Georgia D A R S Push Legislation for Education and Records
The document outlines proposals to the Georgia General Assembly via Daughters of the American Revolution chapters. It urges compulsory white education tied to the existing child labor law, a plan to fund and standardize schooling, and the establishment of industrial schools for segregation. It also calls for a tax equalization measure to support education and a state archive effort to copy and preserve county records before they decay or are lost.
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Georgia
Union
United
South
England
America
Washington
Marshall
Jefferson
Mon- Fos
Madison
Virginia
Edwin A Alderman
University of Virginia
Hogar
Robert E Park
Shaleman Records Committee
Daughters of the American Revolution Highlight Genealogical Work
The D A R column notes Miss Annie Lane has entered genealogical studies in Georgia. Her writings on Revolutionary heroes have appeared in northern papers and The Atlanta Constitution. The column will publish short genealogical sketches to aid tracing obscure lineages. Readers are invited to identify a Richardson lineage connected to Virginia and Guilford Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
D. AR
Daughters of the American Revolution
Annie M Lane
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
Miss Lane
Atlanta Constitution
Austin Datmey
Bettee Creek
D A. R
Establishing a Precedent in Californi
From The Red Lodge Picket the piece notes bear creek and Title neighborhood with a justice of the peace under fronds to keep the peace and an alderman in jail. The commentator calls this situation a startling precedent for a starter.
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Red Lodge
Bear Creek
Hil
Thia
Chapter Reports from Waycross Chapter LYMAN HALL
Lyman Hall Chapter Waycross reports growth from twelve to nineteen members since 1907. The group supports educational and moral work in Georgia and raised funds for the Waycross public school library. A member is drafting papers on Lost Towns of Georgia, to be of historical value. Lucy M. Pound, Regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Lyman Hall
Georgia
Waycross
Lucy M. Pound
Shadrach Inman chapter elects delegates to continental congress
The Shadrach Inman chapter names officers led by Regent Merc. V I Davis and vice regent Mra Orlean C. Waltong treats urer Mrs. Indiana W rances, secretary Miss Anna G Palmer, registrar Mrs. Lavinia M Carswell, historian Mr. Eliza C. Smith. Mrs. Kate Thomas Wilkins of Waynesboro Georgia is elected delegate with Mrs. Pearl McW. Roberson of Wadley Georgia as alternate to attend the continental congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadrach Inman
Merc
Archibald Bulloch Chapter Sees Loyal Activities
The Quitman based Hannah Clarke Chapter reports active service with Washington's birthday program at the public school and a gift of a handsome United States flag. The Montezuma unit notes growing membership and a civic league doing fine work with well attended meetings and engaging literary programs.
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Hannah Clarke
Washington
United States
Civic League
Lachlan McIntosh Chapter Officers Listed
Officers of the Lachlan McIntosh chapter of the D A R in Savannah are named with positions and addresses. Regent J M Bryan at 9 East Gordon street. vice regent Mrs J B Chestnut at 70 Whitaker street. treasurer Mrs Daniel Hopps at 145 Bull street. corresponding secretary Mrs George Garmaby at 13 East Duffy street. recording secretary Mrs Robert M Gibbes at 12 West Liberty street. registrar Mrs Montague Boyd at 16 West Thirty eighth street. historian Miss Mamie J Pritchard at East Taylor street.
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Lachlan McIntcosh
Savannah
J. M. Bryan
East Gordon Street
J. B. Chestnut
Whitaker Street
Daniel Hopps
Bull Street
George Garmaby
East Duffy Street
Robert M. Gibbes
Weat Liberty Street
Book Party Aids Public School Library Fund
Lyman Hall chapter D A R held a book party for public school library fundraising. The event featured unique representations of books brought by attendees and yielded about forty volumes added to the library.
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Lyman Hall
Lyman Fiall
Questa
Words of Praise for D. A. R. Column
A reader from Waycross Georgia praises the D A R column, compliments editor Mrs Lucy M Pound and the department, and notes February 3 issue of The Allnuts Constitution. The letter reflects affection for genealogy content and pride in the society.
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Held Executive Board Meeting
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs' executive board met in Atlanta with President Mrs A Sipscomb presiding. Delegates from Atlanta, Athens, Griffin, Columbus, Cartersville and others reported on progress since the Valdosta convention, focusing on education, federation scholarships, and local taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seliom
Atlanta Woman's Club
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mra
BM. A. Sipscomb
Athens
Mesdamen G. B. Hinman
Nellie Peters Black
A. McD. Wilson
F. K. Ottley
Warren Boyd
E. G. McCabe
Edward Brown
Hugh Willet
W. P. Pattillo
R. 5
Valdosta
Federation Report Highlights School Needs and Gifts
Mrs. Mo Johnson reports Case Station School with over 85 pupils taught by two capable teachers. Sewing and cooking emphasized, Mothers' Club aids, scholarships secured, and teachers recruited from Tennessee and Maryland. Demands for books and pictures noted. Licensing and building projects progress at other federation schools including Poplar Grove and Wade River area. A federation luncheon at Inman Park followed a social gathering with executives of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo. Johnson
Case Btation School
Mothers’ Club
Southern Educational Conference Hearings and Civic Plans
The afternoon session at Mrs Willet's home covered the forthcoming industrial conference for Georgia youth, with delegates from education associations. Reports highlighted the traveling library program, story telling efforts, and a strong push for civic improvement. District club meetings, Red Cross donations, and Arbor Day tree-planting results were noted, along with resolutions of thanks and welfare concerns for state institutions and notable club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Willet
Mra R
Park
J. K. Ottley
Georgis
Orst
Mra
E.G McCabe
McCabe la
John Dorier Poll
Columbia
Pou
Columbus
Sam D. Jones
Poplar Springs School Receives Hydraulic Ram Gift
Report at the State Federation meeting in Valdosta praised Poplar Springs Industrial School. Mrs Emma Perry in Atlanta sent praise while the school was presented with a hydraulic ram, purchased as a gift from federation members. The gesture reflects club women’s pivotal role in Georgia education.
