District Officers Named in Georgia Associations
Presidents of districts list Eugenia Johnston Gavanish Ga Second Districts HH Perry Pelham Third District Jere Moore Fourth District Mia Powell Newnan Fifth District Mrs Wo Everett Atlanta Sixth District Mrs Robert Daniel Grifan Berenth Dsi¢] t-Mra Clouterby Kingman Eleventh District sira WE Shepard Medison Ninth District Ma A Ho Brenner Augusta Zlever Valdosta Twelfth District Mrs Louis Brown Fort Valley Officers PRESIDEN T Wre Z I FPttypatrick Thomasville Go ice President Mrs Wichals Paterson Tifton Recording Secretary Mrs Howard MecCall Atlanta Corresponding Secretary Ming Lucy Lester Thomasville Treasurer West F Hays Montezuma lter- Vrsussbaum Bainbridge neril S eceration Secretary thre Bobby Jones Atlanta Parliamendacian WWiss Rosa Woodherrs Atlanta State Editor MRS HARVIE JORDAN 208 Ashby Street Atlanta Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirse —Sills
Eugenia Johnston
Gavanish Ga
Perry Pelham
Jere Moore
Dastricet
Mia Powell Newnan
Everet Atlanta
Robert Daniel Grifan
Berenth
Clouterby Kingman Elenth
Sira WE Shepard Medison
Dstrict
R H Shippen Eiltiay Testh
Brenner Augusta
Dietiet
Brantey Valdosta Twelfth District
Louis
Brown Fort Valey
Thomasville
Ice
Wichals Paterson Tifton
Howard MecCall
Atlanta
Ming Lucy Lester Thomasville
West F Hays Montezuma
Ussbaum
Bainbridge Neril S
Bobby Jones
Atlanta Parliamendacian
Wwiss
Rosa Woodherrs
Summer Camp Report from Blue Ridge Youth Work
A long account details ten years of southern youth work led by Dr W C D Weatherford, describing a summer camp named Blue Ridge with amphitheater seating, elevated 90 feet, bath facilities, athletic fields, and a central wardrobe. It notes cloistered retreats, organized activities for girls, and fundraising efforts with praise from participants and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wcd Weatherford
Billy Hacia
Walt Wes Fitt
The Club of the Future by Margaret Nempean Hurler
The Club of the Future details a night scene with women members at a summer outing by a river. A bonfire grows as stars rise and the women gather in a shady grove near a hillside, the mood playful and curious about fashion and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nempean
Paris
Welfare of Georgia’s children demands women’s influence
A call led by Miss Isma Dody urges Georgia women to unite and study state laws to push for tax reform and timely payment of teachers. The piece argues women must engage with lawmakers to secure education funding, linking child welfare to taxes, home finances, and state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Federation of Womens Clubs
Isma Dody
Women of
State House
State of
Commonwealths
Carly
Club Women Plan Annual Meeting in Cuthbert Georgia
The Cuthbert Georgia club women announce their annual meeting with speakers from South Carolina and Georgia. Mrs Jane Riley and Mrs Bob Williams headline sessions while Mrs Malone, Mrs Lipscomb, and Mrs Nariel attend as guests. A luncheon and evening program are planned to showcase federation themes and educational interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Women
Cuthbert
Georgia
Valdosta
Jane Rielly
South Carolna
Bob Williams
Malone
Th Cuthbert
Robert T Nariel
Grif
Moa Lipscomb
Athens
Cresantans
Federation
Fragmented ancient page about a fiery ritual and eerie women
A garbled text fragment depicts a blaze with clothing and adornments consumed by flames. Women dance and chant as the scene shifts to surreal mentions of chemicals, radium, nutrition, and scientific talk. The passage merges ritual, fear, and speculative science in a menacing, unclear narrative.
