Mrs William King Heads Georgia Woman's Press Club
The Georgia Woman's Press Club re-elected Mrs William King and the entire official board at yesterday's meeting in Atlanta. Delegates and officers were named, discussions covered associate members and legislative advocacy, and a three day annual meeting was approved. A reception and acknowledgments to supporters followed, with notes on prominent members and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King
Woman's Press Club
Georgia Womah'a
Myrtle Lockett Avary
New York
Louis Munford Peeples
Tennessee
Atlanta Woman's Club
Georgia Women's Press Club
Promptness Cultivates Timely Timekeepers for Always Ready
A concise note on the value of promptness and the need for accurate timekeeping. It highlights our handling of high grade watches and timekeepers designed to never fail, ensuring punctuality for all duties and occasions.
Social Items Highlight Local Guests and Visits
A list of attendees includes Miss Ret Dar Ean Anise Day Miss Maude Temp King Miss Emma Belle Lowndes and many others at a pictorial gathering. Dr A Ward Cobb returns to New York while Mrs Edward McKeon resumes travels from Philadelphia and Princeton. Mr and Mrs A M Lloyd embark on a three week tour visiting Buffalo Canada and New York. C Barker of College Park heads to New York City to visit her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palms
Ret Dar- Ean
Anise Day
Maude Temp- King
Emma Belle Lowndes
Aliss Sarah Morris
Vateria Rankin
Ada Alexandr
Bod Venable
Sarah Peel
Wiea Florence Verner
Eugene Oglesby
Mary Batte Jennie Gray
Misa Josie Stockgeil
Frances Carter
Moya Wilby
Milas Adelaids Harris
Hattle Scales
John Barry
Charles Conklin
Robert Keel
Thomas Lyox
Charles Black
John Kiser
13. Mitchell
Robert Crumley
Lowry Porter
Hallman Sims
Rudolph Geissier
Logan Clarke
Frank Ridley
Andrew Calhoun
Alert Collier
Travis Huff
Edward McKeon
Philadelphia
Princeton
A. M. Lloyd
Buffalo
Canada
New York
Dre
the. C. Barker
College Park
New York City
Georgia Woman's Press Club votes on color line membership
The Georgia Woman's Press Club approved resolutions urging the national federation to admit individual clubs from Georgia rather than state federations, while opposing colored women’s membership in the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs. The club endorsed Miss Dealy’s critique of a Boston club resolution and backed Georgia’s proposed plan for continued independent club representation at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Woman's Press Club
Los Angeles
Cal
Milwaukee
Hra Club
Boston
Ble
Georgia Press Club
Mra
J. Lindsay Johnson
Massachusetts
Georgia
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Camp’ Advisory Council
Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgie Federation of
Cowred Women of America
National Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Southern Federation
Colored Women's Clubs
Cantabrigia Club
Cambridge
Mass
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Women's Era Club
Rosa Woodburyt
Georgia ‘Woman's Press Club
Local society notices mix travel and visits in week
Ward C Lanier prepares for New York trip while Mrs Mlanie Belle McDonald leaves with her uncle for the Pan American exposition. Mrs Hall Gregory stays with Mrs J C Boynton and Pope of Quitman Ga. Marion U Roborig returns from Texas. Guests visit Mrs Isaac Boyd as Mrs Earnest West visits Nashville. Mrs Sarah Bandera of Washington is in the city. Pugh returns from a north trip and recovers from a winter illness. Mrs N E H Davies of Thomasville leaves for home. Judge Broyles returns from Athens. Friends of Mrs Walter Jervey mourn her illness at Pine Street residence. Rosa Woodberry returns home. Page’s letter in progress among Tennerson press women.
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Mlanie Belle McDonald
D. C. Eichtora
Hall Gregory Hies
J.C. Boynton
Pope
Quitman
Marion UL. Roborig
Texas
Earnest West
John, Jones
Chatham
Nashville
Isaac Boyd
Sarah Bandera
Washington
N. E H. Davies
Thomasville
Robert
Alston
Broyles
Athenene
Walter Jervey
Pine Atreet
Social notices from Nashville American press blurbs
Eiseman and Weil contribute special articles to The Nashville American. Mrs Carrie Mahoney will visit the Pan American exposition in September. A table d hote dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club is postponed. Mrs Arthur Kelloge will be with Dr James N Bilis til Saturday. William H Rice of Hartford is visiting friends. Charles A Sanders returns to Madison. The Misses McCabe of Baltimore will visit Miss Lovige Todd next week. Mrs E Carter spent Monday in Monroe. Miss Tlemming of Augusta visits Miss Van Jops. Miss Nannie and Miss Mary Nicolson depart for Peters Farm. Mrs Stephen B R Palmer of Washington GA visits daughter Mrs Henry B Tompkins. Miss Adelaide Howell returned from New York. Mr and Mrs Frank Hardeman return to Athens. Miss Daisy Arnsig returns from Salt to Capeville. Mrs F H Careyani and Marion Colley of Washington GA are guests of Mrs John Fitter on Pescatier. Mr N A Powell of Savannah in the city. Miss Ada Evelyn Lewis returned from Wesleyan. Paul Irwin of Augusta visits. Mr Wils Snalging leaves for Canada then Buffalo and New York. Joseph Dyson and son Oliver of Wilkes County are in the city. Friends of Dr B D Richardson learn of his illness with typhoid fever. Annie Winter returns from Boston. Friday Whist Club hosted by Mrs H L Palmer. Mrs R B Broyles visiting relatives in Warrents. Mrs W W Draper visiting friends in Newnan. Miss Julia Flesch returns home to Milledgeville. L D Childs and Cland Edwards of Chester DC visiting Dr and Mrs J A Childs. Mrs Marie Louise Myrick returns to Americus to pay.
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Bertha Harwood
Carter, Mahoney
International Press League
Buffalo
Mra
Emma Moffett Tyng
State Federation of Georgia
State University of 39
Rona Woodberry
Athens
Beatty
Jess
William King
Press Club
Woman's Fresh Club
Woman's Press Club of Georgia
Cordiel
Atlanta Woman's Club
William H. “Rice
Hartford
Conn
Charles A. Sanders
Madison
McCabe
Baltimore
Lovige Todd
E. Carter
Monroe
Misa Tlemming
Augusta
Bisg van Jfops
Nannie
Mary Nicolson
Peters” Farm
Stephen Br.’ Palmer
Washington, Ga
Henry B. ‘Tompkins
Adelaide Howell
New York
Frank Hardeman
Daisy Arnsig
Salt
Capeville
F. HE. Careyani
Marion Colley
John Fitter
Pescatier
Gabriel Palme
City
N. A. Powell
Savannah
Ada Evelyn Lewis
Wesleyan
Paul Irwin
Edward
Cniwandless
Wil Snalging
Sunady
Canada
Toseph Dyson
Oliver
Wilkes County
Cit
B.D. Richardson
Biss Annie Winter
Boston
H. L. Palmer
RB. Broyles
Warrents
W. W. Draper
Newnan
Mise
Julia Flesch
Milledgeville
LD. Childs
Cland Eewards
Chester
D. C
J. A. Childs
Washington
Marie Louise Myrick
Americus
Baby's Diary published by Borden's Condensed Milk Co
A unique and handsome publication to record important events in a baby's life has been issued by Borden's Condensed Milk Co New York Ti Hudson Bt. It is not sold away but sent on receipt of 10 cents.
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Baby
Borden‘s Condensed Milk Co
Ti Hudson Bt
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