Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Officers and Editors
A fragmented notice lists state editors and officers for the Federation of Women's Clubs in Georgia. Names include Mrs Harvie Jordan in Atlanta as state editor, with multiple regional directors and officers such as Mrs Nellie, Mrs J Lindsay Johnson of Rome, and presidents and secretaries across cities like Thomaston Montezuma Albany Pelham West Point Calhoun Griffin and Woodberry. The post discusses positions: president, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, auditor, and parliamentarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia ‘Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harvie Jordan
West Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Nellie Pares
Atace Atlanta
WP. Pa’ Cae
Sneadleton
EG Scaee
Urs
L. Fitzpatrick
Thomonville
Wiese
J E Hays
Montezuma
W L. Davis
Albany
Howard McColl
Mra HH. Merry
Pelham
Trox Banketon
West Point
W L. Hines
Calhoun General Federation
Robert Damiel
Griffin Parlamentarian
Bliss Rosa
Woodberry
Chicago
Georgina
Privilers
Wiezpatrici
Harvis Jordan
General Federation
Georgia
Women Club Convention Lays Groundwork for Wartime Peace Role
In Albany the federation meeting praised organized club women of Georgia. Rabbi H. A. Landau called for women to assist men as equal partners, noting women already impact legislation and social reform. The speaker urged continued education, economy, and a broader role for women beyond the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Albany
H. A. Landau
Club Women of
Georgia
Federation of Womens
Chautauqua
Mane
Lalgely
America
Worenhood
Ania
State Federation
Heavenly Father
Georgia General Federation Secretary Reports Progress and Commitment
Mrs Bolling Jones voices gratitude and resolve in a report to the convention, detailing Georgia's three years as General Federation Secretary. She notes growth of local clubs, participation in national events, a 2000 dollar Endowment contribution with a 500 dollar gift, and the dedication of Georgia leaders to unity and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation
Georgia
Offlecra
Alster
Eocheva
Phillips Brooks
Bolling Jones
Fraternities and Sororities Link with Georgia Federation
Article outlines how Greek letter orders and college fraternities benefit from Pan-Hellenic and Pan-Bellme guidance. It highlights the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs as a key local ally aiding in education, home economics, charities, and industrial schools. It notes support for sororities amid national reforms and Wesleyan cases, urging cooperative efforts to rehabilitate Greek groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busi
Sige
Wisson
College
Kan Hellenic
Gervernin
Ts Ielone
Hasional
Pan-Bellkme Congress
Cits Pan-Hellenis
Ufe 19
Atlanta Pan-Hellenic
Pan-Hellenic Congress
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Atlanta
Sergion
Civic Leagues
Yw.c
Associated Charities
Tallulah Falls
Goorgia
Exer
Wesleyan
Georgia
National
Aity Pan-Hellenics of
Imdiviauni Sorority
Georgia City
Federation
Fedération
Savannah Federation Holds First Fail Meeting And Indorses Civic Work
The Savannah City Federation of Women’s Clubs commends and endorses civic projects including a state compulsory education bill supported by 92 clubs, plans for public playgrounds and evening recreation centers, assembly rooms in public schools, permissive kindergarten, and road maintenance advocacy. New groups Lachlan Melntoss chapter and Savannah chapter join, bringing total federated clubs to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah City
Ling
Georgia State Federation
Woman's Department of the American Highway Association
Savanaeh Federation of Women's Organizations
Woman's Department
American Highway Association
Lachlan Melntoss Chapter
da R
Savannah Shapter
Atlanta City Federation Plans Work After Semi Annual Session
The Atlanta City Federation of Women’s clubs met November 13 in semi annual session led by President Mrs Samuel Lumpkin. Resolutions urge convention bureau cooperation for better street markings, enhanced pedestrian safety, support for good roads, and backing for playground and recreation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta City Federation
Samuel Lumpkin
Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Atlantas
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta City Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta Civic Federation
Atlanta Playground and Recreation Committee
Lost child dress at Albany Cotton Exposition
