State Editor and Officers for Atlantis Georgia Union
State Editor Mrs Hyie Jordan lists associate editors and officers at 232 West Peachtree Atlantis Ga with district presidents across Georgia. Names include Mrs Lot Warren Mrs W B Prich-Smith and many district leaders in Savannah Thomasville Pelham Newnan Decatur Madison Augusta Perry and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahyie Jordan
West Peachtree
Atlantis
Lot Warren
BRS
Stockbridge
W. B. Prich-Smith
Eugenia Johnson
Savannah
H. HH. Perry
Pelham
Jere `Moore
R- E. Shinpen
Zijay
A H- Brenner
Augusta
Hloventh
C.K. Gilbert
Perry
Jet Davis
Duitman
Social Conditions Speech 10 Plans For Convention
The General Federation of Women's Clubs industrial and social conditions department led by Mrs James Premick concentrates on securing living wages for women and protecting immigrant women from commercialized vice. At the Chicago biennial convention Miss Jane Addams Oak Grace Abbott and others discuss immigrant women, housing, schools, and the young girls. Dress guidance and a reception at the Art Institute mark the event with emphasis on federation growth and April 15 as grace period for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women's Clubs
James Premick
Concord
N. IL
Chicago
Rem- Seh
Jane Addams
Oak Grace Abbott
Immigrant Commission
Boston
Massachusetts
Dean Sumnar
John Shider
National Housing Association
George Jf. Kneeland
American Visitance Association
Rockefeller Foundation
Art Institute
Federation
Frank White
General Federation
Valley City
M. D
Nanions Organization
Clean-up Week Plans Completed by Tifton Club
Tifton residents prepare for Clean-up Week starting Monday March 23 led by the Twentieth Century Literary Club. Each member chairs a neighborhood cleanup and the club partners with mayor, council, and city crews. The event promotes a spotless city reputation and includes lectures by Mrs. Tasloxy of Thomasville, with school and library programs and a county teachers’ picnic. A federation delegate was named and the club’s rural education plan earns high praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Twentieth Century Literary Club
Titton
Tsft
Clus
Chamber of Commerce
Mre. N. Peterson
General Federation Bignaiks
Chicago
The
General Federation
Tiffen Club
Middle West
Eastman Study Class Holds Regular Meeting in Eastman Ga
A regular meeting of an Eastman study class was held at the Commercial club rooms with Mrs. Harry Hirsch as hostess. President Mrs. A W Bealer led a business session deciding to declare the last Friday of each month as clean up day. The program featured papers on The Ten in America, Longfellow, a book review The Way of Ambition, and early women writers. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. W L Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Commercial Club
Harry, Hirsch
Firp
A.W. Bealer
America
Carrie Otterbours
Longbellow
Bob Wynne
Albert Hitchens
Cannie Drummond
Geome
Will Wooten
W. L. Jessup
Miss Alice Baxter Seeks Peace Through Georgia Clubs
Miss Alice Baxter, chairman of Arbitration and Peace for the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs, urges Georgia women to act for world peace. She calls for a peace program in schools on Peace Day May 18, a general public observance, and clergy sermons on universal peace near May 1. The piece frames men and women as partners in shaping a peaceful future through education, public opinion, and moral leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Panama
Georgia
Wilson
McAdoo
Federation of Women’s Club
Federation
Loyal Daughters of the
Daughters of the Confederacy
The
Georgia Peace Society
Alice Baxter
Arbitration and Peace Committee
Georgia Federation of Women's Club
Suggested Program for the 18th of May Recitations and Songs
A listing of pieces and performers for a May 18 program. Recessional selections include The Reign of Peace Illusions of War and The Significance of the Two Hague Conferences. Pieces by Kipling Eliza Thornton Richard Le Gallienne and Tennyson are noted, with tunes such as Battle Hymn of the Republic America and Ode Sung at the Opening of the International Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson Munte
Burroughs Nature Club Meeting Sets Outdoors Focus
