Officers and district leaders listed for Georgia federation
Officers include President Mrs L Fitzpatrick of Thomasville and Secretary Miss Lucy Lester of Thomasville. District presidents span Savannah Pelham Montesuma Newnan Decatur Atlanta Griffin Kingston Madison Willing Augusta Perry Quinnan with varied bylines and misspelled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Fitzpatrick
Thomasville
Nichola Peterson
Tifton
A. H. McCoy
Cuthbert
Howard McCall
Atlanta
Lucy Lester
J. E. Hays
Montezuma
Nussbaum
Hambridge
General Federation
Bolling Jones
Rosa Woodberry
Eugenia Johnson
Savannah
H. H. Perry
Pelham
Jere Moore
Montesuma
Mila Powell
Newnan
W. H. & Hamilton
Decatur
Robert Daniel
Griffin
Mirs
Claud Irby
Kingston
W. E. Shappard
Madison
Aire
RE. Shippen
Willing
A. H. Brenner
Augusta
CE. Gilbert
Perry
Twalfth
Jeff Davie
Quinnan
Mrs Black Addresses a Convention Feature on Cotton History
Mrs Memlie Peters Black spoke at the Albany federation session on cotton history, tracing its origins from Herodotus to Columbus and noting early uses, tools, and spinners. She highlighted the development of cotton machinery from primitive charka to Arkwright and Whitney gins and credited Mrs. Greene and Whitney in advancing the saw gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeMlie Peters Black
Tearqin Federation of Womens Eluds
Albany
Piabi Sai
America
Otto
Nile
Maryland
Talbot County
Mrs Fitzpatrick Leads Georgia Clubs At Albany Convention
Mrs Fitzpatrick, retiring president of the Georgia federation, speaks at the Albany state convention. She praises club work, women's civic effort, and the federation's role in education, social service, and national connections, noting Georgia’s strong support for the Sarah Patt Decker endowment and Chicago convention participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
Georgia Federation
Albany
Club Department of
Tolliwson Kipling
Will Meet Nov 10 12 Baptist Women Columbus Convention
The First Baptist Church of Columbus hosts the Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia November 10 12 with about 3 008 societies forming the union Its aims include distributing missionary information encouraging organization and cooperation Some 100 delegates are expected plus many visitors Names should be sent to Mrs Utter Rhames chairwoman 1516 Third Ave. Tickets with a certificate are required for travel from Atlanta at 275 round trip plus 30 cents return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womtet
LeeGe
Alice
Thei
Georgia
Leas Philanthropic
Federation
Aarth
Ehiys
Qmck
Alife
Columbus
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Delussates
Utter
Rhames
Jon Co Cook
Third Avenue
Thern
Central Roads
Atlanta
Colubus
United Daughters Of The Confederacy Officers Listed In Georgia
The notice names presidents and officers of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Georgia with locations across Macon Canton Moultrie Athens and Atlanta. It invites contributions to the Georgia Room Confederate Museum Richmond and to the Georgia Division Helen Plate Educational Fund. Membership certificates are available through Mrs H Williams in Newton North Carolina at 19 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MINS
W. D. Laman
Macon
Flick
H. M. Franklin
Tenntlic
MHS
Zebitlon Wala
Canton
Cilrd Yles
MMN
W. CL Vereen
Moultrie
Mike. J. M. Hayes
Montes
Tungan Brown
Adington Finee
The Famous Georgia Battles Essay Contest Report
The report from the Georgia Division U D C outlines aims to teach the truth of Confederate history to youths, urging correction of biased narratives and preservation of veterans’ deeds. It notes awards, medals, and future essay subjects, and urges schools to make Confederate history study compulsory with state support.
