They Win In Massey Dress Revue
The dress revue crowned winners as the school principal accepted the flag. Floyd Anderson and Reverend Hatchett of the Joe Wheeler Co-op attended the program. Reverend Hatchett took pictures of the flag presentation. Mrs. Grady Orr and Mrs. Terry Aycock made the flag. The club has included Midway school in their citizenship project for two years and hopes to promote community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Anderson
Reverend Hatchett
Joe Wheeler Co-op
Hatchett
Grady Orr
Terry Aycock
Midway School
Trinity Club Hosts June Meeting at Mrs H C Sharp Home
The Trinity Home Demonstration club met Thursday at 2 pm in Mrs H C Sharp’s home with Mrs W J Tarpley Jr president presiding. Devotional from Psalms 72 and a prayer by Mrs Lewis Bagwell opened the session. The secretary read the last minutes and a letter from Price Bryant urged members to oppose wage and price ceiling extension.
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H. C. Sharp
Trinity Home Demonstration Club
W. J. Tarpley Jr
Lile
Lewis Bagwell
Windes Present U.N. Flag to Negro School
The Windes Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Jim Summerford’s home for May then visited the Midway Negro School where the U.N. flag was presented. The group sang under the direction of the song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windes Home
Jim Summerford
Midway
U.N
Southern Spoon Bread Demo At Club Fair
Sims and Mrs. C. D. Sims will assist in making and selling hot dogs at the fair. Miss Hawkins and Mrs. Sharp gave the demonstration on Cooking With Enriched Cornmeal. They made Southern Spoon Bread served to ten members. Attendance prize went to Mrs. C. D. Sims. July meeting to be a combined picnic at Woodalls with Trinity Community club. time to be announced.
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Trinity Community Club
Woodalls
Local Fair Schedule Readings and Entries
Readable fragments show Morgan County and Vice County events with times 2:00 and 1:30, names such as Mrs Bessie Hamilton and Mrs C W Mitchell, and entries including Union Ryans Daisy Crawford and Midway. Details are partial and disjointed but indicate a county fair with competing exhibitors and time slots.
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Rock Creek
Bessie Hamilton
Union
Ryans
Daisy Crawford
Nee
Austinville
Vice County
Midway
C. W. Mitchell
Concord
Dewey Kell
Clark
Neal Neal Waltons
Bless Be The Tie That Binds devotional remarks
Mrs. Summerford gave the devotional and Reverend Thomas V. Hatchett offered prayer. Mrs. Vernon Sandlin made the
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Summerford
Thomas V. Hatchett
Vernon Sandlin
Limestone H D C Barbecue Date Set for July Twenty-Six
Seventeen members attended the South Limestone Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs. Edwina Peebles home on a Friday afternoon. They discussed the annual barbecue to be held July 26, announced contest plans, county dress revue, and county tour projects while approving minutes and pledging support for Limestone Hospital and 4 H girls. extra activities included a leadership school and planned demonstrations for 1950.
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Miss Norton
Athens
G. S. Robie
New Limestone Hospital
Alabama
County Council
Odell Moore
Dorothy Hogan
Viva Sanderson
Swim For Health Week Promotes Year Round Exercise
Betty Clarke notes swimming boosts health and beauty and urges turning Swim For Health Week into a year round routine. She argues swimming exercises all muscles, helps active dormant muscles, and tones digestive organs for women in desks, factories, and homes.
Community club hosts dress contests and canning demo
Members gathered at Mrs. Summerford's home for a canning methods lesson and a dress revue where Mrs. Grady Orr, Mrs. Clyde Maples, and Mrs. Jack Orr won first prizes in various dress categories. Summerford noted plans for future meetings and a June gathering at Mrs. Hance Hardwick's home. Also highlighted are the benefits of swimming for respiratory and muscular development and its use in orthopedic treatment.
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Miss Hawkins
Summerford
Hance Hardwick
Four Alabamians to Represent State at 4 H Camp
Four Alabama 4-H club members will travel to Washington D C for the National 4 H Club Camp June 13 to 20. They depart Auburn June 12 and return June 21. Washington activities include citizenship safety agriculture and leadership discussions with band concerts by military services and speeches by M L Wilson and General George.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Washington
U. S. Navy
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
M. L. Wilson
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D. C
George
Wrecks Cut Through Montville Night. One Driver Hurt
A string of rear end crashes on Cove Hill in Montville Connecticut last night damaged three autos. State police say one car was nearly a complete wreck and was driven by Frank J Wreck.
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Montville
Conn
Trading Cove Hill
Frank J. Wreck
Roman Sausage Recipe Key Ingredients Revealed
A Roman dish prized by ancient cooks combined fresh pork with white pine nuts and cumin seed. The preparation included bay leaves and black pepper, offering a distinct aromatic profile valued in historic kitchens.
Melon Platter With Mint Mayonnaise Recipe
Cecily Browstone presents a melon platter with mint mayonnaise accompanying cantaloupe honeydew and berries. The recipe calls for cream cheese and mint jelly dressing, served on a large platter with chicory and mint, yielding six servings.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
California
Alabama 4-H Delegates to Washington Camp with Top Officials
Four Alabama 4-H youths Terrell Guthrie Jack Nichols Janice Crenshaw and Jean Stancil will join national peers in Washington for a week of study entertainment and tours of landmarks. They will meet U S Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark and farm committees while lodging with leaders Hanchey Logue Ann Barr supervise. Expenses are paid by Southeast Ford Tractor Company of Atlanta Georgia.
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Alabama
Washington, D. C
Jean Stancil
Toney
Jack Nichols
Coffee Springs
Janice Crenshaw
Fort Deposit
Terrell Guthrie
Jasper
Chicago White
Carl Stancil
Rt. 1
Terrell
Birmingham
Hanchey E. Logue
Ann Barr
Washington
Ford Tractor Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Attic and Window Fans Aid Summer Home Comfort
The article outlines three attic fan installation methods for ventilation and comfort in the modern home. It covers central suction box setups, wall mounted units, and ceiling embedded fans, plus the use of window fans for temporary cooling. It emphasizes sizing by cubic content, placing a grill with proper openings, and protecting openings from rain and insects.
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Massey
Massey Club
H. E. Owen
Charlie England
W. M. Parker
Ishmel Laney
James Morris
Gertrude Radford
W. M. Anders
Nmrs
L. O. Robertson
Hope
Lawrence County
Robertsons
Trinity Club
Tarpley
Price Bryant
Theorgam County Farm Bureau
Home Demonstration Club
Morgan County High School
W. J. Tarpley
George Collins
J. E
Windes
Alma Waa
Morgan County
Mrs. Opal Isley
Lawre
H. D.C
South Limestone Home Ion Club
Edwina Peebles
Annie P. Richardson
Annie Peebles
Marjorie White
Bobby Swartz
Miami
Betty Clarke
UP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
Lowndes County
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Madison County
Coffee County Council
Mark Twain
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