Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Semi-Annual Meeting
The Atlanta City Federation of Women's Clubs held its semi annual meeting on June 6, featuring a full program and reports from 84 clubs. The year book highlights 8,000 members and a history of federated work since 1899, praising civic impact and unity among women. Officers listed include President Mrs Charles Haden and Parliamentarian Miss Rosa Woodberry.
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Georgia Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Atlanta City Federation
Atlanta Ity Federation of Women's Clubs
Federated
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlante
Georgia
United Women
Charles J. Haden
Charles Haden
F. Spratting
William L. Percy
W. B. Price- Smith
W. P. Pattish
Misa Rosa Woodberry
Grace Julian Clark Speaks to Georgia Federated Club Women
Grace Julian Clark, chairman of the General Federation of Women's Clubs press committee, urges Federation aims and club participation. She emphasizes fellowship, interclub cooperation, and national impact in art, ethics, civil service reform, conservation, education, and literature.
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United States
Foch
Magnetic Grace Julian Clark Tops Georgia Proclamation
Mrs Grace Julian Clark of Indianapolis impressed Georgia women at the Washington council meeting chosen as the friendliest to home audiences. She would have addressed Albany chautauqua if not for engagements. Clark chairs the Press committee of the General Federation editor of a major Indiana daily paper and leads a clubwoman and national speaker. Her message to editors of the Women's Edition is published elsewhere.
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Grace Julian Clark
Indianapolis
Ind
Georgia
Washington Council
Fitzpatrick
Wwe
Clark
Chautauqua
Albany
General Federation
Club
Indiana
Mra Clark
Woman's Civic Club Formed in Sylvania Georgia
Sylvania Ga June 14 A woman's civic club was organized last Thursday by Miss Eugenia Johnston of Savannah president of the First District Federation of Woman's Clubs in Georgia. About twenty five members enrolled at the home of Mrs W M Hobby. Officers elected include Mrs G M Hill president and Mrs T W Oliver first vice president. Numerous committees were named covering civic health literacy education and more with members from local households and organizations.
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Sylvania
Misa Eugenia Johnsten
Savannah
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Georgia
W. M. Hobby
T. L. Hull
Civic Club of
Millen
Miss Johnston
GM. Hill
T. W. Oliver
W. G Sharpe
Lucy Moroi
Beasie Hilton
Maud Hilton
W. J. Walker
W. G. Sharp
Hoh
HUM
Mra
A J. Lamsey
Hoa Boykin
R Hutchings
Mira Mart
Chance
Committee On Education
T. J. Black
Nelle Humphries
Hallie Humphries
Greenstore Woman's Club
Greensboro, Ga
7. C. Willams
M.M. Morgan
Covington, Ga
J. B. Park
R. P. Wheeler
M. M. Morgan
Nine Clubs Join State Federation
Enthusiasm runs high as nineteen Georgia clubs join the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs. The notice lists Presidents and secretaries of Atlanta Sylvania Savannah and other chapters, including the Washington Seminary Alumnae Association and Sale City Woman’s Club, signaling increased influence and progress for the federation.
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Dats
Monsee Civic League
A. C. Kelly
Mig Toasphine Hammond
Atlanta
John Burroughs Nature Club
Msg
R. Pren~da
Waverly Fairman
Jesse Johnston
R. L Whites
Sale City Woman's Club
G. G. Brown
Eastman
A. W. Basler
Mra.d. Herman
Sylvania
Cultura Cid
J. W. Overstreat
J. C. Langston
Sylvania Woman's Club
George M. HI
W. J. Walker
Savannah
T. P. Waring
Mies H. A. Falk
Georgia
Fitzpatrick
Georgia Federation Wormen’ Clubs
Woman's Club Covington Hosts Annual Convention
The Federated Women’s Clubs eighth district met in Covington on May 29 191_. Delegates from twenty two clubs heard talks on federation work education and conservation. Mrs W B Shepherd renewed officers and Mrs James F Rogers hosted a tea ending the day.
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Federated Women's Clubs
W. B. Shepherd
Jonn G Lexan
George T. Smith
Covington
Wideawake
J. F. Rogers
Qui Vive
PF. W. Godfrey
John Hart
Union Point
Z . Fitzypatrick
M. A. Lipscomb
Athlons
Godfrey
Mra
Nichols Peterson
Mra. Peterson
W. FR. Shepherd
Mary Stolen
Lavonia Woman's Club
J. HM. Burton
Woman's Club
James F. Rogers
Miia
Mary Barne
Stokes
Ath District
Great Woman's Edition Delights Georgia Federation
Mrs Fitzpatrick celebrates the Great Woman's Edition as a unifying achievement for the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs. She notes $4,000 raised for the endowment fund and urges immediate follow up to reach the $25,000 goal, calling on all Georgians to contribute.
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Georgia
Fitzpatrick
Georgia Federation Women's Clubs
Certain Rules of Law In Business Transact ions
An advertisement in the Woman's Edition promotes a little book edited by Mrs Walter B Hirl of Athens titled Certain Rules of Law In Business Transactions. It notes ten percent of sales will be donated to a cause mentioned in the notice.
