Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Officers and Directors
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs lists officers including President Mrs J Fitzpatrick of Thomasville and President Mrs J E Haye of Montezuma. Other posts include First and Second Vice Presidents, secretaries, treasurer, auditor, and Director for Life members from multiple cities. The roster includes Mrs J Lindsay Johnson Rome and Mrs Nellin Peters Black Atlanta among the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIFE
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
James Jackson
Atlanta
A. 0. Granger
Cartersville
M.A. Lipscomb
Athens
Hugh Willet
Atenta
I. K. Ottley
HH. Tir
Tifton
Nellin Peters Black
Eugene B. Heard
Middleton
Mes
M.cabe
Atlante
Membership presidents of districts list briefed
Districts five through twelve names appear with presidents and locales. Notable entries include District Five Chupa with 75,000 members in Georgia and district chairs in Albany and Rome. Other districts name chairmen Mrs Bruce Jones Macca, Mrs Sproul Fouche Rome Tallulah Industrial school, and district directors including Mrs Hugh Willst Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Jones
Macca
Peatee
Mra
Sproul Fouche
Rome
Tallulah Industrial School
SB. Yow
Lavonia
Hugh Willst
Atlanta
Dostnar
Gunesrie
Penth
H. Brenner
Auguste
Stadast Aid Foundation
Jeff Davin
Quitman
Mra BH. B. Wey
F. N. Watkina
Dublin
Synopsis of the Year’s Work of Thomasville Study Class
Vera Dugever Smith chairs a year end summary praising the Thomasville Study Class for its expansive Opera and Contemporary Literature programs. It notes time limits hinder deeper Russian and Spanish drama study, lauds art and aesthetic education efforts, and highlights Western women’s clubs as inspiration. The piece emphasizes music and literature interest in Thomasville, calls for an art committee, and hopes the winter program matches prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomasvile
Thomasville
Baere
Ufa
Thom_asville
Adato
Outline of Atlanta YWCA Work in City and Nation
A detailed look at the Atlanta Young Women’s Christian Association, its board, officers, departments, and services. It covers the boarding home, educational and vocational programs, Bible study, employment bureau, extension outreach in factories, budget, and the association’s role in promoting social life, civic spirit, and hospitality to visitors and delegates, including support during conventions and Harvest Festival activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Street
Employment Bureau
Charlotte Messenger
South Atlantic
Atlanta Association
Cty
Association
Molly Courtney
Extension Department
Young Women's Christian Association
W. CG. 4
Atlanta
W. C
Mary Courtney
Civic Club backs gift scholarship for county girl
The Civic club of Sylvania plans to raise 106 dollars this winter to fund a gift scholarship for a county girl who earned a scholarship at the State Normal school. A recent rummage sale by the club netted a substantial amount for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Sylvania
State Normal School
Gratifying Work in the Tenth District Report
The report details the Tenth district federation’s year of internal growth, stronger club organization, and increased civic effort. It highlights new federations, expanded programs in education, playgrounds, and cemetery work, plus district events, visits, and a May 16 district meeting at Milledgeville with 400 Georgia girls in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukethina
Ian Augusta
Cra
Teachers’ Club
Philomathic Club
Woman's Club
Eleventh District Civic Work Convention Highlights
The eleventh district held its fourth annual convention in April at Douglas with the Douglas Woman's club as host. State president Mrs. Fitzpatrick spoke on Georgia club progress. District includes sixteen federated clubs across sixteen counties with notable civic and educational programs, library expansions, and school support. Many clubs showcased city beautiful projects, rural school aid, and community improvements. next meeting to be in Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen Clare
