Gentle Words and Community News in Yonkers
A local poem by Vern McDonald Porges reflects on words good and evil. In Yonkers New York Lucy Cobb seniors plan a Valentine party and bazaar at 8 pm in the gym. YMCA juniors report a class demonstration and upcoming basketball league. Baptist workers host a luncheon for Victory Drive supporters, raising over four thousand dollars. Red Cross Home Service Circle meets to plan care for returning soldiers. D A R Elijah Clarke chapter hosts Georgia Day luncheon at Mrs Julius Talmadge’s home with a red white and blue Georgia Day theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Frank Lipscomb
Minnie Collins
J. W. Lynch
George Thornton
Bishop
Fleming
Julius Talmadge
Elijah Clarke
Prince Avenue
D A R Ladies Hostess Talmadge's Charms and Local Notices
The center decoration featured a fountain with a blue tulle drape and thirteen candles, surrounded by narcissi and Georgia flags reflecting a festive luncheon. Mrs Talmadge hosted with grace. several club events and visits are noted including Baptist missionary circles, illness of Mr George Crane, and upcoming meetings at First Baptist Church.
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Baptist Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
First Baptist Church
Arnold
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
M. M. Arnold
Local Social News and Visits Across Town
Mrs A L Mitchell returned from Milledgeville where she visited her daughter Miss Cornelia Mitchell a student in the city. Mrs Howell Erwin is ill at her Milledge avenue home. Mr and Mrs McGowan recovering from influenza. Mr and Mrs K A Cook announce the birth of a son on February 10 1919. R H Gholston of Comer was in the city on business. Mrs J E Porter and children arrive to visit Mrs Wallace Lampkin. Mrs H C Young of Lexington in town. Miss Kathleen Bailey motored from Maxeys. Miss Annie Lyle able to be out after illness. Miss Susie Cohen spending time in New York. Master Hollowell Baxter guests of relatives in Macon. mother Mrs Tom Baxter to join him soon.
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A. L. Mitchell
Milledgeville
Cornelia Mitchell
The
She
Howell Erwin
Milledge Avenue
Hollowell Baxter
Macon
Tom Baxter
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
An ad describes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally. Apply with sponge or brush. one or two uses hide gray, leaving hair glossy and youthful. It claims easy home preparation versus messy mixing and costs little.
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Wyeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Svents
Iks
Alice H. Adams
Society
Vern McDonald Porges
Yonkers, N. Y
Friends
Jones
Claudine Henry
Scott Epps
August Kellar
Frances Short
Tignor Wiggins
Roy Grayson
William Ashford
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Home Service Circle OF the Red Cross
Georgia
Harriet Benedict
Martin Bros
Clayton St
Valetine
Brandt’s Jewelers
Athens, Georgia
George Crane
Mrs. Aaron Cohen
Frank Myers
Mr. Cohen
New York
W. T. Collings
Newark
Charlie Phinizy
Augusta
First Baptist Missionary Union
George B. Davis
Hancock Avenue
Boulevard Sewing Club
Tibbetts
Roy Tibbetts
C. A. Center
Quinton
Russ
Hoke Smith
Walter Johnson
A. L. Flury
C. N
Bob Lawrence
Pensacola Royal School
Ellene Rowhend
Coke Talmadge
Athens
Florida
Mary Holden
Atlanta
Merle Frances
Marie Smith
Conyers
E. M. Howell
A. B. Patton
West
Mrs. Albert, Rayse
Virginia Smith
Lexington
K. A. Cook
R. H. Gholston
Comer
J. E. Porter
Wallace Lampkin
H. C. Young
City
Kathleen Bailey
Maxeys
Annie Lyle
Susie Cohen
Aneek Bellan
Firedom
Southern Tire & Rubber Company
Eeter
Wrigleys
Geo. E. Wintz
Donald Fairbanks
Sammies
Palmer’s Drug Store
Clarke County
Athens Steam Dye Works Co
Hancock and
Pope Sts
L. B. Costar Plumbing
Wall Street
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