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Violet Cobb

Violet Cobb

The following article was found in the Nov. 9, 1916, Lowell Tribune on page 5, column 3:
    Mr. and Mrs. Volney Cobb entertained at their home Saturday afternoon, twenty-seven persons in honor of their little daughter Violet's fourth birthday anniversary. Those present were her Sunday school classmates and teacher, Mrs. E.L. Worley, her little neighbor playmates besides Mrs. A.H. McCoy, Mrs. Giles Odle, Agnes and Alice Powell and Georgia Baker. The afternoon was spent in playing games, eating popcorn and a peanut hunt; the prize was won by Lela Clark who found the most peanuts, the peanuts being hid by Agnes Powell. Little Violet received many pretty presents. At 3:30 the children marched into the dining room which was decorated with autumn leaves in remembrance of the season. Four candles burned on a beautiful pink cake. A dainty lunch awaited them. The little children were very gracefully waited upon by Georgia Baker, Agnes and Alice Powell. At 5 o'clock all departed for their respective homes wishing Violet many more such happy birthday anniversaries.

    One who was present.


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