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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1905
Page
8
All the women’s club notes focus on the Georgia Federation of Woman’s Clubs, Daughters of the American Revolution, and United Daughters of the Confederacy. The column highlights meetings, activities, and community involvement across affiliated groups.
The seventh annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Georgia will convene in Macon on November 15. Notable guests include President General Mrs. Donald M. Lean and fraternal delegates from other states and organizations. The program, letters of invitation, and forthcoming local chapter formations in Bainbridge and Gainesville underscore strong regional engagement.
Mrs J Lindsay Johnson named state editor and director. Officers include Mrs James Jackson Atlanta as vice president, Mrs W P Pattillo Atlanta as recording secretary, Miss Bailie May Akin Cartersville recording secretary, Mrs Eugene Heard Middleton as corresponding secretary, Mrs 4 C Granger Cartersville as general federation secretary for Georgia, Mrs W H Whaley Jesup as treasurer, and Mrs G N Adams West Point as acting secretary. Directors include Miss Rosa Woodberry Athens Nellie Paters Black J Hardwick Jackson and Mrs L M Chappell Columbus. Correspondence to Mrs J Lindsay Johnson Rio Vista Rome phone 218.
Fragmentary genealogical notes trace Elizabeth McGaughn and Richard Holmes to Georgia with Oglethorpe. Mentions Mary Hampton Johnson, Baptist roots, and kin of Wade Hampton. References Mordecai Sheftall, a Revolutionary War figure, and a Turton Society member at Bethesda. one family member fared as a prisoner of war aboard a British ship.
Mrs Plane urged the United Daughters of the Confederacy to fund a memorial home for aged Confederate women. She cited need, shared efforts by Georgia Daughters, and compared to Soldiers' Home gains. She urged Georgia to lead with a central, well designed, state supported facility modeled after the Lewis home in Washington.
Tun Smith presents musicMiss Myrtie Young of Columbus spoke Friday at 10 A M Report of committees unfinished business election of officers adjourn local committees W Trox Banksien D L Adams Miss Florrie Johnson and Crafts Mrs Edwin Lang Music Mrs D L Adams
Adel Ga November 4 Dr Ow McCalla announces the engagement of his daughter Misa Frances Lowise to Mr Arthur II Roberts with the wedding set for Wednesday evening November 15 at 8 30 at the Methodist church
An advertises NADINOLA marketed as BATINOLA claims to remove freckles and pimples in ten days. It guarantees satisfaction with refunds if ineffective, claiming worst cases clear in 20 days. Sold for 50 cents or $1.00, by National Toilet Co., Paris, Tenn, via druggists or mail.
U D C state officers announced with Mrs C Helen Plane of Atlanta as honorary president and Miss Mattie B Sibley of Rome as correspondence contact Also named are Mrs A Beeall Savannah president Miss Alice Baxter Atlanta first vice president and others with addresses and phone number 231 for communications.
The stain convention of the Usorgla sion United Daughters of the Canfed fst adjourned was notably successful, marking a period of productive activity and positive outcomes for the organization and its attendees. The event featured focused discussions and a sense of accomplishment among participants.
Largest attendance in division history with 116 delegates from over ninety chapters. Mrs. Walter Lamar delivered a welcome address urging better knowledge of southern history. The session featured reports, papers on memorial plans for Confederate women, and a push to erect a monument to Captain Wirtz. Nominations honored veteran officers. Mrs. Lily Bradley chosen to succeed Mrs. M. L. Johnson as registrar.
The first session recounts Mrs Hall's fair leadership as presiding officer and a heated discussion over Winnie Davis bell usage with Branson from the state normal school assigned to supervise juniors. A resolution seeks to admit children of Confederate veterans or those deemed descendants, amid broader constitutional revision and a committee led by Mrs James Jackson to revise the George constitution alongside the United Daughters.
A readable fragment reports Tanaah Pani of Little Rock uttering thanks to the Lord after a feared ailment, with mention of a caregiver or event that cured her frightful running and left her confident in healing.
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