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Walter B. Hirl
Athens
Meetings of civic clubs drive town improvements
Senior Civic League and Ellijay Woman's Club leaders describe library, streets, and park projects, including a town anti cow ordinance, cleanups, and plans for a future creer fair and club rest room. Greenesboro and Eastman clubs highlight charitable aid, civic beautification, and active federation roles.
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Civic League
Senela Civic League
League
HeRae Improvement Club
McRae Improvement Club
Counci
Gow
Mcline
Fac
Elvic
Book on legal facts offered to Georgia clubwomen
Mrs Hills shows active interest and earnest labors for Georgia club women by donating a valuable collection of legal facts. The book, priced at 250 past matd, aims for a large sale through club or individual orders to Mrs HM direct or to the Georgia Book Company.
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Georgia Federation
Woman's Edition Praised By Readers Across America
Letters from Irvington Indiana and Atlanta Georgia laud The Constitution's Woman's Edition. Readers applaud the brilliant articles by capable women and celebrate the inspiring figures featured, expressing anticipation for ongoing weekly showcases and contributions.
Punctuation and the Formation of New States
A Des Moines Register item discusses how the question of creating new states like Texas California and Florida may hinge on punctuation in the U.S. Constitution. It notes differing usages of a comma semicolon and colon and cites Florida judge Charles Andrews and statutory texts. The piece argues original constitutional copy governs. It ends with a poem by W. S. Landor.
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Des Moines Register
Texas
United States
California
Florida
Congress
Iowa
Charles O. Andrews
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maine
Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
West Virginia
A Dry Drank. Letter to The New York Post
A reader recalls a Harvard era tale about an undergraduate in Cambridge who avoided alcohol yet showed a surplus of spirit. The piece coins the term Bill Bis dry drunks to explain certain acts and compares tabloid musical comedy to this phenomenon.
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New York Post
Roosevelt
Harvard
Cambridge
Preciana Waters
A. M. Chisholm
Wind River
Book Reviews Spark Interest in Germany and Authors
A roundup of recent books and authors covering German empire studies by Mr. Collier, James Bryce, and other prominent writers. The list includes biographies, histories, fiction, and explanatory manuals with notes on publishers, locations, and notable introductions.
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James Bryce
United States
Great Britain
Elihu Root
Bryce
Dying Christian and the Soul in Poem and Verse
The excerpt presents a soliloquy of a dying soul resisting mortal flame, seeking escape through heavenly ascent as angels whisper and the speaker questions death. It contrasts this spiritual surge with Alexander Pope’s remark on national traits, noting a Scots willingness to expose legs publicly.
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ML Everett
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Fort Valley
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Michela Helerson
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Howant McCall
Miga Lacy Levter
Thomasvilla
J. R. Haze
Mooterema
Mes. Harvie Jordan
Auhbey Street
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Mea Lott Warren
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W. R Prich-Smith
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
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George Meredith
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Woman's Civic Club
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Avanta City Federation of Women's Clubs
Lee Worsham
Worsnam
Gecano
Walter B. Tum
Federation Scholarshiya
Federation
Elijay Woman
Ellijay Woman's Club
Nena
F. E. Shippen
Eastman Study Club
Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Study Club of
Alex W. Bealer
MES
Louis L. Rawn
Sunca
Rolling Jones
Irvington
Landor
Collier
Germany
Geneva
Leipsie
U. S Navy
Tuxedo
N. X
Migher
Charles Scribner's Sons
New York
Grand Camp
C. V
Hunter McGuire
George L. Christian
James Power Smith
Stonewall” Jackson
Jenkins
Richmond
Mets Fund
Bureau of Municipal Research
D. Appleton & Co
London
Edward H. Williams
State University of Iowa
Matteawan State Hospital
Willams
Funk Panel Wegnalls Co
E. Heraney Sneath
Yale University
George Hodges
Cambridge Theological School
MacMillan Company
Madame Merri
Browne & Co
Chicago
Knockers’ Club
Nathaniel C. Fowler, Jr
Puddingstone Club
Boston
Sully & Kleinreich
Oar City
John Lane Company
American Booksellers’ Association
James Montgomery Flagg
Wallace Morgan
Georges Gibbs
Ste
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Inj
Lady Pegy
Leaven
Frances Aymar Matthews
Mra. T. P. O'Connor
New England
G. P. Putman’s Sons
Simon Brandon
Paul Neuman
Roddles
Mr. Neuman
Russia
America
Lves
England
George H .Doran Co
Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
The
MacMillan Up
Steenberg
Ralph A A. — Goodwin
Richard Boehm
Europe
Sully & Kieinreich
Alicy Hexan Rice
Reading
Misa Jear Webster
Henry Miller
Miss Webster
Sidney McCall
Littie, Brown & Co
Jeffery Farnol
Mr. Farnol
Mary &. Waller
Everett V. Abbott
Winston Churchill
Santa Barbara, Cat
Wilson
Familly
Harlakenden House
Cornish, N. H
Oliver Qnion
Frank Swinnerton
Willam Weinchester
Mane
Ambagsadress
Berlin
George H. Doran Company
Price Collier
Fingland
Slater
Alexander Pope
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