Georgia Feder ation urged to send Washington delegation
Mrs. Fitzpatrick president urges Georgia clubs to send a strong delegation to the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Washington on April 21 to 24. The council serves as an advisory body canvassing federation affairs to yield practical results for the woman's club movement.
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United Sttes
Washington, D
General Federation of Women
Washington
Prgram
National Museum
Walcome
Cluwouten
Penoshacker
On to Washington by Mrs Balling Jones
Beloved sisters we report strong Georgia state federation work with thirteen clubs affiliated and growing. Mrs Pennyrockers and Mrs Meneytacker are shaping plans as twelve district presidents urge clubs to extend into broader fields of usefulness. The march meeting in Washington marks a united Georgia ready to enter new efforts and welcome members to the General Federation.
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Balling Jones
Georgia
Pennybockers
Pust Cave
General
Federalinn
Atlanta Woman's Club
Athens Woman's Club
the Prilomathle
Augusta
Chevoleer
Car Logan MH. Alechey Memorial
Clayton
College Park
Cardets Woman's Club
Woman's Club
The
Lesrhe
Triltom
Sarosts
Kertans
Toples
Griffin
State Associaton
Mowntaineers
Savannin
Rittant Hall
Grorei
Beringbarker
Wunrara Peoniralfon
Cps
Meinber Cine
Inglon
Goreng Tan TS
General Federation
Mrs Brown Appeals for Woman's Edition in Georgia
Mrs Edward T Brown Associate Editor expresses a ringing appeal to Georgias women urging support for the Woman's Edition project. She praises Mrs Ottley and Mrs McCabe, notes the desire to appoint Milley as editor in chief, and emphasizes benefits to libraries rural schools and funeral reforms while hoping for funds and resources to advance the enterprise despite Mrs McCabes illness.
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Georgia
Hoo. White
Geors Bla
Lst
J Milley
Ottley
Florida
McCabe
Kroasen
Fiearsia
Gouin
Lae
MES
Edward T. Brown
Wroman’s Palicten
Eleventh District Convention Scheduled in Valdosta
The Eleventh District Convention will be held in Valdosta on April 15 with plans by the district president and the Wyomadusis club to make the occasion unusually interesting. C. C. Brantley, President.
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Eleventh District
Valdosta
Wymodausis Club
Plannin
C. C. Brantley
Presiden
Clubs of State Pledge Support for Big Edition
A list of out of town supporters pledging for the June publish of The Constitu ent women’s edition includes Mrs F F Sheppen Bu jay Mrs J M Spence Camilla Mrs CM miters Penfield Mrs J A McGehee Wenciie Mrs C B Gilhert Perry Mr WW Davidson White Plains Mrs Ha Cumbee West Point Mrs I Krener Sandersville Mrs Sam Perking Rutledge Mrs George Collins Cedartown Mrs T J Dickey Fitzgerald Mrs S Evans Cedartown Miss Mabel Certetyou Marietta Mrs orice AL Fullinwer Cordele Mrs J H Freeman Cartersville Mace Vinelan Calhoun McCollins Haconteun Mrs J Stewart Gray Miss Corina Sunrill Newnan Mrs Charec Terryman Macon Miss Vernar Tiern Hartwell Mrs J B B Park Wreensboro Mrs M Y Lipscomb Thomasvilly Ga Mrs Vewls L Brown Port Valley Mrs Hubert T Daniel Mrs laude Urhy Kingston Mrs Howard Curseta Miss Jine Logan Arworth Mrs More land Zellar Grandville Miss Jane H Brown Cordele Mrs Z J Durrett Cordele Mrs Green Johnston Monti velo Obs D Z Frenman Carters ville Mrs Katherine McKevery Kineston Mrs George LD Collins Ce llartinwn Miss Caroline McGanley Jefferson Mrs Wo Turner Newnan Miss Lucy Harvis Bullochville Ga
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F. F. Sheppen
Bujay
J. M. Spence
Camilla
CM. Miters
Penfield
J. A. McGehee
Wenciie
C. B. Gilhert
Perry
WW. Davidson
Newnan Croche Club Wins Prize for Mock Trial
On December 12, 1912 the Crochet club under Newnan Civic leagues hosted a mock trial in Cow Bla county courthouse with Jennie Brice as the defendant. Prizes from Everybody's Magazine totaled 500 dollars for the national award and 100 dollars per state prize, attracting contestants from major Georgia towns. The event featured Judge HR W. Freeman, Sheriff L. Turner, and publicist W. O. Wright among others, and was organized by twenty prominent Newnan women led by president Mrs. Mike Powell. Proceeds supported Civic league improvements.
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Crochet Club
Newnan
Judie HR
Mike Powell
Civic League
W.st. John
Third District Holds Convention April
The second annual convention of the derated clubs of the third district will meet with the Fitzgerald Woman’s club Wednesday April 9. Enthusiasm is high and the Woman’s club city council mayor and population anticipate a glorious gathering as clubs prepare reports pledges and delegates. T J Durrett President.
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Fitzgerald Womas Club
Proenon
Thig Uve
Wideawake Town
Woman's Club
T. J. Durrett
Albion House Opens In London For Working Women
The Prochesa of Marlborough opened Albion House in London serving as a restaurant and shelter for working women and girls. It offers sleeplage accommodation at half a dollar per week and provides meals during the day. The duchess spoke on moral improvement and support for women’s Parliamentary suffrage.
