Trinity Club Plans July Family Picnic
Mrs. John Lile hosted the Trinity Home Demonstration Club for a June meeting with devotional by Mrs. Sam Lile and a demonstration on chair refurbishing. Future events include a June 28 dress revue at Hartselle and a July 28 29 camp at Cole Springs along with a Maid of Cotton entry and a joint July picnic with the Trinity Community club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lile
Trinity Home Demonstration Club
Sam Lile
Fairest
Lord Jesus
Miss Hawking
Hartselle
Cole Springs
Foods
W. J. Tarpley, Jr
Family Games Demo At Midway Meet Highlights Club Events
The Midway Home Demonstration club met with Mrs. Ruby Waugh for the June session led by president Mrs. W. S. Draper. A "Family Games" demonstration by Mrs. Lewis Suggs and Miss Blackburn followed a devotion from the thirteenth Psalm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Home Demonstration Club
Ruby Waugh
W. S. Draper
C. W. Fergerson
Jesus Savior
Waugh
Fergerson
Miss Blackburn
Home Economics
Farm Bureau
Alton McWhorter
Lewis Suggs
Jimmy Parker
Blood Mobile
Moulton
S. Draper
Hatton FFA Girls Attend State Meeting
About 1000 girls attended the state FHA convention at Alabama College Monticello with four Hatton high school members Barbara Owens president Eloise McDoris Christian and James Burden also present Sue Maddox Hatton sponsor attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama College
Montevallo
Hatton
Barbara Owens
Eloise Mc
Doris Christian
Jean Mas Burden
Jean As Burden
Fha
Lawrence County
Sue Maddox
Casserole Dishes Studied By Antioch Members
Mrs. Joe Marsh hosted the Antioch Home Demonstration club for a June meeting led by president Mrs. H L Davany. Devotional by Mrs Lang, hymn history by Mrs Raymond Marsh, roll call, and notes on washing machine loading preceded a casserole dish demonstration. Meeting adjourned to be hosted by Mrs Raymond Marsh in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marsh
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
H. L. Davany
Lang
John
Raymond Marsh
Lord Jesus
Danville Plans Annual Picnic Night Of July 10
Danville Home Demonstration Club members met at Mrs. John Lockhart's home in June to plan the annual family picnic at Martin's Spring on July 10. Plans also include entering a Maid of Cotton contestant and a county dress revue in Hartselle on June 28, with a casserole demonstration and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lockhart
Danville Home Demonstration Club
H. L. Heflin
Guy Smith
B. B. Maddox
Lord Jesus
John Smith
James Teague
Hartselle
Farm Bureau
Flint Club Dress Revue Highlighted at May Meeting
The Flint Home Demonstration Club met May 26 at Mrs. Bob Blackwell’s home with co host Mrs. Louis Argend. Mrs. B K Wiggins led opening in president and vice president’s absence. Mrs. Howard presented the song of the month and devotional. Mrs. Blackwell discussed home accessories and Miss Hawkins showed related pictures. Dress revue winners were Mrs. Floyd McCormick special occasion Mrs. Roy Rich house dress and Mrs. Jack Norris sport dress with next meeting planned for Mrs. H E Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Bob Blackwell
Louis Argend
B. K. Wiggins
Howard
Blackwell
Eohippus Size Compared to Fox in Early Horse Fossil Then
The earliest known horse ancestor the eohippus stood about the size of a fox according to fossil records. This small browsing creature highlights the initial stages of horse evolution and body plan.
