Endowment drive fuels Georgia Federation aims
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs outlines a state endowment plan to boost revenue, honor late president Eula White, and mirror the National Federation's endowment. Funds from pledges and gifts, including $3,000 from a Chicago admirer, support mortgages and executive expenses, while stressing the need for broader support to sustain club work and civic betterment.
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Georgia Federation
General Federation
Eula White
Willet
Chicago
Cour
Georgia
Fitspatrick
General Endowment
Fum
Eurth National Bank of Atlanta
J_ Ee Johnson
Atlanta Constitution
Bron Eiert
Chubs
State Endowment Fund
Endowment Fundi Ag
Mrsa McOy
Charter for Ella F White Endowment Foundation
Petitioners seek incorporation of The Ella F White Memorial Endowment Foundation in Fulton County Georgia. They request corporate powers to buy real estate, hold property, mortgage, invest funds, and operate under the name The Ella F White Memorial Endowment Foundation with a board of trustees and officers bonded, to manage funds for charitable purposes in conformity with Georgia law.
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Corgi Federaton
Ex Banke
Ganrgis Federation of Women
Mrs Fitzpatrick Address Continues On Federation Work
Mrs Fitzpatrick outlines federation structure and progress of women’s clubs across twelve districts, detailing conventions, district reports, and personal efforts. She notes twenty six clubs in main towns, substantial fundraising, and activities including libraries and health programs, urging continued unity and action. The report includes personal expenses, travel, and a call for cotton goods campaign endorsed by allied organizations.
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Strath
Federation
Smuer
Teen Generis
Suimit
Vik Glarkston
Asinson
Camilla la
Vonla
Tim Atlanta
Foeign
South
Utter
Geerin
Gear
Federation of
Womens Clubs
Endowment funds push federation for stability and growth
The Ella F Waite Memorial Endowment foundation charter was applied for and two major endowments are urged for club women to study and file. Georgia ranks high in endowment receipts with gifts from Mrs McGregor Adame and Mrs Fitzpatrick noted. The Flat White memorial fund has $3000 invested under a chartered incorporated board of trustees, signaling stronger federation work as endowments grow.
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Ella F Waite
A. HC McCoys
McGregor Adame
Sll
Alfowment Fund
West End Study Club donors aid Belgian relief effort
The Woman's Relief Corps reports its members contributed $5 at the last meeting to support the Associates Charities of Atlanta. The club led by Mrs D Boolea organized relief work for Belgian sufferers with Miss Emma Scott overseeing sewing, producing garments ready for shipment.
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Associates Charities of
Atlanta
West End
Womans Relief Corps
D Boolea
Emma Scott
Travelers Aid Society supports distressed girls in Atlanta
Mrs Samual Lumpkin presides over the Travelers Aid society which promotes Worths work. Four matrons direct girls to good homes and aid them in obtaining work. They assist in sickness hunger or any distress. Meetings at Central Congregational church continue on the second Wednesday monthly, with the hour changed from 1030 to 1020 a.m.
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Onsoy Association
Samual Lumpkin
Travelers Aid Society
Atlanta
Central Congregational Church
Memorial Service for Mr Crittenton at Florence Home
Special memorial services will be held at Florence Crittenton home 760 Simpson street this afternoon in honor of Mr Crittenton birthday. Dr A A Hushlett will conduct. A special song service will support a cotton relief movement and a push for domestic resources as war affects global cotton.
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Florence Crittenton
Mr. Crittenton
Simpson Street
Charles NI
Question of Supplies From Judge About Daughter's Marriage
A judge questions a farmer about his daughter marrying a handsome young poet who stopped by last summer. The exchange hints at surprise and the farmer's daughter may be happy, with an undercurrent of bold appetite implied in the dialogue.
Fragmentary note on Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Hocks
Partial text references patriotic themes and mentions Rhode Island Reds White Windettes and Blue Plymouth Hocks in a fragmented, informal style. No clear event, date, or identifiable individuals.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth
Presidential officers and officials listed for Georgia chapter
The document names presidents, officers, and contact details for Georgia associations. Jennie Branelin, MRY WD Lamar, and others are listed as presidents, with roles including treasurer, registrar, auditor, and historian. Addresses in Atlanta, Macon, Athens, and other Georgia towns are noted, plus donation and certificate directions for the Georgia Confederate Museum and related funds.
