The Simple Life of a German Woman in Transit
Mrs. George Hinman surveys German life, detailing roles of women, education, marriage customs, dowries, housekeeping, and the rise of the “new” woman. She notes the emphasis on family duties, modest dress, domestic economy, and limited social freedoms, alongside gradual access to universities, criminology work, and shifts toward women's public roles.
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George Hinman
Germany
Munich
America
Germenny
General Federation Work Highlighted for Georgia Club Women
The article explains the General Federation of Women's Clubs impact across states including unity, civic beauty, public health, conservation, education, and art. It notes Mrs. H. H. Tift as endowment fund chair and urges clubs to join, support dues, and attend the Biennial to see the federation’s work firsthand.
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Georgis
Tincan
Invitation to Cordele Third District Convention
Dear Madam President the district convention of the third congressional district meets in Cordele the guest of the Cordele Woman's Club on March 15 at 10 o'clock at the new school auditorium You are cordially invited to be present and as many members of your club as can possibly attend A splendid program is planned and luncheon at 1 o'clock Notify Mrs F G Boatright chairman committee on homes that you will come and how many friends you can bring with you Most cordially Jessie F Durrett Third District Vice President
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Third Congressional District
Cordele
F. G. Boatright
Jessie F. Durrett
Third District
Winter Comfort in Model Home
A memoir fragment describes a mountain slope house with no steam heat yet no ice indoors during near zero cold. The writer envisions a stone driveway, crimson carnations, red Nasturtiums, red hollyhocks, scarlet verbena, red geraniums, clipped rhododendrons in green tubs, and a rustic bridge over a ravine, with teachers relaxing there.
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MHS
Robert Andoe
Committee Chairs for Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
A list of committee chairmen and addresses for the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs. It names chairs in Art and Handicrafts, Home Economics, Civics, Conservation, General Education, Kindergarten, Library Extension, Students' Aid, School and Home Improvement, Gift and Business Scholarships, Music, Social Service, International Arbitration and World Peace, State Infirmaries, Public Health, Red Cross Seals Tuberculosis, Industrial Conditions of Women and Children, Local Taxation, Sorority, Educational Association Presidents, Special Committees, and Model Rural Schools directors with corresponding member names and locations across Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, and other Georgia cities.
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Harry H. Osgood
Haralson Avenue
Atlanta
J. M. Weater
Elberton
Civics League
Lyman J. Amsden
North Boulevard
Logan R. Pitts
Calhoun
W. W. Banks
Tifton
Chas. J. Haden
Peachtree Road
Peachtree Place
George B. Hinman
James ¥. Swift
Frances Bradley
Peachtree Street
Red Cross
Fred G. Hodgson
Victor Kriegshaber
Moreland Avenue
Edward T. Brown
Carl Brittain
Educational Association
State Association For Hollgpttgn
Georgia Mountaineers
Morgan
Savannah
Southern Mountain Educational Association
FE. W. LaZarus
M. A. Lipscomb
H. M. Willet
Rose Woodberry
Winance
James Jackson
Twelfth and
Spring Streets
M. A. Lipscomnb
J. Lindsay Johnson
A. O. Granger
J. K. Ottley
Hartwell Spain
W. P. Pattilo
Federation
Jutlan Bailey
Courtland Street
Transportation
Model Rural Schools
Pall Wieah Falls Industrial School
A. Lipscomb
Athens
Poplar
Berings Indus
PUPILS UNDAUNTED BY CHILLY STORMS
Mrs. Parody reports a December start at the mountain school despite cold rain and snow. Pupils attend irregularly yet bravely, with steady effort to learn and build character through history, patriotism, art, and industrial projects. The report notes garden work, sewing, basketry, and plans for a Dresden exhibit, with requests for educational materials and furnishings.
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Mary Draper
West Roxbury
Maia
Dresden
Clean-Up Day Planned By Georgia Women March 10
The General Federation of Women's Clubs sets March 10 for the annual cleaning-up day in southern states with Georgia women leading efforts to mobilize civic authorities for wagons and street clearances. If weather or Sunday conflicts occur, local clubs may choose an alternative date to ensure a statewide push for cleanliness and public health. Mrs. Logan R. Pitts signs the message.
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Lear Club
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia
Amatuer Play for Benefit of Mountaineers
A Savannah audience praised the February 15 performance of His Excellency the Governor at the Savannah theater. The amateur cast, coached by L W Nelson, delivered a polished comedy set in the Amandaland islands. Notable roles included Sir Montagu Martin and Henry Carlton with Miss Annie Maclean and Miss Anna Hell among the leading ladies. The benefit supported the Association for Education of Georgia Mountaineers led by Mrs S B C Morgan.
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Savannah
Education of Georgia Mountaineers
B. C. Morgan
L. W. Nelson
Amandaland Islands
Indian Ocean
Montagu Martin
Stein Bryan
Henry Carlton
Charles Bush
Charles Carew
Ford P. Fuller
John Baverstock
Neyle Colquitt
Rivers
The
Midland Fusiliers
H. A
Calhoun Woman's Club Celebrates 10th Anniversary
On a Wednesday evening the Calhoun Club marked its tenth year with a reception for organizer Mrs. W. L. Hines. Pink and white hyacinths and azaleas decorated the parlors as members and guests, including charter members and several gentlemen, toasted the club and its community influence. A salad course followed the tributes.
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Calhoun Woman's Club
W. L. Hines
Hines
Thomas A. Hopper
Civic League of Elboarton Hails Sanitation Drive and Library Gift
Mia E. B. Tate, president, notes the Civic League's push for cleanliness in schools streets and markets and highlights $80 for new books at Harris Allen library funded by the group. The club plans a monthly clean-up day at the cemetery and reports $63.83 in receipts with most funds spent locally and a contribution of $8 to Tallulah Falls Industrial School.
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Civic League OF
Civic League
Harris Allen
Lundy Harris
Dave
Tallulah Falls
Third District Convention Program Recap and Schedule
The program runs from 10:00 a.m. to 12:39 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. with the call to order by District Vice President Mrs. T. J. Durrett. It includes Welcome from Cordele officials and clubs, educational talks by Miss Rosa Woodberry and Mrs. Zef Fitzpatrick, and afternoon sessions covering federated and unfederated clubs reports, Junior Civic League work, conservation, a health lecture by Dr. S. A. Jacobs, and an open conference led by Mrs. A. H. McCoy.
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T. J. Durrett
Dor
United Daughters Confederacy
T. Atkins
Cordele High School
Jason Scarboro
Symphony Music Club
Mary Webb
Cordele Woman's Club
Lax Land
J. E. Hayes
Montezuma
Zef. Fitzpatrick
Tifton Club
N. Petersen
Rosa Wood
State Board of Health
A. H. McCoy
Cuthbert
Local civic group reports fundraisers and cemetery work
The group lists two bazars raising 136 and 140 dollars, along with suppers and plays, totaling nearly 800 dollars. They preserved an old cemetery with an iron fence costing 660 dollars, improved a park, and observed a community cleanup day, noting plans for this year’s efforts.
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Jeans
Uccens
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