Firing Line Notes Highlight Augusta Visitors And Trade
Augusta based industry and tobacco trade figures appear in a column of Firing Line notes. Diemmer of Augusta now works with Wal-Cott Ginger Ale and visits his old home while John Silvey & Co. reporters and sales staff frequent the scene. Various district sales reps and office staff from Cap City Tobacco, National Biscuit, Ha vana American, and John Deere Plow Co. race to dinners and trips, with travel to Savannah Baltimore and Birmingham noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Diemmer
Augusta
Capital’ City Tobacco Company
Mr. Diemmer
Wal-Cott Giner Ale Company
W. F. Cutling
Jocal
National Biscuit Company
Block Co. Welcomes Mr Jackson to New Travel Duties
F. E. Block Co. announces that Mr. Jackson begins his new duties with the firm Monday morning. He has long traveled for a major wholesale dry foods house and is well known to buyers in the south. He will cover his former territory in southwest Georgia and parts of Alabama for the Block company. Friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Patterson
Theinelig Cigarettes
United States
C.H. S
Jenn Sloan
St. Richards Company
Alabama
John
Richards Force
RR Jackson
Jackson
Frank E Block Company
South
Georgia
Block Company
Plac
Aragon League led by Sewell with lively finish
Aragon league weekly results show Warren Sewell as leading er man ahead of city man M M Stanaland. The Robinson company bars enjoyed a strong week with many players finishing high in the standings. Final order includes Sewell Stanaland Smith Jones Troy Smith Sewell Crawford Harris etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren “Perfect
Sewell
M. M. Stanaland
Robinson Company
W. EB. Sewell
MM. Stanaband
C. A. Smith
W. 3. Jones
T. Troy
KL. Smith
J. H. McKingen
Rose Tips Cigarette Promises Luxury and Quality
Big demand highlights Themelis Rose Tips cigarettes with Ameri can Beauty rose Petal blend. Sales manager J Patterson notes rapid national reputation since market launch weeks ago. Experts sourced Turkish tobacco, cured in Themelis warehouses, then blended for a luxury, not quantity driven product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Patterson
Turkey
Themelis Sanitary
Gideons Hold Delegates Meeting At Ansley Hotel
Gideons meet this afternoon in parlor Mi at 240 Ansley hotel led by A P F Todd. Atlanta camp to send delegates to the national convention in Des Moines Iowa July 22 to 25. Delegates include M F Allen C W Hatcher Aikens W Hardin Captain W A H Phelps and K H Burge. Also notes Sara Wood editor visited Athens Herald staff in Athens and E L Adams family visited Jackson Ga for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideons
Ansley Hotel
A. P F. Todd
Parlor Mi
Atlanta
Des Moines
Iowa
M. F. Allen
C. W. Hatcher
Aikens
W. Hardin
W. A. H. Phelps
K. H. Burge
Summer Pastimes and Gardens Inspire Georgia Club Women
The Summer Pastimes column notes club meetings pause from October to June as members plan for next year. It highlights summer reading and garden activities, the joy of flowers and trees, and the restorative power of nature, pairing nature with verses and quiet contemplation. It describes garden scenes, a mockingbird nest, blooming fruit trees, and the uplifting mood of outdoor life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah
The Question of Food in The American Club Woman
Mrs Edward Hooke president of the International Pure Milk and Food league argues the great housewife task is intelligent nutrition. She urges education on balanced diets, avoidance of adulterated foods, and choosing manufacturer labels. She notes cooking quality, presentation, and affordable nutrition improve health and household economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Club
International Pure Milk and Food League
Edward Hooke
United States
Liebig
Department of Agriculture
Aesthetic Value of Good Roads Shown Along Roadsides
The article argues improved highways enhance home appearance and residents’ self-respect. It notes mud at doorways contrasts with cleaner roads, and highway improvement awakens appreciation for local flora. It urges decorating routes with indigenous shrubs and trees to beautify borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
State club women push welfare, education projects
