Treasurer urges payment of Berry School pledges
Mrs John M Bryan, state treasurer, appeals from Savannah on March 5 1900 urging DAR chapters to fulfill a Covington conference pledge of 200 dollars and four scholarships for the Berry Industrial School. She notes several chapters have paid and asks others to contribute now to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry School
Mra Lark
American Revolmion
Covington
Berry In
Chaptare
Duo
Afisa Berry
Fielding Lewis
Owlethorne
Lachlan SkIntosh
John M Bryan
Savannah
Genealogical inquiries from Sylacauga readers seek Revolutionary War data
A period notice requests information on Elijah Clark's North Carolina origins birth marriage death and Revolutionary service. Also seeks details on Michael Heater and Susannah Jackson with Daniel Jackson lineage, and the husband of Elizabeth Speed Mr Atkinson with his birth marriage death and war service dates. Addressed to editors in Sylacauga Alabama for Daughters of the American Revolution records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Clark
North Carolina
Mar Kate Hickman
Sylacauga, Ata
Hester
Michael Heater
Susannah Jackson
Daniel Jackson
Saran Bowen
Mr. Atkinson
Elizabeth Speed
Thomas Atkinson
MBS
RE. D. Edwards
Sylacauga
Ala
Brantley Family Inquiry Ties to 18th Century Georgia Family
Reader seeks to identify a Brantley who married Mary Harris around 1783 in North Carolina. They moved to Jackson County, Georgia after the Revolution and died there. Mentions Jeremiah Wadebley in Franklin County and other Brantley branches. Requests lines of descent, area history in Virginia North Carolina and Georgia, and any will dated 1690.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantley
Mary Herris
North Carolina
Jackson County
Georga
Jeremiah Wadebley
Franklin County
Wines Jackson
Jeremiah
Brantiey
Harris
Mary Garris
Mary
Georgia
Sid Amos
Britton
Benjamin
Juan
Brantiry
Virginia
America
James R. Dra
Oxford
Ain
Genealogical notes on the King family of the South
The document outlines King lineage details from Virginia and Bertie County North Carolina through to Alabama and Texas. It seeks descendants of multiple King siblings including Jack, Thomas, Nancy, Amelia, and John King, naming locations Gates County Edenton Chowan Windsor and historical figures such as William King and Elizabeth King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johp HK
King
William King
Gates County
North Carolina
Thomas
Frames
Joan King
Thomas King
Johp King
Chowan
William ‘King
Windsor
Cy Earty
Henry King
Iowan
Charles Janry
Michael King
Bertie
Lot King
Robert King
Jake
Sampson
William Rufus
The
United
Elizabeth King
Edenton
N. C
Meg Florence Keng Draper
Itaiford
Alm
Garden Handbook For Mower Lovers Published In Chattanooga
Southern Gardens offers the Garden Handbook as a practical guide to choice bulte rofes Bad Stacc a, trees and traits for success. The publication appears in Chattanooga with a price of $1, providing a focused resource on lawn care and horticulture.
Chapter Reports from Nathaniel Macon and Related Chapters
Nathaniel Macon Chapter lists officers including regent Mrs Susie Parker and vice regent Mrs Ruby Grace with named secretaries and treasurers. Reports from Stephen Hopkins Oglethorpe Archibald Bulloch and Pulaski Chapters note delegates to Continental Congress and meetings in Columbus Georgia with sketches of Revolutionary battles and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hitch Chapman
Vite
3Finnie Lewis Rounree
Mra
Mary Mounger Williams
Fasdie McCall Tidwell
Grace Lee Gideon
Kate Ogtesby
Grace G. Davidson
Cora Lewis Meintowh
Z. W. Ogtesby
Stephen Hopkins
Continental Congress
Emme Plact Slappey
Ternates
Ancle S. Holland
Marina Richard
M. 3. Ware
Oglethorpe
Columbus
Hebrum
Moore's Creek
North Carolina
Mora
Mier Donald
Mary Slocum
Nathaniel Greene
R. P. Spencer
Samuel Spencer
Mra. Shepherd
Harrison
Mra. Bulloch
Crawford
Airs. McElray
Mya. Eaxe
Tarles
Peacock
Archibald Bulloch
Montezuma
National Congress
Oscar McKenaie
Mias Areols Cheeves
Mre
Thomas Dynes
Pauline Lewis
W. W. Hoakes
Social reception honors state Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs. W. C. Harper hosted a reception for the Piedmont Continental chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrating George Washington’s birthday on Monday from 3 to 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. c. Harper
Daughters of the
George Washington
Elijah Clarke Chapter DAR Luncheon Attended by Regent Mrs Carters
The Elijah Clarke Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a luncheon on Monday hosted by regent Mrs J. Carters. The event showcased chapter activities and honored members in a brief gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Clarke
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. ¥. Carters
Fielding Lewis Chapter marks Washington's birthday tea
Wiethin Lewis chapter at Marietta celebrated Washington's birthday with a tea hosted by regent Mme Cortelyou. Guest of honor was Mrs. F. L. Cleveland aged two years, one of the few real Daughters. An interesting relic on display was Washington's dark red knitted shirt.
