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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
7
John Dewey prominent educator and philosopher died at his Fifth Avenue home after pneumonia and a recent broken hip. He shaped progressive education with learning by doing and inquiry based learning, emphasizing the individual child over subjects. His methods sparked controversy and gained broad acceptance over decades.
A three year drought cut King Ranch cattle from 85 000 to 60 000 head in Southern Texas.
Asa Phillips left tire sales to start a business after spotting Ventshades on a car. He found a manufacturer in Jackson Florida and built a profitable venture. The story showcases Elmer Wheeler style sales secrets and practical entrepreneurism.
A scrapbook of jokes and brief comic exchanges. Lines cover dating mishaps, hunting mishaps, church jokes, and courtroom one liners. The pieces feature names and punchy setups, concluding with playful wordplay and irony.
The Mt Hope chapter of the Future Homemakers of America will attend the 16th annual Alabama Association convention at Alabama College Montevallo June 4 to 7. Over 700 members expected with theme When We Share We Care. Mount Hope High School representatives include Doris Elkins Charlie Rose McCain Frances Harbin Shirley Lawrimore Mary Alice Roberson Annie Porter and Mrs David Chaffin. The chapter has 27 members and a successful year under advisor Mrs Chaffin.
Middle-aged manager Phillips grew from 18 to 75 employees and moved to a new 12.2 acre facility outside Atlanta as his business now handles ten times the early volume. He sees no worry from metal shortages and plans to add noncritical metal products while advising new entrepreneurs to live within their means and watch expenses.
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