Homemakers Move Toward Packaged Foods Says Expert
Mrs. Kiene with 33 years in home economics argues postwar trends push homemakers toward packaged foods to save time and balance meals. She cites 15 percent kitchen time reduction, more workers in American homes, and the need for economical, ready ingredients for two-person apartments and busy families.
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Jean Homakers
Tanend
Juia Riene
Nuse
Kie
Kiene
Jes
Pop
Westinghouse
Plague of Complacency and Sufficient Power at First Methodist
The First Methodist Church reports two Sunday services led by Rev. E. H. Lightfoot with sermons titled The Plague of Complacency and Sufficient Power Is Available. Mrs. E. H Lightfoot and Bill Carpenter are soloists. Miss Marguerite Ross is away. Sunday School attendance remains flat with little change over two months. The Commission on Christian Education urges steadier membership attendance and lists officers Virgil Chaffin, Ed Frensley, and Mrs. Tom Cox Jr. leading the group.
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Waco
NaRay J. McHood
Fort Worth
E. H Lightfoot
Bill Carpenter
J. F. Hallmark
Marguerite Ross
Commission On Christian Education
Virgil Chaffin
Ed Frensley
Tom Cox Jr
Card of Thanks from The Falls Family
The Falls Family expresses gratitude for expressions of kindness after the loss of a loved one. They especially thank the ministers, singers, those who sent flowers, and the women who provided food at the home. May God bless each one.
Davy Crockett Tops Space Men in 1955 Rampage
In 1955 Davy Crockett proved a hero of the frontier by wiping spacemen off the map. The narrative casts Crockett as a bold figure triumphing in a dramatic showdown against extraterrestrial foes.
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Davy Crockett
Smith Family Reunion Held at Coggin Park Brownwood
The first Smith family reunion gathered July 31 at Coggin Park in Brownwood with many relatives present from Mullin Brady Eola Comanche Crane Odessa and other Texas towns. The event included J E Smith Minnie Adams Babe Smith and other kin. The article notes the U S Naval Academy was founded in 1845.
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J. E. Smith
Minnie Adams
Babe Smith
Dan
Charlie Smith
Tish Jenkins
Coggin Park
Brownwood
J. E Smith
Henry
Kyle Smith
Edgar Smith
J. R. Smith
Mullin
Sid Carhey
Fort Worth
Sam Jenkins
May
D. W. Campbell
McCamey
Volunteers Sought for 11th Airborne Division
U S Army calls for volunteers for the 11th Airborne Division an Operation Gyroscope unit to be filled in August. Enlistees may choose duty with the Angels at Fort Campbell Kentucky and after training join the unit with jump pay and combat readiness. Information from recruiter Sgt Shelton at 102 North Center Brownwood Texas and Comanche visits Thursday afternoons.
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11Th Airborne Division
U. S. Army
Crack Airborne
Ith Airborne
Europe
11Th Airborne
the Angels
Fort Campbell
Army
Engineers
Airborne
U.S. Army
Shelton
North Center
Brownwood
Texas
Comanche
Note of appreciation from Birkelbachs after fire loss
In sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and generosity after a fire destroyed all possessions. The Birkelbachs express gratitude and blessings, signed by Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Birkelbach. A closing line mentions twin beds made by Sheraton the furniture designer.
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L. H. Birkelbach
Sheraton
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L1th Airborne Division
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