Daughters of the American Revolution State Officers Named
State editor Mrs Joseph S Harrison 112 Fourteenth Street Columbian GA lists officers including State Regent Mrs W Foster Til Poocheirs, assistant editors, recording and corresponding secretaries, with locations in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S Harrison
Fourteenth St. Columban G
Walter Scott Wilson
Savannah Ga
Foster
Atlanta, Ga
Oscar M'Kenzie
Montesuma Ga
Howard Homcall
Mrs Graham Traces D A R Work in Georgia History
A detailed account by Mrs John W Graham of Marietta traces the Daughters of the American Revolution in Georgia. It cover s the formation of chapters in Atlanta Rome Augusta Savannah and other cities plus key leaders such as Mrs Martha Berrien Duncan Mrs Harry Jackson and Mrs P W Meldrim. The history notes national organization origins in 1890 and lists early state regents and honorary regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Revolution
Georgia
John W Graham
Marietta
Georgia Daughters of the Revolution
John M Graham
National Society of the Manasters of the American Revolution
Washington
Augustus Roman Salas
Waynesboro
New York City
National Society
Mary Hammond Washington
Macon
New York
Chicten
Atlanta
Mia Salaster
Martha Berrien Duncan
Salaa Seld
Duncan
Mra Duncan
Duncan Ronsente
Harry Jackson
Auanta
Mixa Junia McKinley
Atlantis
Miss We Kinley
Besan
Rome
M A Nevin
Sarah Berrien Casey
Morgan
Augusta
Salas
P W Meldrim
Savannah
John Berrien
Revolutionary Army
Jstate
Jackson
S BC Morgan
Porter King
Robert Emory Park
Golfre
Ira Yate Sage
James A Reunasville
Anna Caroline Benning
Columbes
PW Godfrey
Covington
John Mi O‘tvraham
W Foster
Genery
Hugh Hagan
Atanta
Lucien Conke
Rownoke
Soclett
Albert Cox
Jizgie
Bailey Griffin
William Wo Dickson
Madam Prochaska
Anna Benning
Columbus
Hoke
Smith Atlanta
Tennille chapter hosts Mrs Smith gathering with Major General guest
Mrs Buford Smith entertained Tennille chapter with Major General Sam Albert Cher in a decorated bungalow. Guests wore elegant afternoon gowns and heard a program including a flag song, historical readings, a talk by Mrs Rogers, and a humorous sketch before a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits Hessie
United States
Rufrd Smith
Revoluti
Wire Rogera
Joseph Habersham
Puckis Smith
Mills Hessie Jonea
Af Decatur
Urs Pacius Smith
Mose Ilerman
Mra
A F Gilmore
Dream General Federation Magazine excerpt reads as a critique
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abuee
Slater
Daniels
Sham Oman
Warman
Federation
Genealogical notes spark 18th century family line inquiries
The fragment details genealogical data on Pittman Taylor and allied families from Virginia to Georgia. It lists births, marriages, Revolutionary service, and requests for information sent to Mrs K Henderson of Rome Georgia, noting inquiries about William Mitchell and Eunice Warshall with Baptist minister ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revolutionary Service
William Mitchell
Sara Letcher
Henry County
Clarke County
Anewhall
Eunice Warshall
Daniel Marshall
John Pim
John Pittman
K. Henderson
Rome
Brilliant Ball Feature at State Reunion in Brunswick
The Confederate reunion grand ball at the Oglethorpe hotel featured a 935 to 1029 pm reminiscence hour with old war songs. Mrs Devoe led a color scheme of gray and white with red pencils, while patrons and floor managers hosted a formal program of waltzes, two steps, and quadrilles and a land march at 1030 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Oglethorpe Hotel
Wiliam H Devoe
DeVoe
Virginia
Confederate Raunion Grand Hall
K Nightingale
George P Smith
Tham As Fuller
FD Aiken
Montgomers
James Dunwoody
N Amansel
PW Flem
Ming
C A Sheldon
J & Wright
Mra C Pon Parker
RT Meador H F Gu Blignon
A. T Crovatt
L. Stacy C Holmes Heldon
Georgia
Fitzebeth
Gina Ramto
Isd
Otlork
Helen Oconnor
Tigle Call
Raymond Russell
Trixie
Albert Ferdiz
Millard Reeag
F C Hyer
Alex Bothiz
Clarence Pendicord
Joe Lambright
Clarence Dusenberry
Ratley Stra Harria King
Prank Mallard
Jeter
Lacey WeKinnon
Brunswick Honours the Boys Who Wore the Gray
Poem recalls Brunswick welcoming Confederate soldiers of the Civil War era. It evokes coastal Georgia scenery and old oaks while honoring the veterans, honoring the memory of those who wore the gray and the Dixie cause. Written by Annie O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Dixies
