Mrs Redding Emens Returns From Extended Visit
Mrs Redding Emens has returned from an extended stay with her mother Mrs Zachary P Francez and sister Mrs George Samson in Crowley Louisiana and with brother Stanley Gould. She visited Chicago with sister Mrs Carl Newman and en route stopped in Nashville to see daughter Mrs J L Cox. Mrs T A Austin returned from Corinth Mississippi due to her father’s illness and death. Mrs H Wohl returned from Los Angeles to visit her daughter. Mrs Sarah Scott returned from Hawaii and will spend the summer with her mother Mrs Jack Cranford and Mr Cranford.
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Redding Emens
Zachary P. Francez
George Samson
Mr. Samson
Crowley
Ned B. Cowan
Lucille Gould
Ed Waller
Chicago
Carl Newman
Stanley Gould
Nashville
J. L. Cox
T. A. Austin
Corinth
Miss
H. Wohl
Los Angeles
Calif
Sarah Scott
Hawaii
Jack Cranford
Mr.Cranford
Hints From Heloise on Sunburn Relief
Dear Heloise advises sunburn sufferers to store liquid medication in an empty spray bottle. This allows easy application to burned areas without using hands. The tip emphasizes convenience and pain relief.
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Heloise
Home Tips From Heloise 1964 Reader Notes
Readers share simple hacks for sunny patios and summer living. Ideas include turning metal paint buckets into ash trays with sand and wire screening, applying sunburn lotion via squirt bottle, filing rubber toe separators, using stockings as shoe polish brushes, Bermudas from slipcover remnants, garden wheelbarrow entertaining, and freezing milk cubes to chill drinks without weakening milk.
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Heloise
MYF Holds District Meet at Moss Chapel Church
Hartselle Methodist Youth Fellowship sub-district met at Moss Chapel Church with welcome and devotion by host members. Nancy Nelson spoke on her Lake Junaluska youth mission trip and a Birmingham Southern Youth Day was announced. Carolyn Teague invited a missions study and Africa film. Attendance winners were Oak Ridge first Center Point second Hartselle West End third. Next meeting will be a fellowship picnic at Hartselle Camp Grounds. Ice cream tip included for making six servings from a quart.
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Hartselle
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Moss Chapel
Nancy Nelson
Lake Junaluska
N.C
Birmingham Southern
Carolyn Teague
Africa
Oak Ridge
Center Point
Hartselle West End
Hartselle Camp
Town Creek Bride Weds Charles W Nichols in Quiet July Ceremony
Miss Sherri Ann Grisham daughter of Mrs Reba Grisham and Z P Grisham of Rogersville wed Charles W Nichols son of Mrs William Nichols and the late Mr Nichols in a First Baptist Church ceremony officiated by Rev Earnest Dillard. The bride wore a white brocaded satin gown with square neckline and long sleeves, carried a bouquet of white carnations, and was attended by Peggy Berryman and Blanche's Studio Willard Nichols. After the ceremony the couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Town Creek.
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Town Creek
Sherri Ann Grisham
Reba Grisham
Z. P. Grisham
Rogersville
Charles W. Nichols
William Nichols
Mr. Nichols
First Baptist Church
Earnest Dillard
Courtland Baptist Church
Peggy Berryman
Blanche
Willard Nichols
Nichols
BPW Highlights Convention and Men’s Booster Club
Members and guests of the Business and Professional Women’s Club met for a covered dish supper at Mrs. Mary Louise Frost’s home. Highlights include reports on the National Convention in Detroit and the formation of The Men’s Booster Club. The bus trip included Canada, the Henry Ford plant, and a fishing trip. Alabama’s BPW sponsored Miss Judy Kubilis of Athens.
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Catur Business and Professional Women's Club
Mary Louise Frost
Oneda Harris
Evelyn McCulloch
Detriot
Merdith Woodall
Canada
Henry Ford
BPW
Alabama
Judy Kubilis
Athens
Mildred Kubilis
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C. Dick
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Annie Thompson
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Twitch Furniture Company
MYF
Nichols Grisham Troth
Decatur
Parisian
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