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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1921

Page

19

Birthday of Citizenship Observances Spread Nationally

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs promotes the Birthday of Citizenship with outdoor, community wide events led by Mrs. Pennybacker. In Massachusetts and Georgia, state and local clubs organize programs to emphasize citizen duties, rights, and democratic ideals, with Atlanta staging a large Piedmont Park observance inviting all residents.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs Nly General Federation Department of American Citizenship Percy ¥. Pennybacker United States Amarea America John J. Mahoney Massachusetts Georgia Alonzo Richardson Atlanta Woman’s Club Piedmont Park

State Legislative Committee Holds Important Meeting

The Legislative Council led by Mrs. Robert L. Berner of Macon convened Friday at the Atlanta Woman's Club. The council, formed on plans of Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs, includes D A R, United Daughters of the Confederacy, League of Women Voters and others. It promotes passage of endorsed bills, avoids citing unendorsed measures, and notes major endorsements for temperance, education, and civil rights bills. Mrs. Berner will coordinate bills and form committees to prevent overlapping among state organizations.

Legislative Council Robert L. Berner Macon Atlanta Woman's Club James E. Hays Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs State Federation of Women’s Clubs Daughters of American Revolution United Daughters of the Confederacy League of ‘Women _ Voters King's Daughters Parent-Teacher’ Association Promining Christian Temperance Union Business and Professional Woman's League Bert L. Berner Macan Eliot Cheatham Howard McCall John K. Ottley James E. Bays Montezuma Walter Purdum Sparta Price Gilbert Oscar McKenzie Max Land Cordele Sheppard W. Foster John M. Graham Marietta Frank Harrold Americus Hughes McFadden Frank McIntyre Savannah Alonzo Richardson C. P. Ozburn W. A. Maddox Federation of Women’s Clubs D. AR U. D T U King's Daughters and Parent- Teachers Association Woman's Christian Temperance Union League of Women Voters Federation of Clubs W. C. TU Business and Professional Women Federation of Women's Clubs King’s Daughters Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs Daughters of the American Revolution Soldiers and Sailors of Georgia Children’s Code Commission

Social Service Bureau Explained to Georgia Clubs

Mrs. J H Schermerhorn outlines a new social service bureau within the General Federation. Georgia clubs urged to register volunteers to aid Red Cross, YWCA, YMCA, and public welfare. Emphasizes records, publicity, and liaison with state boards to inspire efficient community welfare work.

Red Cross W.C. A M. C. A. Rocial Welfare, Anti- Tuberculosis Association Travelers’ Aid Georgia Woman's Clubs

Kirkwood Civic League Chartered In Fifth District

The Kirkwood Civic League has received its charter becoming an Incorporated Institution. Officers elected for the coming year include A. Branham as president, Mrs. Joseph Hall Smith as first vice president, Ww. Whiserant as second, Mrs. W. Camp as secretary, Mrs. J. W. Templeman as treasurer, with section vice presidents for northeast northwest southeast and southwest. Retiring president Mrs. Kate Graan Hess thanked members for two years of support. Frances Duke received five dollars in gold for writing the bass composition titled Kirk.

Kirkwood Civic League Birs A. I. Branham Joseph Hall Smith Ww. Whiserant W. Camp Tressurer J.W. Templeman W. Bowen R. 5. Bell J. I. Murphy Willam E. Sanders Kate Graan Hess Frances Duke Kirk Columbus Club Students’ Club of Columbus Atate State Federation America Sir Philip Gibbs W. L. George Maurice Howlett I. A. BR. Wykes Ethel Sedgwick Anderson Noxo Spanah Blancy Stanez Selma Lagerlof Kenet Hamsun Nobel Q. Henry Annie Belle Redd Groover Dupont Kirven E._H. Shims W. L. Cooke B.S. Miller Ed Bryan James Callaway Danny Ticknor J. J. Gilbert Louisa Duskin Albert Shepherd Lula Moore Barschall Andrews Dudley Chipley George Burrus R. B. Daniel Edwina Wood C. x. Full George Cox Mra Dimon Misa Faber Nell Frederick Lillian Griffith C. I. Groover B. Hatcher Mary Johnson Henrietta Lange E. J

Forestry Congress Delegates Named By President Hays

John Holmes secretary to the Southern Forestry Congress asks for ten Georgia federation reps to Atlanta meeting in July 2022. Mrs J E Hays lists appointees including Dillon Augusta Lane Washington Wylis Atlanta Baxter Atlanta Graham Marietta Aderhold College Park Calloway Columbus Kittrall Dubin Park Metter Peer Broxton Done Homerville Underwood Vienna Stark Commerce Sum aerour Norcross.

South John §. Holmes Southern Forestry Congress Atlanta J. E. Hays Dent Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Georgia Committee of the Congress Holmes Georgia Federation of the Congress Hays Julia Lester Dillon Augusta Annie Lane Washington Lolda Belle Wylis Alice Baxter R. Leakin Savannah Kate Green Hess Kirkwood John M. Graham Marietta

Columbus Club Year Book Promotes Writers of Today

The Columbus Students' club issues a year book with programs on Writers of Today and related topics. It lists speakers, topics from literature in changing age to authors like Lagerlöf and Hamlin, and various committees. The club updates officers, committees, and members and notes a new cook book with good sales.

Buckeye Woman's Club Finalizes Year in Atlanta

The Buckeye Woman's club of Ohio women in Georgia held its last meeting of the year on June 28 at Mrs. B. R. Lowry’s home in Atlanta. President Mrs. Edwin N. Helbig led discussions on next year’s plans, noted 14 new members since September, and highlighted educational and philanthropic work including garments for Atlanta institutions and support for the Tallulah federation school. The next meeting, President's Day, is set for September. July and August will feature rummage sales chaired by Mrs. Gotelpelch and Mrs. Helbig, with all-day sewings paused.

General Federation Thomas G. Winter Volunteer Social Service Bureau J. H. Schermerhorn New Jersey Howard McCall Georgia J. EB. Haya McCall Mra. McCall Bu-Rean Social Service State Board of Public Welfare Federation Women of the Federation Bureau of Public Warfare Buckeye Woman's Club B. R. Lowry Lee Street Edwin N. Helbig Ohio Atlanta Federation School Tallulah Gertrude Johnson Broman Lown Fort Meherson Qotepelch Mre. Helbig Ture

Miss Mildred Swan Earns Honor Mention in History Essay

In Wood's History, Miss Mildred Swan wrote the next best and received honorable mention. Mrs. Joseph Hall Smith again won the roving cup for the best work done in the sections.

Women's Conservation Work Outlined by Mrs Daniel

A detailed outline by Mrs. Robert T. Daniel urges active women in conservation ahead of the Southern Forestry Congress in Atlanta July 2022. She argues resources determine prosperity and war outcomes, calls for divisions in geology entomology forestry land and water engineering and birds and flowers, and stresses conserving forests waterways and air.

R. T. Daniel Southern Forestry Congress Atlanta Robert T. Daniel National ‘Resources City Federation of Women's Clubs Tt ML Best Buasy Matitute Harvard University Forestry Land and Wito Maeterlick Beca

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Still Helps Women

A collection of testimonials from Chicago and Burlington praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles that once led to operations. Women report relief, regained mobility, and ability to return to daily work after long doctor visits suggested surgery. The letter invites readers to request the private medical guide from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.

Chicago Lydia B .Pinkham Mia. E. . Haydock St. Lawerence Ave Vermont Lydia H.R. Sharon Apple Point Farm Burlington Lydia EB Lydia E. Pinkham

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