Postcard for Averof restaurant, Genevieve R. Joseph's name tag at Azziza Productions, and a business card for Wandering Moon, "purveyors of the finest in Medieval &
Photograph of a child standing outside. He wears a thick coat and holds foliage in his hand. Caption in Arabic on back suggests that the child's name is Hura, and that he is the son of whoever sent the photograph to family the United States.
Studio portrait of two young women, possibly sisters, wearing fancy clothes and hats. Caption in Arabic on back suggests that the women are named Janet Bonnan and Elyra Dow. The Dow family is related to the family of Genevieve Norman Joseph's mother,…
Postcard with an image of the South Pacific Polynesian Restaurant on US Route 1 south of Hollywood, Florida, with a group photo of four people, Bill Bolde, Lorice (Louty) Bolde, Genevieve Norman Joseph, and Charles Joseph, inside of the restaurant.
Class photograph of a group of young men and women of St. Mary's School standing in a zigzag formation facing the camera. They wear formal attire, white dresses and suits. Two younger children stand at front
Photograph of a meeting of the Lebanon-American Daughters in Poughkeepsie, New York. At this meeting the women, listed on back of the photograph, prepared for the American Bicentennial Parade.
Photograph of a meeting of the Lebanon-American Daughters in Poughkeepsie, New York. At this meeting the women, listed on back of the photograph, prepared for the American Bicentennial Parade.
Photograph of a meeting of the Lebanon-American Daughters in Poughkeepsie, New York. At this meeting the women, listed on back of the photograph, show off their banners for the Bicentennial Parade.
Invitation from the Lebanon-American Daughters and Lebanon-American Club for Charles and Genevieve Norman Joseph to attend the 25th annual installation of new officers.
Congratulations sent to Charles Joseph for his election as President of the Lebanon-American Club from Joseph Abdoo, President of the Poughkeepsie Exchange Club.
Program booklet for the celebration of the Lebanon-American Daughters 50th anniversary. Includes leadership and membership lists, a program of events, the Arabic alphabet, a prayer, the national hymn of Lebanon, and more.
Typewritten history of the Lebanon-American Club, founded in 1922 by Captain Michael A. Mokarzel. Possibly written as a speech to be given at a club event.
Correspondence regarding the topic of "The Lebanese in Poughkeepsie" drafted by Lebanon-American Club secretary Philip J. Andrews and sent to Rev. Father John O'Neill.