Georgia Confederate Essay Contest Rules and Prizes
The Georgia division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy offers a gold medal for the best essay on Causes That Led to the War Between the States. Participants must be white Georgia students under 21, essays 1000-1500 words, signed with a pseudonym, and submitted with a sealed envelope containing real name and school. Local and county committees oversee selections with deadlines from March 16 to April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
General Organization
Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Thone
Georgia
United Daughers of the Confederacy
Amon
Gain
Daughters of the Confederacy
Saleadar
South
Maldred Rutherford
Jefferson Davis
John Armistead Selden
Macon
Lt. Bradley
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution Georgia Leadership List
State Editor Miss Rubie Felder Ray. Assistant Editor Mrs Walter Scott Wilson. State Regent Mrs T C Parker. First Vice Regent Mrs A O Harper. Second Vice Regent Mrs W A Winburn. State Recording Secretary Mrs Howard McAll. State Corresponding Secretary Mrs Charles Holt. State Treasurer Mrs William M Benton. State Historian Mrs J S Lowery. All listed with city and state locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie Felder Ray
West 11Th Stationta
Walter Scott Wilson
B. Jones St. Savannal
Mhe
T. C. Parker
Macon
A. 0. Harper
Atheca
W. A. Winburn
Savannah
Howard McAll
Atlanta
Charles Holt
Revolutionary Soldiers and Widows list compiled by Mrs. Dosier
The eighth and final installment lists widows and soldiers from multiple Georgia counties tied to the Cherokee Land Lottery. Entries name numerous individuals with counties, regiments, and page references, followed by a call to local chapters to sponsor an essay contest with district chairmen and prize medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W
Daven
James F. Smith
Xather
Sella’ Glies
Everett
Washington
Ann Cannon
Walton County
Chertty Gammage
Pearce
Howiten
Kan Hendry
Dearing
Henry County
Tohn
Gach
Peartsoy
Mary Wence
Chatham County
Soon ‘Grove
Carpenter
Tatinga
Ragen Stiart
Jeana McNeill
Jonnnon
Blob County
Ohn
Austin
Ashen
Welton County
Nancy Hiner
Lay
Jackson County
Waliam Glasgow
Wilson
Madison County
Alexander “Martin
Mantoonth
Ogiethorps
Tames Baker
Gwinnett
Wiatt Hewell
Hargrove
Newton County
Matthew Warner
Hulh
Oxtethorpe Gaitars
Nancy Jones
Griffin
Fayette County
Timon Garter
Thomason
Elbert County
Judith Waters
Royster
Franklin County
Ditha Williams
Hostick
Edmund Knowles
Greens County
Cinta Rickarinca
Hil
Monroe County
John Sisson
Ladgeil
Yavin Tong
Candler
Bibb County
Abraham Feddick
Adath
Jasper County
Willis Chwom
Lanier
Pula
Mary Myers
Sal Alor
McIntosh
Jane Sparks
Stewart
Edward ‘Uceliy
Pulasa
Ignites
Pacew
Dehimaveth Cuno Ehdow
Todd
Tellterra
Feder
Epithe
Soldater
Colaina Newsom
Warren County
Tina’ Gilmer
Sry
Martiny Hall
Tesh Pallips
Higginbotham
Carroll County
Wetman Deusen
Soliton Clinton
Campbell County
Agen
Amelia C. Miitox
Revolutions Soldler
Campbell
Witien County
Gideon Eivington
Saldice
Weimams Lowndes
Thomas Healy, Sr
Allen
Henry
Mebecca
Barry
Colnnett
Lesis Brown
Bull
Goseph Brows
Nolder
Wensonabun
Jane Patterson
Mary Ann Craneford
Aoidier
Geubba
Sarai “English
Flaming
Franklin
Zephaniah Franklin
Parham
Ham
Old Trail Roads Committee to Attend Atlanta Congress
Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution old trails road committee urges members to attend the road congress in Atlanta November 9 through 14. A women’s conference on roads and women’s work is planned for the 19th with speeches by Mrs. Robert Baker and Mrs. Sheppard W. Foster. The drive aims to locate historic roads and link a network of good roads across the country urging congress to back the national old trails road bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milledge