The Burroughs Nature Club in Athinta renewed activity with a February 11 meeting at the Winecoff hotel. Miss Prentiss spoke on the tufted titmouse and the tale Why the Evergreens Keep The Leaves in Winter. Members plan bird sanctuary work at Snap Bean Farm and regular spring nature walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athinta
Burroughs Nature Club
Winecoff Hotel
Fraternity Women of State Organize and Federate
The Atlanta Pan-Hellenic held its fourth meeting at the University club on Tuesday afternoon with reps from ten women’s national fraternities. Plans for the coming year were discussed, and the Rome Pan-Hellenic was announced by Miss Bessie Kempton, state chairman of sororities. The group aims to promote the National Pan-Hellenic congress and social service locally, with hopes for wider representation across Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Ten Nations
Tomrard
State Federation of Women's Clubs
National
Pan-Hellenic Congress
Rome
Bessie Kempton
Atlanta Club
Atlanta
Alpha Chi Omega
Wee Strickland
Alpha Delta Pi
Nell Waldo
Sara Lee Evans
Alpha
Kappa Psi
Annie Miaude Schuessler
Alpha Phi
A. J. Denniston
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Irvine Barge
Beta Sigma Onicron
Bernice Schuessler
Omar F. Elder
Chi Omega
Mollie Ray
Tri Delta
Fannie Hinton
Edith Watts
Kappa Delta
Charles A Bickerstaff
Arch B. Elkin
Ollie
Julia Purser
Zeta Tau Alpha
Misa Allie Barmore
Oo. TE
Books and Bulletins For Home Economics Study
A note from Mrs. Percival Sneed of the Library Training School At lanta highlights ten scholarships with no tuition, urging Georgian club women to help place educated young women in technical home economics training. Packaged are 23 booklets and several government bulletins on home economics, available from Whitcomb & Barrows and the U S Department of Agriculture, Washington. The list includes texts on nutrition, child care, homemaking, and health, with prices and ordering details, inviting clubs to clip and reference for future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Sneed
Library Training School of
Atlanta
Georgian Club
M. M. Parks
MiNedgeville
Qulitre Club
Civite “Club
Sylvania
Newnan Givie League
West Point Wornang
North Georgia
W. Trox Bankston
Mxtengin
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Conrad Btcog
Richards
Foods and Household Management
Kline & Cooley
McMahen Company
Gomieyi
American Book Co
Whitcomb & Barrows, Foston
Holt
Richardson
Beacon Street
Boston
Mays
Charles Harrington
M.D
Hjten H. Richardson
Ellen H. Richards
William FR. Woodbury
M. D
William RB. Woodbury
Pomeroy
A. M
R. W Hastings
Qilseth
Marshall H. Bailey
Anne & Windelow
GW. Gay
Paul Goldsburg
Ry J. Barnes
Mary Hinman Abel
Thomas W. ‘Harrington
Sadda
Tam
Ruth Vaden Parks
More Clubs Asked for the General Federation by Mrs Pennyhacker
Mrs Pennyhacker urges club members to recruit new clubs for the General Federation with a 60 day application deadline by April 1. She praises membership chair Mrs Frank White of Valley City ND and notes plans to publish state by state and direct membership data in The Magazine next month. Strong growth is reported in Florida Massachusetts and Florida and Portland OR has requested the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Valley City
Chicago
Massachusetts
Florida
General Federation
Wiliam B. Young
Geeral Federation Institute
Wlodida
Willam Hocker
Jacksonville
Portland
Ore
Anna J. H. Pennerbacken
Magazine Day Push Boosts National Subscriptions
Nationwide letters rally support for The General Federation Magazine as states organize campaigns to boost subscriptions. Magazine day is set for April 16 with the goal of 50 000 new subscribers and a banner state prize of 80 in gold. Individuals can win discounts and prizes, while every club benefits from updated information on state and national club matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation
How to Tell Whether Eggs Are Fertile
A Farm and Fireside page outlines simple methods to judge egg fertility and freshness. It describes practical tests for determining hatchability with straightforward steps and practical notes from contributors on incubating and assessing eggs.