Civic Teague of
Sparta
Crawfordville
Washington
Tennille
Union Railway Station
Sandersville
Granite Hall
iMrrice
Methrane
Pure Food Department
Campbell
Wilkes
Georgia Railroad
Federation
Mra Black
Warranton Club
Thomson Club
Ernor Slaton
Domentic
Redpath Lyceum
Sanderevilte
Jone 1
Round Table Literary Club
Hibrary
Transilvania Club
Epacioua
Richmond County Agricultural Club
Hepzebah
Parks
Georgia
Amsden
Hastings
Governors Mansion
College
Hugh Willett
Mra
A. Lipscomb
Harta
Douglas
Woman's Club of
Fitzpatrick
Lowndes
Wayne
Clinch
Echols
Brunswick Civic Association
Gruna Wick
Jesup
St. George
Tha ‘Civic League of
St. Mary's
Woman's Improvement Club
Blackshear
The
Ages Woman's Club
Gcilla Woman's Club
and Harris
Sanderaville
Gordon
Ieres
Clica
Benn
Thomson
Hephzibah
Dewebera
Central Railroad
Georgia Federation
Reno
Meg A Te Brener
Wymodausis Club
Valdosta
Helgian Relief Fund
Valdosta Normal College
Parent-Teacher Association
Geisel
Quitman
Carnegiebrary
Blackshear Woman's Improvement Club
Jeff Davis
Twelfth District Reports Year of Service and Growth
The twelfth district, youngest and poorest, outlines a year of civic, school, domestic science, and literary work led by Mrs. C. O. Gilbert. It praises clubs in 13 counties, notes Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts, and aims to foster school improvement and community service across towns like Dublin, Vidalia, Perry, and Hawkinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. E. Gilbert
Abbsville
Cochran
Dublin
Eastman
Fort Valley
Hawkinsville
McRae
Perry
Rochelle
Swainsboro
Vidalia
Adrian
Milan
Jeffersonville
West Point Woman's Club Reports Strong Start to Year
The West Point Woman's Club held five meetings with rising interest under president Mrs. C. E. Wright. On October 29, Mr. P. A. Methvin spoke at First Christian Church on food inspection, drawing a large audience of club women, merchants, ministers, and physicians. On November 3, the group met with Mrs. Arthur Baker. Miss Erama Adama spoke on the ethical value of children's amusements, and Mrs. Bankston reported from the Savannah federation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Point Woman's Club
Fts
C. E. Wright
P. A. Methvin
First Christian Church
Methvin
Commonwealth
Arthur Baker
Erama Adama
Bankston
Banner Federation
Savannah
Ferrell Patum
Will Fuller
5. Wright
Dinner Hosted by Mrs Fitzpatrick Highlights Georgia Dishes
A convention gathering of the Confederacy in Thamesville featured Mrs Fitzpatrick as hostess for a dinner at the Tosco hotel. The event showcased Georgia’s culinary treasures through table decorations and a notable menu attended by Mrs Hays and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamesville Aire
Fitzpatrick
Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia
Tosco
I Hays
Fener
Pitspatehck
Nevis
Officers General Federation 2006 leadership list
The document lists federation officers including President Mrs. Percy V. Pennybecker of Austin Texas First Vice President Mrs. Samuel B. Sneath of Tiffin Ohio Second Vice President Mrs Georgie A Bacon of Worcester Massachusetts Corresponding Secretary Mrs Myrene Riseley of Charlotte North Carolina Recording Secretary Mrs Herry L. Keefe of Salt Lake City Utah Auditor Mrs Charles H McMahon of Lapeer Michigan Treasurer Mrs Mire William B Williams of Lapeer Michigan and Bureau of Information Mrs Mary Wood of Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Mre
Percy V. Pennybecker
Whitls
Austin
Texas
Atra Samuel B. Sneath
Monres Street
Tiffin
Ohio
Mins Georgie A. Bacon
Dean Strest
Worcester
Mann
Dmérs
Myrene Riseley
Part Avenue
Charlotte
Herry L. Keefe
Walthill Neu
Charles H. McMahon
Caithness Apia
Salt Lake City
Utah
bMire
William B. Williams
Main Street
Lapeer
Mach Bureau of Information
Mary Wood
Portsmouth
Departments of Work Arts and Handicrafts in Georgia