Mrs Whitfield’s Reception in Brunswick Honoring DAR Birthday
One of Brunswick’s grandest social events celebrated Washington’s Birthday hosted by Mrs Rolling Whitfeld vice regent of the Brunswick DAR chapter. Punch was served by Miss Hagel Nightengele and Clara Wond using a 150 year old silver ladle heirloom. Guests included numerous friends while Mrs Whitfield was assisted by Mrs Hopkins Binnter Morgan Manser and Atkin in hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Rolling Whitfeld
Brunswick Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Etven
Daughters of the American Resolution
Hagel Nightengele
Clara Wond
New and Improved Service to Wear Florida Points
Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad announces upgraded passenger service to Florida points with enhanced schedules and amenities for travelers. Major changes include newer sleepers and streamlined routes to popular destinations in the Sunshine State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Hassee
IPRESS COMMITTEE SUGGESTS ACTION ON INSURGENT EFFORTS
The Georgia Federation club women are urged to write to Congress urging support for insurgent Republicans challenging Speaker Cannon’s control. The committee promotes letters from club women and friends to influence lawmakers in favor of freer House rules, advocating representative committees and open discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Club
United States
Wood
Cannon
Georgia
New Hampshire
Vermont
West Virginia
Committee On
Apesker
House
Ata Ten
Congress
Murdock
Kansas
Gardner
Maesaenvseus
Cooper
Esch
Wisconsin
Hepburn
Iowa
READY FOR WORK MISS SHSIBLEY
The author writes of returning to the old home and joining Mrs. Johnson in the Woman's Page of The Constitution. She reflects on editing the United Daughters of the Confederacy column, cherishes partnership with Mrs. Johnson, and expresses dedication to uplift humanity through club work and the Southern Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ogy
Mattie
Mrs Johnson Reappointed State Editor of Georgia Federation
Passie Fenton OTTLIer reports the Georgia Federation of Women's Clays reappoints Mrs Johnson as state editor, promising renewed energy and expanded service to the federation in her capable hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindsay Johnson
State’s Club
Johnson
Georgia Federation of Women's Clays
Mre. Johnson
Passie
Fenton Ottlier
Georgia federation editorial work acknowledged by Mrs Henman
Mrs George B Henman notes pride in the federation’s work and thanks Lindsay Johnson for inviting further editorial assistance. The statement references editorial pages and Georgia federation activity, with a focus on published notes and shared contributions in Atlanta related to page 7 content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perously
Georgia Federation
Lindsay Johnson
Felers
Atlenta
George B. Henman
Georgia Federation of Chaice Executive Board Meeting Notice
The executive board of the Georgia Federation of Chaice meets Wednesday March 10 at 10 30 in the morning at the Atlanta Woman's Club Grand Opera House Atlanta Ga. Board members from across the state are requested to attend. Lipscomb, President. Georgia Federation of Chaice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Chaice
Atlanta Woman's Club
Grand Opera House
Atiaote
Executive Board Meeting Notice for Georgia Division
The executive board at the Georgia division is requested to meet at the home of the president on Wednesday afternoon March 10 at 3 30 oclock. Slick Haxtrax President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Georgia Division
Georgia Division to Assemble in Called Convention Thursday
Final preparations completed by the Atlanta chapter. Committees will meet delegates in parlors of Piedmont Hotel at 3 and 8 o'clock Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Georgia division convention set for Atlanta March 31
A Georgia division United Daughters of the Confederacy convention is planned for Atlanta with sessions in the Piedmont hotel. The program includes an 10 a m opening in the ball room, an 11 a m invocation by General Clement A. Dveak, a lunch, afternoon session, and 5 p m reception. Delegates from over seven chapters are expected, with hostesses coordinating transportation and housing. credential and badge committees will organize credentials and pins at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Room