A Missouri state bulletin promotes home sewing in schools and a new Kansas child hygiene book for mothers. Tennessee clubs reelect Mrs Denney to lead projects, Arkansas clubs form youth groups, and Texas funds support welfare work. Nevada and Virginia discuss civic study and rural school improvements, with Florida focusing on legislative work and girls programs. Plattsboro plans expanded supervised playgrounds. clubs funded luncheons and playgrounds last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Texas Club
Clvic
Nevada Club
Willion Club
W. Bb. Andrews
General Federation
Virginia
Women's Clubs
Margaret Wilson
Vicglnia Federation
Helen Cummings
W. S. Jennings
Florida
Club Women of
Shio
Women's Club
Child Welfare Department
State Board of Charities
Plattsboro
Yo Thets
Agriculture and Rural Life Day Observed in Georgia
Georgia marks Agriculture and Rural Life Day with emphasis on farming, animal care, and rural virtues. Commissioner Claxon endorses a new education bureau bulletin of ready to use programs, praising its completeness for schools and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Athens
Claxson
Bureau of Education
Back Yard Gardens Highlight Macon Spring Civic Effort
Georgia city promotes home garden movement with lawn and yard contests. Prizes include bulbs plants and a picture. districts awarded by photographers. Macon ladies cultivate spaces, blend social life with civic work, and welcome guests in rear yards amid bridge and tea gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia
Back Yard
Macon Telegraph
D.C
Home Garden Calendar for the Young Folks
Weeklong chores urge youths to tend lawns and gardens. Daily tasks include mowing on Monday, weeding on Tuesday, selling surplus crops with caution, and watering to protect greenery. Friday urges hoeing and thinning roots, while Saturday recommends spraying tomatoes and discarding rotten fruit. Sunday notes passersby and sidewalk litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane
Whitehall Street
Letter Box For Little Gardeners Teaches Seed, Prize Talk
Dear Misa Mathews and Miss Mathews readers discuss growing onions radishes and tomatoes and winning prizes. Notes urge pulling up ripe fruit and replanting seed experiments in Atlanta Georgia while a reader asks about the Home Garden movement and engraving a name on a cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mathews
Orvie Nell Echols
Atlanta
Miss Mathews
New York
Constitution
Lolis Brooks
Ratter
Nate
Federation Notes Reflect Georgia Federation Efforts
The Georgia Federation endorses educated and directed women to influence legislation beyond Capitol lobbying. Monroe citizens donated 1000 dollars for a new women’s club house while the student aid endowment nears 16000 dollars with under 500 to raise. A kindergarten in grammar schools could shorten the course from eight to six years. The Savannah Federation requests dictate the annual meeting for November 2 4. Mrs J I Downey of Ga in e ville becomes ninth district president succeeding Mrs J B Shippen. The federation has 272 clubs in membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenna
Georgia Federation
Monroe
J. IL. Downey
Galneaville
J .B. Shippen
Footpath of Peace and farm life guidance by Grover Van Dike
A fragmentary 1910 era excerpt presents Edwin Grover and Henry Van Dyke extolling virtue. It champions dignity in work, balance between labor and play, and the joy of nature, urging self reliance, honesty, kindness, and reverence for God and the outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alor
Edwin Olggod Grover
Hfe
Christ
Henry van Dike
Daughters of the American Revolution Officials Listed
Daughters of the American Revolution name state officers including State Regent Parker of Macon Georgia State Vice Regent Sinden Savannah and Secretary Howard with a sale commanding secretary Mrs Trarles Chplt in Macon and state treasurer Mey Woreen in Macon while Historian Mrs J Lowery is listed at Dawson Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Z. ¥. Fitspatrick
Thomasville
J. E Hays
Montesuma
Mra
W. L. Davie
Albany
Howard McCall
Atlanta
H. H. Merry
Palham
Mre
Trox Bankston
Weat Point
W. L. Hines
Calhoun
General Federation
Robert Daniel
Griffin
Mias Roya Woodberry
Ruby Felder Ray
Aulante
Genenlngtent
Trarles
Macon
Trenmier
Maule
J. Lowery
Dawson
State Historian Recites D A R Facts for Georgia
The state historian provides historic D A R details including organization date and place August 9 1890 at Langham hotel Washington DC. founders Mya E Walworth Mary Desha Eugenia Washington. first president Mrs Benjamin Harrison. first chapter Chicago March 20 1891 led by Mrs Frank Osborn. New York 1854. Atlanta 1881 April 15. Georgia chapters 6 by 1915. 1534 members in Georgia at 1915 conference. insignia designer George Brown Goode. colors white and blue from Washingtons staff. insignia worn on left breast when desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya. E. Walworth