A list of various state and local committees and leaders across Georgia including Miss Joy Harper Rome Home Economics Mrs M M Parks Milledgeville Junior Civic Leagues Mrs Lyman J Amaden Ponca de Leon Apartments Atlante Civics Mrs Logan R Pitt Calhoun Conservation Miss Edwina Wood Columbus General Education Bira John M. Graham Marietta Legislation Mrs Dunn Lyle College Park Kindergarten Mrs Nellis Peters Black 618 Spring Street Atlanta Library Extension Mrs Ditford Smith LaGrange School and Home Improvement Clupa Miss Celene Parrish Studenta Ald Mrs Henry B Wer 1 3 Elizabeth Street Atlanta Gitt Scholarships Mrs W E Shepherd Madison Business Scholarships Mrs WG Price Briih 37 Peachtres Place Atlanta Music Mr Alonzo Richardson College Park Peace Arbitration Mrs Alice Baxter 31 East Fourth Street Atlanta State Infirmary Kirs Walter D Lamar Macon Program Mrs Nellie Peters Block Atlanta Public Health Dr Frances Bradley 41 Peachtree Street Atlanta Red Cross Seals Tuberculosis Mrs Arthur G Powell Peachtree Street Atlanta Industrial and Social Condition of Women and Children Mrs A 2 Colse Atlanta Literature Mrs W Spiker 33 Mask Fourth Street Atlanta Rouslations Mrs Frank Fleming Augusta Subcommites Country Life Mrs 11 Hartings Decatur Sororities Miss Bessie Kempton Ponce de Leon Avenue Atlanta Cooning Clube Mrs C Moore Macon Geol Roads Mrs P J McGovern Atlanta President State Association for Education of Georgia Mountaineers Mrs 8 Morjaa Savannah
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Atlanta
Ditford Smith
LaGrange
Clupa
Celene Parrish
Ald
Henry B. Wer
Elizaveth Street
Mre
W. E. Shepherd
Madison
Price-Briih
Peachtres
Alonzo Richardson
College Park
Alice Baxter
East Fourth Street
Walter D. Lamar
Macon
Nellie Peters Block
Frances Bradley
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Red Cross Seals
Tubercusods
Arthur G. Powell
Atlania
W ©. Spiker
Mask Fourth Street
Frank Fleming
Augusta
Country Lite
Hartings
Decatur
Bessie Kempton
Ponce de Leon Avenue
ChaIrmen General Federation List of Officers and Addresses
A long list of names and addresses for various committees and divisions within the ChaIrmen General Federation. It includes locations in Omaha Boston New York Chicago Los Angeles Minneapolis Concord Denver Atlanta and other cities. The document assigns members to Education Rural schools Public Health Hygiene Social Hygiene Anti Tuberculosis and more with street addresses.
Atlanta Federation Praised for Civic Service Dinner
Mrs. W S Hamilton reports the Atlanta City Federation of Women’s Clubs earned praise from the General Federation for providing homes for over 1 000 Corn Show boys and Canning club girls during Southeastern Fair events. Georgia Products Day featured a governor guest and a Georgia products menu prepared by Girls High School domestic science, with Miss Muse honored for service and Miss Zillah Johnson assisting. The event showcased civic unity, Georgia product displays, and the federation’s ongoing push for domestic science in schools led by President Mrs Samuel Lumpkin and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HS. Hamilton
Atlanta City Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary Wood
Bureau of Information
General Federation
Council of Clubs Orgamard
Atlanta City Federation
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Southeastern Fair Association
Eatty
Atlanta
Nower
Atlanta City Federation of Women'ships
Miss Muse
Girls’ High
Georgia
Federation
Greorgia
Harris
Milas Muse
Mins Muse
Zillah Johnson
Popved
Samuel Lumpi
Charles J. Hader
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Products Day
W. T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Rotarians
Ad Men
Cit
Atlanta City Federation of Women's ‘Elm
Efor
SMG
Samuel Lumpkin
William Percy
Second View
Robert Alston
Mra
J. C. Parmelo
Alonzo Rich
Treameres
H. G. Haatin
W. B. Price-Smith
Eastman Woman's Club reports progress and plans
The Eastman Woman's Club begins its second year on October 1, 1914 with yearbooks, papers on education, prison reform, and sociolgy. Projects include courthouse grounds cleanup, park development, a tin can contest, depot grounds beautification, memorial for William Pil Lustman, and plans to plant thousands of trees. The club hosted a Daughters of the Confederacy convention reception, with lectures on hygiene and forestry, plus ongoing civic health efforts and fundraising.