Rock Creek Club Meets In Lewis Home In June
Mrs. William Lewis hosted the Rock Creek Home Demonstration Club for the June meeting. Andrew Self sang three solos and Miss Hawkins demonstrated chair bottoming. A picnic in July at Cave Spring was planned. one new member joined, and a resignation was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek Club
Lewis Home
William Lewis
Rock Creek Home
Iremel Smith
Edward Garret
Cecil Tanner
Jed McKee
Club
Pti Od
EVA Fha
Reva Lewis
Eva
FHA
Montevallo
Lewis
Eva High School
Maplewood Group Hears Washing Machine Hints
Maplewood Home Demonstration club met at the school with Mrs. Clanton and Mrs. Christopher as hostesses. Ten members attended. With president and vice president absent, secretary Mrs. Maples called the meeting to order and the creed was recited. Mrs. Clanton gave the devotional citing Psalms 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood Home Demonstration Club
Webb Clanton
W. A. Christopher
Maples
Priceville Home Demonstration Dress Revue Captures Winners
The Priceville Club held its June meeting of the Home Demonstration group with devotional, song, and remarks from Mrs. Fred Robinson. Eleven members attended as the dress revue awarded house dress to Mrs. Colin Andrews and other prizes to Mrs. Frank Collier and Mrs. John Collier. Miss Hawkins led a weaving demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceville
Lord Jesus
Fred Robinson
Housedress
Colin Andrews
Frank Collier
John Collier
Hawkins
W. E. Bean
Dennis McClendon
Raymond Bennich
Carolyn McClellen
Norman Collier
Miss Hawkins
Royal Henderson
Eight Ladies Enter Dress Revue at Windes Club Meeting
May Windes club meeting at Mrs. Virgil Bailey’s home featured a devotional and prayer, a discussion on grave stones, and a demonstration on accessories for the home. Eight ladies entered the dress revue with Vernon Sandlin winning the house dress class, Jack Orr winning all occasion, and Kermit Tucker in dress up. Ara Tanner won hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windes Club
Virgil Bailey
Eugene Devond
Hance Hardwick
Langtown Club Meets In Home Of Mrs Lang
The Langtown Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Paul Lang's home with co hostess Mrs. Leé Wade. Vice President Mrs. Harold Lang opened the meeting and led the creed, and Archie Lang led singing. Roll call and minutes were read, business discussed, and the club voted to pay five dollars to the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langtown Home Demonstration Club
Paul Lang
Leé Wade
Harold Lang
Archie Lang
Jesus
Jim Stewart
Farm Bureau
Ed Dyar
Three Justice Officials Out
Washington reports a broad reorganization of the Justice Department following three resignations. Harold I Bayton head of the Office of Alien Property, H Graham Morison head of the Anti Trust Division, and William A Uderhill chief of the Lands Division left office Saturday. McGranery announced the resignations as he became attorney general succeeding J Howard McGrath amid a corruption uproar and prior ouster of T Lamar Caudle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Harold I. Bayton
Vadan
Alien Property
H. Graham Morison
Johnson City
Tenn
Bristol
William A. Uderhill
Deland, Fla
McGranery
J. Howard McGrath
T. Lamar Caudle
Family Games Participants
A list of attendees includes Mrs Archie Lang Miss Regina Delashaw Mrs Jerry Holland Mrs Harold Lang Mrs Jim Stewart Mrs James Shelton Arnold Mrs Claud Dyar Patsy Mrs Aaron Berryman Mrs Bill Murray Mrs Jerry Glenn Mrs Myrtle Blaxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Lang
Regina Delashaw
Jerry Holland
Harold Lang
Jim Stewart
James Shelton
Arnold
Claud Dyar
Patsy
Aaron Berryman
Bill Murray
Jerry Glenn
Myrtle Blaxton
Resignations Accepted as McGranery Reshapes Agency
President appoints new secretary McGranery accepts three courtesy resignations from agency division heads who served under McGrath and Tom Clark. The departures pave the way for private law practice and a reorganized department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGranery
McGrath
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
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Pettusville
Pettusville Club
Limestone County
Ben Holt
Erskine Bates
Cullen Sims
Max Robinson
Willis Bates
Thomas Collins
Trinity Club
Midway
FFA
Antioch
Danville
Pettusville Home Demonstration Club
C. A. Yarbrough
Roy Hatchett
Flint Club
Asphalt Paving
Alabama Asphalt Co
St. George
England
Aragon
Portugal
Maplewood Group
Priceville Club
Langtown Club
Puckett
Wallis Long
Pa Maddox
Guy €Lem
Mamie Pettus
Edna Loveless
Beulah Spence
J. D. Harlow
Willie Hodges
Lola Pettus
Cullman County
Jones Chapel
J. O. Hulsey
Arkadelphia
Doris McPherson
Kelly
M. C. Arnold
Pleasant View
W. E. Rainwater
Grandview
Clyde Cochran Joppa
P. A. Scoofield
Courtland
Legion
Valdermosa
Lester Wooten
K. P. Morris
Hopewell
Bill Stephenson
Center Point
Will Pence
Austinville
Lennie McCullough
Justice
Truman
James P. McGranery
Philadelphia
Kennedy Motor Co
First Ave
Don’s Floor Service
Don
Nelliams
J. H. Smith
A&s
Appliance Co
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