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alto
W. HR. Canden
Frank Baker
Europe
W Foster
Elit High School
Georgia Day
Canning Club
Futors
Old Trails Road Committee
Georgia
Atlanta
Robert Baker
Woman's Auxiliary Department
Ameriannighway Association
Sheppard W. Foster
Auusphes DE the National Board
Georgia D
A. H
Great Central End
Ocean
Jacksons Trail Through Georgia Marked With Boulder
Blakely regent Mrs Walter Thomas seeks documentary proof of General Jackson passing through Early County Georgia in 1813 or 1818. A planned boulder marker will commemorate the trail along the Old Three Notch road with research supported by Hon Frank Park and local historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Walter Thomas
Hinkely
Peter Marly
Feneral Jackson
Jackson'n Trail
T F. Jones
Mise Ethat Jones
Peter
D. A
Blakely
America
Calumbus
Europe
Mea
Diano Solo
HG. Smith
Columbus
Mra. C
Jackson Trail
Walter Thomay
T. J. Jones
C. A. Boges
Georgia
War Department
Fort Scott
Frank Park
Washington
Sutral
Batty County
Decatur County
Florida
Barly
Regents
Fort Barly
Te Flint Tives
Haynes
Fort Gaines
Wear Cotton Dresses For United Daughters Convention
United Daughters of the Confederacy asks division presidents and 62 chapters to urge delegates attending the Savannah Georgia general convention from November 11 to 14 to wear cotton dresses, preferably from material made in each delegate’s home state. Corresponding Secretary General Katheclus Scanabal signs the appeal, by order of the president general. Fort Gaines Banner Chapter hosts the Port Gaines chapter meeting. The Fort Gaines chapter reports doubling Georgia membership and notes upcoming plans and gatherings with Mrs. I P Chamber as November program host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Savannah
Banner
Fort Gaines
Port Gaines
United
Daughters of the Confederacy
Calhoun
Shiloh
Mevavers
Bastipan
Dannee
Georgia
I. P. Chamber
Editor’s Wife Stands Up to Demands of Teal in Magazine Work
In a terse exchange the editor’s wife questions the idea of helping her husband with his magazine work. The brief dialogue centers on boundaries and professional limits within a household context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Directors For Life
Lindsay
Johnson
James Jackson
A. GO. Granger
Cartersville
M.A Lipscomb
Athsns
Howillet
Ottley
Harvie Jordan
West Peachtree
Atlanta, Ga
Lott Warren
H. 8. Stockbridge
W. B. Price-Smith
Marty Bantorr
Herodatus
Blin
Joan Mandeville
Lalchard Til
Murope
Asia
England
Alexander
Darila
Beyor
Frdia
Ahasuerus
Christopher Columbus
Spain
Bahama
Cuba
Mexico
Peru
South America
Ceylon
Arabia
China
India
Sam
Sandwich Islands
Tn India
Henry VII
Jean
Mrz Greene
Greens
Whitney
Winnies
Smyrna
Lyons
Whitey
Mrs. Fitzpatrick
St Peter
Arandus
University of Georg
Men Lind- Yim
Chicago
Srike
Golonide
Luse
New State
Sarah Patt Decker
McGregor Adams
Wyblands Park
Teylok
Jane Addams
Ger 1 Federation
Child Welfare
Department of Health
Frances Bradley
Jonatson
High M. Wilset
Loran Pitts
Social Service
Charles Watson
4. I. Fitzpatrick
Npens Eck
Contiuusd
Gov
News of Woman’s Patriotic Societies
United Daughters OF the, Confederacy
Confederate States
J. J. M. Curry
Southland
Robert Pulligant
Lee
Easay
Atlant
Andra Bratton
Board of Éducaon
Lawton l Evans
Miss Rutherford
Mico
John Selden
RL. J. Bradley
Dan C. Harris
RL. Walker
James F Lewks
Miverett Dantet
OLD Trail Roads Committee
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