When Sophomores Critique Parents At Pomona College
Dr William Kirk surveyed Pomona sophomores on parental improvements they would choose if life could restart Forty percent praised their parents as they are while others urged more understanding trust and a friendlike closeness Sixty percent of Birmingham teens said they wanted parents to be both strict and fair and to model good conduct Parents should live what they preach or risk losing respect from their children
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Pomona College
William Kirk
Birmingham
Dr. Kirk
Archaeologists uncover 2200 year old Khorezm city in Central Asia
Moscow radio reports Soviet archaeologists excavated a 2200 year old city named Koi Krylgan Kola in the Kyzyl Kum Desert near the Aral Sea. The town was a monument of the ancient Khorezm state in Soviet Central Asia.
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London
Kyzyl Kum
Aral Sea
Soviet Central Asia
Moscow Radio
Koi Krylgan Kola
Khorezm
Friendship Club Holds Its June Meeting at Leemans
The June meeting of the Friendship Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Herman Leeman’s home. Mrs. Ollie Blankenship presided, with devotional by Mrs. Hugh Thompson and prayer by Mrs. Herman Leeman. Members discussed delivering quilts to storm victims and the Maid of Cotton selection for Janie Ruth Sharp.
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Friendship Club
Leemans
Friendship Home Demonstration Club
Herman Leeman
Ollie Blankenship
Lyle Cain
Lord Jesus
Hugh Thompson
Paul Hudson
Jimmy Lou Hudson
Jo Ann Carter
Betty Grace Blankenship
Janie Ruth Sharp
Priceville
Edward Poteet
H. M. Blankenship
James Beggs
Local County Fair Entries Listed by County and Names
Curatt Dal Cullman County and Morgan County list entries with times and judges for 9 through 13 events. Arthur Sutton Joe Yates Arnold Turner Vera Farley Verla Wells Susie Lewis Tim Sharp Herman Ryan Miller Copeland John Lockhart W M Anders appear as participants or officials.
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Walter
Holly Pond
Simcoe
Susie Lewis
Tim Sharp Herman Ryan Miller Copeland
John Lockhart
W. M. Anders
Grandpa to Take Physical for Draft at 67
Nick Marino said Draft Board 20 erred. Grandfather of seven reports for his armed services physical on June 24 despite never registering for the draft due to age. He quips they may take him by taxicab but would be glad to serve if called.
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Cleveland
Nick Marino
Draft Board 20
Armed Services
Danville FHA Chapter Attends 16th Annual Meeting
The Danville Chapter of Danville High School attended the 16th annual FHA convention at Alabama College Montevallo June 4 7 with 700 plus members. Officers elect Jo Ann Penn Olivia Anders Jerry Holiday Nina Summerford represented the chapter. Ramona Garner led as president and Miss Mildren Bynum advised. The year closed with a May 20 ice cream supper for parents.
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Alabama Association
Future, Homemakers of America
Alabama College
Montevallo
Alabama
Danville
Danville High School
Jo Ann Penn
Olivia Anders
Jerry Holiday
Nina Summerford
Ramona Garner
Mildren Bynum
F.H.A
F-F.a
Japanese steel firms seal 1,000,000 ton Malaya ore deal
Two Japanese steel concerns have agreed to ship one million tons of Malayan iron ore within a year. The Eastern Mining Company's Bukit Besi mine produced 498,000 tons of ore in 1950.
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Singapore
Eastern Mining Company
Bukit Besi
Falkville Dress Revue Highlights May Home Club Meeting
Falkville Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Lester Davis's home with co hostess Mrs. James West. President Mrs. Sam Gordon led, devotional by Mrs. Loyd Wilson, and history of Now The Day Is Over. Nine ladies entered the dress revue. winners included Mrs. C. W. Crow, Mrs. L. A. Douglas, Mrs. May Monk, Mrs. Noojin Walker, Mrs. Lester Davis, and Mrs. W. T. Walling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville Home Demonstration Club
Lester Davis
James West
Sam Gordon
Loyd Wilson
Andrew West
Cemetery Association
Casserole Dishes Studied At Leadership School
Miss Mary Hulsey led a leadership school on casserole dishes at the County Agent office with 30 leaders from 16 home demonstration clubs. Demonstrations covered rice tamato beef casserole chicken vegetable casserole and egg ham and cheese casserole. Leaders will present the demonstrations in their clubs during June with representatives listed from Southeast Friendship Danville Trinity Homemakers Austinville Eva Mayes Windes Priceville Flint Hopewell Massey Union Valdermosa Center Point.