Piedmont
Atlanta
Iela
Alfred ‘Tralit
Howard McGall
Charles Hayden
Mra. N
Harrison
Bavannah
Oswald Eve
Augusta
Robert Blackburn
Harry Stills
Mise Lilian Tid
James Baird
A. J. Smith
House
Dalton Mitchell
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gether
Home Committee
Piedmont Hotel
Alfred Truitt
Transportation Committee
Howard H. BicCall
Badge
Mien
Lnkar Thiwell
Harry Ellis
W. P. Pattiile
Pieamont
Mies Ida Hott
Macon
Waynestern
Helen Plane
Mise Mattiesheibley
Rome
Stephens
Missa Erne McDonald
Cuthbert
Mire Littles Tidwell
Smythe
Majwathe Hotel
H. Lovejoy
Hemkinsville
Mire
Connally Mee
W. Higginbotham
Loulavne
Barnesville
Blackbues
Marietta
Virtual impeachment urged by Columbus circular
The Columbus circular calls for impeachment of the Reactive board and Georgia division leaders over the Andersonville site dispute. It argues the extra session is needed to reconsider monument placement while praising prudent, peaceable memorial aims and urging representative female delegates to attend in Atlanta on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Macon
Prizon
Georgia
Macqn
Chapter Protests Extra Session by United Daughter of the Confederacy
The Rutherford chapter of Columbus led by Mina Anna Caroline Benning protests against an extra session, urges rescission of Savannah convention action, and, if rescission occurs, directs voting for Andersonville or Richmond monuments. A committee will draft a circular letter to Georgia chapters urging unity to preserve constitutional integrity and dignity of the Georgia sisterhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgis
Werg
Mede
Mecca
Am¢ricus
Augusta
Savannah
Columbus
Pinc Hing
Americus
Anderacoville
Andersonville
Richmond
Richmond Transportation and Arrangement Committee
Helen Plane
Hichmena
Walter D. Lamar
Ldtele
Rutherford
Mina Anna Caroline Benning
Lizste Rutherford
United Daughter of the Confederacy
Sevannah
Georgia
Macon Debates Site for Wire Monument in Georgia
Georgia chapters clash over placing the Wire monument in Macon center stage. Savannah delegates argue Macon suits the tribute near Andersonville, citing geography, history, and hospitality as reasons to brand Macon the preferred site for the memorial's unveiling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan H. King
George Clark Kling
Benjamin King
Dallas County
Alabama
J. H. King
Robertson County
Newece
Jack King
Nancy King
Hannah Clarke
Quitane
Mary Hammond
Alteyneten
William Tee Blum Mee
Annie Speer Burr
James T. Ross
Mise
Jessie Goodell
Julia Sparks
Pulaski
Griffin
Hepste S
Ellis Deake
Mary A. Mills
Rosalind R. Carlisle
Sarah A. Martin
Salome J. Marland
Hepsié
Fills-Drake
Rosalind H Carlisle
Ipress Committee
Vitor
Prodigal
Pélatia
Mension
Georgie Federation
Mra M. A. Lipscomb
Oscar Pwaples
Miss Sheibley
Mrs. Johnson
Executive Board
Lipscomb
Slick Haxtrax
Clement A. Dveak
Wetronic
B. G.mccabe
Ihe Holt
Mins Buster
Georgia Division
West Peachtree
Mise Baxter
Wocarda
Ccolumbus
Amlersonville
Jefferson Davis
Cabin John Bridge
Atungton National Cemetery
Andersorville
Wirz
Confederacy
Idney Senier
Walter LD. Laniat
Tion
Wen
Nouth
Lia ‘Tearant
Woo H. Reeves
LaGrange
Madrath Hotel
Ate Donough
Aera Belton Biecheld
Hadley, Powell
Dosgasd
J. J. Dickesy Jr
Walter Lamar
Aacon
Fe Park
Thee
Chesney
Meenm
Are. Mer
Ales
Peepies
Valduate
Hema
Herbert Franklin
Tennille
W. B. Price-Stalthfare
Mesa
Fitzgerald
Hoel Muenic
Ui. Ganders
Oninerville
Wise Mine
Athens
Mere
Titton
Z. Laman
Tistig A. Archer
Sparta
Stestiens
Hasemas
EM. Urveretrent
Aylvania
Hols Mazes
Ovecatreet
Sylvenee
Mareauis
Mr. Fosse VC
Newtoh
Madiam
George Hillyer
Ira
Parmet
Thomann
George. Hillyer
PW. Goldfrey
Covingtsm
George 36
Min
Auguntux Hwann
Broedbritge
Meee Ware
Miss Yallvian
Athind
Cochlete
Mapane Howl
Mee
If Hivons
Vienna
Laurié Wedder
Lillie Meadivy
Carterernie
Estell Baker
Afra Dub
Davis
Attiens
Wish Alever
EG. Brock
Glomenree Elitre
W.O. Tranmmettre 4
Wound
Waycroas
WM. Wouley
T. Wingfield
Batimion
the Majestic Hire
M.D. Foumam
Tieweon
Mra UB. Steaks
Irs
Anna Mo Mauros
A. Corker
Miss Coulee O' Nell
Mime
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