Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs charts progress at meeting
At the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs executive board in session on April 28 in Georgia, officers report full payment of a 2000 General Federation endowment fund assessment and additions to Ella White memorial funds. The state shows strong growth with ten new clubs federating, 22 clubs in the General Federation, and 23,000 women represented. plans include establishing a new industrial school in south Georgia and sending Georgia delegates to the Chicago biennial.
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Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Best
Georgia
General Federation Endowment Fund
Ella White
Rolling Jones
General Federation
Chicago
Cuthbert
Ela B. White
J. Lindsay Jobhson
Nellie Peters Black
Lipscomb
Tallulah
Sehool
Tallulah Falls
Atlanta
Granger
Bartow County
Cass Station
Reed
Rochelle
South Georgia
Boling Jones
Atlantic
Albany
Camp Fire Girls Report From Thomasville Journey North
Nyoda leads a Camp Fire Girls report from Thomasville recounting a journey to Cuthbert Georgia near the Chattahoochee on the Falling Leaf Moon. The report covers ranks of wood gatherer fire maker and guardian directing lessons in sewing cooking health craft patriotism and seven laws of the fire.
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Thomasville
Frst
State Federation
Law
Annual Meeting of Tenth District Clubs
The Philomathic club invites members to the first annual meeting of the tenth district at Augusta courthouse on Saturday May 23. Two sessions with luncheon by the Philomathic club aided by the Woman's club and the Teachers' lab. State chairmen should contact district secretary Mrs L Arrington 812 Broad St Augusta to arrange programs. Executive board and club presidents meet May 22 at the district president's home, followed by an informal reception with Mrs Fitzpatrick and other officers hoped to attend.
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The
Philomathic Club
Augusta
Woman's Club
Teachers’ Lab
Mra. L. & Arrington
Broad Street
Fitzpatrick
Tenth District
Individual Responsibility in Federation Engagement
Is not Individual Responsibility the keynote of success in any undertaking? Are you a committee chairman or club secretary who ensures members receive all details and pass them on. Do you inform your club about Federation work and review The General Federation Magazine. We must all do our parts by strengthening the chain from individual clubs to headquarters.
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Bessie Kempton
Atlanta
Rome
Macon
Griffin
Georgia
Tallulah School
Alice Baxter
Wilson
Bryan
Congress
Daniel
Griffin Club
Mias Alice Baxter
Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mexico
United States
Georgia State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Idah
Titzpatrick
Georgia Federation Women's ‘Clubs
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. Dorothy Blount Lamar
Lamnr
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
George Maynard Minor
Connecticut
Joseph I. Wood
New York
Ehan ¥. Leary
Washington
Charles Clemence Abbott
New Hampshire
A.lane
Texas
George T. Smallwood
District of Columbia
Edmund ¥. Noel
Migsis Sippi
Samuel W. Jamison
Wirna
Charles , Davin
Bulloch
Story
Eleanor
Washington Howard
Mary
Lockwood
Georgia Waughters
Yeu
Oureneral
Gil
Milledgeville Noval and Industrial School
Athens Normal School
Moultrie
Vassar
Poughkeepie
N.Y
Work of Junior Civic Leagues Growing Rapidly in Albany
On April 16 Mrs Lyman J Amsden organized a Junior Civic League in Albany and spoke to the Domestic Science club. She has organized 600 children in league work, earning praise from Mrs Walton Jill and the Twentieth Century club, and her efforts strengthen the Georgia Federation.
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Lyman J. Amsden
Civic League
Albany
Amsden
Montgomery
Walton Jill
Twentieth Century Club
Junar Civb League
Georgia Federation
Meeting to Promote Farming in Glynn County Georgia
Bronswick Georgia May 2 News item notes a general mass meeting organized by the Glynn County Board of Trade agricultural committee to discuss expanding farming. The plan includes purchasing land, dividing it into forty acre tracts, clearing it and selling on easy terms to attract new farmers and improve farming in the county.
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Bronswick
Glynn
Agricultural Committee of
The
Board of Trade
Award of Trade Committee
Brunswick Receives 3 000 000 Postcards
Brunswick Ga May 2 Special a shipment of 8 000 000 postal cards valued at 75 000 was received yesterday and placed in the local post office to be shipped to various cities in this section The postoffice department has designated Brunswick as a distributing point for Georgia Florida and part of Alabama Since then many large shipments of postal cards and stamped envelopes have been received There is now on hand at the port of five besides these postal cards 2 000 280 or 3 000 000 envelopes
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Brunswick
Postoffice Department
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
The
Nations Society of the Daughters of the Armeytean Revolution
Continental Memorial Hall
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Congress
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Mira
Story
Roome
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Albena Polytechime
Austin
Tuinen
Polyteetiur
Aubain
Ala
University of Mabama
Universit Ala
Memphis
Tena
Bristol School
Washington
Enmirman of Education
Voxcullese
College Bark
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Hers
Reon
Asters College of Music
Manng- Hab Va
Que al Fehl
Musien Art
Jacksonville
Duration
Piisies
General Federation Membership Appeal for Women
A call from the General Federation urges women to join for national cooperation and inspiration. It promotes state federation for local work, development of the club idea, and citizenship preparation. Membership encouraged by Lucre tia L. Blankenburg, First Vice President of the GF.