Mary Desha
Eugenia Washington
Benjamin Morrison
Harrison
Chicago
Frank Osborn
Atlanta
New York
New York City
Washington
D. A
Georgia
Genealogical notes and family sketches from old records
Genealogical queries and biographical snippets from Beaufort Halifax and surrounding counties. Mentions Odeon family with Elizabeth, Rebecca, Frances, Mary, relatives Barrow Campbell and Campbell kin. References to John Myrick, Cheves, Hightower, Corprew line, Martins and Rudolphs with Revolutionary era links and colonial militiamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort County
North Carolina
Charles Odeon
Rebecca
Chaldren
Elizabeth
Frances
Mary
Richard Odeon
Barrow
Exra
J. Barrow
John Odeon
Sarah Adams
Anne Woodward
John Harvey
Edith Campbell
Odeon
James
John Campbell
Campbell
Hannah Dunbar
Andrew McDonack
Wm. Campbell
Rebeckah Odeon
Sarah Howard
Joh Alderson
Elizabeth Odeon
Antony Whery
Sarah Fianikin
John Smaw
Sarah Cording
Lornelle Barrow
Nancy
Colonel Barrow
Sally
Hannah Smaw
Mary Mills
Elzabeth
Mary Corprew
Ann Boyd
Charles
Richard
John
William
Robert
Thomas
Elizabeth Barrow
William Barrow
Jordan Perry
Pleasant
Jordan
Abner Perry
Revolutio
Winborne
Ifertford County
Halifax County
John Myrick
Thomas Cheves
Grief Carroll
Robert Hightower
Thomas Corprew
Bunscombe
Corprew
Mary Buncombe
Sutton
C. Hooklet
Lower Norfolk
Antiqquary
John Corprew
Sarah Smith
Norfolk County
Pennsylvania
New Jeresey
Preston
Ginia
Preston County
West Virginia
Whitsell
Martins
David Martin
Welland I
John Nicholas Martin
South Carolina
George
Adam
Abraham
Samuel
Jacob
Hilla
Mary von DerBure
Rheefield
D. C
Rudolph
Michael Rudolph
Les'a Corps
New Jersey
Portsmouth
Georgetown
S&c
Chalkler
Frederick County
Virginia
John Miller
Nergeant
Joseph Pierce
John Cooper
Thomas Price
Ghink
Samuel Samplest
Evang Shekley
Fincastle County
Henry Fleete
Rapnahannock County
John Wier
William Cooper
Great Britain
France
James Cooper
Whilam Reid
Histavan
Independence Day Observed by John Benning Chapter DAR Moultrie
The John Benning chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Moultrie observed Independence Day with a ceremony outside the court house square. A band performance opened the program, followed by a procession of soldiers in a reenactment of battle sounds. Twenty five young ladies in white sang America as W C Vereen MC'd the event and Thad Adams offered a brief speech. The Dawn performed several selections ending with The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benning
Daughtera of the
Moultrie
House Square
Jameson
America
W. C. Vereen
Thad Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Silvay & Co
W. M. Hyatt
Hanks Whiteman
D. M. Braswell
P Fr Jester
G. W. Hughes
J. H W. Hurt
J. R. Thornton
F. Harrison
S. P. Richards
Earl W. Bentley
All Star Manufacturing Company
Alek
Birmingham
W. al Stentz
John Deere Plow Company
Chattanooga
A. D. Thonogon
W. C. Tennent
Hirahberg Viring Ners
B. Gamble
John Deere Plow v Company
Sarah Varnon
AIT Star Manufacturing Company
Riddick
North Georgia
John Deere Ptow Company
Merchants’ Association
H. T. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
F. E. Block Co
The
Aragon” League
Sara, Wood
Athens Herald
E. L Adams
Mr. Adams
Capital City Tobacco Co
Atlanta, Ga
N. Hirsch
C. H. Ss. and Mary
Marietta Street
S. P. Richards CO
Atlanta Coffee Mills Company
Yackers
Eureka
Ball’s Mason Fruit
E.L. Adams CO
Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harvie Jordan
Monticello, Ga
Directora For Life
J. Lindsay Johnson
Roma Mus Jamma
Tapscomb
Athena
Hugh Willet
J. K. Ottley
H. H. Tift
Tifton
Nellin Peters Black
W. P. Fatiluo
Eugene B. Heard
Misa Eugenia Johnson
W. C. Holt
Jere Moore
Montezuma
Nea Kitchens
Bullochville
W. H
Mamilton
Decatur
Bruce Jones
Ravenca
Min
Evans
Cedartown
Sire
Yow
Lavon
Ars
H. Downey
Gaineaville
A. H. Bronner
Auguste
Sirs
Jam Davin
Quitman
Fon
Wathiim
Dubi Ti
Kansasehlid Hygiéene Bureau
Lydia de ‘Vilbliss
George W. Denney
Tennessee
Club Women of Tennessee
Arkansas
Stutes
Department OF Home Gardens
Savannah City Federation
Federation
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society of the
D. AR
E. H. Walworth
Langham Hotel
Georgia D A. R
Mra. J
Lowrey
Walter
Wile von
E. James Street
Savannah, Gia
John ‘Benning
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