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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1915

Page

20

Daughters of the American Revolution Officials Named

A historical notice lists the state plant of officers for the Daughters of the American Revolution with names and Georgia cities. Roles include State Regent Mrs T C Parker Macon and State Treasurer Mrs W C Veibern Moultrie among others.

Ruby Felder Rat West 14Th St Atlanta Walter 8. Wilson EB. Jones St Sevanish MIAS T. C. Parker Macon Mrrs. A Charles C. Holt W.C Veibern Moultrie J. 5 Lowery Dawson

Unveiling of Cherokee Chief Joseph Vann House Tablet

The Governor Milledge chapter D A R of Dalton Ga unveiled a commemorative tablet at the historic Joseph Vann house near Spring Place. Col W C Martin gave the history of the Vann family and John Payne, with Rev F K Sime praising DAR work. A large crowd attended as the flag ceremony and Home Sweet Home were performed.

Spring Place Rom. Heiron Historic Sites Committee America Paul B Crammell Wate FC Parker Col W C. Martin Vann Joseph Vann John Payne Old Moravian Mission House Murray County Whitield Hove WK. Moore Misa Mattle Lee Hurt Dixie F K. Sime Tryins J United States Frances Trammell Edward P. Davis, Jr John Milled Dalton W M Jones T D. King Neal Hamilton Frank Summerhour North Georgia

Regent Delivers Splendid Address at U DC Meeting

Georgia state Regent LSUSIE DERRY PARKER of the Daughters of the American Revolution delivers a long conference oration praising American unity and Southern heritage. She recounts pilgrimages, nature scenes, and the duty to preserve history while urging enduring chivalry and patriotism among women and youth. November 16, 1915.

Daughters of Southern Confederacy Heroves Washington Chelan Wenatchee Columbon River Chelan Falls Stebegan Daughters of the Confederacy Lsusie Derry Parker Georgia Statz Daughters of the American

Genealogical Inquiries and Ancestral Lines Sought

Queries request details on Bayloe lineage from Tiverton Devonshire to Virginia with descendants through Robert Williams and Mollia Brooke Gregory, and on Joseph V Williams born 1759 60 in Duplin County North Carolina with listed children and service records. responses to H B B Sans Souci Castle Atlanta GA and Silvanzo Stokes in Alabama.

Aiayloe John Bayloe Bayloe Famiily America Tiverton Devonshire Parish England John Hobert Virginia Rappahannock River Robert Hannah Gregory Mollia Brooke Gregory Mary Whitney Frances Humphrey Hii King and Queen County Hannah H. B. B. Sans Souci Castle Atlanta, Ga Joseph V Willams Joseph Willams Duplin County North Carolina Telfair County Gedteia William H. David Joseph Mary Rawlins Rebecca Parker Phebe Bowen Bowen Nancy White Elizabeth Williams Silvanzo Stokes Halifax County Dangerfield McClanacan Lawrence County Alabama Lee Leigh Taylor

General James Jackson chapter meets in Valdosta

The General James Jackson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Valdosta met with Mrs W J Thomas for a well attended gathering new members were pledged and a Children of the Republic chapter was urged. Committees organized book drives for the DAR shelf at the Carnegie library plans for a Mother Goose operetta to aid county history and a chapter house discussion drew strong interest. Mrs Harris gave a Taxation Without Representation talk and Mrs Bergstrom read Patrick Henry. Wirt’s commentary added insight. Social hour followed the meeting.

James Jackson A. R Valdosta Mra. W. J. ‘Thomas Children of the Republic Carnegie Library

Special Month End Sale On Woolen Fabrics

Tomorrow a collection of 200 dress woolens offered at one dollar a yard features values from 1.25 to 1.75. Includes Serges gabardines poplins epingles varieties in patterns colors such as granite cloths cheviot suitings and novelty fabrics. Purchases on December bill payable January first.

Serges Gabardines

December Blanket Sale Promises Fine Wool Comfort

Cold snaps trigger a December opening sale on wool blankets offered with sanitary combed wools and all wool claims. The selection includes plaid blankets 6x80 at 4.98, values up to 6.50, plus Gabardines at 1.50 with values up to 2.25. The ad touts fresh, clean textiles in new patterns and colors.

Fall cottons and silk fabrics offered at sale prices

The annex displays heavy fall cottons including bath robes gowns and towels with many towel styles and prices. A month end sale promotes silk fabrics with taffetas crepe de chine and velvets, highlighting values up to $1.25 and sizes including 36 inch wide fabrics in black and colors.

Midwinter Coat Sale Draws 200 Garment Pieces

A special sale offers 200 coats from a celebrated cutter clearing out fall woolens. Values shown inspire regret at the limited quantity. The collection features rough mixtures, fancy plaids and stripes, tweeds, meltons and kerseys, plus corduroys velours and plushes.

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Daughters OF the American Revolution Old Indian House U. D.C D A. Ry T C Parker Acorsia Mrs Walter $3 Wuu- Aon No. 221 E. Jones Street Savannah, Ga Keely Company Serges Sergey Dresden Melton Bamsons New York Axminsters Wilton Holk
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