Presidents of Districts Listed in Old Gazette
District leaders in a historic list include Mims Eugenia Johansson of Savannah Georgia Mrs H H Berry of Pelham and Mrs Jere Moore of Montexame Other districts name Mrs Bike Powell Nownan Mrs Robert Daniel Griffin and Mrs Clanderby Kingston with many more noted in the sequence including Augusta Perry and Quittman names
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims Eugenia Johanson
Savannah
H. H. Berry
Pelham
Jere Moore
Montexame
Bike Powell
Nownan
W. HS. Hazilston
Dacatur
Steth
Robert Daniel. Griffin
Mra
Clanderby
Kingston
W. E. Sheppard
Madinas
R. E. Shinpen
Ellijay
A. H W. Brenner
Augusta
Myrs
C. E. Glivert
Perry
Atre
Jeff Devia
Quttman
Augusta Club Works for a Safe Christmas
A Augusta clubwomen committee urged strict enforcement of existing laws to ban fireworks sales this Christmas. The effort aims to ensure a safe holiday while members plan monthly parliamentary instruction and promote cotton exhibits and education through the club. Mr. Tracy Hickman of the American Manufacturers Association praised cotton use and outlined industry impact on Southern mills and wartime production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Gratta
Police Commission
Council
Auguste
Warren Walker
Marie Allen
Katherine Black
Albany
Tracy Hickman
American Manufacturers’ Association
South
Massachusetts
Hickman
Southern Fertilizer Company
Sibley Mill
Vent Petre
Cotton Exhibition Draws Georgia Federation In Albany
The eighteenth annual Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs convention will convene in Albany on October 27. A large cotton goods exhibit from Gordon county and multiple mills will highlight the program with demonstrations and handicraft, led by Mrs. I Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Logan Pitts, as delegates travel from West Point Columbus Rome and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Albany
I. Fitzpatrick
Calhoun
Gordon County
Logan Pitts
Jay
West Point
Trox Bankston
George Lanier
P. d. McNamara
Gainesville
Scott
Scott Dale Mills
Lanett
Lang
Bankston
Lancre Mills
Columbus
Columbus Mills
W. EB
Shep~herd
Rome
Quitman
Cuthbert
Montezuma
Blakely
Camilia
Eastman
Pelham Athens
Thomasville
Macon
Newtan
Traveling Libraries of Missionary Union Available in Georgia
The Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia offers sixteen traveling libraries for use by local societies. Libraries can be kept for three months with one possible extension, covering topics from China to Africa and including Life and Works of Judson. Requests should be sent to Miss Evie Campbell, Room 710, Walton Building, Atlanta, with express charges paid by the requester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Baptist Missionary
Linton
Georgia
Women's “Baptist
Evie Campbell
Walton Building
Atlanta
Bach Ware
China
Japan
India
Mexico
South America
Africa
Livbussten
Judson
Sunbeam
Toyal
Chairman of Civics Cannot Attend Albany Meeting
Illness in Mrs. Logan Pitts family prevents her from attending the annual Albany session where she was to present civics report and stereopticon slides on Progressive club work. Her absence leaves a gap in the program, though a local committee will still send to Albany a notable exhibit of hand-made cotton articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Pitts
Calhoun
Albany
Civics
Pitts
Civic
Federation
Clubs Open the Year with Meetings Across Town
Fitgerelds Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year on October 7 with about thirty members. President Mrs Isidor Gelders led the session, delegates to the Albans state meeting were chosen, and Grandmothers Day was announced as the next major event. The Woman's Reading Club of Columbus plans to send delegates to the Albany federation on October 27 and will meet November 3 to discuss The Lives of Great Women. Ocilla Woman's Club in Geilla opened its second year on October 1 with an open house at Mrs Joseph Harrison Little's home, naming Melvin Jackson Paulk as president and listing officers and conductors for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Basil
Alvin Thurmond
Woman's Reading Club
Colmabus
Albany
Marion Levy
Oirs
Sallie P. Buttolph
Ocitla Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Geilla
Tts
Melvin Jackson Paulk
Joseph Harrison Litte
DeWitt Clinton Smith
Grs
Marcus Duke, Jr
SD. Hurst
Parliamentaran
Mas
D.C
Smith
Cuba
General Federation Leaders Appointed for Coming Year
