Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs State Officers and District Presidents
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs lists state officers and district presidents with names and cities including MRS HARVIE JORDAN in Atlanta and district leaders from Athens Rome Carterville Albany Macon and other Georgia towns. The fragmented OCR repeats titles and addresses for the organization.
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harvie Jordan
West Peachtree ‘Street
Atlanta, Ga
In Memoriam Mrs W P Pattillo of Atlanta
Tributes from Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs and friends recall Mrs Pattillo as a devoted leader and generous servant whose life and work elevated women. Messages praise her loyalty, public service, and Christian charity, noting her role in Atlanta clubs, child labor laws, and reforms. Fond memories, prayers, and resolve to honor her legacy follow her death on December 30, 1914.
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W. P. Pattillo
Atlanta
Ublic
W. DP. Pattillo
Pattillo
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Federa‘ion
Fitzpatrick
W. FL Pattillo
Georgia, Federation of Women's Days
Georgia
Mra
W.P. Pattibla
Mes
Z. J. Poelpathick
Treorgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Conte
Mone
Sally Chase Pattillo
Mrs. Pattillo
Liye
Mia Pattito
Atlanta Woman's Club
Julius Brown
City Federation of Clubs
Vorker Bullock
Grand Jury
Tulton County
Pattilo
Thdusjal
Danielaville
Cass Station
Nellie
Peters
Black
Frien
Sallie Chase -Pattillo
Gulf Atates
City Federation
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Remus Memorial Association
Christ
A. McD. Wilson
Uncle Remus Association
Eleventh District Club Progress Reports Grow in Georgia
The Eleventh district notes five new clubs joining since the last convention. Jesup Woman's club hosts second district convention in its rest room. Highlights include Adel Woman's club 48 women 20 men, Brunswick civic efforts planting 600 trees, Blackshear and Jesup clubs advancing library and park projects, and Nashville Ocilla and Saint Marys groups expanding civic activities and education efforts.
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Ionvention
Adel Woman's Club
Brunswick Civic League
Woman's Club
Ocilla
Saint George
Parent- Teachers' Association
South Georgia State Normal
Jesup Woman's Club
Carrol Opheimer
Savannah
Adel Womans’ Club
Clvb
James Ef. Colson
Brunswick
O Sat
Blackshear Improvement Club
Dights
Village Improvement Club
Taxtey
D McQuarie
Ward list for Georgia AMS officers and contributors
A garbled roster lists Georgia AMS officers and localizers including president W D Lamar first vice president H M Franklin second vice president AERULON WALKER Canton Georgia and others with titles recording secretary corresponding secretary treasurer registrar auditor historian state editor and address cues for sending contributions and certificates to Confederate Museum Mrs Re Nesbitt Mrs Troy Bankston and Mrs R Williams among locations Madison Athens Atlanta Newton and West Point with small monetary note of 15 cents each
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Life
M. A. Lipecomb
Athens
Hugh Willet
Atlanta
J. Lindeay Johnson
Rome
James Jackson
J. Ek.quley
J. E. Hays
Montezuma
W. L. Davis
Albany
Howard McCall
H. H. Merty
Pelham
Trox Bankston
West Point
W. L. Hines
Calhoun
Hubert Daniel
Griffin
Rosa Woodberry
AMS
W. D. Lamar
Macon
Vich
MNS
H. M
Franklin
Tennille
MES
Aerulon Walker
Canton
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie
Bers
J. M. Hayes
Monteamma
SSS
Mattte Shiedley
Rowe
Howard McCaill
Sol Ponce de Leon Svante
James T. Dixon
Re’ L. “Nesbitt
Waddell Street
Georgia ‘Division
Heieh
Pinnardwestons Pond
Troy Bankston
R. Willams
Newton
N. C
Death of Mrs. William Nixon Mourned by Atlanta Chapter
The Atlanta chapter U D C adopted resolutions on the death of Mrs. William Nixon nee Lona Vaughn daughter of General John Vaughn Confederate officer. Friends praise her service to the Daughters of the Confederacy and Free Kindergarten association. They cite her charity, faith, and gentleness, note her illness acceptance, and express sympathy to the family. Resolutions are to be filed and sent to the family. Signed by Miss Alice Baxter Mrs J B Mobley Mrs Jos T Derry Mrs R B Blackburn.
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Ciit
James Tackson
Bolling Jontis
Nella Pedrs Black
Alice Baxter
P. J. Regovern
Eeron i
William Nixon
Atlanta
Mra
Willam M. Nixon
William ”M. Nixon
Lona Vaughn
John ©.Vaughn
Tennessee Brigade Volunteers
Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mobley
Mors Xon
Nellie Peters
Nixon
Free Kindergarten Association
Derry
Blackburn
Patriotic Order
United Daughters of the Confederacy
U. D.C
J.B. Mobley
Jos. T. Derry
R. B. Blackburn
Atlanta Chapter Honors Mrs. Pattillo Memory in Resolutions
The Atlanta chapter mourns the loss of Mrs. Sadie Chase Pattillo, lauded as a trusted friend and leader. The notice praises her loyalty to the south, dignity, and service across organizations, and resolves to emulate her Christlike kindness while extending sympathy to her bereaved son and daughters.
