Georgia Branch Officers of National Congress of Mothers
Georgia unit lists officers of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations. Names include President Howard Payne, Vice President George Haugh, Second Vice President James Wright, Third Vice President Mmi Baldwin, Fourth Vice President Mrs EB Owen, Secretary Miss Lattle Barnes, Treasurer Mrs S A Hamlet, Auditor Mrs Roger Dewer, and Press Chairman Mrs E M Mitchell at 1149 Peachtree Street Atlanta. Official organ is the Atlanta Sunday Constitution.
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Congress
Ttrs
Howard Payne
Miber- Oes
George Haugh
Atlanta
Mre
James Wright
Macon
mMi Baldwin
Savannah
EB. Owen
Augusta
George
Kecurning
Misa Lattle Barnes
Columbus
S.A. Hamlet
Axdltor
Roger Dewer
Mra E. M. Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Organized Motherhood Elevates Mothers as a Profession
The piece extols motherhood as a sacred vocation and highlights the rise of the National Congress of Mothers. It notes governments and publications recognizing organized mothers, describes motherhood as encompassing education, morality, social and economic effort, and even professions. The Georgia branch aims to provide training to all mothers, with a letter from newly elected president Mrs. Howard Payne of Hiberton offering pertinent facts for Georgia mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Mothers
Georgia
Howard Payne
Hiberton
Strong Mothers Organization Formed in 12th District
The Twelfth District of Georgia formed a branch of the National Congress of Mothers spanning thirteen counties with Cochran as its hub. Officers include district president Mrs. D. E. Duggan, corr sec Miss Ann L. Walker, and publicity chair Mrs. J. A. Walker. The group aims to create working parent teacher clubs in every school and to foster mothers clubs in churches and child study groups. The Cochran Mothers Club reorganized May 13 with planned activities for the year and a national guest, Anna Steele Richardson, visiting May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Twelfth District of
Con-greas of Mothers
Cochran Journal
Congress of Mothers
Twelfth District
Cochran
D. EB. Duggan
Ann L. Walker
J. A. Walker
Proay and Publicity
Ciaba
Anna Steele Richardson
New York
Department of the National Congress of Mothers
Mothers Aroused In Cochran District For Baby Saving
Mrs Richardson introduced the better babies movement to Cochran mothers. The talk on Baby Saving aimed to reduce infant mortality with practical instructions and literature. Dr T D Wood of Columbia University cited rising physical and mental defects, prompting a campaign by Cochran’s progressive women led by J A Walker to educate country mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Cochran
T. D. Wood
Columbia Uni
J. A. Walker
Georgia Parent Teacher Ages and Purposes of PTA Co operation
State President Howard Payne outlines aims to unite parents and teachers through Parent-Teacher Associations and Mothers Clubs of Georgia. She cites advantages like extended school use for meetings, home environment insight, circulating libraries, lunch rooms, sanitary improvements, plantings, musical instruments, classrooms equipment, health inspections, playgrounds, and rest rooms for teachers, urging statewide expansion and official endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Payne
Biberton
Suffrage News Reports Shafroth Amend Promise Motion
Notes on Woman's Suffrage recounts the Bristow Mondell and Shafroth amendments. It previews congressional action, party splits, and public pressure as the senate committee urges passage and states move toward voter submission. Local Beavers program set at Carnegie Library for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafreth Mensere
Congress
Teac
Shafroth
United State
Senate
Colorado
Teorfia Woman Suffrage League
Frances Smith Whiteside
Carnegie Lbrary
Beavers
League
Club Activities and PTA Meeting Notes in Rome and Atlanta
Reports from the Seventh Ward club in Rome describe school grounds improvements benches joggling boards and plans for a school library. Atlanta’s Grant Park PTA held a April meeting with Principal Mrs Davis speaking on parental involvement and obedience. Trinity Church mothers’ department met in May with refreshments and a general discussion chaired by Mrs P F Rareoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Seventh Ward
Troy
N. &, Foster
Atlanta
Parent-Teacher Association
Grant Ark School
Mothers’ Department
Trinity Church
Tra
J. A. Jackson
Jackson
Smith and Convict Goods in Import Ban Debate
Washington May 23 The secretary of the treasury was asked bySenator Hoke Smith in a senate resolution to report commodities that could be barred under the pending Stone bill forbidding entry to goods produced with convict labor The senator said the list was large and gathering details would take time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhange
Agin
Womave Journal
New York
Washington
Thatetty
United State Senate Committee
United States House Judiciary Committee
House
Children's Bureau
Miss Lathrop
Senator la Follette
District of Columbia
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Hoke Smith
Senate
Smith
Executive Board Meeting with Mrs Zahner in Atlanta
The Georgia branch of the National Congress of Mothers held an executive board meeting at Mr. Robert Zahner's Atlanta residence with Mrs. Howard Payne presiding. Officers changed as Mrs. SE Hamlett resigned and Mrs. Rt. Hodgins was elected treasurer. New district vice presidents were named for several districts and plans for statewide child welfare cooperation were discussed. A separate note mentions a petition from Michigan citizens urging Congress to recognize Frederick A. Cook as the North Pole discoverer presented in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
National Congress of Mothers
Robert Zahner
Atlanta
Howard Payne
Mothers’ Congress
Grossman
New York
Theodore Teepel
Congress of Mothers
National Organization
Payne
SE. Hamlett
Hodgins
Elberton
Urewer
C. BE. Durzan
George Hore
J. Lindsey Johnson
David
Columbus
Dr. Cook
Washington
Michigan
Congress
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Senate
William Alden Smith
Dorsey Opposes Bill of Exceptions in retrial bid
Solicitor Hugh Dorsey yesterday objected to the bill of exceptions filed by Frank's counsel for Judge Hill to approve. He argued the document is incomplete and omits material matters including the affidavits from the retrial hearing. Judge Hill granted more time and set Monday at 3 PM to issue his certificate while Haas and the solicitor seek agreement on disputed portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dorsey
Frank
Ben Hi
Leonard Haas
Boters
Supreme Court
Hill
Tttomey Haas
Tye
Dan Lehon
Detective Burns
Judea Arthur Powell
Three alleged yeggs held in Griffin Georgia
Resford P Fields A Perry and W R Gray alias Des Moines Billy were arrested in Atlanta months ago at Fields home 9 Brookline Street. They were arraigned before Justice Milla at Griffin with bonds set high for burglary and arse-cracking. A trial was scheduled for August.