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Eastman Womans Day
Wr Rave
T Sa
Comemttee
Ate Wiliam Pil Lustman
Civics and Health Department
DeLaach
Leonamias
Mra J D Herman
Ana
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Roe Rune
Seay
Ee Mes
W. A. Worten
Blakely Woman's Club elects officers and plans scopes
Newly elected Blakely Woman's Club officers include President Mrs C T Alexander and Vice President Mrs J H Hand. Committees were named to organize Club Study Circle, club rooms, Parent-Teacher Association, and the year book. The study circle will cover music art and literature with input from Professor Anderson and Miss Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Woman's Club
C.T. Alexander
J. H. Hand
C .C. Glessner
J. H. Moye
W. H. Alexander
W. J. Grist
H.C. Singletary
P. D. DuBore
J. H Hand
Parent-Teacher Association
Anderson
Misa Woodruff
Jacksonville
Hand
Blakely
P, D, Duboee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. Fitzpatrick
Thomasvil View
J. E Haye
Montezuma
W. I. Davia
Albany
Howard McCall
Hi. H. Merry
Pelham
Trox Bankston
Weat Point
W. L. Hines
Calhoun
Robert Daniel
Griffin
Hosa Woodberry
Vera
Dugever Smith
Organization of Women
Su Hirge
Tts
Neve
Dong ix
WCA
W. OC. A
Atlanta Young Women’s Christian Association
Aif
Mra WS. Witham
Mra. A. McD. Wilson
J. BP. Avert
Emily Cc. McDougald
George M. Brown
Philip Weltner
Swit Warren
John RK. Watts
Genevieve Saunders
F. M. Robinson
Homer Brown
H. H. Tucker
D. ¥. Carson
Sarah Converse
Misa Alice Dégan Wingo
Mise
Missy Ero Betsner
Bettie R. Nelson
Miore
Waddell
Reading Tooms
Mbraries
Brotherhood of Man
Smith- Lever
Girl Scouts
Woman's Study Club of
School Improvement Club
Jeffersonville Civic Improvement Club
Laurens County School Improvement Club
Yaladia
Dublin Courier- Herald
Mes F N. Watkins
West Point
Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Art—yMra
Melville T. Johnston
Norma Crenca
Audhznona Ind
Clvice
George Zimmerman
Bireherd Avenue
Vremont
Oni
Civil Service Reform
F. H. Cale
Spenser Street
Omaha
John D. Sherman
Hyde Parie Hotel
Chicago
Elor Carlyle Riptey
Commonwealth Menue
Boston
Peore
Joseph Evans Cowley
West Adame
Los Angeles
Helen Varick Boswell
Weat 111Th Street
New York
Maggie W. Barry
North Texas Concern
Sherman
Gmdance
Mra Oy
James W. Remick
Merrimac Street
Concord
N. H
Franklin F Inmis
Bakewell
Pitteburg
Thomas J. Wiiter
Harmonslire
Minneapolis
Minn
Horace Mann Towner
Mendota
Washington DC
Charley Cartwright
Framenut Avenue
South
Muste
F . Wardwell
Highland Terrace
Mistford
Dunn Public Health
Mcn
Fimer Blair
Western Avenue
N.Y
Frances Bago Bradley
Atlanta Ga
Mary G. Mewen
Chicago Avenue
Evanston
W .R. Garretson
Gilpin Street
Denver
Cule
Atlanta Federation
Eastman Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
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