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Mary Hulsey
Hulsey
Opal B. Collins
Southeast
Carl Francis
M. M. Patterson
Jesse Carter
Joan Carter
Danville
Guy P. Smith
Hugh Lindsey
Trinity
William J. Tarpley Jr
Ben. Bean
C. R. Hood
Austinville
J. A. Jones
Charlie England
Burl West
Union
Max Grubbs
Mark Grubbs
Valdermosa
Tom Russell
J. M. Chunn
Center Point
H. R. Sullivan
Mothers Sends Twins On Errand For Store
In Pittsburgh a mother sent her 4 year old twin sons Donald and Joseph Devinsky with a large shopping bag and money to buy items. The boys wandered for three hours before returning home empty handed and still holding the bag and money.
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Pittsburgh
Donald
Joseph Devinsky
Mrs Matkins Hosts Valhermosa May Meeting
The Valhermosa Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Matkins home for May. Plans included a Decatur chain store dinner May 30 at a Country Club and a Mother-Daughter tea June 7 in Hartselle. Six dress revue entries were shown and tea with cake and ice cream was served.
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Frank Martin
Danville
Valhermosa Home Demonstration Club
Matkins
Melvin Williams
Robert Glenn
Alex Williams
J. Chunn
Dewey Day Jr
Raw eggs easier to digest than cooked eggs
A brief note states raw eggs digest more easily than cooked eggs, highlighting a surprising difference in digestion without additional context.
Plainview Home Demonstration Club Hosts May Meeting
The Plainview Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. H. E. Hill in May. President Mrs. C. B. Barnes led the session with a singing of Pass Me Not and devotion by Mrs. C. C. McWhorter. Members listed planned sewing equipment purchases for the year and Lucy Blackburn the home agent presented a demonstration on selecting sewing equipment. Attendees included Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. McWhorter, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. White, Mrs. Byars, Miss McWhorter, Miss Grace McWhorter, Mrs. Almer McWhorter, Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. Willard Wallace, Mrs. Hollis Coffey, Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Willie McWhorter, Mrs. Bert Cullough Jr., Mrs. Lewis Jackson, Mrs. Clyde Hill and guest Miss Charlyne Barnes.
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Plainview Home Demonstration Club
H. E. Hill
C. B. Barnes
Hill
C. C. McWhorter
Grace McWhorter
Lucy Blackburn
Bert McCullough
Horace White
Jimbo Byars
Almer McWhorter
Howard Dutton
Willard Wallace
Hollis. Coffey
Robert Thrasher
Willie McWhorter
Bert M Cullough Jr
Lewis Jackson
Clyde Hill
Charlyne Barnes
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North Alabama Homemaker’s
Decatur Daily
Mount Hope Fha
Mount Hope
Alabama Association of Future Homemakers of America
David Chaffin
Mary Alice’ Roberson
Doris Elkins
Frances Harkin
Carlie Rose McCain
Annie Porter
Shirley Lawrence
D Abram J. Ryan
Curatt DT
Cullman County
Enon
Willie MaeKemmaidway
Uby W
Dewey Kelley
Union Grove
J. Ke Taylor
Leon Bryant
Limestone County
Wooley Springs
H.graham
Joe Coder Hill
Hatchett
A. Bibb
Grandpa
Malaya
Falkville
Leadership School
Grace Hogan
Buster
Newton
Jack Bredimus
Bunny
Dog
Mrs. Matkins
Plainview Club
Rubenstrom
Chicago
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