State Editor Names and District Presidents in Georgia
The article lists MRS. HARVIN JORDAN of Atlanta as state editor with associate editors MRS. LOTT WARREN and MRS. H. E. STOCKBRIDGE. It names presidents of ten districts including Eugenia Johnson of Savannah, H. B. Perry of Pelham, Jere Moore of Monticello, Mrs Powell of Newnan, Mrs. W. H. Hamilton of Decatur, Robert Daniel of Griffin, Mrs. Clangirby of Kingston, Mrs. W. B. Sheppard of Madison, Mrs. H. 2. Shippen of Elberton, and Mrs. Brenner of Augusta, with others listed by district and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvin Jordan
West Frachtree
Atlanta
Lott Warren
H. E. Stockbridge
MHS
New Eugenia Johnson
Savannah
H. B.” Perry
Pelhara
Jere Moore
Montenoma
Mre Powell
Newnan
Aes
W. H
Hamilton
Decatur
Robert Daniel
Griffin
Ira
Clangirby
Kineston
W. B. Sheppard
Madison
Mrs. H. 2. Shippen
A. HW. Brenner
Augusta Hleventh
Tallulah School to Be Standardized
Progressive plans push Tallulah Industrial School toward state supervision by M L Duggas with aim to align with national standards. Over five years, club women expanded the plant to 10 109 dollars value, three teachers, and scholarships, while modernization includes sanitation, dormitories, poultry, dairying, and a new boys dormitory amid fundraising goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
John K. Ottley
Georgia
Athens Normal School
Hemingway
All Gay Work Day Planned at Tallulah Falls School
Plans for a Tallulah Falls Industrial school work day on September 19 invite fathers and men friends with tools to improve school grounds. Hoe ax mattock pickax shovel post-hole digger saw or hammer needed. A bountiful dinner will be served. assistance appreciated. Director Mes H M Whillet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah
M. L. Brittain
M. L. Duggas
Clayton
Tallulah Falls
Women of the South and the Cotton Opportunity
A call to Southern women to unite with men to navigate the economic dangers of European war by expanding use of cotton goods and Georgia cane sugar. The essay urges dress reform, home economy, and public leadership to demonstrate southern ingenuity, boost prosperity, and make the South more independent. It emphasizes leveraging peace-time opportunities, urging a collective effort to popularize southern products and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jin
South Georgia
Georgia
Albany
Daughters of the American Revolution Officials Named
State officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution listed include Miss Robie Felder Ray Atlanta as assistant editor Miss Walter Scott Wilson Savannah as state regent Mab Parker Macon first vice regent Mrs A D Harper Athens second vice regent Mrs W A Winburn Savannah state recording secretary Mrs Howard McCall Atlanta state corresponding secretary Mrs Charles C Holt Macon state treasurer Miss William M Benton Augusta and state historian Mrs J S Lowery Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robie Felder Ray
West 11Th St
Atlanta
Walter Scott Wilson
B. Jones St
Savannah
T. C. Parker
Macon
A. D. Harper
Athens
W. A. Win Burn
Howard McCall
Charles C. Holt
Mis
William
M. Benton
Augusta
J. S. Lowery
Dawson, Ge
National Officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution
The National Board of Management lists current officers and addresses for the DAR governing bodies. Includes President General Mrs. William Drummilling Btors at 211 West End Avenue New York Memorial Continental Hall Washington DC. and numerous other officers with titles such as Chaplain General Recording Secretary General Organizing Secretary General and more, with many addresses across the United States. Honorary officers are named as well including Honorary Presidents General and Honorary Vice Presidents General with their locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Drummilng
West End Avenue
New York
N. Y
Memorial Continental’ Hall
Washington, D. C
John von Landingham
East Weone
Charlotte
N. C
R. HH. Cun Ungham
Main Street
Henderson, Sy
Thamna Day
Poplar Street
Demphis
Tenn
Thomas Ete
Chelsea Place
Delhi
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hivert Oods
St. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Als
Allen Putnam Perley
Greystone Gillimont
Williamaport
Mra Bon #ray, Jr
Clemens Avenue
St. Louie
Wes Harriot I Lake
Independence Town
John Les Tinwiddie
Fowler
Joan B. Swift
Benvenus Avenue
Berkeley
Cal
George Maynard Minor
Waterford
Lexington
Miss
Williem H. Crosby
Mainstreet
Racine
Wia
Mary S Lockwood
Tre Columba
Washington, D.C
Herarding
Willam
Boyle
Continental Hall
Washington,d
Henry &. Moon
Washington
D.C
Treacher
Josaph ¥. Wansdell
Columbus
George M. Starnberg
Memorial Continental Hall
Mia John W. Foster
Daniel Manrice
