Y W G A Uniforms To Clothes Students
Uniforms from the Young Women's Christian Association will clothe 800 foreign women students stranded in Switzerland due to the war. Elisabeth M Clark and the World Student Christian Federation organized the appeal, with clothing gathered from New England to Delaware. Uniforms and gray ulsters will be dyed and altered for wear, with insignia removed for use by wartime workers' beneficiary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Minua
Associaton
Switzerland
Elizabeth M. Clark
World Student. Christian Federation
W. G4
New England
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Evident Committee
Queen Marie Invites Y W C A to Romania
Queen Marie of Romania invited the American YWCA to open work under her patronage after a Paris conference with a representative YWCA committee. Attending were Harriet Taylor Mary Anderson Mary Dingman Margaret B Fowler and Charlotte Niven, with Madame Cutari as a notable guest at Aux Rotel Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Paris
Queen Marie
Rumania
The
Aux Rotel
Ting
Young Women's Christian Association
Romania
Harriett Taylor
Y. W. C. A. Worl
Mary Anderson
Hudson
Wis
Mary Dingman
W. CG. A
France
Margaret B. Fowler
Pasadens
Cal
Charlotte Niven
Italy
Madame Cutaril
Legation
W O A Worker 18 Decorated for War Service
Miss Marion Porter of New York City received the Church War Cross from the Chaplain General of the American army for moral and spiritual contribution to the war. She has spent over three years at a hospital center in Vittel, France, as representative of the W O A in charge of a nurses' club there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Porter
New York City
Porter
Vittel
France
Prohibition to Bring Community Playhouse to Life
Miss Isaizel MacKay urges using community playhouses to replace corner saloons with drama and pageantry. She argues war era Americanization through theater unites diverse communities, translating foreign traditions and teaching American laws and values via performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaizel MacKay
Department of Pageantry
Christian Association
New York
Miss MacKaye
Lawsolph
Misa Mickinye
YWCA forms advisory department for France operations
A new YWCA department in France will handle finance, leases, and rentals while offering remodeling, decor, and shopping guidance for hostesses, buildings, and cafeterias. Miss Constance Clark leads executive work. Edith Austin manages contracts. Mary Buchanan oversees decor. a cafeteria expert guides restaurant proj ects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Finance
The
France
Constance Clark
Pasadena
Cal
Clark
Hig Y. W. C. A
Camp Lewis
Washington
Edith Austin
New York City
Mary Buchanan
Scotland
Hints on Making Butter From Dairy to Market
Practical guidance by Prof William Howell of Georgia State College of Agriculture on turning milk or cream at 65 to 70 degrees F, avoiding heat shocks, cooling tools, straining, coloring, and washing processes. Includes churning timing, removing buttermilk, salting, molding, and sanitary precautions for utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Howell
Dalry Husb Andman
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Best feeding and care for high production dairy cows
An article from Georgia presents dairy cow feeding and stable conditions to maximize milk yield. It covers bright stables with glass space, proper ventilation, ample pure water, regular salt, and kindness as key factors for health and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaxis
Georgia
Binta College of Agriculture
Extension Schools Schedule Across Georgia Districts
Georgia State College of Agriculture announces four day extension schools at nine of eleven district agricultural schools starting July. Sessions run Douglas July 1-3 Statnsboro and Barnesville July 8-11 Granite Hill and Madison July 16-18 Monroe and Carrollton July 22-25 Powder Springs and Clarkesville July 29 to August 1. Boys and Girls club work will be a special feature of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Douglas
Statnsboro
Barnesville
Granite Hill
Madison
Monroe
Carrollton
Powder Springs
Clarkesville
Weekend social notes from Carrollton and surroundings
Carrollton area residents and visitors are noted in a jumble of weekend visits. Dawn Johnson and family spent time with Jaliisei and Mrs Dean. Tomer Wilson attended Southern Business College at Atlanta and visited parents O O Wilson. Others include Crawford, H C Deene, Kate Crawford, Henry Rooks, Mabel Graham, and Mildred Nix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Stele Fap
Tomer Wilson
Southern Business College of At- Taiti
O. O. Wilson
J. C. Crawford
H.C. Neese
Lipkam
Loyd Liplam
F. J. Williamson Eas
H.C. Deene
Kate Crawford
Mabel Graham
Henry Rooks
D. A. Johnson
Mabel
Mildred Nixa
Tousse
Lucille Wilson
Mildred
Ince Nunnelle Wee
Alabama
B. H. Nubnelty
Lenard Crawformt
Otix Deese
West Brook News Social Roster Notes Town Visit
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Prank Terrell Arid
Obiten
Mero
Rig
Dat
Dell and
Children
Averd Sanilay Gogats
Mra
MN Terrell
Stripe
Wig Chapel
Dim Pyean Aml Sen Chuntio
Near Cierolion
Ani
Ahiltryn
Howell
Droid Phillips
Aml
Ben Cox
Loth Ho Corday
Mer
Vidy Phillips
Bud Strickland
Cearyge Caldwell
Bibyl
Cheistine Kilgore
Warrellton
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Comings and Goings
Mr and Mrs Singleton Walker of Stripling Capel visited Mr and Mrs J A Gordon Sunday. Mr and Mrs W M Strickland of Cayrabtoy were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs WB Murphs. Mrs L A Gordon spent Saturday afternoon with her sister Mrs Hugh Jackson of Carrollton. Mrs W W Strickland is spending a few days with her son Charley Strickland of Heard county. Mrs Myrtie Brackell and Mrs WW Phillips spent Saturday afternoon with Mr Clyde Murphy. Mr Willie Tarpley and sister Lizzie spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson of Bowdon. Mr and Mrs Willie Dukes visited Mr Phillips Friday afternoon to see their brother Harry Phillips recently returned from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton Walker
Stripling Capel
J. A. Gordon
W. M. Strickland
Cayrabtoy
Suniday
WB. Murphs
L. A. Gordon
Hugh Jackson
Carrollton
W. W. Strickland
Charley Strickland
Heard County
Myrtie Brackiell
WW. Phillips
Clyile Murphy
Willie Tarpley
Lizzie
Robert Patterson
Bowdon
Willie Dukes
Dukes
Mr. Phillips
Harry Phillips
France
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Y. W.C.A
Camp Dix, N. J
Liberty Theater
Camp Dis
N. J
Players’ House
Mia. Jobo D. Rockefeller, Jr
Camp Upton
L. L
Howe
Hazel Mackaye
W. C. A. Overseas Office
Dawn Johnson
Holt
J. A. Jaliisei
West Brook News
J. H. Lipscomb
LeGear
Dr. LeGear
Sind
Fitts Drug Store
Bob Fitts
Atlante Journal
Newnan
Coweta County
Sam Hill
Central of Georgian
the Hill Granite Company
Suva
Gadsend
Georgina
America
W. O. Sparklin
Carroll
Baltimore
Sparklin
Atlanta
Healey
W. A. Potts
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue of
J. H. Powell
Sec
Treas
First National Bank of
B. Trammell
Shiloh Bank
Shiloh
T. G. Farmer
Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
H. L. Hill
W. C. Sparbelin
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