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Valdosta
Emma Perry
Poplar Springs
Eugens Heard
Berton
John Ottley
Atlanta
Federation
Georgia
Dues Urged by Columbus Club Treasurer
All clubs with unpaid dues should forward the amount of 83 to Mrs. V. Diamakes Jr., treasurer, Columbus, Georgia. The yearbook is in the printer’s hands and the bank lacks sufficient funds to meet this obligation.
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Mra
V. P Diamakes, Jr
Columbus
Contributions to Tallulah School Fund From Various Clubs
Additional contributions to Tallulah School fund list Millen Club in Thomasville with 5 dollars Wymondausis Club 15 dollars Association for the Education of Georgia Mountaineers in Savannah 25 dollars Inman Pan Students Club in Avanta 10 dollars Woman's Club in Covington 65 dollars total 60 pounds
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Tallulan Walls School
Millen Club
Wymondausis Club
Thomasville
Association For the Education of Georgia Mountaineers
Savannah
Inman ‘Pan
Avanta
Woman's Club
Covington
Business Scholarships Awarded by Mrs PriceGorith
Mrs W B PriceGorith state chairman announces scholarship awards to Miet Grace Austin Bagwell's Business one Exile Moss Danwood Ga eauthern Busines cotees Misa Katie McDermot telegraphy Southern Business college Four applicants will be tested in millinery by Mien Gentell with results due March 1 A life scholarship in telegraphy from Southern School of Telegraphy Seerac Lt Stricker president received.
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W B. PriceGorith
Miet Grace Austin
Bagwell
Exile Moss
Danwood
Gaeauthern Busines Cotees
Misa Katie McDermot
Southern Business College
Mien Gentell
Julia Dunbar
Crichton-Shumarm
Mies
Mary Latimer
Draughon
Pusibags College
Susie Wray
Mies Annis
Mary Achoo
Southern School of Telegraphy
Seer
Art Scholarship Announced for Adele Holliday
The Federation of Clubs awards the Chairman Art Scholarship to Adele Holliday of 33 Creecent Ave. Miss J Gwynn and Mrs. Woodberry announced the award at a meeting in Atlanta. Professor Park of the University of Georgia delivered a lecture on The Elements of Literature at a Laura Rutherford chapter gathering in Athens. Officials of the City Improvement Club in Douglas elect new officers, and Fitzgerald's Women's Club plans a Carnegie library visit while cataloging sixty donated books.
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Jeper
Jones
W. P. Pattilo
Atlanta
State Federation
Red Cross
Mre
Wilson
Hugh Wilet
Adele Holliday
Creecent Ave
Federation of Clubs
Osgood Jmuce
J.gwynn
Mins Woodberry
Park
Athens, Ga
HE. Park
University of Georgia
Laura Rutherford
He Daughters of the Confederacy
Carnegie Library
sWagerald
Women's Club
Elks’ Parlors
American Library Association
Woman's Clap
Fitzgerald
Session of Georgia division United Daughters of the Confederacy
The special called session in Atlanta on March 11 by the Georgia division United Daughters of the Confederacy was historic. The main issue was the Andersonville site for a memorial, which the division voted 125 for Andersonville, 62 for Macon, and 4 for Americus. debate cited parliamentary methods, protests by Macon and Sumter County supporters, and reflections on the Wire monument’s placement and future.
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Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Che
Bettis Fually
Antigam
Andersonville
Macon
Amaricus
Man
Walter D. Lamar
Tela Giviaiop
Wirs
Sidney Lawler
Scanton
Sidney Lanier
State and Historical Association
Carlyle
Voltaire
Tha Seston
Prisen
Ampericus
Sumter County
Americas
Savannah
Augusta
Davia
Wirz
Able Address Made by Mrs W C Lamar
Mrs W C Lamar addresses the Georgia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy praising the harmonized outcome of the extra session. The monument location debate centered on Andersonville and other sites with strong debate and witty exchanges, ending in unanimous support for Andersonville and thanks to Mrs Walter Lamar for preserving the Georgia monument.
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W. C. Lamar
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wirs
Andersonville
Mra
Walter Lamer
Savannah
Richmond
Americus
Macon
Rosa
Alice Baxter
Georgia Division
Monument Erected by Eatonton Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy
The Dixie chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy met at president Sydney Wing fela's home to plan a masquerade fundraiser for the monument recently erected by the chapter. A Batonton monument was noted as unveiled last July. The chapter has nearly doubled its membership in the past year and added social events to boost meetings.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
Eatonton
Dixie Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sydney Terrell Wingfela
Batonton
Ite
Monument Plans In Butler For Confederate Memorial
Butler Georgia on March 3 reports a movement to erect a Confederate monument on the courthouse square led by the Wallace Edwardy chapter with Camp Bateman support. The effort aims to honor Confederate soldiers and women, noting Taylor county lacks monuments aside from grave markers. Funds pledged include 160 for a beacon, as residents seek public works and civic pride.
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Butler
8Th
Cecilia Musical Club
Miles Cantrell
College Auditorium
College Hall
Court House Square
Camp Bateman
Wallace-Ediwardy
Taylor County
United Cengbters
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