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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
10
A New York restaurant trial uses torat menus with color pictures to show patrons how dishes will appear. The Edison hotel hosts the experiment, aiming to boost dining choices.
In Britain the term corresponding to motive for defroster is noted as ter, highlighting a linguistic parallel or shorthand usage within historical or technical contexts.
A reflective piece on national heritage and personal worth. It extols small daily acts of courage, generosity, forgiveness, and friendship as true riches, urging readers to measure wealth by laughter shared, kindness given, and relationships formed.
Hillsboro Home Demonstration club held its June gathering with Mrs. William Aday and Mrs. Lavern Heflin as hostesses. Mrs. Tommie Terry presided in the absence of club president Mrs. James Roberts and led the devotional. A brief business session covered testing of pressure cookers led by Mrs. Paul Horton and the food chairman.
The speaker urges reflection on a great heritage and the value of humility toward past years. He emphasizes learning from history to meet today’s needs, appreciating wealth and heritage, and guiding children with confidence faith and courage to try again after failure.
The document names numerous attendees of a tour including Mrs Clyde Simmons Mrs George Rudder Mrs Ephriam Lax son Mrs Homer Pike and many others with a note of two assistant home demonstration agents Miss Nell Blackburn and Miss Clodessa Norton.
The Union Home Demonstration club held its June meeting at the home of Mrs. Tim Sharpe. Mrs. John Hamilton, club president, called the gathering to order as members sang The More We Get Together.
Terry will represent the club at a Friday Frozen Food demonstration in Moulton. After roll call and minutes, Miss Blackburn led the meeting. The event titled Family Games delighted attendees and Mrs Heflin offered refreshments for several members and welcomed Mrs L A Sparks as a visitor.
A county wide Home Demonstration tour in Limestone County drew 126 club women across three buses and private cars. Stops included homes of Mrs. Thomas McDole, Mrs. Romer Arnett, Mrs. David Usery, Mrs. F A Todd, Mrs. W H Christopher, Mrs. Leo Romine, Mrs. Curtis Haraway, and Mrs. B S Kennedy, plus Oakdale Club House and Maplewood road signs. The event highlighted redecorating, remodeling, and community projects with lunch at Pleasant Grove.
Mrs Grubbs and Mrs Glenn Johnston led a beautiful devotional from Psalms II and prayer. Mrs Hamilton presented a quiz on trees. Mrs Mark Grubbs and Mrs Max Grubbs demonstrated casserole dishes with step by step preparation insights.
Four local county girls from Morgan County will travel from Hartselle to Auburn on Monday morning July 7 for 4 H activities. Led by Opal Collins, they were chosen for outstanding 4 H work. Martha Collier will compete in the State Revue on July 10 wearing a dark green pima dress. Ann Williams will represent the county in the Baking Revue after winning first place in April.
During business hour reports of the chain store dinner Miss Hawkins announced dates for county dress revue June 28 county Farm Bureau picnic July 10 county camp July 28 29 and the county fair September 0 15. Each member is asked to attend the next meeting which will be in the form of a picnic.
Coxey Home Demonstration Club met with twelve members present. Mrs McGlocklin and Mrs Elmer Brooks hosted under president Mrs McGrew. Members recited the club creed and a devotional from Psalms. Roll call listed each member’s favorite vegetable with tomatoes chosen first.
Shirley Graves of Austinville earns a trip to camp for leadership. nominated for State Leadership Award and as a 4-H Council vice president. Jane Collier of Priceville votes Morgan County as council president. Activities include short courses, swimming, a picnic Thursday, and the Dixieland Frolic Friday night. Group returns to Hartseale July 12 with lasting memories.
The Sharp family of Somerville enjoyed a Fourth of July fish fry at Cave Springs. A picnic lunch followed the fish and children played in the water in the afternoon. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Sharp and family along with extended relatives.
Mrs. Herman Gilbert urged a wholesome breakfast to start the day. Mrs. McGlocklin shared washing machine care tips. Mrs. McCrew offered advice on changing windows. Miss Norton demonstrated storing and preparing fresh vegetables. Miss Blackburn played Wedding March as attendees planned a fair booth.
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