Lydia Elizabeth born to Lydia E Pinkham users
A Brooklyn mother writes that after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during pregnancy she had a healthy baby girl named Lydia Elizabeth christened last month. She urges other women with feminine ailments to try the remedy, citing continued published testimonials as proof.
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Brooklyn
Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Elizabeth
Katherine Kurzbacker
Manhattan Avenue
N. Y
Col Duncan to Aid Quincy Recruiting for Co M
Negro community notes report Col Otis B. Duncan of the 8th I N G will visit Quincy Thursday to assist Capt. Fields Lieut. Ewing and Lieut. Shu maker in recruiting Co M to full strength. An Armory entertainment follows with the Peerless Quartett and an address by Duncan on Co M and the American Legion.
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Dr. Duncan
Otis B. Duncan
8Th
Quincy
W. W. Fields
Jas. Ewing
S. Shumaker
Co. M
E. Harrison Perkins
American Legion
Col. Duncan
Armory
The
Charter Is Received for E Harrison Perkins Post 489
The E Harrison Perkins Post 489 charter was received at the Community Service office on Friday. A meeting of Post members will be held at the Community Service office on Tuesday evening, February 3.
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E. Harrison Perkins
Community Service Office
Tag Day Captains Named for Social Center Drive
The Tag Day committee for the social center meets to appoint captains and plan the February 12 event. Captains include Lieut. S. Shumaker Mrs. Fannie Munday Miss M Edwards Mrs. Robert Humphrey Mrs. S S Dutton Mrs. Rosella Webb Mrs. Louise Thomas Mrs. John Miller Mrs. Florence Cook Mrs. Nelkie Knott Mrs. Nannie Hall Mrs. Laura Brown Mrs. Georgia Webster and Mrs. May Carr with Miss Susie A Brent coordinating schools and colleges.
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S. Shumaker
Fannie Munday
M. Edwards
Robert Humphrey
S. Dutton
Hampshire
Maine
May Carr
Home
Riverside
Susie A. Brent
F. P. Mon
Piano Recital At Eighth and Elm Street Baptist Church
Community concert by twenty or more Quincy youth features performances of Mozart Burg and Grieg pieces, with a program titled Rippling Brooklet and Heartfelt selections. Mrs B N Murrell presents the students to enlighten and inspire local culture and support for music education. a Lincoln School garden group also participates in related activities.
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Quincy
B. N. Murrell
Eighth
Elm Stree Baptist Church
Darrell Smith
Arnford
Ella Casidy
Lindsey Eston
Brown
Garnet Davis
Lynnes
Lucille Major
Isabelle Johnson
Shubert
Madah Wilson
Shaman
Dora Gibson
Duvcelle
Two Hearts
Thelma Harris
Ritter
Stella Zimmerman
Centers Committee Meets For 2020s Era Civic Work
At 7 p m Monday Jan 26 William Goree chaired the Community and Neighborhood Centers committee meeting at the Community Service office. The group discussed the year ahead and was asked to secure a hall for the Gem City Cadets drama. Lena McPike was elected secretary of the committee.
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Wm. Goree
Gem City
Lena McPike
Quartets to Have Contest at Armory Monday
The Hannibal National Four quartet will sing at the Armory Monday evening in a contest against the Quincy Peerless quartet. The program will open and close with numbers by a double quartet composed of Edgar Kelly, Chas Allen, Roy Johnson, Chas Webb, Otis Allen, Eugene Johnson, Garfield Mosby, and Lieut. Jas Ewing.
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Hannibal National
The
Armory
Quincy Peerless
Edgar Kelly
Chas Allen
Roy Johnson
Chas Webb
Otis Allen
Eugene Johnson
Garfield Mosby
Lieut. Jas, Ewing
Ladies Standard Review Club Hosts and Programs
Mrs Mary Tate of 915 Chestnut Street hosted the Ladies Standard Review Club on Wednesday. A Leap Year party is planned for Friday February 6 with Fannie Monday Cora Harris Amanda Ruffner and May Carr at Bickhaus Stall. Culture Club program at Eighth and Elm Baptist Church featured opening chorus prayer minutes and multiple readings and solos by members and guests. Willing Worker members not at Carrie Wetzels home reported attendance and a $25.23 receipt including a $20 partial report from a Men's Auxiliary dinner. Busy Bee Sewing Circle led by Mrs Mattie Green and Hattie Foster hosted at 510 North 10th Street with ample refreshments. Ever Ready Club member Mrs E Johnson hosted an event raising fifteen dollars toward the Rally. fish and ice cream were served.
