Mrs. Wilson Named President of Savannah Women’s Clubs
Miss Eugenia Johnston steps down after long service as district leader as Mrs. W L Wilson is named president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Savannah Federated Clubs. The Savannah Press notes Johnston's crucial organizing role and calls for joining the state federation to expand humanitarian work and support for a girls industrial school in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME ‘S. Wilson
Georgia Federation OF Women’s Clubs OF
Savannah
Federated Clubs
Splendid Federation
Eugenia Johnston
W. L. Wilson
Fetér Meldrim
Jaac Mints
Dora Mendes
Misa Katherine Latham
A.B. Hu
R Jas Johnston
Savannah Press
Misa Johnston
Milas Johnston
Free District
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Lour ‘Stry
Jam
Georgia
Atata
State Federation
Prison Association of Georgia
Godagees
Value of District Meetings Inspires Unity and Service
District presidents plan annual meetings to mobilize loyalty to federation measures and spark unity and diversity in club activity. The event links clubs nationwide, energizes members, and outlines tasks led by federation officers. Announced district meeting dates include the Second district April 2, Fifth district April 11, and Seventh district May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departmenta
United effort urged for Georgia Woman's Clubs edition
The Constitution's Georgia federation launches a united drive for the women of 200 federated clubs to support the state's Woman's Edition. College Park, Daughters of Confederacy, and Jewish Women Council organize committees. nurses and out-of-town clubs join the initiative with strong leaders and prize plans. Noted writer Sadie American promotes endowment funds for sustaining activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Grossman
Morris Benjamin
P. Cronheim
Leo Frank
Albert Kauffman
George Cohen
A. H. Morris
Samuel Schoen
Max Samuels
H. Fellheimer
Macon Honors Sidney Lanier Lecture by Dr. John White
The Sidney Lanier Memorial committee in Macon hosts Dr. John White of Atlanta for a free lecture on Lanier at Wesleyan auditorium. Prominent citizens funded a portrait and accolades from Macon Volunteers, Fire Volunteers, and Wesleyan groups as part of a brilliancy filled event with music and eloquent tributes.
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Sidney Lanier
Virginia
Page Carter
Lanier
Macon
Southland
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Southern
Edwards
John H. Haring
Fire/History club
Clubs urged to raise funds for Ella F White memorial endowment
The Thomasville Study class led by Mrs Z I Fitzpatrick urged members to work for an Ella F White memorial endowment and donated 270 toward a 25000 endowment. A reader’s guide for the public library was funded and an arts and crafts event planned after Easter. Cleaning up town and countywide efforts were scheduled for March 10 with circulars to county teachers. Concerts by M Janpolski and George Cox were arranged to benefit the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics and Health
Thomasville
Federation
H. C. White
M. Janpolski
Thomanvine
George Cox
Second District Georgia Clubs Meet April 2 in Pelham
The annual convention of the second congressional district of the State Federation of Georgia Clubs will be held in Pelham on April 2 for one day. A delightful program is planned and an outdoor picnic luncheon will be served. Mrs. H H. Merry, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Georgia Clubs
Pelham
H H. Merry
Year Book 1911 12 distributed to district officers
The year book for 1911-12 has been sent to district presidents and chairmen of departments. They are ready to be sent to club presidents as soon as funds are in hand to cover expense. Books cost 10 cents plus 2 cents postage. Distribution should occur by district meetings. Mrs Agward McCall, Secretary.
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Agward M'Call
Arts and crafts and district meetings in Georgia clubs
Mrs M C Ticknor reports on Albany Woman's club arts and crafts with Oriental Rugs and a $40,000 Yerkes rug. Talks on Manual Training in public schools and Indians in Southwest Georgia by H T MacIntosh highlight a rich collection. Fourth District Board meeting discusses Ella White endowment and Tallulah Falls fund. District plans include Newnan meeting and civic activities led by Mrs Rhodes Browne and others.
