Thomasville Campfire Girls Organize in 1912 at Arbor Day Event
The Thomasville Campfire Girls, founded September 1912, promoted enthusiasm, won contests, and federated state and national rings. They divided into three fires Valerie Throntteska and Awaken led by Mrs Scott Hunter guardian Miss Tessie Watt attended state federation. They celebrated Arbor Day with tree planting, poetry readings, and a Red Cross seal drive raising more seals than ever before.
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Tamasville
United States
Val Herie
Scott Hunter
Tessie Watt
State Federation of Clubs
Cuthbert
Thomasville
Wits
Young Mens Christian Association
America
Wit Mallett
Minx Mitchell
FM Coa
Thomasile
Red Cross
Mens Christian
SG Iation Mint
Heners
Beada
Taftes
Bseame
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Executive Board Sets Quarterly Meetings for Georgia Federation
The Georgia federation outlines a new quarterly schedule starting 1914 with the first meeting on January 22. An all day conference will be held at the Georgia Hotel to elect officers, review federation work, and publish a full list of the sixty executive board members and district chairs to strengthen reader contact and personal involvement.
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Georgia Federation
Tresentin
Camp-Fire Girls Report from Thomasville 1912 13
The Campfire girls, an inter national group, organize local campfires to promote home ideals through outdoor life and community service. In Thomasville, the group formed in October 1912 and federated in March 1913 with about forty members, planning ceremonies, ranks, bead emblems, and a future grand council fire.
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Thomasville
Campfire Girls
Sie
Piris
Daughters of the American Revolution Leaders Named
List of officers for the Daughters of the American Revolution including state officers, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer with names and addresses in Georgia. Notable roles include State Hoitor and Assistant Hottore along with local officers in Columbus Savannah Atlanta Augusta Montezuma and Renton.
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Harrison
Fourteenth St
Columbus Ga
Mhh
Waltde Scott Wilson
Savannah Ga
A W Forte
Peachtres
Mitch Oacar
Mkenzif
Montezuma
Howard H McAll
Ponce de Leon Ave
Atlanta Ga
MRA
Whltram
Nelson Renton
Augusta Ge
United Daughters of the Confederacy Officers Named in Georgia
A fragmented OCR list items several Georgia units of the United Daughters of the Confederacy with roles and names. It includes vice presidents, secretaries, and officers across Macon Atlanta Athens and surrounding areas in Georgia.
Credential Committee Seeks Correct List of Members
The Credential Committee requests that the chapter treasurer provide a corrected list of all members including those paid and unpaid for 1913 dues. Delegates and alternates must be elected by March and sent to the committee chair by March 18, with eligibility tied to good standing with chapter and national society.
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Teasurer
National Society
Continental Congress
Congress
Blarch
Olive Powell Ransdell Charmin
Ord R Natvonal Board
Call to Chapter Historians Urges Local Research Efforts
The Ta chapter historian system forms the basis of representation in the National Committee on Historical Research and Preservation. Chapter historians collect and forward genealogical, biographical, and archival data to the historian general, urging localities to build indexes of wills, marriages, and deeds, and to preserve tombstone records for national collection.
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Chapter Reports from the Americus and Wit ham Marsh Chapters
Carnival of Gaiety in Americus inspires members as Mrs Foster visits and discusses revolutionary topics. At William Marsh Chapter, plans include inviting the state regent and arranging a country store during court week in February. Notices urge prompt reports to state officers and conference preparation.
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Witham Marsh
Misa
Sarah Hackney
Foster
Apul
A 'R ‘Fortune
Macon
Irwin Holiman
Mixa
Nannie Warthen
A Woman Astronomer Moss Annie Leads Star Cataloging
Moss Annie of the area renowned as the most distinguished woman astronomical worker worldwide has catalogued star plates for the Harvard Observatory. Her work aims to identify star names and chart their positions and motions. she is noted as Delaware born and highly anticipated by leading astronomers. Mrs Watkins’ secretary position is to be filled, Mrs Napier departs for Washington, D C for six months. Arbor day observances saw trees planted at churches and schools, with the Wil lam Walsh tree at the rest home named for a prominent contributor.
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Moss Annie
Harvard Choonomical Observators
Moss
Lelaware
Watkins
Mra Napier
Washington D Co
Civi League and Daughters of Confederacy
Willam Walsh
Jhssid
Interesting Communication To Chapters From Mrs. Lamar
Mrs Lamar urges Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia chapters to continue fundraising for multiple state projects. She notes completed funds for Rabun Gap memorials and Petersburg War memorials, praises work for the Georgia room at the Richmond Museum, and calls for renewed educational support, scholarships, and historical programs. She requests chapters remit dues, tax payments, and support for the Hall of Fame project and Crawfordville educational initiatives, stressing urgency and unity.
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Rabun
China
Blanford
Georgia
Petersburg
Wire Monument
Pug Fund
Te Weorgia
Gar
Ofttimes
Fta
Georgia room at Richmond endowment drive traced in meeting notes
The Georgia room at Richmond is highlighted in a Georgia conference report as a key relic vault for Confederate artifacts. Members discuss a $200 endowment fund and a 35 cent monthly assessment, urging swift action to complete funding within the year.
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Pellow
UDC
Moultrie
Richmond
Witero Gomery
Joseph Hrgan
Old Editor Sends Heartfelt Greetings to Successor
The veteran editor welcomes the new editor with fond memories of mahogany chairs and battle’s memories. She recalls years of service, the comfort of old routines, and gratitude for the kindness of chapters. She urges united effort to fulfill future United Daughters of the Confederacy goals.
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Ditor
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Geosin
United Daughter of the Confederacy
Barnesville Chapter Hosts Splendid Winter Meeting
The Barnesville chapter held a well attended January meeting with Mrs W Smith president praising the increased attendance and optimism for the chapter. Guests were entertained by Mrs Murphy and Miss Ruth Ret, with musical selections and reports on organization history and future plans.
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Resula
Teese Warphy
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A Yea
Ae Span i
Wisedom
Lopr Wiss Eilan Mitchell
Murphy
Ruth
Grace Neely
Feeves
Walter Db Lamar
Reeves
Lamar
Barneside
Stat
Ms Pealdck
I W Ruevesee
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