Hopewell Home Demonstration Club Talks Canning For The Fair
At the August 11 Hopewell club meeting Mrs. Sebren Garner won the demonstration on Canning For The Fair. Plans were made for a family picnic at Mrs. Harry Wiggins home. 4-H leaders Bill and Sarah Stephenson reported on the Cole Springs girls camp. A TB talk urged care of patients at Flint sanitorium and noted a leadership school set for August 17. New member Harry Wiggins welcomed, Sunshine Pal gift given, social hour prize won by Mrs. Wallace Sims.
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Sebren Garner
Hopewell
Sebren
Harry Wiggins
Bill Stephenson
Sarah Stephenson
Cole Springs
Matthew
Bert. Allen
America
Lucile Wiggins
Coy Atkins
Miss Norton
Hopewell Club
Flint
John Rodgers
Wallace Sims
Leonard Lowery
Atlanta
Georgia
Rebecca Morris
August Club Calendar for Tri County Home Demonstration
August schedule for Tri County Home Demonstration Club meetings with dates times and places across Lawrence Morgan and Limestone counties. Oak Grove Plainview Caddo Midway Mt Hope Eva Hartselle Austinville Pisgah Salem listed with hosts and venues.
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Lawrence County
Oak Grove
Seneca
Plainview
Limestone County
Pisgah
Club
Salem
Hatfield
Ryan Club Trip To Cullman Area Highlights
Ryan Home Demonstration club members visited Cullman area on August 17. They toured an ice cream factory bottling plant a newspaper office and station WKUL spent time on St Bernard College campus and at Little Jerusalem toured chapels visited a cemetery and enjoyed a noon lunch by the fishpond on trees then shopped before returning home. Participants included Mrs Acie Densmore and daughter Bettye Lou Mrs Finel Thompson Hugh Marley Mrs Harvey Joiner and niece Helen Mrs Hattie Maxwell Martha Dene Densmore Mrs Boyce Hare Mrs Oval Light Mrs Fennel Gibson Mrs Taryus Briscoe Mrs Lois Moon Mrs Tom Davis and driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Ryan Home Demonstration Club
WKUL
St. Bernard College
Color Key To Fabrics
Fall fashion centers on color with teal predicted as the season hit. Browns, reds, blues, greens and copper tones dominate. tweeds in copper glints and leaves hues appear across dresses and accessories. The natural gray yarn dress remains a classic, while berry red slate blue and spruce green offer stronger wools for evening and dressier outfits.
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Navy
Three Hosts For Wheeler Home Demonstration Club Lunch
Wheeler Home Demonstration club met August 16 in the club room at 11:30 with hostesses Mrs. R. E. Phillips Mrs. John Phillips and Mrs. W. M. Gibson. Vice president Mrs. W. S. Lamon presided after lunch. Mrs. C. R. Jones gave the devotional and hymn Stand Up For Jesus was sung. Minutes were read by secretary Mrs. J. W. Fudge. July August classics Beautiful Blue Danube Tales From the Vienna Woods by Strauss were played. Assistant Home Agent Miss Hawkins and new member Mrs. Curtis Gordon were welcomed. Miss Norton taught a healthful living lesson stressing Stand tall sit tall think tall and the seven basic foods for meals. Tuberculosis material from Mrs. Jack Mason North Alabama Tuberculosis Association was distributed to members.
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R. E. Phillips
John Phillips
W. M. Gibson
Wheeler Home Demonstration Club
W. S. Lamon
C. R. Jones
Jesus
J. W. Fudge
Vienna Woods
Strauss
Miss Hawkins
Curtis Gordon
Jack Mason
North Alabama Tuberculosis Association
Hillsboro Elects Outstanding Member
Mrs. Garnett Ennis was elected the most outstanding member of the Hillsboro Home Demonstration club for her work in the club community and church. She will represent the club in a county wide election in Moulton where the winner will receive an orchid.
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Garnett Ennis
Hillsboro
New Club Formed at Priceville School Home Demonstration
A lively group of Priceville ladies formed a local Home Demonstration Club at Priceville School. Frances Norton of the Morgan County extension praised adding another club, with plans for a August 27 picnic at Cave Springs and a September meeting at Mrs D H McClellan’s home. Officers include President Mrs Frank Collier and others, with many members listed.
