The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
500 PILLOWS FOR THE
TROOPS IN FRANCE.


TROOPS IN FRANCE.
Yesterday afternoon between 5 and
6 o'clock pillows for the wounded sol
diers in France just poured into the
Baptist church, Mrs. E. F. Coney and
Mrs. p w Fleming being there to
receive them.
About five hundred were sent;
some sent one, some two and SO on
up to six pillows and eighteen cases
in one package. These were carried
to the residence of Mrs. P. W. Elem
ing, 1927 Edmont street, where they
will be packed and shipped on Tues
day to New York, thence to France.
The weather kept several from send
ing pillows, but these can be sent to
Mrs. Fleming Monday. The follow
ing is list of those sending pillows:
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. B. F. Evans, Mrs.
D. d. Atkinson, Miss Ruth Thomp-
son, Mrs. A. A. Pitts, Mrs. J. A. Dan
KEEL, Mrs. j. H. Martin Miss Ida Bor-
chardt, Mrs R. Borchardt, Mrs E.
f. Coney, Misses F. and ], Smith,
. Mrs. L. A. Murray, Mrs. J. N. Wes-
ton, Mrs. L. N. Watson, Mrs. Myers,
Mrs. L. Frederick, Mrs. R. II. Sher-
man, Mrs. W. w. Royal, Miss Lee
Sinkhorn, Mrs. j. M. Armstrong, Mrs.
e. r. Stevens, Mrs. E. E. Shaver,
Mrs. r. atterson. Mrs. T. B. Burns,
, Mrs A. Gartner, Mrs. NJ Borgersen,
Mrs. A. Rotholz, Miss EXtrowich, Miss
Myers. Mrs z. D. Joiner, Mrs. F. H.
Mallard, Mrs. w. H. DeVoe, Mrs.
Frank Smith, Mrs. Albert Way, Mrs
p. l.. Churchill, Mrs. N. B. Harrison,
Mrs. Sam Amos, Miss Halle Amos,
Miss Margaret Flanders, Mrs. Petit
grew, Mrs. Harry Clark, Miss Lula
Colesberry, Mrs. R. T Hitch, Mrs.
Nellie Mcdonald, Mrs George E. Bal
ley, Mrs. R. Y. Smith, Mrs. w. H
Anderson Mrs NJ Stacy, Mrs. L.
Stacy, Mrs. Decker, Mrs. r. Gould
Miss Susie Gale, Mrs. Williams, Mrs
S. S. Ricket, Mrs. A. S. Glover, Mrs.
Meeks, Mrs. O. j. Mccoy, Mrs. Nose
Daniels, Mrs Gordon, Miss Gordon,
Mrs. Frutchman, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs.
Willie Way, Mrs. G. w. Wright, Miss
B. Wright, Mrs. G.. B. Stillwell, Mrs.
H. A. Pennis. Miss Virginia McGar-
vey, Miss Mary Symons, Miss Lila
Stallings, Miss Eunice Taylor, Miss
Maria Blain, Miss Fannie Lou Hflr
vey, Miss Susie Stephens, Mrs. R. E.
Burford, Mrs D. c. Cook, Mrs. H. s
McCrary, Mrs. G. H. Taylor, Mrs. J
A. Smith, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. c
Dusenberry, Mrs. H. Silverstein, Mrs
G. w. Blanton, Mrs, w. F. Parker,
Mrs. d. l.. Lee, Mrs. H. H. Dickey
Mrs. J. M. Phillips, Mrs. C. F. Brown
Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. VIM Night
ingale, Mrs. Guy Walker, Mrs. C. c
Wood, Mrs. Thomas Fuller, Mrs ]. S
Dunwody, Mrs Willard Reese, Mrs
j. w. Bennett, Mrs. N. D. Russell
Mrs. w Taylor
Misses Winnie ard Gladys McKin-
non leave this week for Asheville
N. c.
The friends Of Mrs A. NJ Ross wi
be pleased to know that she is in
proving.
Mrs. J. J. Vickers and children and
Mr. and Mrs. H. Roughton are spend
ing some time in North Carolina.
Misses Alice Parker and Annie
Maxey have returned from a stay at
Mt. Pleasant with Miss Nell Akin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wright have a
their guests on St. Simon Capt. and
Mrs. John Foster, of Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith have re
turned from visit to relatives il
South Carolina.
Those who are interested in COM
fort bags for the sailors in Uncle
Sans navy are urged to meet at
the home of Mrs. NJ G.. Rowe on
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons,
Aug. and s.