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Atlanta
Sadie Chase Pattillo
Shea
Naz‘arene
South
Varied Women’s Clubs Boost Civic Work Across South Georgia
Reports from several clubs highlight progress in education libraries sanitation and community prizes. Townsends club boosts reading rooms and earnings. Quitman club expands departments and plans a new library. Valdosta’s Wymodausis Club operates five departments and gathers civic wins. South Georgia Normal Parent-Teacher group federates with an upcoming year agenda.
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S. G. Townsens
Educational Committee
School Department of Household
Saint George Woman's Club
M. A. Benjamin
Ea Eee
Woman’s
Club of
Quitman
Woman's Club of
Jeff Davis
Bach
Wymodausis Club
Valdosta
W.H. Griffin
Bloncer Federated ‘Club
Wympdausis
Parent-Teacher Association of the
South Georgia State Normal
Contest for Women Clubs defines Home for $500 prizes
By request of Miss Helen Louise Johnson, chairman of the Home Economics Department, The Pictorial Review offers $500 in prizes for the best definition of "Home." The contest aims to stimulate home economic work and is open to the federation's clubs nationwide.
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Wolal
Helen Louise Johnson
Care of
Pictorial Review
West Thirty-ninth Street
New York City
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
el Feder
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Midwinter Meeting
The executive board will hold its midwinter meeting on January 2 at 10 o'clock at the Piedmont Hotel. Mrs J. I. Fitzpatrick serves as President and Mes H. H. Merry as Corresponding Secretary.
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Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Piedmont
Fitzpatrick
Mes
H. H. Merry
Daughters of the American Revolution Officers Named
State officers for the Daughters of the American Revolution listed include Hostor Miss Felder Ray of Atlanta as assistor and Mrs Walter Scott Wilson of Savannah as host, with vice regents Mrs T C Parker of Macon and Mrs A O Harper of Athens guiding the organization from Georgia venues. The roster also names state recording secretary Mrs Howard McAll as Atlanta contact, state corresponding secretary Mrs Charles C Holt of Macon, state treasurer Mrs William M Benton of Augusta, and state historian Mrs J S Lowery of Dawson.
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Rurie Felder Ray
Atlanta
Walter Scott Wilson
B. Jones
Bavannak
T. C. Parker
Macon
A. O. Harper
Athens
W. A. Winburn
Savannah
KMRS
Howard M'Call
Charles C. Holt
William .M. Benton
Augusta
J. 8. Lowery
Dawson
Gai
Georgia State Conference Held in Atlanta Next Sunday
The Georgia state conference will be held in Atlanta from February to 12th inclusive, with the Joseph A Waber Harbersham chapter as hostess. A rich program of entertainments accompanies the business sessions, and the full official program will appear in the D A R column next Sunday. The event promises to be the largest conference in attendance and highly interesting and socially delightful.
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Georgia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Atlanta
Joseph A Wabersham
Joseph Habersham
Tribute to Mrs Cabell for DAR Work Highlighted
A Baltimore publication outlines Mrs William J D Cabell s pivotal DAR contributions including presiding over early Continental congresses and hosting national board meetings at her home It notes the honorary title of president presiding created by founder motion and her role at the 1893 World s Columbian Exposition sessions and welcomes address by Mrs Harrison
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Baltimore
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
William JD. Cabell
Benjamin Harrison
White House
National Board of Management
Cabell
Harrison
First Continental Congress
Putnam County Georgia Poem Tribute by Laura Nance Little
A dated tribute to Putnam County Georgia written by Laura Nance Little on November 11, 1914. The poem extols Putnam as a radiantly historic beacon with Hatonton rising as a bright future, praising Southern tradition, noble ancestry, and the county’s destined national influence.
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Putnam
Gem of Georgia
Laura Nance
Little
Genealogical requests and ancestral inquiries flood 18th century records
A long genealogical notice seeks information on several families including Arrell Mauston Browne and May Muston married in Philadelphia in 1749, Stadden from England near Milton, the Van Swearingen-Walker line in Maryland, De Berrette and Barbara De Barrette in Delaware, and Millers and Buffingtons with marriages in South Carolina and Georgia. It asks for Revolutionary War service, ancestral origins, and household connections, urging readers to write to Miss Lilian Prager in Fort Scott Kansas and collecting data on Joseph Perkins, Richard Stanley, and other kin.
