Georgia Women’s Club Leadership List Names Georgia Figures
Georgia. WC. T.U. names a slate of officers and members with titles in cities across the state. Mrs Lenla A. Dillard is president of Every University, Ga, with Mrs Marvin Williams as vice president and Mrs Mary Harris Armor as secretary. Other roles include corresponding secretary, recording secretary, and treasurer positions listed for Crawfordville Macon Atlanta Oxford Monroe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
WC. T.U
Lenla A. Dillard
Every University
Marvin Williams
Ponce de, Leon Avenue
Atlanta
Mary Harris Armor
Crawfordville
Julius Magath
Oxford
August Burghard
Johnson Avenue
Macon
Laula ‘Glass
Academy Street
D.'S. Aycock
Monroe
Piedmont
W. C. Ty Uy
Irwinton
Epworth Avenue
C . Atkinson
F. L. Wade
Arthur L. Stepp
Laura Waters
Naomi Hurley
A See Dent
W.C. Horton
Ninth District
T. U
Georgia Holt
Eile 'B. DeLacy
Hamilton W. C
DeLacy
Rok Caitannes
St. Waynesville
Fine Rockmart W
Bulah White Union
London
United States
Harvey
New York City
W.c. U
Ban Branciaco
Cal
Lalla A. di Jard
Emory University
Hardeman
Mary
Lizzie White
Roy A. Haynes
Hillsboro
Ohio
Lovery
America
Adel Union
Mary C. Coolper
Pean Am Wlathrope College
Rock“Mra
W. A Preston
Flower Mission and Relief Department
Flower
Mission
W. H. Préaton
Superin
Flower Mission
Brookline
Mass
Pueblo
Colo
Ruth -Ey-Condit
Pennsylvania Avenue
Englewood
Conditto
Colorado
W. C.T.U. Department of Flower Mission
Xoura
Gene Selgam
Frances Willard Memorial Unveiled at New York University
Frances Willard founder of the World’s W C T U is honored with a bronze tablet in the Hall of Fame at New York University. The ceremony drew thousands including university officials, delegates, and national W CTU leaders. The inscription praises Willard’s life as educator, philanthropist, author and organizer and notes ongoing efforts in scientific temperance instruction and memorial fund activities.
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Urs
August Burghard
Publeity
Frances E. Ee
W.C. T. U. Jeducator
Hall of Fame
New York University
Frances’ Willard
Elmer Ellsworth
Senate
University Council
L. M. DeSilva
New York State
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lea
Frances Willard
Milton
Akrainee
Hospitala
TiHnots
Plac
Atlanta Women to Lead Fourth of July Parade
Members of the Atlanta organization are asked to meet at 4 45 oclock Monday afternoon at the Piedmont Driving Club to rotate positions in the Fourth of July procession in celebration of the first Independence Day since the advent of women voting. All women past and present will participate and W C M members have been asked to carry out this plan. Officers of the union request visiting W C U members in Atlanta to join the event.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Driving Club
Sabet
Message on Endorsements and Caution in Legislation
President-General urges restraint in endorsing laws and projects. He warns against overloading endorsements, emphasizes careful scrutiny, and calls for action through proper committees to ensure beneficial, properly studied outcomes for the country.
Independence Day Observance Promoted by D A R Chapters
In Independence Day remarks the Daughters of the American Revolution emphasize a fixed anniversary and patriotic ideals. The passage endorses observing the holiday universally within the organization to honor the Revolution and promote national unity, hoping future observances grow in significance and value.
Sulgrave Manor Restored With Notable Ceremony
The historic Sulgrave manor in Northampton England hosted a high profile restoration ceremony on June 21 hosted by the Sulgrave Institution. Attendees included lord mayors of Birmingham Northampton and Banbury along with civic leaders in formal robes. Washington artifacts and a bronze bust of George Washington were presented to the mayor as part of the dedication. The event noted the long friendship between Great Britain and the United States and the restored Sulgrave manor as a symbol of that ties. The Prince of Wales, invited, did not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigting
Sulgrave Manor
Sulgrave
Nortgaumpton
England
Birmings
Northampton
Banbury
Thie
Wales
Saint James’ Palace
Don
Foster
Great Britain
United States
Ilo
Burlet
Laurence Washing
Washington
News Fons
Lration
Bulgrave Institution
Calvin~Cabridge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of ‘Labor
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Exoreis
Fragmentary Note on Aetory and Legacy
Fragmented OCR reads like a 19th century style musing on inspiration and joy. It references fathers, freedom, and a distant figure named Jorefatherm, with mentions of a 109 fee measure and a vague paternal or religious tone.