A hand embroidered dress belonging to a child, packed with other exhibits, was lost during the Albany Cotton Exposition. Mrs Weel of Thomasville asks that any finders return it to Birs Z L Firepatrick in Thomasville. The note mentions a federation context with Georgia women clubs and the Pan-Hellenic initiative led by Fannie Hinton of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Thomasville
Albany
Georgia
Jos Rutherford
Rebecca Block Dupont
Hastman
U DC
Helen Flane
Genorgia
C Schnabel
United Daughters of the Confederacy Officers and Notices
A list of officers for the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Georgia with names and titles including president vice presidents recording secretary and treasurer. It notes contributions to the Georgia Room Confederate Museum Richmond and instructions to send membership certificates and donations to specified addresses in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRA
LAMAR
West Port Go
F R. Willams
Newton
Georgia Division At General U D C Convention Report
Dorothy B Lamar presents Georgia Division UDC report praising charity, scholarship, and education work. Notable items include a $10,000 land investment for Rabun Gap Industrial School, 4400 essays from public school pupils, 162 scholarships valued at $12,625, and added chapters in McRae Munroe Royston Statesboro. Details cover endowment funds, text book reforms, and memorials to Alexander Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia Division
A. B Hall
N B Harrison
Georgia Lands
Francis S Bartow
Rabon Gap Industrial School
Georgia
Young Bartow
Katie
U D Cgc
U D Cc
Howard McCall
Georgins
McRae Munroe
Royston
Statesboro
Frank Walden
John Armisterd Selden
Tha
U D
Holden
Chayman
Liberty Hall
Alexander Stephen
The
Confederacy
State University
UDC
H. A. Lipscomb
Washington
Aleszander Stephens
Crawford Long
Heatess
Savenpah
South
Rabun Gap
Helen Plane
State Normals and
Bellava
Georgla
Dorothy B Lamar
Chapter Reports Vienna Chapter Hosts Largest Attendance
Vienna chapter met with Mrs J B Walton hosting the gathering. Thelma Walton and Audrey Newby welcomed guests, served punch and sandwiches, and several items were addressed. A dollar was sent to Miss Rutherford for a Richmond Civil War surgeon monument. A barrel of syrup will replace unused gifts to the Old Soldier’s Home. A committee was formed to boost interest in the annual medal contest on causes that led to the Civil War.
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Vienna
J’ B Walton
Walton
Thelma Walton
Audrey Newby
Rutherford
Richmond
Marietta Civic League notes and visitors gather
At a busy meeting prominent club women from state groups spoke on civic work. Guests included Mrs Baker National Roads Congress Auxiliary and Mrs Lyman J Amsden among others. Smyrna delegation attended and the group discussed corn and canning club exhibits, scholarships, and tomato canning orders while praising county girls’ efforts. The report covers finances, upcoming meetings, and historical society notes with remarks on Tennessee patriot figures.
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Baker
National Roads Congress Auxiliary
Lyman J. Amsden
H.H Tift
Samuel Lumpkin
Nelle Peter
Harvie Jordon
Hugh Willett
Smyrna Civic League
Civic League
Corn Club Boys and Canning Club
Marietta
Athens
Daughters of the American Revolution State Officers List
State editor Ruby Felder of Atlanta details officers including state regent Parker of Macon and vice regents Harper of Athens and Burn of Savannah, with: recording secretary Howard M Call of Atlanta. corresponding secretary Charles Holt of Macon. treasurer William M Benton of Austin. historian J S Lowery of Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie Felder
Atlanta
Walter Bcott Wilsow
Jones St
Savannah Ga
Mr& T C
State Regent Reports To Executive Board In Macon 1914
Mrs T Parker delivers report to the State Executive Board in Macon on November 5, 1914. She details committee appointments, chapter representation, travel to Eastman Albany Macon and other chapters, and calls for unity, foreign language education in primary schools, and a peace driven patriotic mission amid global crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T . Parker
State Executive Board
Macon
Washington
Caldwell
Children of the Republic
America
Gino
Hbugen
Washington Memorial
Henry Bk Mann
Mra Wuzekial
Genealogical notes from Savannah and beyond reveal family links
Genealogical requests discuss the Wilson family of Savannah from 1807 with Ann Abigail Greenhow and James Goldwire Greenhow, plus William Wilson the Savannah merchant. It notes Marg ar et Floyd Wilk of Savannah 1792 and Gradick from Lipse Germany now in South Carolina, with Myrick ties and New England traces.