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Arrell Mauston
de Berrette
Barbarah de Barrétte Mar van Swearingen
Castle
Del
Newather
Lilian Prager
National Avenue
Fort Scot
Kans
Officers of Congress reveal Georgia branch leaders
Georgia branch officers of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations are listed with presidents, secretaries, and district heads from Savannah to Rome. Atlanta and Elberton host vice presidents while local PTAs report rising membership and plans for grounds beautification and school improvements.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Grant Park
Wisanski
Macon
Parent-Teacher Association
Nisbet Gresham
Alexander
Winship
Aurasia
W. W. Thompson
John Milledge School
Dent
Regents urged to submit county history progress report
Important notice requests all chapter regents to have historians send statements of their historic research work and progress toward compiling a county history. A full and accurate report may be made at the state conference. Mrs. J. S. Lowrey, State Historian, Dawson, Ga.
D A R Meeting Opens Year with Regent Brooks in Charge
The Piedmont Continental chapter of the D A R held its first meeting of the year with Mrs R P Brooks as regent. Brooks greeted members asking for cooperation for a harmonious year, followed by remarks from Mrs J Darwin Carter. An original paper on Georgia's role in the start of the revolution was read, and plans formed for a permanent organization to assist teachers. grace jackson president elberta hicks secretary The 7th Street Children society held a Christmas gathering at Mrs A H Green’s home with doll dress contest won by Wilnkelle Phimber and a light supper to close the afternoon.
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Woman's Club
Douglas
J.C. Brower
City Improvement Club
Wiemian's Club
Bettler
Yoman's Club
Jesup
J. &. Brebn
Georgia
Jesup Club
Teachers’ Institute, of
Wayne
Pierce Company
W.W. Thompson
Vauban
J. C. Hoke
Oakhurst
Misa Einett Alien
North Avene Presbyterian School
North Avenue Presbyterian School
A. Ten Eyck Brown
Marion Jackson
Sarah Converse
Piedmont Continental Chapter
D. A.R
R. P. Brooks
Brooks
J. Darwin Carter
Iit
Derry
Mathers
7Th Street
Helping Hand
Happy Heart Society
A. H. Green
Richardson Street
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Nellie Paters Black
W. P. Patillo
Eugender, Heard
Middleton
Eugenia Johnson
Savana
W. C. Holt
Jere Moore
Montesuma
Mike Powell
Newnan
W. H. S. Hamilton
Decatur
Bruce Jones
Claud Irby
Kingston
W. 5. Sheppard
Madison
Dira
R EB
Tah, Ga
New York
W.P. Pattillo
Ilio
O Pattillo
Earth
God
Hamilton Douglas
Eugene
Nashville Civic'league
Jim Smith
Ocilla Woman's Club
Reason Headbreon
The
Civic League of Saint Mary's
News of Woman's Patriotic Societies
Ailanta
Paltttilo
D.C
Christ Jesus
A. Mab. Wisn
Helen Plane
W. B. Brech
Bbanner County
Isa
Hatonton
Harris
Mrs. Walter Scott
Wilson No
West Jones Street
Savannah, Ga
Jetter
Stadden
Thomas Stadden
England
Pennsylvania
Milton
Margaret
van Swearingen-Walker
Charles Walker
Ste.becca
Witzabeth
Maryland
van . Swearingen
Prince George's County
Ltizabeth
Bor
Odiental
Stanley
Richard Stanley
Halifax County
Virginia
Diana Covington
Joseph
Mary Wen Buffington
Thomas Gordon
Mary Buffington
Spartanburg County
South Carolinas
John White
Whoebe Buffington
Barrest
South Carolina
James, Wodt
Matilda’ Buffington
Thomas Friend
Fanny Buffington
Spartan Plains
Whenr Ben
Howard Friend
Wilkes County
Henry Stovall
Eliza Buffington
Columbia County
Mount Carmel
Ignacius Fen
Samuel Buffington
Mary
Collypp Ayres
Joseph Buffington
M. ML R
Wil A. P. Tk
Willie
White
South Thornton Avenue
Dalton, Gq
A. Payne
Owerd
Sutherton
Hfrs
J. K. Little
Mies
Lottie Barnes
Columbus Ga
Laura Stillwell
Elberton
Tressurer
E. Hudgins
Roger Dewar
Fifth Street
Dra
Eugene E. ‘Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Alexander Thesmar
Huntingdon Street
Herbert L._ Moon
Tifton
J. Britt David
Columbus
George Haugh
N. Boulevard
Hike
Ay. Johnson
Brewer
Eleventh Binidotbtrs. Co. B
Gowan
Brunswick, Ga
Duggan
Cochran, Ga
J.1s. Lowrey
D. A. R. Meeting
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