Annual meeting notes of Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution
The report covers committees on time and missing eighth annual conference, minutes, and adjournment. A Friday luncheon 2 pm hosted by Mary Hammond Washington Chapter. a Thursday lunch by Mrs William Lee Biles. discussions of unfinished business and new business including Martha Washington reception. Conference notices announce rail fare reductions for Dixie delegates and a preliminary meeting in Macon to organize state business. Mary Hammond Washington Chapter details founder history and Georgia’s first regent Mary Hammond Washington with the 1890 founding and connections to key chapters and presidents.
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Wiliam Lee Biles
Martha Washington
Mary Hammond
Washington
Ben McLean
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Georgelabama
Florida
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Mallory Stor
Donaldson
Southern Railway
Prouwse
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Macon
Washington Chapter
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American Monthly Magazine
Mary A Hammond Washington
Miss Washington
Vlora Adams Darling
Caroline Scott Harrison
Atlanta
Samuel Hammond
Washiigton
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Mra Washinghomes
Vrs Elasareten Bellamy
Warnagt
Amercan
Glem Powers Steed
Mary Patterson
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Nathaniel Wacon
Mme
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Mary Hammond Ashington
Medal and essay contests highlight Cedartown chapter reports
U D CG department notes committee reports on medal prizes and essay contests for white youths under eighteen, including a $10 gold piece for winners and a Gettysburg essay prize. Cedartown chapter details fundraising for a memorial to Polk County soldiers, urging county fair support and student reports to the state editor.
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Rutherford
Aderhold
Guneville
Mise Stokes
NB Harrison
Savannah
James G. Longstreet
Battle of
Gettysburg
Cedartown
Chaptas
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Walter Coleman
J Mo Doda
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Yarloud
Polk
Georgia Federation convention a lively West Point meeting
The ninth annual Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs met in West Point from November 8 to 10. Reports praised yearlong progress, state cooperation, and model schools while urging funds for the model school fund and expanded school buildings. Address by Mrs Jackson highlighted growth, unity, and calls to sustain education projects amid strong advocacy for women’s continued civic effort.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
James Jackson
Atlanta
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Athens
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Robert Taylor Griffin
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Chicago
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School Improvement Association
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Georgia Federation
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D A R State Officers Listed at Georgia Conference
Mrs James of Rome presides as state regent with vice regent Mrs PW Gottras and recording secretary Mrs Louise Dulis. Other officers include Mrs Carlatopher Rowe Rome as corresponding secretary and Mrs John M Cox Waycross as treasurer. The seventh annual DAR conference for Georgia will be held at Wesleyan College chapel with notices issued to Georgia members.
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Athens
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Mary Hammond Washington Chapter Conference Program November
A fragmented program schedule for a Mary Hammond Washington chapter event dated Wednesday to Friday November 15 to 17 outlines invocation welcome addresses by Mrs Wo Will, Mrs James A Hounswalle, and others. It notes luncheon by Wes Malur Taylor at 230 pm, credential committee reports, and a tribute to Mie Aonte Dusnubkes. The document lists affiliated groups and references the Georgia Federation and Confederate veteran circles.
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Mary Hammond
Bohler Walner
Dia Greenn
S Trom
National Society of di Ohory
Amercan Revolucion de Lade
Wemori
Georsia Society of Cultural Dames Rewie
Georgii Federiion
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Georjia
Wes Malur
Taylor
Orefer
Connie Prescote
From Girlhood to Womanhood Lydia Pinkham Ad
An early 20th century appeal urges mothers to guide daughters through puberty using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from young girls praise the remedy for dizzy spells headaches irregular menses and weakness, claiming improved health and gratitude to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia EB Pinkham
Myrtle Mills
Oquawka
Pinkham
Lytha
Myrtle Mills Oquawka
Matilda Borman
Lydia
Pinkhams
Simca
Farrington
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Georgia Federation of Clubs Urges Action for Child Welfare
The Georgia Federation of Clubs calls for districting and electing secretaries to strengthen the federation, pressing for laws to protect children and reform factory conditions. It urges clubs to promote kindergarten and nurseries, extend outreach to every club, and maintain focus on keeping young girls out of mills while boosting membership and coordinated efforts.
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Emma Mons
Central Federation
Andsgidui
Tebor Biller
Boyes
Wilia
Georgia
Lindergarten
Georgias
Geogia
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Eastman GA Social Notes Incomplete Names
Eastman society column lists visitors and locals with limited readable details including Miss Grevieve Lovelace Miss Mary Tramp Maxton Wiss Kua Lovelace and Miss Ta Wae Kicider. References to Macon New York Baltimore Washington and Wesleyan College appear among scattered notes.
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Washington
Ta Wae Kicider
Wesleyan College
Vre Pidder
Arthur Liuwch
Milan
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