy
Witten
Jobo Frobinsen
Tums Slevin
James
Walker
Ienee Hunt
Or. Wambie
Jann Goods
L Mattaeus
Joan Brunsford
M. W. Stamner
Sohn Taever
J. Gooper
Thomas Nelson
Wil Jamnt
Walker County
Barlsad
T. G. McFarland
John Speachin
Aflinin
D. Ry Heaoks
Newman
Avock
Maran
Werris
Story
Robert Boyt
B. McCutchins
Targhy Dunas Lawton Black
William Flarden
James Park
John Cuiwen
Joan Wicker
Joseph BP. McCul
Walton
Charles Smith
J. Mdhols
O. Stroud
Dean Ieuaraan
Warren i Till
Jesme Jone
ONG Elit
Jonah Hale
Vin- Cant Hartaker
Pumas Nowell
AL Ww
Wrightee Aec
B. Brivge
Miuigen
Jamia Rhiaeisaon
Ware County
Smith A
Jermain
Dry Mio Toh Williams
Sanres Re
Thomas Allman
Joseph Will King
Joseph Will King, “Thomas Kor
Dames Sonex
Tilliaed
Adelina
Warera
Holomion Newsome
David Oridamghwon
Jeb Iunter
Cailen Tea
Marhington County
Irwin
John Rutherfoed
Wilaur Baie Ihe Willais
Gared Irwin
Dennankekn Reduction
Joseph Vai
Phueman Franklin
Wilkes
Heart
Willam Downs
Joby King
Nalice Biddle
Benjamin Catching
Henry Ease Wallan
John Rutherfurd
F1 Presnian
Isha Torrance
Wiliam Mons
Wil Lan Ferrell
Iain Wingfeld
John George
Yeehamin ‘Talliaterre
Thomas Waaten
An EN Burra
Joby Cacgingham
Jamenx Tate
Eiling Monre
John Walton
Hurdy Manger
Jamies Marks
T. Jeu Uelter Bo
Witmson County
Mur
Uvall
Uhiries C. Beall
Solomon Snephs
Ohn Beaver
Joan Meredion
Sumer Dusymore
Jane A. Vine Thess
Samuel Bragg
Johi Thin
Green B
Berneich Hal
Wiliam Lord
Cramwell
Anson Bail
Maier& Derkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall St
OLD Spanish Trail Association
WAR Department
United Daughters OF the Confederacy OF Georgia
Elmyr T. Park
Sidney Tanner
O. A. Park
Ernoon
A. B. Hull
Nett View
W. H. Alott
F.craxley
James #. Cain
George W. Lamar
Fred G. Wallis
LM. Falk Lkeenthing
R. A. Grady
Hugh Walker
John Allison
Rush Whitecotton
Ariz
Summerville
City Waterworks
Sea Island
Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Linton
Hectre and
Ske
Heart of
Dinatrict
Uptown Hotel
Sthc. Ars
Cei
St. Doce
Sereet
Ewar Sich
St. Stet
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