The General Federation board names department heads for the upcoming year. Appointments include Are Mrs. M. F. Johnson of Indians for Are. George Zimimerman for Civil Service Reform. Mrs. F. H. Cale of Nebraska for Conservation. John D. Sherman for Education. Miss Helen Louise Johnson of New York for Home Economics. Mrs. James W. Remick of New Hampshire for Industrial and Social Conditions. Mrs. Franklin F. Tams of Pennsylvania for Legislation. Mrs. Thomas Winter of Minnesota for Literature and Literary Extension. Mrs. F. Wardavell of Connecticut for Music. and Mrs. Himer Blatr of New York for Public Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation Board
M. F. Johnson
Atrs
George Zimimerman
F. H. Cale
Nebraska
John D. Sherman
Clinois
Meior Ripley
Massachusetts
Helen Louise Johnson
New York
James W.remick
New Hampshire
Franklin F. Tams
Pennsylvania
Thomas Winter
Minnesota
Mirs.f. Wardavell
Connecticut
Himer Blatr
Notice of Tallulah Falls Industrial School funding request
At the last executive board meeting it was decided to return to the plan of having the school director present needs to the convention and accept contributions from clubs for the coming year. The attendance has increased and improvements are needed. With help from Miss Celeste Parrish and Professor M. L. Duggan, and public support, the school could become a model rural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls
Celeste Parrish
M. L. Duggan
Georgia
Hugh M.willet
Tallulan Falls Industrial School
Mrs Foster Addresses Good Roads Congress
Mrs. 3 W Foster has been appointed by Miss Elizabeth 8 Gentry national chairman to represent the Daughters of the American Revolution and speak on National Old Trails and roads matters at the Good Roads Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. W. Foster
Elizabeth 8. Gentry
Naional
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution Leaders Listed
News of the Daughters of the American Revolution announces state officers and leaders with Miss Rubie Felder Rat of Atlanta as hoster. Savannah's Mrs Walter Scott Wilson serves as adjutant, with T C Parker of Maceo as state regent and A C Harper of Athens as first vice regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie Felder Rat
Atlanta
Aegistant Baltor
Walter Scott Wilson
E. Jones Bt
Savannah
T. C. Parker
Maceo
A. C. Harper
Athens
W. Winburn
Howard M'Call
Mbe
Charles ¢. Holt
Macon
William M. Brenton
Augusta
J. 3. Lowery
Dawson
Jacksons Trail Revealed In D A R Study Of Jacksons Georgia Route
The Georgia trail of General Andrew Jackson through Hartford and Fort Hawkins is examined by Mrs J B Lowrey state historian with extracts from Jacksons letters to the secretary of war. Key sites include Hartford Fort Scott Fort Barry and Flint River crossings as researchers map the 1818 march and supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Georgia
Indiana
Florida
United States
J. 8. Lowrey
Hartford
Nashville
Wort Scott
Ft. Hawkins
Galnex
Glasscock
Heartford
Galnan
Seaurly
Eis
Gadsden
Ali
Copogank
Tennesses
Fort Mitchel
Hayne
Fort Gaines
Port Scott
Nania
Fort Scott
James Gadeden
Andrew Juckson
Con Brews
Washington, D. C
Jackson County
Fort Hawkins
Creek
Fort Barry
Port Harry
Chenawines
Arbuckle
Chicasawhache
Flint River
Congress
Lbrary
Map Department
Mars
John Statham Xyowrey
Historic Work by Waycross DAR Chapter Spotlighted
The Lyman Hall chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Waycross held its first full meeting on October 3. Members outlined plans for original research, compiling town and county records, and writing biographies and pioneer stories for a future book. They discussed marking old Tebeauville and unveiling a memorial tablet to honor early railroad builders in Ware County. Roads congress in Atlanta November 10 to 11 may hear about reviving historic trails and a national memorial highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Waycross
J. L. Walker
Old Tebeauville
Georgia
Tebeauville
Breater Tepsauviie
Ware
Good Roads Congress
Atlanta
Foster
Congress
Ocean
Beauty hints for eye health and care from ill health causes
An article advises treating eye health as essential to beauty. It links eye appearance to overall health, notes puffiness from late hours and poor air, and recommends cleansing routines, cold baths, benzoin tincture, and regular eye cups with boracic acid solution to keep eyes clear and lids smooth.