Georgia Daughters honor American Revolution volumes
The 23rd annual convention of the Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution commends the Preservation Bureau’s work in collecting genealogical and military records for American families. A yearbook presentation of new volumes is praised for permanent filing with the librarian for all members. Decatur Social News reports local social events and gatherings, including bridge parties, visits, and upcoming trips, with numerous names and affiliations noted.
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Libras
Georgia
DapEheers Revolution
Andoe
Valorie Rifles
Rerben
American Havron
Bureau
T .E Aima
Daughters of the American
Bureau of Y Military
Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution
Aata
Ubrarian
Max
Land
Mary Julius Talmadge
Don’t squander your past naming streets for heroes
Mattie B. Sheibley argues for preserving southern history by naming streets and boulevards after Confederate heroes and promoting this via public advertising. She cites Jefferson Davis Highway and urges chapters to influence civic naming to educate southern youth about history.
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Owen
Namie
Cami
Wessaw
Mattie B. Sheibley
Georgia summer resorts and historic sites calendar
The calendar for July and August highlights Georgia's summer resorts and regional history. It lists Indian Springs, Toccoa, Naconchee and Rabun Gap items, with readings like Toccoa the Beautiful by State Poet Laureate and Frances history notes. Activities include Americanization, Better Films, and dormitory fund contributions in Athens, with appeals to Mrs. Preston Airkwright.
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Georgia
Indian Springs
Naconchee
Tallah
Toccoa
Frances
Georgia PTA Names Officers Across Cities
Charles P Ozburn of Atlanta is president with Mrs Charles Goodman recording secretary and Mrs 2 V Peterson corresponding secretary. John Glenn treasurer of Decatur and Mrs J B Hut top auditor in Savannah. John W Rochett historian and others named in Atlanta.
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Charles P. Ozburn
Atlanta
Charles Goodman
2. V. Peterson
John Glenn
Decatur
J. B. Huttop
Savannah
John W. Rochett
Fourth of July Citizenship Celebration Proclaimed
Mrs Charles P Ozburn president of the State Parent-Teacher association announces a citizenship celebration to be held at Piedmont Park near Piedmont Driving Club. The National Federation of Women's clubs requests nationwide participation with women in simple white dresses and no hats at 4 45 Monday afternoon. The event will involve Fulton DeKalb and nearby counties with cooperation from the Atlanta Woman's club to honor true citizenship and suffrage privileges.
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Mra
Charlies P. Ozburn
Parent-Teacher Association
Janes
Atlantic
Fulter
DeKalb
Gna
National Federation ‘of Women's Clubs
Atlanta
Fulton
Piedmont Park
Piedmont Driving Club
Fourteen Regional Districts Form Under New By Laws
The National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations plan fourteen regional districts once charter extension is granted by Congress. Each district will have a director elected at regional conferences and by the national board, enabling closer state and local contact and a more efficient parent teacher effort nationwide. Georgia Alabama and Florida likely form a southern district while Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia form another. Florida’s state branch was organized last year under Mrs. H. S. Doster of Prattville, and the Alabama branch formed under former president Birs. Schott.
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National Congress
Congress
United States
National
Pérént-Teacher Association
Todeher
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginie
North
South Carolina
Birs
Rederic Schott
Congress of Mothers and
Orzaniza
H. S. Doster
J. Prattville
Powers School Mothers and Teachers as Citizens
Virgil Powers School describes a young but active Parent Teacher Association. The group runs a saving system for pupils with over a thousand dollars saved in seven months, offers incentives such as goldfish and a basketball, hosts speaker Mrs Horace Chase on mothers as voters, uses a stereophon machine and slides funded by fundraisers, promotes milk for lunch, and provided dinners, clothes, and books to needy families. The PTA has 37 active members aligned with state and national associations, signed by Mrs W D Argo, president.
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Georgia
Horace Chase
Mra
Louisville Parent-Teacher Association Plans Opening Barbecue
The Louisville Parent-Teacher Association announces a barbecue to mark the opening of a new consolidated building in September. A big membership drive will follow, with Mrs Charles P Lose Burn invited to visit and address the group.
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Louisville
Parent-Teacher Association
Miembera
Charles "Plose"burn
State Association
Koutavilie
Bamey Io
Pres R. Sinanefield
Te Beathes
Seer
Jar Philips
Meeting notice for Siret Methodist Church Society
The Missionary Society of Siret Methodist Church will hold its regular meeting on Monday afternoon in July. The session will review day activities and report on past work.
