Daughters of the Confederacy endorse Harrold for president general
In Macon on Memorial Day the Georgia division executive board unanimously endorsed Mrs. Frank Harrold of Americus for president general. The article recalls her four-year presidency of the Georgia division and notes widespread support from chapters across Georgia and other states. It covers related events and memorial tributes at Royston, with veterans honored and a luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
MES
Frank Harrold
Americus
W. & Coleman
Atlanta
Walter Grace
Macon
Mra
L. G. Youmans
Valdosta
Oscar McKenzie
Montezuma
Mra & H
R. A Grady
Savannah
T.dixon
Thomasville
Mildred
Rutherford
Athens
Lillie Martin
Havwkinaville
Rebecca Black LuPont
Recorder of Crosses
Mbe
D. B. Small
Om Tueulay
Frank Harroll
Georgia
Harrold
Pat
Allen Turner
Jurge Cloud
Lexington
Royston
Rose Huh Cemetery
Cara
Seterans
5. O
Chapter Reports CAMILLA and Louisville Chapter News
Georgia division baby chapter at Camilla plans June 1 meeting with Mrs Oscar McKenzie and other Georgia leaders as guests. Pelham chapter to be visited that afternoon. Louisville chapter regu mne monthly meeting May 3 elects officers including Mrs J C Little as president and outlines year’s work, beautifying Wel Slave Market, and memorial day committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla the Baby
Georgia
Camila
Oscar McKenzie
Georgia Division
S. J. MeKer
Frank Harrold
James Starris
Americus
J. M. Spence
Pelham
Louisville
W. S. Murphy
Little
John B. Gordon
Wig
Lousville
Yazoo
Townsville Academy
Stone
Many Parties Are Given In Marietta Social Scene
In Marietta on June 2 a series of social gatherings honored Miss Jewell Holt of Sandersville. Bridge parties at Miss Lucile Sessions and Miss Mary Hollands featured high score prizes and hostess gifts. A luncheon for Mrs. E. E. Malcolm preceded her New York departure. Other events included informal bridge and dinner parties at homes on Kennesaw and Church streets, with guests from Madison and Macon. Dudley Field celebrated eighteenth birthday with Dorothy Perkins roses. the James M. Gresnam chapter held May 11, with officers elected and four new members proposed.
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Sam Harrell
Quitman
Perry
Cuthbert
Connie Morrow
Bligh School
J. W. Haddock
D. J. Dickerson
H. W. Patrick
J. M. Patterson
W. B. Lee
D. A. Groover
J. W. Wilts
Theigh School
Virginia Boston
Lovi Gardner
Elizabeth Nolan
Margaret Wellens
Fear Roberts
Emmie Montgomery
Augusta Cohen
Jeanette Anderson
Fred Morris
E. E. Malcolm
New York
Morris
Mary Slolland
Miss Holt
Ma Holland
Doris Nolan
Madison
Paul Owenby
Joe Wyatt
Joy Peck Legg
George Mitchell Morris
Harry DuPree
Kennesaw Avenue
Howell ,Trezevant
Ralph Northcutt
W. H. Perkinson
Floyd Northcutt
Walter Keenan
Ruth Galley
Welborn Venable
Carl Hester
Jarret Black
Hugh Blair
Malcolm W Intlock
Dudley Field
HA. Field
Church Street
Dorothy Perkins
Davia
Margaret Rowe
Herbert McBride
James M. Gresnam
B. TL. Shepherd
R. A. Beazley
B . Almand
FE. Wiley
Lenz Wiley
W. T. Knot
W. T. Knox
W. D.spearman
J. J. Eckles
B. A. Malcolm
Benson Davis
Claud Watkins
C . Almand
P. A. Stanston
Mra. C
Dally
Mra
W. D. Conner
Home and the Child by Mrs Joseph N Moody
A concise early 20th century note urging orderly home life with children, advocating room to grow, and favoring women architects. It reflects on family harmony, apartment drawbacks for kids, and the need for cooperation and discipline within households. The piece closes with a social gathering list of attendees and host, amid ornate details.