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WD Lamar
HM. Branelin Jennie
Mar
Tamnet Dixon
Thomasville
Moldred
Early life and education of Alexander Stephens
The article profiles Alexander H. Stephens born February 11 1812 in Crawfordville Georgia later living at Liberty Hall. It details early poverty and orphan years, influence of his uncle Col Grier and Mr Webster's school, adoption of the middle name Hamilton, and his disciplined pursuit of study aided by teaching to fund law training at Franklin College and the University of Georgia where he excelled as scholar and debater.
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Stephens
Confederate States
Liberty Hall
Fort Warren
Georgia
Georgia Divine DCc
South
Misa Mildred Rutherford Hilstorian
Alexander Stephens
Margaret Grier
Colonel Grier
Presbyterian Church
Washington Go
Mr . Webster
William H Crawford
Joseph H Lumphan
Congress
Alexander H. Stephens
Crawfordville
Foglia
Georggia
Wesleyan
Macon
Little Mavel Johnson
United States
Atlanta Sun
Horace Greele
DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Congressional
Massion
Savannah
Cinar
Alexander H Stephens
Fleenes
Genealogical notes on Tully Dobbs and related families
Genealogical request outlines methods and sources for tracing Irish and Dutch connections Tully Kyras Tuily Don Mares Tully Dobbs with mentions of Galway deans Wijl Heswold and Dobbs lineage in Virginia North Carolina and Georgia. Requests full names dates places and addresses for publication avoidance and asks for reader notes on parents of listed Dobbs brothers.
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Onelll
Tyrone
Iyeas
William Tully Kyras
Cyrus
Galway
Sheela
Thomag Oreny Esqr
Katherine
John Na May Oxelly
Mathew Mark Luke John and
Connor
Katherinas
Edward Conla
Nicholas
Kyras Tuily
Pieced i
Spanish Netherlands
Don Mares Tully Clerigo
Marshall de Campo
Emanual Tully
James
Ireland
Holland
Tully
Dobbs
Henry Woodhouse
Richard Dobbs
Norfolk Va
Arthur Dobbs
WNC
Conway Richard
Howard B
Justina
Elae
Nathan Dobbs
Guinnest
Georgia
Josiah
Silas “Allah
David Asa
John Dobbs
Markers unveiled by Tennille chapter for Revolutionary soldiers
The Tennille Major General Samuel Hilbert chapter DA RB unveiled two markers near Davisbaro Gap on Friday November 6 at 2 30 pm commemorating John Jordan and Moses Newton. Colonel A W Evans of Sandersville gave the address. A great grandson of Moses Newton attended. Graves along the road marked for passers by. Invitations went to DA RB members statewide and state officers attended. The chapter plans to mark an old Indian trail through Washington county and to publish a county history for local schools.
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Davisbaro Gap
Samuel ‘Gilbert
Tennille
John Jordan
Moses Newton
A W Evans
Sandersville
S Newton
Samuel Hilbert
Darb
Migs Nun Harman
Washington County
Oconee
Sparta
George Franklin
Willie Ivey
The Corman Trial Briefly Wins Swift Verdict
The Carrman trial at Freeport featured Mrs Corman indicted for murder of Mrs Bailey Sn Freeport. The jury delivered verdict within a week, Monday to Sunday, avoiding delays and technicalities. The piece argues quick, merits based trials restore public confidence in the courts and cites modern criminology on raven longevity.
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6Tranl Vioneer Press
Thars
Corman
Bailey
Sn Freeport N
Mrs Foster Nominated for Vice President General
The state editor reports Georgia unanimously endorses Mrs Sheppard W Foster for the office of vice president general of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Fifty two chapters requested her nomination and most chapters favor formal action at the next state conference. The endorsement follows her 1917 1918 leadership as Georgia state regent and extensive chapter visits.
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Mear Mies Ray
Sheppard W Foster
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Macon
Mire Fosser
Georgia
Foster
Cordele
Benjamin Hawkins
Cuthbert
John Miliedge
Dalton
Button Gwinnett
Columbia
Stone Castle
Dawson
Dorothy Jton
Fosters
Dlams High Positon Jn
Georga
Toster
National Congress
State Board of Management Holds Macon Meeting
The State Board of Management led by State Regent Mrs T C Parker met at Katherine Court in Macon Ga on Thursday November 5 with multiple officers present. Reports covered debt reduction for Continental Memorial Hall fund land acquisition needs, Red Cross relief, patriotic education, historic programs, and magazine plans while delegates discussed compulsory education legislation and later state conference scheduling.