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Missionary Society
Bonday'aternoon
Knoxville Artists Exhibit Paintings In Atlanta
Knoxville artists J. Dodamead and W. S. Barbour display landscapes at Goodhart Tompkins on Peachtree Street in Atlanta. The exhibit, in the last booth, offers broad colorful scenes, with Dodamead’s valley brook image highlighted. most works are for sale to broaden regional art appreciation and collections.
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Knoxville
Goodhart-Tompkins Company
Peachtree Street
A. Vincent
Atlanta
J. &. Dodamead
W.S. Barbour
TaGuntala
Paal
Wors
Misa Gertrude
Bues
South
America
Gale
Picnic Postponed Due to Mrs L Cathe President Illness
Picnics delayed until Wednesday August for Rev and Mrs Norton. Rev J and Mrs Charlie Dallas away. Decrtur entertained at dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Rev and Mrs C A Norton and Mi Mi Sco 5 ib oF.
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Picziic
Mra
Fire
Foster
Norton
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World’s. W.C.T.U
Frances E. Willard
Lord Macaulay
John Wesley
Frances. Willard
the &T Paul
W. C
Kosten
Georgia Woman'a Christian Temperance Union J
W. C. Sibley
Augusta
Department of Socientific Temperance Instruction
Mary H. Hunt
C. T
U. Prise
Phillip Grocks
T. A
Man
Clyde Wills
Greensboro
Elizabeth Owens Middleton
Kansas City
Winders Exeay
Wilder
Jug Tavern
Brandon
Indér
W. OF
Winder
Wemer
W. C. Horton
We ‘Halley
Barvard
A. Camp
Edgar de la Pierriré
Paul Roberts
of- Ee
Temperance Legion
Tve
W. B. Motante de
PB. Cash
I N Winder
Emory
Avwrisda
Aunder
Pean Jie Donal
MHL
Loutza
Apie
Willie Mae Holloway
Miss Sarah
Je! Htoberts
Harold Starr
J. L. Hill
Deanis Beddingfield
Ruby Jordan
Willa
U. S. Training Corps
Camp Asheville, N.C
Susanna Cocroft
T. W. Bickett
Southeastern Division
Elizabeth Grimball
N.Y. C
Swannanoa River
Asheville
U. S. Training Corps Camp Care Board OF Trade
Asheville, N. C
Walton Reeves
Deveraux Rice
Rosebud Bailey
Daughters’ of the
Mos
Law
Stros
Ag Ve
Moultrie
de de Yuuer Cuvaay
G. Bulloch
Calumbun
Wing Fepistrar
Bins
J. I Walker
Waycrou
Ole
Ange
Tremes
Ioh
Teaiatae Ion Thay
Jarga— Arne’ Rogers Minor
Washington Arms
Misa Sarah Newsome
Tom Campbell
Lasnett Gards
P. HL Jeter
Lute Hynnlent
John Goxp
Jennie
Jennie+ Finley
Terrell
Curtis ‘Thompson
Boyd Sutton
Hugh Trott
Hoy Jones
Broughton Branch
G. H. Christie
John Les~gaure
Calhoun
Guy Webb
John -Glasn
Ism. Alden
Chas
Weekes
Geo, Watta
Ty G.canningham
John Montgomery
Meg Ged Jones
iMiss Nell Candler
Henry Barthman
Armand
Henides
Abel Wil
New
Marehall George
West Side Bridge Club
Rte
Archibald ‘Wa
Five Hundred
Eugene Hicke
Clairmont Avenue
Bridge Club
Montgomery
B.h.biggers
Columbus
i@horston Hatcher
Stone
Clayton
Hale
Alexander
Thomasville
Hooper Alexander
Guia
W. A. Towers
Rome
Boswell
Madidon
J. W.montgomery
BE. Chambers
Tor
Jacksonville
Wiley Ansley
Ormewood Park
Mamie Gene Cole
Columbia University
World Christian Endeavor
New York
Midge Bul- Teck
Brooklyn
Carolyn, McMullan
Newnan
It. J. Allen
B. G Cornathan
Milfred, McGibony
Paul Diemuke
Ceater’s Old Mill
J. W. Doster
Fannie Trotter
Dudley Jonce
Byron
Doster
Lawrenceville
Ned
Caroling Hansell
Carteraville
C. B. Bidwell
Abne-Boptecon
Ef, Fincher
A. Keysor
Delaware Avenue
In -Hondr ‘Og
Carl Minor
Jack
R Nor
Ro ‘W. Bentenrelter
Enter- Ormewood
Hants
Butt
Griffith
Enrico Lehi Beiizabeth
Daughters of the Confederacy
P.T.A
Ional
Virgil Powers
Louisvillé. Association
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