Programs Issued for Convention of Daughters of Confederacy
Hundreds of Daughters of the Confederacy prepare for the eighteenth Texas division convention in San Antonio October 28 to 31. The event includes official sessions, literary evenings, music, and the election of officers in a close race between Mrs. Charles Hamill and Mrs. F. W. Scholars, with wide participation from chapters across the state.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Texas
U. D
Charles Garrett
Huntsville
Charles Hamil
Longview
Tex
F. W. Scholars
Orange
Austin
Galveston
A. R. Howlard
Houston
Mabel Massey Bates
San Antonio
W. E
Waco
J. W. Downs
F. M. Hicks
Santonio
J. H. Kirkpatrick
W. B P. Lane
Banard E. Bee
Arthur G. Jones
Clinton G. Brown
Barnard E. Bee
John B. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
Eli Hertzberg
Texas Federation Women’s Clubs
H. D. Brown
City Federation Women's Clubs
Godfrey Peterson
Albert Sidney Johnston
John van Wert
Marshall
Hal W. Greer
Charles L. Hamil
Fef
Sadie Caswell Rowe
Beaumont
J. F. Burton
R. E. Patterson
Louise Ford
Clara Sterzing
Charles G. Barratt
Peas Wree
W. P. Baugh
W. H. Lessing
O. B. Colquitt
St. Anthony Hotel
Bishop J. 8. Johnston
Nat Washer
Hood
Texas Brigade
Decca Lamar West
Marguerite Guinn
F. R. Pridham
Victoria
A. C. Hamilton
Laredo
Lilly Kline
W. S. Lessing
John Austin Sanders
Mascot
Wharton
Ed Goldstein
Miss Goldstein
Emory D. Hawk
Nellie Lytle
J. K. Bivins
Battle Field
Fanny Tippitt
Juliette Bush
Richmond
Joseph B. Dibrell
Seguin
M. Zumwailt
Thomas F. Gallaher
Hugh McLellan
Ketter
J. C. Can
B. W. Bounds
Marlin
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Park
Vicksburg
Miss
W. E. Spell
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles G. Barrett
Father Quinn
Old Kentucky
Griesenbeck
R. E. Pennington
J. B. Williams
Tom Green
Brenham
Barbara Freitchie
Margaret Spain
Mamie Wynne Cox
Dallas
H. Watson
Texas Division
Waxahachie
Janie Baskins
Magruder Wynne Lay
A. L. Lincecum
Stephen A. Darden
el Campo
Department of History
Henry A. Cline
J. E
Stuart
Samuel Marks
Arlington Monument
Joseph Dibrell
Gettysburg
Frank Riley
W. P. Lane
Comene Valery Austin
Weston
Mamie Yeary
San Angelo
Charles Gatewood
Denton
Cornelia Branch Stone
Sabine Pass
Dick Dowling
Margaret L. Watson
L. J. Bailey
Brownwood
Shiloh
Valery Austin
Confederate Museum
L. J. Story
George Littlefield
J. C. Canty
W. B. Baugh
Blandford Memorial
Isse Griffing
Galveston News
Edith T. Lessing
Times- Herald
Seabrook Sydnor
Houston Post
Mary E. Bryan
Houston Chronicle
Mabel Bass
Statesman
T. V. Neal
Their Married Life in a Detroit Homefront Mood
Helen and Warren return to a crowded apartment with no maid and a failing breakfast turnout. Helen redoubles housework, resents delays, and discovers a missing dish. Mrs. O’Grady suspects Maggie’s mischief. Warren pushes to avoid restaurants while planning for a new live-in helper as the couple faces domestic strain. Detroit notes praise city parks and family amenities with low fare riverboats and orchestras.
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Warren
Mrs. O'Grady
Helen
O'Grady
Ben
Ellen
Detroit
New York Times
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