Hooks Celebrate Birth of Son
Mr and Mrs Robert Hooks announce the birth of a son. Late registrations at the Battery Park Hotel Asheville include S Beale Farr Sgt McCracken Joseph W Ellison J C Rader John T North J A Monteith Arthur A Fowler and Asher of Atlanta Mrs Daniel Michelove of Atlanta is visiting friends in Asheville Mrs Mitchell Stockton is the friend of Mrs M C Stockton in Asheville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hooks
Battery Park ‘ Hotel
Asheville
S. Beale Fart
S.gt. McCracken
Joveph W. Ellison
J. C. Rader
John T. North
J. A. Monteith
Arthur A. Fowler
Asher
Atlanta
Daniel Michelove
Mitchell x Stockton
M C Stockton
Asche‘ville
Mrs. Marion DuBose Hosts N.G.A.C. Graduating Class
Dahlonega Ga June 2 The senior class of the North Georgia Agricultural college was entertained at a buffet dinner by Mrs Marion D DuBose at her home Thursday evening in honor of the 1923 graduating class. Hosts were Mrs James H K Mass Ida Avery and Dr DuBose with many professors and graduates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
North Georgia Agricultural College
Marion D. DuBose
DuBose
James H. K
Ida Avery
James A. Park
J. A. Darwin
Athens
Fheodocia Jones
Fannie Tignor
F. H. Stephens
W. J. Dorsey
F. C. Lumpkin
B.L. Harrison
T B. Fowler
Bridge Luncheon Honors Graduate at Sper Event
A Wednesday bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Evelyn Sper honored Maas Bessie Gilmer, a Commercial High School graduate. Guests included twelve intimate friends. prizes included ear-drops for Claudine Seymour and a novelty bracelet for Dora Sunmong. the guest of honor received a piece of lingerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sper
Maas Bessie i Gilmer
Commeriail
RW. Open
R. Lb. Gilmer
Claudine Seymour
Dora Sunmong
U D C Chapter Garden Party Hosts in Athens
Athens June 2 Laura Rutherford chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a garden party at Mrs A B Parker’s Prince Avenue home. Guests were welcomed amid a blooming rose covered porch wide borders of hollyhocks and trailing vines with helpers and honor guests listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D.C
Athens
Laura Rutherford
United Daughters For the Confederacy
A. 8. Parker
Prince Avenue
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Barnesville
Nersace
Tyus
Mra. Fistole Andrewa Peacock
J. M. Anderson
J. C. Cotlier
J. M. Rogers
Susie Lanquest Miller
Lillan
Virtus Franklin
JW. Reever
Be.f. Holmes
Hell
J. W. Oglesby, Sr
J. W. Oglesby
Chanter
Richmond
Stone Mountain Memorial
World War Educational Fund
Marietta
West View
Geen
Home and the Child
Mrs
Joseph N. Moody
Mes Sue Nichols
Lucy Yate
Ness Ann Bolling Claborne
Masses Ruth Anderson
Henriett Leake
Weldon Sibley
Piiza Slimes
Creswell Morrisette
Frances Jolly
Ida Belle Hunt
Martha Quarles
Smyrna
Helen Bradberry
Polly Webb
Dorothy Milam
George H. Keeler
Lee Sessions
Theodore Holmes
William DuPree
Bolan Gloves
Robert Gilbert
Harry McNeel
Bully Amorous
Randolph Claiborne
James Petty
Gene Smith
Henry Spang
Ed Davis
Ray
DeWitt Cole, Jr
Eugene Gifford
Marion DuBose
N.G.A.C
FAGE
Mildred Rutherford
Hassline Prince
J. O. Hutchins
J. L. Sexeton
Cobb Lampkin
Tout Reed
Oscar Davison
A. S. Parker
J. H. Beusse
Paul Hadatway
Mary Wilkins
E. L. Griggs
Harrie Dews
E. OC. Jackson
M. Roberts
Lucy Lampkin
Lois Lampkin
Henrietta Beusse
Rachael Griggs
Dorothy Reed
Margaret Kimsey
Rountree’s
Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
Peachtree St
Mather Brothers
America
National
Mather
John Syphon
Mather Bros
Forsyth and
Hunter
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