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State Board of Management
T C Parker
Katherine Court
Macon Ga
C Harper
Howard H. McCall
Charles CG. Holt
W. Benton
Ruby Telder Ray
W. Foster
John M Graham
G A Wricker
Frank Hf Orme
W A. McLain
J TD Derry
Auns
James Wright
Duncan’ Brown
J MN Keal
A. Perdue
Washington
Joseph E Ranadell
Continental Memorial Bar
Continental Memorial
Continental
Red Cross Relief Fund
Parker
Europe
Bentons
S W Foster
Derry
Glen
Ruby F Ray
Atlanta Constitution
JL Lewies
Trancis Clarke
A . Harper
Foster
Thelr
John A Perdue
Paro O
Daughters of Georma
Mra Woof Melia
Patriotic Xone
State Conference Invitations Extended to Leaders
Following precedent the state executive board in session on November 5 authorized extending invitations to the next state conference convening in Atlanta February 10 15 to President General Mrs Mitem Cumming Story and to the ancient board of management Whitehinchwden and the state regent of each state.
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Wirs. Warker
Aly
At- Tanta
BD AF
Mitem Cumming Story
Beandoof
Whitehinchwden
Wach State
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ella F. White Memorial
Georgia Fulton County
Superior Co
Salad County
Pett Linn
Mevdames
Eltzoniriek
James Jack
Moy
Liprenmb
Hugh
John Mellwy
Charles Haden
Lindy Johnson
Johan
Robert Neely Atl
Rene
Moor
Tts Busness
Rt Twa
Talluiak Lally Tndustrial School
Entiirly
Fed Ration
Stidenst Aid Foundation
Stesk
Woman's Relief Corps
Travellers’ Aid Society
Pitzparick
Etton Exposition
Flore 1
Glass
American Red Cross
America
Yankee-doodle-doo-co
News of Woman's Patriotic Societies
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Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Crawfordville, Ga
Atlanta, Ga
Alex de Idol
Alev
Ita
Alex
Welter Scott
Wilson
West Jones
Harts
Tennille Chapter
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Mibe Rubin Felder Ray
Walter Scott Wilson
Joneu
Svanneh Ga
Parker Micon
Harper Athens Ga
Woa Wir
Savannah Ga
Moward
Atlanta Ga
Charles ¢ Holt Macok
William M Bonto
Augusta Ga
J 9 Lower
Danson
Tonnanadva
Farburn
Nethaniel Abney
Fitzgerald
James Monroe
Loryth
Governor Truellen
Fort Valley
David Meriwether
Greenville
Pulaski
Griffin
John Benson
Hartwell
Shadrack Inman
Hepazibah
William “Maron
Lafayette
Maury Hammond Washington
Henry Walton
Madison
Fielding Lewis
Marietta
Stephens Hopkins
Marshallville
Nancy Hart
MHS
Monticello
John Benning
Moultrie
Sarah Dickinson
Newnan
Daniel Stewart
Perry
Hannah Clark
Quitman
Jared Irvin
Iwie Wirmberts Jones
Shellman
Samuel Ebert
Edward Telfair
Thomaston
Ochlocknee
James Jackson
Valdosta
Oliver Bowes
Carrollton
William Mcintosh
Jackson
Lucy Dillow Preven
Brunswick Ga
Emily Park Remoriel
Horme
Emily H Park
12 A. S
Georgia Daughters
Anna C. Benning
Miss Benning
J S Harrison
Columbus
Charles Pace
Children of the Revolution
Wirs J L. Lowre
Bmre
Brooks
Monroe
Graham
Flass
CA. Fricker
Historic Sites and Monuments Committee
Bricker
Committee On Conservation
JL. Walteerg
Nathaniel Macon
Maybelle Taylor
Mary Hamond Washington
Walter Grace
Sidney Lanier
D . Land
Momans Club
Berryman
Terloration of Womens Clubs
Soho Mc
Graham Ahairman
Thapters
Griahant
Perdue
Keb Yutty
Price Taft Hafl
Toram Simors
Joseph Waltershim
Thursde
Brainesa
Enon
Prasi
Dent
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