Soldiers and Widows of the Revolution list compiled
A compiled list from an old book records revolutionary soldiers and widows, with names spanning Georgia counties such as Tay Lex Zibert Newton Stewart Chatham DeKalb Jefferson Washington and others. It notes pages ranges and numerous descendants like Peter Hinton Robert Carter Henry Dobson Susannah Sett Mary Kirklin Elizabeth Porter Margarette DeCibbon and Esther Dysien among many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsier
Dawson
Cherokes
James ¥. Smith
Peter Hinton
Taylex
Zibert
Robert Carter
Meula
Newton
Henry Dobson
Pdltlar
Price
M. W
Bandnuel
Ica Atkin
Mitchell
Pulaski
Elizabeth Porter
Doster
Columbia County
Margarette DeCibbon
Hood
Henty County
Nish
Revolutionary Wider
Emanuel County
Josiah Hatcher
Allison
Pike County
George Harper
Gunn
Jones County
Cornel
Henson
Rabun
Elizabeth Gienn
McGehee
Troup
Tagana J
Diana Hester
Diana Graz
Willy
Pranklin
Y Trances Herndon
71Ath
Heard County
Nathaniel Lewh
Cieland
Chatham County
George Grambles
Bagh
Hurkes County
Esther, Dysien
Lee
Mary Jove
Silder
Jones
Hull County
Ano Glenn
Valdir
Philips
Jasper County
Benjamin "Smith
Craven
Coweta
Henry Husy
Eoldier
Latmer
Bokalb
William Stone
Phillips
Jasper
Willis Lord
Riden
Taekton
Charles Arnold
Carpenter
Tateneaul
Sirah Jotoyon
Widuass
Samuel Inwing
Hangock
David Anthony
David
Frankiin
Elizabeth Glenn
Liddell
Jackson County
Janws Wood
Coll Mer
Monroe County
Thomas Glenn
Balimore
Margery Hobbs
Coldier
Hughes
Habersham
Willoughby Caton
Green
Ware County
Susan Wright
14Th
Hanenek
Beal
Jelvert
M. A. Douglass
Sogier
Arlington
Berrwethar
Tab Jordan
Watson
Mariin County
Sit
Hancock County
Oglethorpe
Rezish Halley
Martin
Washington County
Georgia U. D. C. Pays High Tribute to Governor-Elect
Georgia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy offers praise to Governor-elect Harris. Resolutions recall the governor’s wartime stance supporting the Confederacy, education, and Southern principles, urging acceptance of his leadership and sending copies to state leaders and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Harris
Achalar
Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Gasta
X. GE. Harris
Dorothy B. Lamar
Georgia Division
U. D.C
Georgia Division U D C In Convention at Eastman
Georgia Division U D C holds convention in Eastman with Mrs Sigmund Harris presiding. Opening session features welcome from city churches, R B Lee camp, chamber of commerce, Woman's Club, W C T U, D A Bu, Draper Self-Culture club, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Harris
Fannie Gordon
Eastman
Eartmark
R. B. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Chamber of Commerce
Woman’s Club
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willem Ten
D. A. Bu
Draper Self-Culture Club
Boy Scouts
Camp
Georgia Branch Leaders of National Congress of Mothers and PTA