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Culture Club
Eighth and Elm Streets Baptist Church
Bessie Early
Ruth Brown
Anna Johnson
Mildred Cobb
Anna Osborn
Ozela Bass
J. W. Tutt
N. T. Harris
Lucille Major
Ladies Standard Review Club
Mary Tate
Chestnut St
Fannie
Cora Harris
Amanda Ruffner
May Carr
Bickhaus Stall
Ladies’ Standard Review Club
Lucille Majer
Della Gordon
Frankie Adams
Jns. Ewing
Clara Vandom
Bertie Mosby
Jennie Buckner
Ethel Stewart
Cecil Robnson
Mattie Green
Welling
Carrie Wetzels
20Th
Oak Streets
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
Hattie Foster
510 North 10Th Street
E. Johnson
Vermont St
Russian Tea Supports City Church Building Fund
The Ladies Home and Foreign Missions hosted a Russian Tea Thursday evening at the church on 10th and Chestnut streets. It was well attended and raised a neat sum to add to the church Building Fund.
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Ladies Home and Foreign Missions
Chestnut Streets
Mitch ell Funeral Held at Eighth and Elm Church
The funeral for Henry Mitchell was held at Eighth and Elm Church Saturday January 24 at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev B N Murrell pastor. Mitchell had lived in Quincy twenty years and requested a regiment’s service though not a church member.
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Eighth and Elm Church
B. N. Murrell
Henry Mitchell
Mitchell
Quincy
Deacon Campaign in Progress for Parsonage Purchase
The church deacons met Monday at the pastor’s home and finalized plans to raise 3600 dollars to buy a house and lot for a parsonage. The campaign was presented to the church Thursday, and the morning service today will invite members to attend the Lord’s supper.
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Eighth and Elm Street Baptists Church
Bethel A M E Church Social and Local Gatherings
Bethel A M E Church hosts a Valentine social led by stewardess board No 2 on Friday February 13. Mrs Wesley Perkins held a Friday fish fry at Eighth and Chestnut. Rev Moten to lead March revival at Bethel A M E Church. Mrs John Major hosted Mrs Ella Smith and Mrs Tollive for a four course dinner. Bachelor Girls met at Miss Stella Zimmermans on Lind Street Saturday.
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Bethel A
M. E. Chruch
W. H. Batte
Wesley Perkins
Moten
Flann'hbal
Bethel A. M. E
John Major
Hwamonshire Street
Ella Smith
Tollive
la Harpe
Stella Zimmer
Nsn
Lind Street
Giests
Illness news and social notes from a local paper
The column lists residents with illnesses and travel for funerals and events. Eugene Nott of 613 Cherry Street shows slight improvement after three weeks at home. Mrs. Laura B. Williams and Mrs. Frances M. Murrell are mentioned with visits and invitations. Palmyra Mo invitee speaks in a Baptist church on Feb 11. Mrs. Henry Harris travels to Memphis for her father John Johnson's funeral. Jane Betle and Filvurn Jackson funeral in Chicago after influenza. Ferris Parsons and Mae Carr visit from Carroll and North Fifth Street. A junior high class of 71 includes three colored members Hortense Batte Steiner Jackson and Shirley Harmon. Ireland land under crops in 1918 totaled 4,711,127 acres vs 5,979,592 in 1917 and 41,806,575 in 1915. harvests were heavy and prices high, aiding farmer prosperity.
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Fay Carr
North Ninth Street
Chicago
Jane Betle
Filvurn Jackson
Genier High School
Hortense Batte
Steiner Jackson
Webster
Shirley Harmon
Madison School
Ireland
Branding Iron Continues With A Canyon Road Adventure
In a western panorama Pierre and Joan ride toward Thunder Canyon as the river valley opens to pine forests and looming iron rocks. Joan senses regret as they halt beside a distant ranch amid the mountains, then urge onward to avoid her father’s pursuit.
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Pierre
Joan
Thunder Canyon
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