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Prochesa
Marlborough
Loton
Albion Louse
Albion House
Tifton Club Indorses Edition Unanimously
At a Twentieth Century Literary Club meeting in Tifton on March 7 the memorial fund honoring Mrs White was unanimously endorsed and the commemorative edition of The Constitution received unanimous endorsement after Mrs Tort was appointed to lead the effort. The club plans a page or half page advertisement to promote the edition. The Women’s Municipal League of New York seeks to improve city housekeeping and civic image.
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Tifton
Nia
White
Etry Cournell
Chamber of Ecommerce
Af Tifton
Ranma
Colo
Aire Eam
Woman's Edition Splendid Says Mrs Z I Fitzpatrick
Mrs Z I Fitzpatrick urges Georgia club women to back a June launch of a club woman’s edition of The Atlanta Constitution to fund the Ella F White endowment. She calls for support from university men and clubs, and asks clubs to promote Georgia Prison Association efforts for a wayward girls industrial school. She also notes invitations to the General Federation of Women's Clubs council in Washington starting April 21.
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Club Women of Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Ella ¥ F. White
Prison Association of Georgia
Relllay
United States
Council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington
MES
I. Pitpatrick
Georgia Federation
Girls' Industrial School movement gains statewide support
The Girls' Industrial School Committee of the Association of College Women reports strong club cooperation across Georgia for a state school for wayward girls. Atlanta Acworth Calhoun Columbus Rome Newnan West Point and Toveca have formed subcommittees and will report progress to the central committee. A Columbus Ledger clipping notes statewide need and potential crime reduction and savings. Muscogee representatives are urged to back the measure. Rhoda Kaufman chairs the committee.
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Aassociation of College Women
Atlanta
Acworth
Calhoun
Columbus
Rome
Newnan
West Point
Toveca
Association of College Women's Central Committee
Ping
The
Columbus Ledger
Georgia
Ledger
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Rhoda Kaufman
Girls’ Industrial School Committee
Rockmart and Cherokee clubs noted for education
Rockmart Woman's club praised for civic and educational work by Mrs D B Freeman. Cherokee club highlighted for its educational day and the Model school at Cass Station. Mentions of Mrs A O Granger, Mrs J Greene, Mrs M Johnson, and district events in Bartow County and Covington.
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Rockmart
Cherokee Club
Alu. Granger
J. G Greene
D. B. Freeman
Eityamos
Cass Station
M. Johnson
Cheroker Clit
Johnson
Mandel
Mra A. 0
Granger
Mra
Ahnean
Massachusetts
Preemian Mata
Limente
Dent
Witte
Devoatr Menita
Turing
Tyram Wea
Milam
Bartow County
Cartisville
State conservation chairman requests prompt club reports
Mrs W W Banks of Tifton calls for rapid reports from all clubs on conservation work. Reports must be sent to her before the conference in Chattanooga in early April, so clubs should write promptly to Tifton.
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Conservaion
W. W. Banks
Tifton
Chattanooga
Tiftun
Women Seen as Most Dangerous Criminals in Paris
An aging Paris police chief M Terine declares that women are the most dangerous criminals, blaming training and environment for alleged law defiance. He attacks French feminists and notes Lepine fled to the Chevry villa to escape them, signaling a controversial farewell to public life.
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Paris
M. Terine
M. Lepine
Chevry
Deaf mute cured by brother’s death in a grim tragedy
London report describes a Kentish tragedy where Lily Curl, deaf and mute from infancy, regains speech and hearing after her brother Percy dies by suicide in an attempted vengeance. The shock allegedly restores her faculties, ending years of failed treatment and mystery.
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London
Percy
Lily Curl
Lily
Fortune Telling Scam Promises Revealing Readings
A garbled ad offers free astrology readings and miracle cures, promising secret knowledge of past present and future. It urges sending full name address birth date and small fees to receive a typed test reading and further medical remedies from Dr. Baker and Prof Raleigh in London Dayton Ontario and New York.
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Raleigh
Bedford
London
W. C
Lawra Baker
College Brig
College- Elwood Sts
Dayton
Onin
Gossip of Foreign Courts and Royal Cruises
London reports a royal yacht cruise planned by King and Queen with a select guests list, royal charity to be avoided, and idiosyncratic social notices from Floora castle events to Kenwood balls. Other items cover Prince Eric of Denmark studying farming and Countess Nada’s tennis polo, plus a humorous power outage at a town house dinner and candlelit dining.
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London
Floora Castle
Roxburghe
George
Mary
Countess Tarby
Kenwood
Hampshire
Countess Zla Tarby
Countess Nada
Grand Duke
Michel
Kenwond
Picture Company
Candle
Ugia
Mother of 27 within 20 years Cordele Ga Remarkable family
In Wilcox county near Rochelle a farmer Charling Floyd and his wife celebrated twenty years of marriage with twenty seven children born, including two sets of triplets and three sets of twins. All children are healthy and working, each earning a small daily wage from cotton picking.
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Cordele
Wilcox County
Rochelle
Charling Floyd
Poincare hailed as true master of France in praise from academy
A Paris academy figure declares Poincare the first master of France since Napoleon, predicting he will be supreme adviser to ministers and steer seven peaceful reform years. He notes the president will guide, not impose, and expects harmony, vigor, and democracy to prevail if conditions permit.
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Paris
March
France
Napoleon
Poincare
M. Guthriel Honotaux
Academy
M. Honotaux
Lorrain
Honoraux
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