[1] McIntire helped to establish a free lunch program within the Chatham County School District, and she was the first woman to serve on Savannah's Metropolitan Planning Commission.
Following her work supporting presidential candidate Woodrow Wilson, McIntire was appointed the first Georgia Committeewoman on the Democratic National Committee.
In 1928, the Town Theatre in Savannah held a contest for the best one-act play; the winner was The Hero, written by Frances Hargis, in which McIntire portrayed the widowed daughter of a Civil War veteran.
McIntire also helped found the Georgia Poetry Society and won prizes for her own work.
Regarding her work with Historic Savannah Association, McIntire wrote that Savannah was "one of the most beautiful cities and unique in the United States", lamenting that "[y]ear after year architecturally beautiful homes and historic structures were going down".