Women of Georgia urged to study public questions and tax reform
A Georgia club woman called at the state convention for women to form study classes in political science and public questions. She urged organized women to examine tax reform as a remedy to unpaid school teachers, linking child welfare to state finance and urging immediate action by 28,000 Georgia federation members and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georga
Womana Club
Ambridge
Dunsney
Julia Franklin
Tennille
Sue Almond
Eucational
Patriotis
Georgia Federation
Taughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Revolution
Mothers Congress
WCTWU
Emi
de Miracle Chemical Co
New York
Miss Tommyteigh Atkinson Visit To Raleigh and Return
Miss Tommyteigh Atkinson travels to Raleigh North Carolina to visit relatives. Hughie and children return to East Point after a three week visit in Camp Hit Alabama. Mrs Henrye wetounter at her sister’s home in East Point. Miss Mame Ade Hays comes from New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommyteigh Atkinson
Vielting
Raleigh, NC
Hughie
East Point
Henrye Wetounter
Mra
Wooa Ehannon
Local society notes from Highland area and surrounding towns
Many residents are visiting relatives and hosting guests across Georgia. Names include Mrs Paul Key, Miss Annie Hayne, Mrs WoT Grona, Mrs BoA Moore, Lucile Moore, Julien Helt, Mrs Simmors, Miss Antherine and Estelle Hughie, and J E Matthews family. Travelers visit Chicago, Rome, Conyers, East Point, Charters ton, Waynesboro, and Union.
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York and
Dlepend
Jessie Aml
Fett
Turnpike NL
Gana Fur
Mra
Paul Key
Glewaa
William Sauder
Mies
Annie Hayne
Conyers
Wot Grona
Boa Moore
Ani Geantianabler
Wiss
Lucile Moore
Palne
Julien Helt
Ot Carraizes
Notable residents and visitors across Atlanta area in brief
Master Wentey Wallace of College Park and Ja Pecovering from a few days tines. Mrs. W. B. Campbell travels to Athens to support her ill mother. Miss Nettie Caldwell released from Fisher's sanitarium to her East Point home. Mrs. FP Sims of Farmington visits East Point. Various locals, including Mr. James Styth, Mr. Paul Jock, and Miss Edith Duncan, attend reunions, visits, and trips to Brunswick, St Simons, Wrightsville, and Harbor Maine. Further entries note new birth, teaching staff change at the Atlanta Institute of Music, and plans for trips to New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentey Wallace
College Park
Campbell
Athens
W. B. Campbell
Misa Nettie Caldwell
Fisher
East Point
GW Miler
Cincinnati
FP Sims
Farmington
Joby Rolt Sima
East’ Point
CW Lampkin
Loutevitte Ky
Hof Yampkin
West End
C Paley
Frederick
Mwghumeker
Mien Ainkely Logan
Miso Rensla Smith
Savannah
Montgomery
New York
Wenster Davin
Price F Wurray
Atlantic City
Local Residents Return From Georgian Terrace Visits
Mr Stuart Howant returns to Lynch burghs after weeks at the Georgian Terrace. Miss May Grantland of Nashville returns home after several days with her aunt Mrs G Atwhlau at the Georgian Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Howant
Lynchburghs
Georgian Terrace
May Grantland
Nashville
Ainter
G Atwhlau
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Women of
Ansley
Atlanta
Fervanine
Aneles Drehistra
Ivy 1109
Spring Lane
Ales of Hoffman
Offenbach
Faust
Hofzman
Offenbach Mendelssohn Monkton, Veral
Mtarning Mor
Tram
Salta Brtes
Wwartiec Tron
Ffely
Frimil
Denlerty Ledley Sgiert
Grieg
Cavalleria Rustana
Herbert
Mars
Belo
Vanuilis
Mame Ade Hays
Ote
Helly
Henrietta Searcy
Griffin
Europe
Paris
Harrison and Wigs
Jewell Harrison
J E. Matthews
Waynesboro
Gorge Lanter
Tom Charters
DC Young
Napel
Mangum
Tot Springs Ark
Young
Mesem Lon Burdette
John Owens
Drow Widdell
Liu
Clarence Poster
Rome
Mies Mattie Za Smith
Chicago
Joe Byrd
Union
Mies Mitte Weeirow
Eo Tallapoosa
Mast Point
Vrs
LS Peacock Antehildem
Nave Vee
Mia Peacock
Florida
Nunnally
Parcels Post
Whitehall
Peachtree
The
Mieres
Lucile Atkisson
Lake City, Fla
Helen Atkisson
Harvey Andl Song
Kerri Ae
Ot Feigerm
Bily Baxter
Ot Campbellion
F. Nixon
Jon Cohran
White Sulphur Springs
Fannie Sue Hafler
Winnie Wandidw
Faget Point
Athen
Dalton Fowler
Frat M Houser
Perry
Fred Houser
Molla Phillis
Martha Philline
Misa Magric Flells
Bordon Wheeler Springs
Als
Edith Duncan
Brunswick
Aho
Eha
Walker Tarson
Isladts Dunson
St Bimons
Mary Clarke
Mien Mary Cohen
Mount Airy
Mra Smith Pickett
Ming Allaka Pickett
Nachochhea Valley
Dr W
Hikin Iwork
Hae
New
Misa Margeret McCarty
Mins
Louise Broyles
Henry Inman
Hararbor
Maine
Mire
George Nicolson
Porter King
Mitchel Jr
Melle
Dean
Wrightsville
Peachtree Rasa
Ming Marion Goldsmith
Ruth Stallings
Mary Butler
Atlantia Beach
Yoreyh N Moody
Tate Spring
Misa
Marion Goldsmith
Toxaway
Henry McClesky
Litte Rock
Mra McCleakey
Wiliam Ho Fishee
Alice May Freeman
Clntr Imont
Marie Richey
Prideau Hillis
Springfield
Mass
Fanny Lou Covert
Washington
Orme Campbell
Hel’ne Campbell
Culver
Ind
Frank Weldon
Walter Po Stanley
Leschetigky
Plana
Atlanta Institute of Muale and Oratory
Hia
Benjamin Davis Morris
Mary Kate Davidson
Towa
Davidson
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Tas
Linzville
Ain
Pauline Ancraw
Mabel Vann
Fort Worth
Texas
Hate Dunnawar
Takin ‘Rock, Ark
Hotel Ansley
Wayne Pendleton Semerl
Atlante
Frank V Vaughan
Land 'Heap Misa Wthel
LaGrange
A. ©. Vaughn
R M. A
William Elington
Armewood Avenue
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
North Broad Street
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