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William Wilson
Snvannah
Yorkshire
England
Ann Abigail
James G Greenhow
William
Wilson
Ann Maria
Thomas
Hannah
Elizabeth Goldwire
Mary C Lucas
Srather
Thomas Wilson
John
Mary Webeter
Mise Berugis
James Greenhow
Rhode Yelana
James Goldwire Greenhow
Effingham County
James Wilson
Tilson
Rembart
Elkins
Bird Kebler
Margaret Floyd ‘Wilk
Margaret Floyd
Savannah
Charles Sr
Richard _ Charles
Mary Sharles
Eaton
Ann l
James
John Trevor
George Witter
Elizabeth LaRoche
Gradick
Henry Gradick
Germany
South Carolina
King George
Mary Wyrick
Myrick
Samuel Reid Chapter Hosts Halloween Party at Knights Hall
The Samuel Reid Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution held a Halloween party at the Knights of Pythias hall on October 31. The chapter plans a county history of Putnam County under Regent Frank Hearn with historian Mrs. H L Gardner coordinating data from all sections.
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Baton Jon
Knights of Pythias Hall
Putnam County
Frank Hearn
H L. Gardner
Red White and Blue Song at Elbert Chapter Dedication
Mrs Herbert M Wranklin wrote the song for Major General Samuel Elbert chapter DA R of Tennille to honor revolutionary soldiers John Jordan and Moses Newton during a marker unveiling. The performance featured two violins, patriotic verses, and a large red white and blue wreath placed on John Jordan's grave with each member placing a flag during a closing recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William Few
Eastman
Nathaniel Macon
Macor
D A. R
Hare
Wimberly Jones
Shellman
Samuel Elbert
Tenmitle Ie
Herbert M Wranklin
DA. R
Tennille
John Jordan
Moses Newton
Important Notice for FO Chapter Regents Officers
Urgent request to all FO Chapter regents to send list of present officers or new officers to named officials in Washington and Atlanta. Include names, positions, and dates as soon as possible. Also mentions the Full-rigged ship Forward Sewell holding records for Atlantic to Pacific passages and a Seattle vessel news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire
H. L. Wann
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington, D.C
Mra
Joseph S. Ransdell
Continental Memorial
Howard M’call
Foward Sewell
Bath
Atlantic
Pacific
Cape Horn
Seattle
Tee
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Directors For Life
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome James Jackson
ALG Grange
Cartersville
MM. A. Lipscomb
Athena
Hugh Willet
J EK Ottley
Ante
MES
EL Tift
Tifton
Atula
Georgi
Pnella
Lider
Cums Tf
Altind
Federa Ube
Hua Neon
Amegin
Nagita Womans
Aurini
Sersige
Georgin
Blenaid
San
Anc
T Believe
Federation and Fraternity
Savannah City Federation
Childs
Ohd
Thess Ciris
Fannie Hinton
Delta Delta Detts
Pan-Hel- Ge
News of Woman’s Patriotic Societies
RL. Nesbitt
Lee
Davia
A A de Loache
Trader Fund
It. L Walker
Timberlake
Geor
Gia
Richmena
Shiloh
John K Ottly
Georgia Oc
Zebulon Walker
Lawton B Evans
Clement A Evans
State Board of Education
Margaret L. Dixon
Cortelyou
W H Lassethr
Madison
Morgen
Matha~sor
Tennessee
Mre Ix & Anderson
Sam Davis
Tenneade
Georgio Buet
KR Fitzpatrick
K R Fitzpatrick
J L.brownlee
KS Ande
Ion
Pitton
J N Mitchell
George Beker
Mra Goodman
Misa Howens Dillard
Aix-la-Chapelle
New York City
Turkey
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Charles Holt
Stephens Hopking Chanter
Marshallville
Ida Frederick Wade
Marshall Villa
United
CDC
State Federa
Porelyn
Georgie Daughters
Amenca
Paris
Dan
France
Aya
Crista
Walter Scott Wilson
Weat Jones Street
New England
Samuel Reid
Bongaise
Ang
Mora
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