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Priceville
Morgan County
Frances Norton
Cave Springs
D. H. McClellan
Frank Collier
FE. A. Poteet
Jack Henderson
Ben Collier
Conley Sharp
John Collier
Leadership School Teaches Desserts for Home Demonstration Clubs
Eleven clubs gathered in Hartselle on August 17 for a leadership school led by State Specialist Miss Mary Hulsey. Sessions covered desserts with demonstrations of Apple Crisp, Fruit Roll, Dried Fruit Pudding, Blackberry, and Broiled Grapefruit. Attendees from Union, Priceville, Danville, Massey, Falkville, Flint, Hopewell, Lacey's Springs, Aus tainville, Center Point, and Valdemosa Springs joined, with Frances Norton and Madelyn Dees overseeing assistant roles.
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Hartselle
Mary Hulsey
Ruth Johnston
Union
Conley Sharp
Priceville
D. H. McClellan
Paul Pickens
Danville
Ralph Summerford
Massey
Homer Crowe
W. K. Grove
Falkville
Evelyn West
Hardy Davis
Flint
B.xene Flint
Bill Stephenson
Hopewell
Janie Lou Stephenson
Clyde Morris
Lacey's Springs
Joe Rolfe
Valdermosa Springs
Coleman Lott
Ausstinville
Prueitt Waits
Austinville
Will Pence
Center
Chalybeate Picnic Near Hatfield Lake
The Chalybeate Home Demonstration Club and a group of youths held a picnic on Friday, August 12 at Hatfield Lake. A chicken supper was served to numerous local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Richardson and Phoebe, Joe and Patsy, Mrs. Austin Terry, Jimmy Dennis and Reynita, Mrs. C. M. Claborn, Mrs. Louis Filyan and Roy, Mrs. Rube Voss, Mrs. Lora Pitt, Mrs. Clyde Strickland, Mrs. Willis Eady, Miss Bess Bain, Miss Doris Voss, Miss Mavis Claborn, Miss Pauline Rose, Jimmy Bowman, Prentis Powers, and Aubry Dean Dornell.
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Chalybeate Home Demonstration Club
Hatfield Lake
Elbert Bowman
Leroy Richardson
Phoebe
Gene Richardson
Joe
Patsy
Austin Terry
Jimmy Dnnis
Reynita
C. M. Claborn
Louis Filyan
Roy
Rube Voss
Lora Pitt
United States Has 251000 Miles Of Gas Pipelines
A government survey notes the United States maintains about 251 thousand miles of natural gas pipelines across the national network. The figure highlights extensive gas transport infrastructure supporting energy distribution.
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United States
Massey Gets New Officers
Mrs. Leon Battles hosted the Massey Home Demonstration Club August meeting. New officers announced for the coming year include President Mrs. Price Bryant Vice President Mrs. Orlie Penn Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. H. E. Owen reporter Mrs. J. F. England song leader Mrs. Neal Doss. Plans were made for the October Fair Exhibit with a booth at the fair. Miss Norton demonstrated canning for a fair exhibit. The hostess served refreshments to sixteen members and one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Battles
Massey Home
Price Bryant
Orlie Penn
H. E. Owen
J. F. England
Neal Doss
Miss Norton
Chicken Supper for Hillsboro Home Demonstration Members
Members and families of the Hillsboro Home Demonstration enjoyed a picnic at Seneca Springs on Tuesday afternoon August 16. A chicken supper was cooked in the open with all participants helping. Attending were Mr and Mrs Herman Carter Mr and Mrs Garnett Ennis Mr and Mrs Ervin Terry and son James Mr and Mrs Tommie Terry and family Mr and Mrs Paul Cross and family Mrs L A Ryan Mrs James Roberts Misses Peggy and Susan Corum Buddie Lang and Miss Bess Bain Home Demonstration leader.
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Hillsboro
Seneca Springs
Herman Carter
Garnett Ennis
Ervin Terry
James
Tommie Terry
Paul Cross
L. A. Ryan
James Roberts
Peggy
Susan Corum
Buddie Lang
Bess Bain
Rural road mileage estimate in the United States
The article estimates about 3,000,000 miles of rural roads exist across the United States. It discusses the scope of rural transportation networks and their significance for travel, agriculture, and regional accessibility.
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United States
Careful care for sterling care for sterling
Home economists urge daily care for sterling to preserve its satiny luster and patina. The silver rule advises gentle washing in warm soapy water, soaking dried food, rinsing well, and drying with a soft cloth while avoiding scratches from knives and utensils. If food discolors your sterling, seek extra guidance.
Silverware care and tarnish prevention tips
Clean the pieces at once with a reputable silver polish. Rub briskly lengthwise with a soft cloth dipped in polish, then wash in warm soapy water, rinse, and dry. Wrap sterling flatware in specially treated tarnish cases in a compartment lined to protect from wood or rubber contact.
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G. V. Moore
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Hatfield’s
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