Anderson Arthur Vows in August Wedding Plan
Mrs Pearl Anderson announces the August 16 wedding of her daughter Miss Pacdoan Anderson to Corporal E B A eur JG peing at the Central Assembly of God. Arthur son of Mr and Mrs Arthur, 1300 Wright Boulevard, is stationed at Fort Blson in San Antonio after four years in Germany. Miss Anderson, a Robert E Lee High School graduate, works for Houston Natural Gas Co.
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Pacdoan Anderson
Jg Peing
Pearl Anderson
Pearl Aye
Arthur
D Arthur
Wright Boulang
Formy Duslon
San Antonio
Germany
Robert EL Lee
Migs Anderson
Robert BE Lee High School
Houston Natural Gas Co
Central Assembly of God
C&g. Owens
Sun Pattern Shirtwaist with Curving Collar Design
A vintage shirtwaist description promotes a flattering fit with a curving collar soft shoulder pleats and bodice fullness released by three quarter length sleeves. No 2615 offered in sizes 12 through 48 with 39 inch fabric and ric rac trim.
Stomach Poisons Effective Against Chewing Grasshopper
Grasshoppers damage crops and gardens. The article discusses control methods including stomach poisons like chlordane, surface contact and vapor action, plus early morning activity and kerosene tactics. It also notes fall plowing to destroy eggs laid beneath the soil and suggests shallow plowing to four inches to expose eggs to predators and frost.
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Dean Halliday
Central Press
Mrs Grady Leads Mary Martha Study
Mrs Grady directed the Mary Martha circle study on Missions to America at St. John’s Methodist church. Thirteen members attended in Mrs B F Moon’s home. Next meeting 9 15 a m next Thursday at Mrs W M Carroll’s home. 713 South Pruett. Cats Motherly in Lapeer Michigan shows local cats mothering orphaned rabbits and beagle pups.
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Paul Grady
America
Mary Martha
St. John's Methodist Church
B. F. Moon
Denby
R. W. McCoy
W. M. Carroll
South Pruett
Lapeer
Mich
S. R. Grant
Atlas
Fred Koen
Shortage Of Young Personnel Shapes Jobs For Older Women
The Women’s Bureau of the Labor Department reports a national shortage of young women workers, pushing more older women into jobs as 35 to 64-year-olds increasingly seek employment. Efforts urge employers to overcome biases, offer refresher courses, and view older workers as efficient, noting lower absence and accident rates among those over 45. Hospitals and institutions run refresher programs to lure back retired nurses and other older professionals.
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Mary Channing Stokes
Washington
Women's Bureau
The
Labor Department
Census Bureau
Defense Manpower Administration
Bureau
Childr
Severa
Librarian Praises Comics While Acknowledging Adult Readership
New York librarian Eleanor Nave, after 32 years with the New York Public Library, laments adults flocking to comic books on buses and subways. She says some comics offer value through myth, history, or science and urges parents to balance child reading with other books while TV won’t curb reading if parents support varied interests. Nave, who read or narrated to over 500,000 children, advocates fairy tale folklore poetry and authors like Millay and Stevenson, noting children seek happy endings and a prince and princess unity.
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New York
Eleanor H. Nave
New York Public Library
Neve
Edna St Vincent Millay
Walter Dé la Mare
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ferry Teler
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