Ee Donzi McLean
Matthew Scott
Daughters of the American Revolution pledge activity and markers
News notes that Georgia and East Tennessee chapters of the D A R report Mrs T C Parker and her daughter safe returning from Europe as war unsettles travel plans. In Tennessee, the John Sevier chapter leads Boone Trail marker unveilings at Austin Springs and the Boone tree site with speeches by Sidney Gilbreath and others. Elberton and Morristown chapters host meetings and social programs as regents and members gather for literary musical events and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the
Cabie
T. C. Parker
Paris
United States
East Tennessee
Dr. Boone
Sidney G. ” Gilbreath
Johnson City
John Sevier
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Temple
Henry Kate
Elizabethton
Morristown
Clinchfield
Gainesville
John Woodfin Bamhill
John Marshall Slaton
Atlanta
Barnhill
W. A. Charters
George Williamson
Charlie Newton
John Rudolph
A. S. Hardy
Gromer
Washington
Ana
Forsyth Chapter Presents Two Georgia Flags at Court House
On August 24 the James Monroe chapter D A R Forsyth presented two large Georgia state flags to Monroe county court house for display during court. Mrs Richard P Brooks chaired the flag event and a county commissioner accepted. A luncheon at Mrs Brooks home followed with county officials Senator C C Persons and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monroe
Forayton
Monroe County
Georgia
Superior Court
Richard P. Brooks
Porsaith
R. P. Brooks
Forsyth
C. C. Persons
C. Holt
Macon
Atate
Message From Mrs Morgan Urges Frugal Meeting Practices
Mrs Morgan of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and the United Daughters of the Confederacy urges Georgia women to adopt strict economic methods for meetings. She asks hostess cities to minimize expenses, focusing on substantial discussion of critical issues and charitable solidarity amid wartime hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Women of Georgia
Mya
S. BC
Morgen
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tallulah Ninth District Convention At Tallulah School
Mrs W B Price-Smith announces a Tallulah Falls trip September 22 at 1 50 for the day if 50 attend A Southern train leaves early and returns by evening A through coach may be provided if enough sign up Mrs Shippen urges club women to attend with box lunches arranged Notify Mrs Smith of attendance prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls
Shippen
W. B. Price-Smith
Haa J
Tallulah
Mise -Celéste’ Parrish
Mise
Elizabeth
Holt
Fitzpatrick
Atlanta
W. L. Pérey
Canning Club Committee Expanded With New Names
The Girls Canning clubs gain new committee members named last week. Added are Mrs Ernest Neel Calhoun W Van Hoose Rome Miss Mamie T Jones Cartersville Mrs 5 C Evans Cedartown Mrs M A Green Tallapoosa Miss Birdie Chapman Lithonia. Mrs Z I Fitzpatrick pres notes love satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Neel
Calhoun
W._ Van Hoose
Rome
Mamie T. Jones
Cartersville
5. C. Evans
Cedartown
M. A. Green
Tallapoosa
Birdie Chapman
Lithonis
Z. I Fitzpatrick
Pres
Miss Zona Gale Resigns Civics Chairman Post
Miss Zona Gale resigns as civics chairman for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She is admired as a leader and writer across club women, noted for the civic conference at the biennial convention. She is succeeded by Mrs. George Zimmmerman of 424 Richard Avenue, Fremont, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Gale
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Gale
Friendship Village
Mise Gale
George Zimmermen
Richard Avenue
Fremont
Ohio
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting Announcement
The executive board of the Georgia Federation of Women's clubs will meet at the Piedmont Hotel on Thursday September 24 at 10 oclock. L Lester Corresponding Secretary notes the Colorade river name derives from a Spaniard word meaning ruddy red with water tint. mentions fatalities during river exploration by Maliene party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Piedmont Hotel
L. Lester
Colorade River
Ua Sale
Georgia Branch Officers of National Congress of Mothers
Georgia Branch lists officers and positions of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations. Names and addresses cover Atlanta Elberton Savannah LaGrange Cochran Rome and other Georgia locales with multiple vice presidents and district contact details.
Official Board List for Georgia National Congress of Mothers
Revised by the Georgia division lists officers and district vice presidents with their cities. It names department chairs and honorary presidents, and notes directors and key appointments for child welfare and education across Georgia.
