Miss Rankin Speaks at City Federation Meeting
Miss Esta Rankin county health nurse spoke at the Federation gathering on Maternal and Child Care outlining prenatal care and postnatal help from county nurses. Mrs. Lee Roach urged clubs to report Red Cross donations bonds and member counts and announced a need for more Red Cross workers and knitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Rankin
Maecenas Literary Club
City Federation
Lee Roach
Roach
Red Cross
R. D. Williems
John Dowler
Louis Ondin
James House
Glen Atkinson
Art Center to Begin Work Wednesday
Those wishing to join the Art Center affiliated with the Extensive Division of Otte University are invited to come Wednesday to work with Athens artists. Open to those with limited art study, the event includes finger painting and plans for a Free Arts Center. Mrs RG MecOeer and Clyde Metcalf hosted extended visit with their parents on Richland Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temgecariy
Otte University
Athens
Comamenity Free
RG. MecOeer
Ace Clhede
Smd
Clyde Metcalf
Richland Ave
More Sun Less Fabric Guides Summer Play Clothes
A light fashion note advises choosing garments with more sun exposure and less fabric for summer play. Suggestions emphasize breathable materials and practical comfort for children, keeping outfits simple and suited to outdoor activities.
Pallas Club Meeting With Miss Bailey
Miss Bailey hosts the Pallas Club with attendees including Hamer and House. Neighboring residents and guests attend at 39 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Miss Bailey
Hamer & Howse
First Things Top Importance
An editorial argues mothers should adopt a policy of first things first by prioritizing family life and child welfare over other duties. It suggests working mothers should reduce outside work to focus on home life and raising moral, responsible children as the nation faces wartime duties.
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Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Pitfalls of Love Sequel to Marriage Meddlers
Fragmentary OCR story excerpt centers on Adele Garrison style dialogue. Characters discuss waiting for someone and keeping eyes closed, with references to family care and longing. The piece hints at emotional tension and domestic obstacles in a light melodramatic tone.
Cover Your Face With Rouge for Healthy Glow
A fragment notes a New York career girl speaking about health and makeup as she recovers from a case. The text hints at beauty routines and personal recovery without full context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pressure Cooker Liberation Sparks Mixed Ration Easing
The article notes gradual release of pressure cooker usage and rationing limits stretching over nearly two years. It mentions woven fabrics and shoes priced under three dollars under ration rules, with shoe types and stock checks governed by Office of Price Administration policies and last September inventories. Local conditions vary, with some areas showing little to no unrationed sales as stocks dwindle.
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Office of Price Administration
Club Calendar and Meetings Amid Busy Week
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary plans a meeting with Mrs A C Anderson at 30 Columbia Ave on Tuesday at 3 pm. Several circles and clubs schedule gatherings at parish and home venues, including WSCS Circle at 3 pm, First Methodist Church group, Child Conservation League at 7 30 pm, and WAVES and WACs talks at Hotel Berry. Members to bring sales tax stamps and attend community events through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
A.C. Anderson
Columbia Ave
WSCS
Circle Nime
First Methodist Church
Mary Rose
Minzie Hughes
Morris Ave
English Women Demand Equal Pay and Postwar Rights in Industry
In London a 300000 strong female work force pushes equal pay for equal work and postwar rights. They seek to stay in factory work after the war, oppose returning to home roles, and press for probation terms and replacement by men as needed. Arthur Deakin backs continued female employment in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transport and Workers’ Union
Arthur Deakin
Rotary
Union
Armed Force Worker
Gingerbread for the Lunchbox
Gingerbread packs a lot of good eating in a worker s lunch. Two variations on that theme add sugar slowly and beat light and fluffy. Stir in unbeaten egg and beat thoroughly. Combine dry ingredients with the bran mixture then add the boiling mixture and heat until smooth. Pour into a greased heat resistant pie dish and bake in a moderate oven about 30 minutes.
Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners
A fragment on etiquette discusses inviting oneself to an event and bringing a guest to a hostess dinner. It questions whether to answer a visitor’s letter promptly and when gracious behavior matters, noting concerns about remembering others' food and drink preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Albeeys
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Miss Rankin
Mra
W. L. Gard
J. R. Harvey
A. N. Johnson
Federation
Holton Study Circle
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
By Epsie Kinard
Amd
Brad Neé
Scone
Ieee
Mary
Logan
Rebela
Ball Fichter
Adele Garrison
Lillian
Madge
Carolyn
Dicky
Spencer
Barry Unuterwoods
Weald
Renald
Peery
Agacores
Dickers
Berteg Saget
L. B. MeCume
Eeee Child Conservation League
Mra E M. Biddison
N. Comgress St
Mariee
Army and Navy
Hotel Berry
Ed Shields
Navy
Pic Ruth McKeen
Women's Army Corps
Wil Speek
WAVES
Wwacs
Margeret Walker
Gredeste
University
Jan Zi
Hemor
AA UW
Miss Breed
Fiesterwald
Frenkim Ave
S College
St Wedness
Peo Wil
Massie Miller
Business and Professoal Women’s Club
Cime
Eee
Gasce Club
ER. E. Wagner
Lancaster
Weiresgar
First Medical Church
Rosette Hargrove
Stani
Alway
Stanley's Shoe Store
South Court St
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