Augusta Club Cotton Exposition Opens Season
The Augusta Womans club held a miniature cotton exhibit at its first meeting Friday October 2 in a filled hall despite rain. Prominent women received invitations. Mrs Fitzpatrick and the Georgia Federation officials praised cotton’s role in keeping mill workers employed. Exhibits featured cotton goods, gowns, and samples from local mills with noted costumes and designs. Committees announced plans for music art and a productive season with a Christmas safety drive and social program refinements.
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Augusta Woming Club
Cit
Trsct Hickman
Graniter
Te Wills
American Cottot
Manufacturers Association
Cainon
Loval Muir
Eastern
Ame
Amie
Mirtha
Twelfth District Club Convention At Tohton
The Twelfth District convention gathered in Tohton with lively program notes and speeches by district president Wee Cot Gilbert and Miss Patten. Attendees heard district reports, welcomed new federated clubs, and endorsed moving the South Georgia Teachers School to a new site. the meeting closed with promises for a June district event.
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Tohton
Schelles
Ie Club
Lochelie
Geog Fu Tustriil
Nice
Sesson
Wee Cot Gilbert
Olsons
Indyvid
Taelfh
Camille
Peterson
Suth
Georgia Taedustriat School
Plesv
le Womans
CIA
Miss Patten
Vitex
Teting 4
Foeture Impovement Club
Kasteas
Exposition Convention Directors and October Program Details
A fragment describes the Exposition and Program of Convention with notes on exhibits and room allocations for the Albany event in late October. It lists committee meetings and official actions, including credentials, welcome addresses, and the opening session led by local officials and federation leaders.
Editorial notes show Georgia federation leaders honored in national club circles
Four I Fitzpatrick of Georgia was elected to the General Federation of Women's Clubs membership committee. Dr Frances Bradley of Atlanta and Mrs Elmer Blur of New York receive appointments on national health committees. The 1916 biennial is set for Newark with Miss Mary Garrett Hoyes as local chair and Mrs Francis D Everett guiding the program. Portland hosts the 1919 council meeting in June.
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I Fitzpatrick
Federation Present
Georgia
General Federation of Women & Clubs For
Dation
South
Ientucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Trorida Georgu
Alabama
Tevas
Arizona
Louisiana
Ofishoma
New Mexico
Welccome
Frances Bradley
Atlanta
Elmer Blur
New York
Bradley
Peanut
Gener Federation of Womens Clubs
Kewark City
Mary Garrett Hoy Wes
Bas
Francis D Everett
Ilnois
Portland Oregon
Strediaz
Wiss
Harper Rome
Wow Parks
Milledgeville Junor Civic League
Lyman J Amsden
Stlanta
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Griffm
Dan C Lyle
College Park
Nelle Peters
Muste
Wiss Byrdie Kelley
Columbus
Alice Baxter
Walter Dramar
Macon
Rosa Woodberr
Arthur G Powell
A . Granger
Girls Scout Drill in Albany Plans Highlight Federation Meet
The National Organizer Wils Raith Johnston will present the Girl Scout movement at the Albany convention with the Savannah Girl Scouts performing a drill. It marks the first time these groups appear on a federation meet program, aiming to inspire Georgia youths through sorak, campfire girls and girl scouts. The September board meeting outlined plans to engage more young people across federations.
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Wils Raith Johnston
Girl Scout Movement
Albany
Girl Scouts of
Savannah
Georgia
Sorark
Mfe
General Federation
Pro longed Georgia Federation convention session noted
At the statewide federation gathering in Albany members and guests attend a lengthy program with officers reports committees and addresses. The agenda includes education, literature, County Sfe issues, and a major miniature cotton exposition tied to the federation meeting in late October. Delegates from various clubs and districts are elected and welcomed.
Final Arrangements Made for U D C Convention at Eastman
The UBP convention at Eastman is near. chapters urged to send delegates to boost Georgia division turnout. Notify Mra Harris if attendance is impossible. for crosses of honor, contact Rebecca Black Dupont, 241 Abercorn Street, Savannah. Mrs J W Reeves, State Editor, Barnesville GA.
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MRA
WD Lamam
Gatmorian
We Miss
MIT
Rutherford Athous Ga Sabe
MBS J W
Ryeves
Barnesie Ga
Georgie
UBP
Eastman
Georga Division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mra Harris
Fanne Gordon
Raatman
Haseen
Committee On Homes
Rebecca Black Dupont
Abercorn Street
Savannah Ga
J W Reeves
Barnesville
Southern Express Company Free Exhibit Shipment to Albany Convention
Southern Express Company will ship exhibits free to a Georgia convention in Albany to promote agricultural interests. Materials and fabrics made of Geongja cotton by domestic manufacturers weighing up to forty pounds are eligible for free transport from Georgia points via the Southam-Czpresa com cara of Mi ber a Commerce. Shipments must be prepaid with way bills, prepaid column Pree-Authority No. 7, and may be returned at no cost to the original owner after the exhibition, with a certificate from the secretary of the convention. Authorized October 8, 1914, effective October 10, 1914, expires November 10, 1914.