Mothers of Georgia announce health cooperation series
Mrs. Howard Payne president of the Georgia division of the National Congress of Mothers announces Dr. Fort of the state health board will contribute periodic articles on how women can cooperate with the health board to protect the state’s children. Playground beautification in Albert county by Parent-Teacher associations to endure winter. Mrs. A. S. Parker named to lead mothers literature in Athens and oversee mill district story-telling. Payne to visit Rome to address Mothers Congress and PTAs. She reports letters urging passage of the Shepherd child labor bill and praise from Hershell Jones of the National Child Labor committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
National Congress of Mothers
Howard Payne
Liberton
Mina Lotte Barnes
Columbus
Laura Stillwell
Elberton
A. E. Hudgens
Roger Dewar
East Wirth Street
Atlanta
Mirs
Alexander Thesmar
Huntington Street
Savannah
Airs
Herbert L. Moor
Tifton
J. Britt David
Gentian
George Haugh
North Boulevard
Mirg
Ernest E. Carliste
North Hill Street
Griffin
Eighth District
Rs. S. 5
Brawer
Twelfth District
D.E. Duggan
Cochran
Robert Alston
Third National Bank
Theo Toepel
Candler
Dr. Fort
State Health Board
Health Board
Mothers’ Congress
Hershell Jones
National Child Labor Committee
New York
Sheppard Child Labor Ditt
Drama Art School Opens in Atlanta by Mothers Congress
Miss Caroline Cobb opens a Georgia branch school in dramatic art under the National Congress of Mothers to train young women in dramatic expression and equip them for social center work through Georgia's mothers congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
National Congress of Mothers
Caroline Cobb
Atlanta
Mixy Cobb
Mothers’ Congress
Farmers Urge Governor Action to End Forced Cotton Collections
In Swainsboro Georgia a large farmers meeting backed by a pledge not to sell cotton below ten cents per pound for thirty days urged the governor to call a special legislative session to enact a six month halt on forced collections. Hon F H Saffold to present the resolution in person backed by a nationwide committee. All counties urged to hold similar meetings and press governors of cotton belt states for similar laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swainsboro
F. H. Saffard
Cotton Belt
Education Institute Highlights County Standard School Prep
The Elberton teachers’ institute featured talks by Professors Cash and Rice on equipping schools to county and state standards. Miss Haslett and Mrs Higginbotham described making schools county standards, while Mrs Paine discussed child welfare and mothers’ association work. The Mothers’ Club organized library support, playground swings, and a large athletic field. Lunch rooms wereadded with penny lunches and tickets sold at the school office. The Mothers’ club met with a kitchen shower to equip the new school kitchen, with committees named and tea served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Cash
Bowman
Pauline Haslett
Magele Higginbotham
P. V. Rice
Howard Paine
Mothers’ Association
LG. Heard
Elberton
Board of Education
Mothers’ Club
Iadies
Meadames R. ©. Hudgens
B. T. Thornton
H. P. Hunter
H. A’ Payne
R. C. Cleckler
W. M. Wilcox
Albert Higginbotham
D. W. Meadow
T. C. Tabor
W. C. Mattez
W. C. Jones
Tabe Blattox
Sing “Allen
Tom Maxwell
Eula Maxwell
Mazella Teasley
C. Wesbotham
Peek
Arthur Clark
Conf Fortson
Paul Roberts
C. E. Druddy
Migs Laure Stilwell
One Killed in Georgia Shooting Scrape
Perry Georgia reports a fatal shooting with Robert H Brown of Giovania gravely wounded by Herbert Stewart after a cotton dispute with Tom Green. Brown fired back wounding Stewart. Stewart died later, Brown likely to recover. Brown, son of Henry J Brown, lived in Macon earlier with Georgia Warehouse company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Robert H. Brown
Giovania
Herbert Stewart
Brown
Tom Green
Greene
Herbert
Henry J. Brown
Hike
W. §. Riley
Macon
Georgia’ Warehouse Company
Unclear Proverb and Historical Notes Mixed Text
The fragmentary text blends dialect proverbs about avoiding trouble and missteps with a note that Switzerland relies more on relief for the poor. It also mentions the Golden Fleece order, created by Philip the Good in 1429, tied to Burgundy and Isabella, and now claimed by Spain and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Philip the Good
Burgundy
Portugues
Isabella
Spain
Austria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ane
Directors For Life
Lindsay Johnson
James Jackson
A. O. Ghangda
Carteravilla
Alipacome
FA Bageet
Atlante
Koottley
Auenta
Thomasville
Nichols Petsrsax
A H. McCoy
Cuthbert
Allsnts
Lucy Lester
J. & Hays
Montezuma
Mrx
Tallulah School
Federation School
Hugh M. Willet
MES
H. M. Whillet
National Board of Management
Mary V. E. Cobol
Mire
Wen Hardin Walworth
A. Howard Clark
Augusta Daneforth Geer
Mitared § Mathen
Isa
Mary 8. Lockwood
William Lindsay
Helen M. Boynton
Sara K. Kinney
Morgan Smith
Stephens Heard
D. A F
Wilton “Fortson
Mrs. Morgan
B.C. Morgan
Civics
Branch
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Howard A. Payne
Lottle Sarhea
Columbus Ga
Miisa
Elberton, Ga
Mra
H. E. Hudging Etherston
Sti Atlante
Prest
Mea Hagensitehell
Peachtree Street
Georg
Congress
Atrs
Alexender
Theamar
Huntingdon Street
Savantab
Herbert .L. Mann
Titton
Aka
J. J. Childs
LaGrange
Sifth
Nirs
Ough
N. Boulevard
J. Lindsay Johnson
Highth
Brewer
Stherfox
Teelith
D. B. Duggan
Official Board
Ing
Mary McKay
the Grand
Wort
State Capitol
C. BR
Walker
Carolyne Cobb
East Ninth Street
Miss Cone
Robert Zenner
J. R. Little
Barrow
Rabbi Marx
Lawton B
William King
Au~gusta
Harriet McClellan
Albert County
School For Dramatic Art
Jeteer
Bae Qh
Tynes
Ezra
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