Rev Paul Krohn Builds Furniture At Home In Spare Time
The Rev Paul Krohn pastor of a Lutheran church works in wood with mortise and tenon joints. He and Marion Burke finish church basement and parsonage work and craft walnut furniture including a drop leaf dining table and a breakfront with brass hardware. Krohn also reupholstered chairs and joined auxiliary crafts for fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Richardson
Paul Krohn
S Lutheran Church
Krohn
Woods
Marion Burke
Duncan Phyfe
Burke
Let Your Child Start A Plant Collection
A family summer project offers outdoor learning and keeps children busy. Start with simple leaf or fern collections, identify species with a library book, and press specimens between newspapers for easy storage. This activity blends play with science and family engagement.
Lobsters and Dried Plant Displays Make Summer Bright
A quirky healthful feature mixes a lobster tail salad recipe with an odd craft section on mounting dried plants for home display. The lobster recipe uses rock lobster tails mayonnaise and tomato catsup with parsley and herbs. The craft tips describe drying plants on newspaper and mounting them under glass for wall decor or a lamp shade.
Betenbaugh Family Ends Public Service After Sixty Years
Mrs. Tillie Goodman Betenbaugh leaves the county auditor post, ending a 60 year public service era in Public Record Union. Her husband and father-in-law previously held roles as public cotton weigher, chairman of the county supervisors board, and township commissioner before his 1900 appointment as auditor.
Birthday Party for Mona Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Jacobs hosted a Friday birthday gathering for their daughter Mona Lisa aged three. Guests included Jimmy Allgood Bill Gibbs Jeanette Carrell Becky Smith Bob Gibbs and Jimmy Carrell. A circus cake and orange punch were served to young attendees.
Party Given For Mary Berryhill
Mr. and Mrs. William Berryhill hosted a Friday afternoon party for their daughter Mary Lee on her sixth birthday. About 25 local children attended along with two out of town guests Miss Grace Fuller of Florence and Miss Jane LaForge of Goodlettsville Tennessee. A doll shaped cake, games with prizes, and party favors such as whistles caps and balloons were enjoyed. Birthday cake ice cream and cold drinks were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Berryhill
Mary Lee
Grace Fuller
Florence
Jane LaForge
Goodlettsville
Tenn
Decatur Emblem Club Sets Call Meeting at Flora Davis Home
The Decatur Emblem Club announces an important call meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Flora Davis residence 1017 Somerville Road Southeast.
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Decatur Emblem Club
Flora Davis
Somerville Rd
S.E
Patio Party On Sunday Night
A small Sunday evening patio party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Thompson featured tables draped in country cotton cloths and flower centerpieces with hurricane lamp lighting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Wyker, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shanks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Withers Peebles Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jones, and Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Thompson
John Wyker
Philip Shanks
Frank Richardson Jr
Withers Peebles Jr
John H. Jones
M. E. Edwards
Switched Decision Delays Miami Condemnation Fight
Miami seeks federal court permission to sue Florida East Coast Railway in state court to condemn four grade crossings. The move follows a long reorganization battle stalled by a defunct judge's order that barred suits during FEC proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Florida East Coast Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miami
FEC
Edison Plans 3 Nuclear Plants Then Within a Decade
Detroit Edison Co. moves into nuclear power with a 45 million dollar plant and aims to build a second and third reactor in the next decade. Robert W. Hartwell, director of nuclear development, says the second unit should produce power at a profit. The first reactor, operating by 1960 with partner utilities, will cost about 450 dollars per kilowatt hour to run versus 80 to 90 dollars for conventional fuels.
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Detroit
Detroit Edison Co
Robert W. Hartwell
Edison
Hartwell
Hartford luncheon hints at Brainard Field sale
Patrick B. McGinnis visiting Hartford commented that several city officials would miss a luncheon due to negotiations on allowing an industrial buyer to take over Brainard Field, the former municipal airport. He noted that such acquisitions could occur at airports nationwide. Hydrogenated fats are made from a single oil or blends and are processed into a plastic fat for cooking and baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Patrick B. McGinnis
Brainard Field
McGinnis
Fresh fruit and cheese with cookies or candy offer
A note describes options for snacks featuring fresh fruit and cheese, plus crisp cookies or candies for those who prefer something sweet.
Informal Supper At Trinity Mt
Mesdames Thomas J. Hendrix Skeggs Crawford and Barrett Shelton hosted an informal lawn supper at the Lynne cabin on Trinity Mountain. Guests wore pedal pushers Bermudas and strapless dresses as they enjoyed baked ham salad and beans with coffee and spice cakes. Local attendees included Mrs Tidwell Semmes Mrs John H Jones Mrs Leo Harris and Dr John Stagg with others from Fayetteville Belle Mina and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Thomas J. Hendrix
Skeggs Crawford
Barrett Shelton
Lynne
Trinity Mt
Tidwell Semmes
John H. Jones
Leo Harris
Ed Maddocks
Frank Scroggins
John Stagg
Bragg Couple Visit Fayetteville to See Grandson at Camp
Dr and Mrs John Bragg were in Fayetteville on Sunday to see their grandson Bob Donnelly of Beaumont Texas who is at Camp Dunreamin. Thomas J Kelley Jr left today for New York City and Hartford Conn. Among those attending the summer graduation exercises at Florence State Teacher s College at which time Eugene Brooks was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Gorham
New York City
Berthold Kennedy
Dr. Kennedy
Belle Mina
John Wyker
Susan
Ella
Fayetteville
John Ill
Camp Dunreamin
John Bragg
Fayettevile
Bob Donnelly
Beaumont, Tex
Thomas J. Kelley Jr
Hartford
Conn
Florence State Teacher’s College
Eugene Brooks
Canned pimientos as seafood or chicken salad bites
The article suggests using canned pimientos filled with seafood or chicken salad as hors d oeuvres. It highlights greens as a pairing and notes these are especially suitable for a company buffet.
New Arrivals At Ira's Boo and Gift Shop
A column notes soon to arrive items bought at the Atlanta gift show. Exquisite costume jewelry unusual Christmas decorations imported crystal and unique dollar gifts for bridge players. Announcements will come from Ira's Boo and Gift Shop as stock arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira's
Atlanta
Bridge Pelea
Ira
Boo
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Mrs. Mack Jacobs
Dorothy V. Whipple
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Associated Press
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Second Ave
Servel
York
Mona Jacobs
Mary Berryhill
ATOM
T. D. Brooks
Margaret Ann Brooks
Thomas Brooks Jr
Smith Trimble
Roy Lewis
Flora Roden
Lyons Hotel
7Th Ave
Mrs
Walter Sherrard
Jimmy
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Florida
Michigan
Ohio
Berkshire
Maximillian
Kathryn Pheny
Magnolia S.E
Fred O. Sherrill, Jr
Hartselle, al
Brentwood
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