The Georgia branch lists officers including Recording-Secretary Miss Lottie Barnes Columbus, Corresponding Secretary Mina Laura Bulitwall Elberton, Treasurer Mrs. R. E. Hudgins Atherton, Auditor Mrs. Roger Dewar 17 E 6th St, Publicity Mrs. Eugene E. Mitchell. Vice presidents include Mrs. Alexander Thesmar 227 Huntingdon St Savannah, Mrs. Herbert L. Moon Titten, Mrs. J. J. Childs LaGrange, Mrs. Geo Hough Atlanta, Mrs. J. Lind say Johnson Rome, and Mrs. 3 Brewer Eiverton. Twelfth District member Mrs. D. B. Duggan Ceebrun. Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. i
Knxpatrick
Thomasville
Nichols Peterson
Tifton
A. H. McCoy
Cuthbert
Dira
Howard McCall
Atlanta
Misa Lucy Lester
J. &. Hays
Montezuma
Nusebaum
Bainbridge
General Federation
Bolling Jones
Dills Rosa Woodberry
Franklin
Zebulon Walker
Canton
Gay
W. C. Vereen
Mautrle
J. M. Mayes
Menteams
Gai
Duncan Brown
Macon
Treaghree
Matite Ghiebit
Onwsmirat
Mos
Mira
Howsertan
Roger Dewar
Eugene E. Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Avante
Georgia
Zlvat Vica
Mra
Alexander Thesmar
Huntingdon Street
Savane Rath
Secané Vica
Herbert L. Moon Titten
J. J. Childs
LaGrange
Futh
Geor Hough
Boulevard
Aunnts
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
Brewer
Eiverton
Mre
Duggan
Ceebrun
War relief drive organized by Georgia National Congress of Mothers
The Georgia branch led by Mrs Howard Payne announces a war relief plan for mothers and children in Europe. It calls for monetary contributions and new clothing, with district committees to be formed. funds go to national treasurer Mrs J Hudgins in Flinton Ga. The effort urges all Georgian mothers to participate and support across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Mothers
Philadelphia
Europe
Georgia
The
Organiza
Tlon
Union
Georgie
Bach
National Congress of Mathers
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Directora For Life
Lindsay Jornson
Fames Jacheon
Granger
Cartereri
A. Lipscomb
Hugh Wiluet
Atinat
Jw. Ottley
MHS
Harvie Jordan
West Peachtree
Atlanta, Ga
Lot Warren
H. E. Stockbridge
W. B. Price-Smith
Augusta Club
Ven
Bartow
Tift
M. L. Johnson
Cass Station
Ten. C
Georgia Tech
Georgia Technological School
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. Mell
Mell
Paris
West
Peachtreg Street
the Federation
WSPAP
Traveling Libraries OF Missionary Union
Mrs. Foster
News of Woman's Patriotic Societies
Maton
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mias
Regina Rambo
Herrman
Be.fe
Mary Bawards
Ebuson Walker
Georgia Room
Richmond
Ins
Nisbet
Marietta
Shiloh Monument
Co Ottley
Arlington Monument
A Rounsaville
Home
Cragies
Reseea Dupont
Aditom
Teeves
Barnesville
Milred Rutherford
Branch
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Officers OF Congress
Payne, HI
War Relief Fund
Susannah Huphard
Anidies
Gulce
Mdmond " Shacklesard
Taylor
Elbert
Winiford ‘Dyers
Alisler
Nancy Keslernon
RuGend
Hub
William Wilson
Noldiey
Haugh
Jona Wilon, Sr
Kth
Greene County
Tages
Jona Lawrence
Tayier
Puium
Sarah Daniel
Richmond County
Leviesy Holloran
Pulsald
Archibald Perkins
Greena
John Higgs
Edwards
Montgomery County
Maury Ann Davia
Rhodia Dekalb County
Sinier
Wayne County
Elizabeth Dunaway
Herndon
Hall County
Amy Peacock
Walton County
John Maris
Bush
Case Coleman
Svidier
Burke Conacy
Mary Davis
Peterson
Temac Coker
Henry County
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