Synthetic Wool a Fears On Its Way
Professor Hunter of Sydney University warned that synthetic fibers threaten Australia’s economy. He noted Du Pont and ICI keep exact losses secret, comparing potential wool wastage to nylon and silk disruptions. He urged more national research funding to counter synthetic competition.
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Australian Instit of Engineers
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Mary Marthe Class Inspiring Program at St Mark's Church
The annual Mary Marthe Class program at St Mark's Methodist Church was held at Mrs N S D Olives Market Street Road with Rev Wayne McClesky presiding at bay front vesper services at sundown Forty three members attended Hostesses named including L W Cornelius J H Taylor D H Atgill F E Yelly John Stout D F E Sutphin R L Long Joe Clawson J A Olds A B Ramey and D Olives Mrs Ben Cannon led the Grace Church Morrell Park Circle meeting with study leader Louis Padar concluding the Japan after the war survey Assistants included Clyde Martin Stella Simion and Herschel Howell The WSCS zone meeting report was given by Herschel Howell next meeting September 6 at the church with Mrs Erwin hosting.
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St. Mark's Methodist Church
N. S D’olive
Market Street Road
Wayne McClesky
Bay Front
D. F E. Sutphin
R. L. Long
Joe Clawson
J. A. Olds
A. B. Ramey, and
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Ben Cannon
Morrell Park
Grace Methodist Church
Louis Padar
Japan
Clyde Martin
Stella Simion
Herschel Howell
E. K. Erwin
M.P. Connally
George Derden
Erwin
New House Ferns Easily Obtained From Older Plants
Central Press writer Jean Hallidae explains simple methods to propagate house ferns. runners grow along soil, root at nodes, creating new plants from the parent. Ferns need moist, well draining potting soil and light but not direct sun, plus misting and occasional pruning to remove broken fronds. Creeping fig and wax plant are also propagated similarly.
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Jean Hallidae
Central Press
Star Colleen Townsend Leaves Hollywood for Christian Work
Paris reporter Colleen Townsend, once a Hollywood star in Willie Comes Marching Home and Chicken Every Sunday, selected refugee camp service over fame. She lives in a Sevres camp near Paris, chips bricks, cooks, and works six weeks for evacuees, planning Bible school studies and a future centered on Christian service rather than cinema.
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Hollywood
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Hollywood Presbyterian Society
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Inter-Movement Committee For
Pasadena College Bible School
Automobile publicity stunt shocks public with gold sedan
Publicists showcased a gold plated Jeopardy skin covered sedan priced at 35000 for publicity, not sale, drawing witty remarks from Peter Lind Hayes. A separate item notes a golden wedding anniversary where the best man from 50 years ago attended. A Portales paper humorously reports a “Law” mailbox failure and a Michigan grant funds astronomy study.
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Mabanoy
City
Robert Roberts
John Jones
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