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Resford P. Fields
A. Perry
W. R. Gray
Des Moines
Billy
Atlanta
Fields
Brookline Street
Jett
Butlard
Shaw
Walker Bros
Griffin
Milla
Perry
Gray
Bullard
Mpields
Peachtres Street
Constitution
Woodall Named General Manager of Georgia and Florida Railroad
M Woodall formerly trainmaster of the Birmingham Division of Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic is appointed to succeed D T Kirkland as general manager of the Georgia and Florida Railroad effective June 1 with headquarters in Manchester. He is a well known figure in railroad circles and has long service in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Woodall
Birmingham
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
D. T. Kirkland
Georgia & Florida Railroad
Mr. Woodall
Manchester
Woodall
Flo
Tme
Atlanta
Tle
Central of Georgia Railroad
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantis
Consumption Well Again After Beltman Alterative
A Brooklyn man shares his recovery from tuberculosis after using Beltman Alterative. He cites night sweats cough and weakness, credits two physicians confirming lung involvement, and notes regained weight and acceptance for two insurance policies, endorsing the product and urging readers to request a free catalog from Beltman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Dean St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Beltman
Plebt
Gbelemay
Sacha
Beleman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Renaverics
Atlanta Conference Acts on Finance and Evangelism
The conference named a commission chaired by Bishop W B Murrah to study a plan. It continued a $12,000 annual appropriation for The Pacific Methodist Advocate and ordered a Spanish edition of the book of discipline. An assessment of 1 percent for preachers’ support funded the superannuated endowment, as Bishop E B Hendrix led closing exercises. The episcopacy report urged bishops reside in Episcopal homes with limited jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. R. Hendrix
Wilson
Committee On
College of Bishops
Board of Missions
Schonly
Epworth
South Carolina
Committee On Church Relations and Bible Cause
American Bible Society
T. L. Jafferson
W. W. Ball
J. A. Stewart
Board of Education
A. F. Watkins
J. H. Moore
Nashville
Tenn
Lambuth
Iis Gavel
Committee On Missions
Tor
J. J. Moore
Rev. L. P. Law
Arkansas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Souch
Movement for Methodist women rights urges unity at conference
A call for a systematic campaign during the next Ghadrennium seeks to advance laity rights for Methodist women. The proposal, originating from conference members, lists Stew, W. J. Carpenter of Florida, Frank Talbott of Virginia, Chase Bare of Baltimore, S. A. Bowman of West Virginia, B. M. Wynn of Louisiana, and W. B. Lee of Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Rights For
Stew
W. J. Carpenter
Florida
Frank Talbott
Virginia
Chase Bare
Baltimore
S.A Bowman
West Virginia
B. M
Wynn
Louisiana
W. B. Lee
Braz
French Medal Is Given to Peary by French Society
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary received the gold medal from the French Geographical Society on April 24. The award was presented in a ceremony via the American ambassador Myron T. Herrick, with Prince Jang Bonaparte presiding. The piece features a laurel surround and an inscription honoring Peary as pole nord and explorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert BE. Peary
French Geographical Society
Isimmiral Peary
Maine
Prince Ro- Jang Bonaparte
Myron T. Herrick
Deier
Admiral Tre
Fee
Robert 5. Peary
Pole Nord
Serlete de Geographie
Fonder
Nemar
TIZ Eases Tired Feet With Instant Relief
An ad extols TIZ as the only remedy to draw out poisonous exudations and relieve pain from corns, bunions, and swelling. It promises instant comfort for weary feet after long walking, claims shoes feel lighter, and offers a 20 cent box from any druggist or department store.
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National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Strong Mothers’ Organization
Haverty
Hayrrey
Auburn Ave
Parent-Teacher Associations
Mothers’ Clubs
Dla Flagg Young
Chicago
Woman’s Suffrage News
Judiciary Committee
Laat
C. Carlin
United States Senate
Zahner
Dorsey
Rexford Fields
Husband
Atlantan
D. F. Kirkland
San Bruen
Gres
Edeewand Ave
Yicer
Oeara, Metal Shelter Company
Ncew York
L. Hate
Edgewood
PEARY
I. X. L. Clothing Co
U.S
Seaeves
Bie
UXL Clothing Co
Eorth Pryor
Decatur Streets
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