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General Federtation
General Federation
State Federation
Lucretia L. Blankenburg
Savannah Presbytery Meets in Brunswick Ends With Praise
Savannah Presbytery in Brunswick closed this afternoon after a session that began Thursday morning. Delegates from across Georgia attended and brunswick ladies hosted a splendid reception, marking one of the largest and most successful gatherings.
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Savannah Presbytery
Brunswick
Savannah
How Would You Like to Be in an Egg Circle
The eater of Farm and Fireside writes that an egg circle is a circle of people who have sold eggs with stamped numbers and a central distributor handles sales. Some circles in Ontario cut prices by 2 to 15 cents a dozen, while the Nebraskan Agricultural College recommends the plan to Nebraska poultrymen and general thinking readers.
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Ontario
Nebraskan Agricultural College
Poultrymen of
Nebraska
Daughters of Georgia appoint Ruby Kay as State Editor
Ruby F. Kay resumes duties as Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution state editor after a two year interval. She outlines aims for the “DAR Current Events” feature, stresses publicity value, and invites chapters to contribute on topics like old Indian trails, county research, and youth citizenship programs.
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Daughters of the American Revolution of Georgia
J. H. Harrison
Columbus
Howard NcCall
Atlanta
Daughters of Georgia
Georgia
Imaniermis
Southland
Daughters of
Early Walker County History Prepared by Chapter Meeting
William Marsh chapter met at Mrs. James E Patten home Friday afternoon with officers noting growing membership and a visitor count of 718 restroom visits since January 1. Historical notes highlighted Chief McLemore and Indian missionary Shev Humphrey Tosey buried at Wood Station and Cedar Grove, planned markers, and a push to publish local early history.
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William Marsh
James E. Patten
Stiles
Shev. Humphrey Tosey
Walker County
Wood Station
McLemore
Cedar Grove
Dr Melton to Speak at Elberton Exercises
Dr Wightman of Emory College has accepted an invitation to deliver the literary address at Elberton High School closing exercises on May 26. The May graduating class will be the largest in the school’s history with an interesting program. Dr Melton will also speak at Americas High School commencement later in May and at the George Peabody logo for Teachers event in Nashville on June 26.
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Elberton
Wightman
Emory College
Elberton High School
Elberton School
Melton
the Americas High School
George Peabody
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs Bankston Campaigns UDC Scholarships Across Georgia
A Confederate Ladies chapter letter promotes seven UD C scholarships for fall and urges May 2 deadlines. It lists Vassar and UNC options, Alabama Polytechnic, Agnes Scott, Agnes, Bristol Bristol, and state awards, with eligibility tied to Confederate veteran descent and academic merit.
Experience Bazar Brings Equal Partnership Message
An Ohio farm couple shares a plan from Farm and Fireside stressing equal partnership. They maintain a common purse and joint decision making to meet debts “at the proper time.” Income from cows and chickens supports four children and household needs, while avoiding family strife and helping them build a future home.
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Ohio
Allancome
Mina
Milledgeville Man Celebrates 42nd Pythian Anniversary
Milledgeville resident SE Gobert, aged elder, will observe forty second year as a Knights of Pythias member. He joined the order at Milledgeville lodge number 128, the oldest in the United States by membership. Local lodge plans honors at the gathering with Mr Gehert singled as honored name.
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Milledgeville
United States
Milledrew
Knights of Fithias
Gehert
Erand
Milledgeville Boy Granted West Point Appointment
Milledgeville Ga Roger WW Stemlidee of Hulse Comntz Bas Wop earned an appointment from Georgia to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He stood an excellent Baantian. A graduate of Georgia Military College Milledgeville and Staunton Va Military College.
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Milledgeside
Roger WW
Stemlidee
Hulse Comntz
Concel
Georgia
United States Military
West Point
Georgia Military Vollege
Milledgeville
Staunton, Va
Military College
Bonds proposed for Guyton School improvements
The Guyton School trustees call an election for June to issue bonds totaling 12,600 dollars to build a new brick schoolhouse with modern equipment. A petition signed by nearly one hundred patrons supports the bond issue. Trustees re-elect Professor B. L. Jordan as principal for another year.
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Guy Jim, Co. Blyee Aide
Board of Trustees
The
South Atlantic Institute
Soto
B. L. Jordan Ju Ite Qipal
Brantley Named Inspector in Milledgeville Post Office
Milledgeville Ga special says Goornery Brantles a longtime figure in the Milledgeville post office and prominent in local affairs has been appointed postal inspectors. His division is unspecified but he will likely oversee post offices and records with duties starting July 1.
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Brantley
Milledgevill Ga
Goornery Brantles
Milledgeville
Judge Nash Broyles to Lecture in Brunswick Georgia
Judge Nash Broyles of Atlanta will visit Brunswick on May 2 and speak tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church, hosted by local friends.
Dogs and Sheep Losses in Wisconsin Reform Fight
Herbert Quick reports a series on dog damage to the sheep industry in Wisconsin. Testimony from Frank Eleimbein and farmer meetings show many farmers sold sheep due to dogs and fear further losses, with legislative efforts stalled after a late-session setback.
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Farm and Fireande
Springheld
Ohio
Herbert Quick
Frank Eleimbein
University of Wisconsin
Asconsin
Wistalsin
Assembly
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