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The Cobbs were considered the wealthiest Black people in Columbus; Dr. Cobb was a dentist, and Mrs. Cobb owned a branch of this grocery chain
A&P
Sister Amy Ridgeway filled this specific, symbolically named station among the first officers in 1942
Electa
Ruth V. Cobb Chapter No. 105 was originally organized under the authority of this specific Masonic Lodge
Lewis Hayden Lodge #6
This woman made history as the very first Worthy Matron of Ruth V. Cobb Chapter No. 105
Sister Emma Minter
Ruth V. Cobb Chapter No. 105 was organized on June 25th of this year
1942
This preceding Chapter expanded so much after the Great Depression that additional chapters had to be created
The Star of Columbus Chapter No. 103
This was Ruth V. Cobb's original maiden name
Ruth V. Moore
What church did RVC Attend?
ST. James A.M.E
Dr. Cobb served multiple terms as the chairman of the board of management for this organization's 9th Street Branch
YMCA (9th Street)
Ruth passed away from heart failure in 1943 while visiting relatives in this Alabama town
Hurstboro
Chapter No. 105 acts as a "Partner in Education" with this specific Columbus elementary school
Rigdon Road Elementary
A Centennial Memorial Tribute was held in what year?
1998
The Cobbs ran this type of local business, which specifically rented rooms to Black community members
Boarding House
In 1939, Sister Cobb donated five land lots to this local organization to build adequate housing for Black families
Columbus Housing Authority
How long after RVC passing was there a tribute to her?
50
Age Ruth married Dr. Cobb
13
This long-serving member held the role of District Worthy Matron from 2009–2012, and later returned as a Past Matron listed twice in the records
Sister Teena S. Delgado
In November 1998, a Centennial Memorial Tribute for Sister Cobb was held at this Columbus location
East Porterdale Cemetery
This Reverend served alongside Sister Minter as the chapter's very first Worthy Patron
Rev. S.A. Bostic
This was the exact estimated dollar value of the five land lots Sister Cobb donated in 1939
$21,000
During the 2016-2017 school year, the chapter reached a historical high by giving out over this amount in scholarships
$2500
Sister Cobb held this prestigious statewide title at the time of her death in 1943
Grand Worthy Matron (of the jurisdiction of Georgia)
Ruth was an honor roll student at this specific high school, the first school for Black students established in Columbus
Claflin High School
This Grand Associate Matron stepped up as the interim leader and was elected as Ruth's official successor in 1944
Sister Minnie DeVaughn