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M. C. Ticknor
Albany Herald
Albany Woman‘s Club
H. T. MacIntosh
Georgia
Albany
McIntosh
An @apert
National Theater
Menleco City
Tiffany
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
New York City
Tifffany Studios
New York
Fourth District
W. Trox Bankston
Ella F. White
Tallulah Falls
Newnan
Bankston
West Point Woman'’s Club
Rhodes Browne
Columbus
Eivic
Neal Kitcher Bullochville
Trox Bankaton
West Teint
Mal
Cuthbert Plans Georgia Federation Convention Dates
Cuthbert outlines an elaborate plan for the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention set for October 28 29 and 30. The event includes an elegant lecture by Dr Dargan and a Lanier memorial tribute read by Dr White. The program closes with Lanier Ballad of the Trees and the Master performance by local artists. The benediction ends the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Maron
White
N Petus
Lanier
Dargan
Ganter
Tlanier
Miss Cratz
Mra
Richard Findlay
Mr. Lee
Mr. McCardle
Bargan
Henry
Harman
Atlanta
Wild Life on the Reservation by the Oregon Coast
A vivid coastal scene unfolds near the Oregon coast where three sea rocks rise from the breakers. The narrative描描 describes sea birds, scallops, mussels, and starfish in jeweled basins, with cliff shelves and stormy winds shaping a wild, submerged world. The text emphasizes the sea's vast life and power against the rocky shoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Coast
Aeolus
Heather or Cabbages Which Field Poem Fragment
A fragmentary voice from a New Jersey rural writer recalls being born among vegetable fields, naming cabbages and sweet potatoes. The speaker contrasts cabbages for food with heather for inspiration, asking if others complain of lacking gold slaw and sauerkraut while awaiting a poet or agent.
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New Jersey
Seniifer
Mrs. McCabey Illness Noted by Georgia Club Women
Illness of Mrs. E. G. McCabe in Clearwater Florida will be heard by Georgia club women with sincere regret. She was a federated pioneer worker and faithful sponsor of library development until ill health forced her to relinquish the library chairmanship and she served Atlanta organized women brilliantly across many lines.
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E. G. McCabe
Clearwater
Fla
Georgia Club
Pioneer
Il Health
Organized Women
Atlanta
Uncle Sam's Airmen Pass Through Atlanta en Route to Texas
A detachment of United States airmen and aircraft moved through Atlanta at midnight Saturday on a transit from Augusta to Galveston, Texas. Commanded by Captain Charles Chandler, the unit carried planes, hangars, autos, trucks, and camp gear. The War Department ordered the transfer to within striking distance of the Mexican border.
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Uncle Sam
Atlanta
United States
Augusta
Galveston
Texas
Georgia
Charles Chandler
War Department
Lame Excuse in Burglary Case Headlines Trial Confusion
Reported exchange questions how a husband mistook his wife for a thief. Crawford denies intent, claiming a wakeful moment as she searched his pockets. The hearing notes confusion over the supposed break in.
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Werom
Crawford
Crawshaw
Missionary Cricketer Leads Cambridge Party to Central Africa
London reports ex-cricketer C F Studd will head five Cambridge men on a mission to a cannibal inhabited region of Central Africa near the Uganda border. They will learn local language, translate the New Testament, build huts, and rely on self-grown food while facing cannibal risk and Muslim conversion fears. They plan to travel via Mombai Nairobi and the Albert Nyanza, coordinating with Africa Inland Mission.
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London
Africa
Cambridge
C.F. Studd
Central Africa
Studd
India
China
Knights of the Willow
Polytechnic
Orient
England
Central
Unganda
Belgian Congo
Itealdy
Mombai
British East Africa
Nairobi
Vicetoria Nyanza
Albert Nyanza
Bible Society
Thay
Africa Inland Mission
United States
Germany Protects Cats in Manifold Ways
Berlin reports strict cat protection as a lieutenant who killed two prowling felines faced damages of 30 dollars and legal limits on when a cat may be shot. German judges require proof of cat predation at the moment of pounce and advise patience before gunfire, upholding the animal’s right to roam.
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Berlin
Germany
Egypt
Paris
Jerome
Cate
Cata
Meutenant
Klotz
Leutenant
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M&s
Hugh Willet
J. E. Oftls
A. Granger
Carterminife
M. Alipscomb
Athens
Mre
H Morey
Nire
T. Durrett
Leon Banketon
Weet Point
B. W. Martin
College Park
Bisth
Pire
Claud Irby
Kingston
iMre
W. BH. Shepherd
Madison
Ellijay
Mira A. H. Brenner
Louis L. Brown
Fort Valley
Min. Z. 1
Firepatrick
Herrict
Valdosta
Harvie Jordan
Vicw
Nichole Peterson
Imauatring Pehook
Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs
R. B. Paker
Atlanta Constitution
College Park Woman's Club
BD. C. Lyla
Woman's Edition
Constitution Building
St. Elmo Masgengele
Daughters of Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Central Committee
A. McD. Wilson
Atlanta Art Association
Sam
Jenkins
Wesleyan
Dr. White
Chattahoochee
Two Springs
Glynn
Lanter
Ufe
Wesleyan Colege
History Club
City of
Bea
Jo Sant
M’cabeys
Pinaud
Parfumerie
WEW
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