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Albany
Atlanta
Decy
Intorgia
Laval
John Vock
Sloan
Georgia
Worlans Club
Rey Lamar Simms
City of
Henry Tarver
Chamber of Come
Jolin Mark
Woc Holt
Wesponse
Miss Ross
Woodberry
F Fitzpatrick
Lot Hailey
Alabama Federation
Womans Club Rooms
State Federation of Womens Clubs
John Mack
John H Brockcare
Aibai
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet at Mrs Smiths Home
The September meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy was held at president Mrs Walter B Smiths home with unusually fine attendance. The program, arranged by Mrs AO Murphay, offered a varied history of the European war read by readers.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Walter B . Smith
AO Murphay
Prs Reeves
Murphey
Collier
Mra
Walter & Smith
Sor
Mitchall
Hardy
Nand-Gazette
Burns
Thomaston Street
Smiths
Barnesville
Matthew Talbot
D A. R
Monroe
G A Lewis
DAR Chapter Notes and Meetings across Georgia regions
Notes from seven DAR chapters recount meetings on September 6 11 at Gainesville Elberton Monroe and other Georgia locales. Programs included historical papers on Georgia colonies Sir Robert Montgomer and the Margravate of Azkia, songs and readings, and hostess salons with refreshments.
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Wm. Chadler Chanter
Wm. Candler
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gainesville
Alice Davis
Carolina
Hobbs
Robert Montgomer
Azkia
Oris Williamson
Georgia
Caroline
Altamaha
Savannah
Anderson
Barnbul
DAR
Use Patriotic Songs In All Public Gatherings
A DA circular urges local chapters to promote patriotic songs in public events and schools. Mrs W A McLain asks regents to have chapters sing national and state songs, involve schools, and even compose new patriotic airs to foster love of country and unity.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Europe
America
Columbia
Dixie
W A. McLain
Dawson
Patriotic Song Committee
Madama Regent
Red Old Hills
Georgia
W 4
McLain
Patriotia Song
Soldiers and Widows of the Revolution List Compilation
A compiled register by Mrsa Dosler of Danan from Cherokee Land Lottery features hundreds of names of revolutionary soldiers and widows, with counties and page references across Franklin, Oglethorpe, Cobb, Muscogee, Gwinnett, and other Georgia counties. The document records soldiers such as Craw Smith Franklin county, Richard Bassetter, Hal Harris, James Mikell, and many more alongside widows like Eve Boggs, Anne Springer, Sally Lynn, and Elizabeth Fuller, noting their counties and cross-referenced pages.
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Mra Wo Dosler
Danan
James F. Smith
Mrx J . Jawray
Fiby Halnrooke
Craw Smith
Franklin
Richard Bassetter
Hal Harris County
James Mikell
Sinter Bulloch County
Samuel Watts
McGhee
Troup County
Michael Barnwell
Chambers
Houston County
Isaac Hull
Payne
Franklin County
William Jones
Eoldier
Wilson Jasper
Eve Boggs
Jackson County
Charles Atkins
Upson
Sally Lynn
Anne Bpringer
Wilkes County
Zaphariah Cowart
Suth Warty County
Richard Speaker
meLvin Buta
Charles Jordan
Crow
Clerke
Allen Tucker
Greene County
Priscilla Strad
Bryan
Burke County
Henry ‘Tulley
McCuller
Newton County
William Davis
Wick Vis
Fayette County
Elizabeth Trainum
Morgan County
John Mattox
Gwinnett County
George Wileut
Walton County
Agnomea Murray
Egldier Murphy
Columbia County
Ann McGoy
Tallaferra County
Tabitha Bateman
Smith
Sarah Cash
Thomas Tanner
Year Book Committee of Macon Chapter D A B Gets Out Fine Year Book
The Mary Hammond Washington chapter D A B of Macon sent a copy of its year book reflecting credit on the year book committee chaired by Mrs Charles Sherman with Mrs C G Holt and Mrs Chem P Steed as members. Meetings are planned through October to June with social gatherings through November, December, February, April and May. The study topics cover The Birth of the Nation and The Temper of George III, The Swarming of the English, The Era of Colonial Settlement in New England and Virginia, The Attitude of English and American Leaders, The Colonies in Rebel Hon and The Struggle for Independence, and The Two Declarations. The volume is described as beautifully made and attractive.
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Mary Hammond
Washington
A. B
Macon
Charles Sherman
C G. Holt
Mra Chem P Steed
George III
New England
Irginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Rince
England
State Fair and Club Meeting Notices at Wacon in November
The notice lists the state fair dates November 4 to 13 at Wacon and announces attendance by members of the Givi Canning club meeting November 6. It records decisions by the state regent to have the executive board meet November 5 and requests all chapters in the state to send names of officers to Mrs Charles Holt at Culver Street, Macon. It also lists numerous Revolutionary War soldier veterans and widows by county with scattered names and counties.
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Wacon
Givi” Canning Club
Bes
Chirles Cholt
Correnhonding
Gearntan
A, RL
Charles Holt
Culver Street
Maconey
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West Peachtree
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H E Stockbridge
Price Smith
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Mirs H H Petry Welham
Jere Atos
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Crosby Minutes Education of
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Mineral Bluff School
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W H Aubry
Etowah
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American Textile Company of
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Ala ‘Hany
JG Craft
Julian Bensen
Robert J. Lowry
Wilmer L. Moore
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Georgia Federation of Womena
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Chamber of Commerce
John H Mock
Mra Fitzpatrick
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Mere J W Bassey Cuthbert
Church Berryman Macan
Dora Mendes
Satannah
Othel Park
Augusta
Edwine Wood
Georgia Federation of Wormens Clubs
Housea
News of Woman’s Patriotic Societies
UNITED_DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY
U.D. C
Southern Express Company
B of Williams
Stephen Heard
DAR of
Elberton
Eb, Johnson
Allen Milex
Francs Scott
Nora Jones
Walter Scott Wilson
Jones St
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Macon Ga
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