18 Dec 1946
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1946
Page
1
The Liberty Homemakers Club hid a turkey dinner at Mrs. Wm. Huber’s home on December 11. After dinner gifts were exchanged. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Raphael Frank’s home on January 8.
Dan W. Snyder, president of Missouri Power and Light, married Mrs. Blanche Dixon of Kansas City at the Presbyterian Church in Olathe Kansas on Thanksgiving afternoon. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Beers with Dr. W E Cutler and Mrs. Mary Stout as attendants.
The article urges early nutrition education for children, promoting pasteurized milk,. fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and balanced school lunches. It cautions against sweets for growing kids and recommends milk with breakfast and protein rich main dishes, while advising against coffee in children’s diets. The provided answer notes that marriages between first cousins may produce both superior or defective offspring depending on family traits.
In Dawson Yukon the mercury rose from 61 degrees below zero to 40 below, prompting two schools to close and 200 children to stay home. Social events were canceled and wood fuel fears eased as weather moderated and schools reopened.
Six members spoke on Christmas topics including Arilie Lake with The Dissatisfied Fir Tree, a tiny evergreen tale loved by children. Ernest L. Schneider gave a fifteen-minute talk on lexicography, tracing American English growth and native coinages and non English borrowings.
Dress her dolm wedding finery with gown veil slip panties nightie housecoat pattern No 8948 fits dolls 12 to 20 inches. Send 25 cents with name address size and pattern number to News-Tribune New York. Fashion winter issue offers easy to make styles designs by top designers and a free printed pattern with book.
Speakers included H I Haralson Wilkie Cunnyngham R E Strong and others with topics on civic pride public speaking labor unions and appliances. Guests F M Horton and Arlie Lake Jr attended. The club voted to adopt a poor family in cooperation with Alias Santa Claus and will host a Christmas party at the Central Hotel next Monday at 7 30 PM.
Marvin Engelbrecht of Ambrose Club spoke at the Eugene 4-H Club meeting December 11 about his National Club Congress trip in Chicago. E. Parris was elected vice president. A Christmas party planning committee was formed for December 23 at the gym. A 1947 club program planning committee was appointed. Officers will be installed at the Christmas party. The rope work project met at J. E. Luethen’s home December 11 as James Love taught slip knots and a double bow knot.
Sheets towels and blankets account for more than half the cotton used in the manufacture of household goods. The figure highlights how textiles rely on everyday linen items for material, shaping production patterns and supply demands.
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