Annie O Conor
Clarkston chapter plans memorial to Mrs Mary E Bryan
The Baraca DeKalb chapter of Clarkston met July 11 at Mrs W E Wimpey’s home. State regent Mrs W Foster spoke, with Miss Dillon delivering remarks on American citizenship. Attendees read resolutions on the death of Mrs Mary T Bryan, a noted southern writer, and launched a movement to fund a memorial for her. Contributions to Miss Catherine Dillon, regent, Clarkston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca DeKalb
Clarkston
W E Wimpey
W Foster
Miss Dillon
J A Perdue
B Walker
ED Cole
Mary T Bryan
Bryan
Catherine Dillon
Clarkston Ga
Scholarships Awarded by the Sidney Lawier Chapter
The Sidney Lawier chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy announces four scholarships for the coming year. One goes to the State Normal at Athens, one to Wesleyan on music, one literary, and one to Mr DeSales. Applications should be made to Mrs S C Moore, 6n Forsyth Street, telephone 234. Mrs Moore serves as chairman of scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lawier
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
State Normal
Athens
Wesleyan Ons Music
DeSales
Mra
S C Moore
Forsyth Street
Telephone
Mra Moore
Broad River Settlement Inquiries From Tennessee DAR Officer
Miss Vary Time Blak state vice regent of Tennessee asks The Constitution for details on Broad River settlement near Goplethorpe county Georgia near Jackson. She seeks nearest town, grave sites of Thomas Meriwether Gilmer Dr Frank Merinethar Tod Barnett James Marks and John Gresham, and references First Settlers of Irona Georgia by Governor George R Gilmer for ancestor sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Madizon
Jackson Tenn
Thomas Meriwether Gilmer
George Hofflmer
Genreia
Gplethorpe
Georgia
Broad River
Thomas Meriwether Gilber
Frank Merinethar
Tod Barnett
James Marks
John Gresham
Lonar Georgia
George R Glimer
Willam Crawford
Georga T
Bread River
Miss Vary
Tennessee
Main Street
Paying Prisoners Wages to Help Their Families
A Kansas reform proposal directs prison wages to dependents rather than the prisoner. The 1913 Legislature raised the daily rate to one cent when dependents exist, and attempted to reach a quarter, but the bill failed to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Record of affectionate praise and sports note mix
A southeast paper notes a bride described with florid praise and a Detroit press reference touts a son who graduated with high honors and a batting average of 378. The fragment blends romantic idealization with a sports statistic in a dated press style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Fret Press
The First Victory In Noah's Election Tale
Noah asks how the election turned out as Shem inquires while the ark’s crew reads The Ararat Weekly Bugle. The punchline hints at a dry political result amid a flood of biblical humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinneti Enquirer
The
Ark
Ararat
Noah
Shem
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
J Lindsay Johnson Rome
Jams Jackson Anada
Directors For Life
Alo Granger
Certisville
M A Lipscomb
Hugh Willet
Atlante
J Kottley
Harvie Jordan
Ashby Street
Lott Warren
H D Stockbridge
W B Price Smith
Clover Club
Mountain City
Arann
Moses Ani
Everest
Maren
Chris
Genec Eine
Foo
Wefpa
Ube
Ince Frestepe
Ant Roel
Arts of the
Social Service
Club of the Future
Womans Clnb
Bambridge
Liman
West
China
Ashina
Enon
Fastnonea
Vin Mir
Boin
Crile
Bart
News of Woman’s Patriotic Societies
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Biate
Nelson Devtow
State Baster
Herbert M Franklin Tennille
Walter D Lamar
E K Overstreet
Graham
Mrs Smith
Tennille
David
Chicago Dispatch
New York Tribune
Solomon
John Thompson
Chicago
Walterscott Wison
West Jones
Savannah, Go
Taylor
Virginis
Martha
James Taylor
An Owen
James Taslor
William Tay
Mary
Inn
Owen
Gere Owen
Ela
Jinn
Charly
John May
Tanel
Jane Rowland
James Pittman
Betsy Mried
Tiward Adame
Mary Marrid
Joel Witt
Wooney
John Cannon
Kiziah
Tia
Hes Owen
Elizabeth
Manian i Tames
John Mitmanana
Mary Tolly
Rowe
Virgina
Amelia County
Madison County
Mare Leutenent
Compan
Martha Taylor
Join Green
Pleasant Mwen
Martin Ighes
Sir James
Shell
Colara
Dixies Tanner
Reveille
Mary E Bryan
D.R
Farmington Mo
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