Incubator Technique Reveals Fertile Eggs by Temperature
A process tests incubated eggs to separate fertile from nonfertile by temperature. Warm eggs indicate hatchable chicks while cold ones show absence of embryos. Slightly warm eggs yield very weak germs, suggesting incubation duration affects hatch outcomes. Public employment bureaus exist in Sweden and Belfast's population nears four hundred thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Belfast
Ireland
Georgia National Congress of Mothers and PTAs Leaders
The Georgia chapter lists officers including Howard Fane of Elberton as Vice President and Mrs George Haueh of Catummbus as Second VP. Mrs James Wright of Macon is Third VP, Mrs George Baldwin of Savannah is Fourth VP, and Mrs S E Owen of Augusta serves as Fourth VP. Secretary Russ Lottie Barnes of Columbus, Treasurer Mrs S A Hamlet of Atlanta, Auditor Mrs Roger Dewar, and Press Chair Mrs E M Mitchell of Atlanta. Official Organ Atlanta Sunday Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitapatrick
Thomasville
Nichols Peterson
Tifton
A. H. McCoy
Cuthbert
Howard McCall
Atlanta
Lucy Lester
Brs
J . Hays
Montezuma
Nussbaum
Bainbridge
General Federation
Bolling Jones
Rosa Woodberry
George Haueh
Catummbus
James Wright
Macon
George Baldwin
Savannah
S. E. Owen
Augusta
Russ Lottie Barnes
Columbus
S. A. Hamlet
Lloger Dewar
E. M. Mitchell
Beachtree Street
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Permanent Welfare Exhibit Proposed by Georgia Mothers and PTA
The Georgia Congress of Mothers and the Parent-Teacher Association seek a permanent child welfare exhibit for Georgia to aid homes and schools. Athens plan shows conditions at home, progress through charts and devices, with a $500 cost funded by five local groups and Miss Coye to guide three days of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Congress of Mothers
Mra. Little
Miss Coye
Recommendations of Mrs Little In Her Report as President
Mrs Little urges reestablishing active organization in Georgia with district and county organizers appointed by county superintendents. She proposes continued collaboration with the Evangelical association and lectures via Dr Fort of the Rockefeller Foundation. The report advocates club cooperation with superintendents, a lecture fund, sex hygiene study for parents, child welfare exhibits, and sustained publicity to expand membership and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Association
State Board of Health
State Superintendent of Education
Fort
Rockefeller Foundation
Georgia
University of Georgia
Barrow
Giene
Tlatronaly
Dalizr
National Congress of Mothers
United Effort
Atlanta Youths Beautify City For Shriners Convention
Atlanta children in the Home Garden league organize plots to decorate gardens for the Shriners convention. Miss Beaufort Matthews urges participation, outlines garden sizes, duties, and a city-wide meeting with a State Agricultural college professor. Members report weekly garden progress and join via mailed certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Home Garden League
Philadelphia
Beaufort Matthews
Peachtree Street
City
State Agricultural College
Fed
Georgia Mothers Congress News Notice
Notice requests reports from parent teacher associations to the state secretary and press committee chair Mrs EM Mitchell at 1149 Peachtree Street. It urges publicity and announces the new board of officers at the department head. Inquiries go to the Georgian division president for routing to the proper officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Associations of
Georgia
State Organization
EM. Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Mothers’ Congress of Georgia
Parent- Teachers’ Association
How to Detect a Bad Egg in Farm and Fireside
An article explains egg freshness tests using a tumbler eye tester. A fresh egg sinks and lies flat. a two to three week old egg tilts with the big end slightly up. a three month old egg stands on the small end. older eggs rise to the surface.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumner, Tider and
Kneeland
Tifton Club
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Arbitration and Peace
Emma Stephend
Pigio
Family Court of Arbitration and Peace
Elvic
Monlem
South Carolina
Caugh
Dales
Bour
Recitarians
Hague
de Koven
Kipling
Eliza Thornton
Richard le Gallienne
Fatherland
Wort
W. Holmes
Euse
Alfred Austin John H. Finley
A. S Sullivan
M. K. Schermerhorn
Munte
S. FL Smith
Snap Bean Tarm
West Chester
Charles W. Davis
John Cooper
J.C. McMichael
Amelia Calkins
Secre
Harry Ethridge
Treas
Fraternity Women of State
Pennyhacker
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Officers OF Congress
Aus
Howard Fane
Elberon
Hastings Seed Company
Thel Civic League
Civic League
Erated
Home Garden Tvalue
Beaufort Maliherra
Newspaper
Hichlye
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