Patriotic Picnic Menu From CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor
Plan an old fashioned Fourth of July picnic with barbecued baked beans and steamed brown bread baked in No. 2 cans. Serve crisp carrot and cucumber sticks, olives, pickles, and a watermelon dessert. Beans use navy beans tomato juice molasses chili powder mustard pepper and Worcestershire with salt pork. brown bread steams in cans for rounds and a raisin topping.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Tanner Home Demonstration Club June Meeting
The Tanner Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Iva Stewart's home with 26 members present. Guests included Velma Wallace Bezett Ruth Hannah Carl Wilson and Robert Baugh. Mrs. Lewis Stewart and Miss Clodessa Norton presented Kitchen Conveniences. a bountiful meal followed.
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Tanner Home Demonstration Club
Iva Stewart
Velma Wallace
Bezett
Ruth Hannah
Carl Wilson
Robert Baugh
Lewis Stewart
Clodessa Norton
Luther
Hillsboro Club Meeting At Aday Home
Hillsboro social club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. William Aday’s home on Joe Wheeler highway. Mrs. Paul Cross led the program with scripture from John and prayer by Mrs. Laughlin Terry. Members joined in the month’s song Come Thou Almighty King and planned a dress revue in Moulton.
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William Aday
Hillsboro
Joe Wheeler
Paul Cross
John
Laughlin Terry
L. Fretwell
Moulton
Moulton Fretwell
Mary Mary Quite Contrary How to Keep Hands Youthful
A domestic guidance piece advises women to protect hands while gardening and housework. It stresses washing, exfoliating with cornmeal, thorough rinsing and drying, daily lotion, occasional massages, and products like cocoa butter lanolin or baby oil. It also recommends cotton gloves for gardening and rubber gloves for cleaning tasks.
Hopewell Home Demon stration Club Meets at Wiggins Home
The Hopewell Home Demonstration Club gathers in Mrs. Harry Wiggins's summer living room for the June meeting. President Mrs. Sebren Garner presides as Miss Hawkins outlines fair booth plans and Farm Bureau dinner details. Members discuss camps, exhibits, and a planned Coy Atkins program on July 22.
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Harry Wiggins
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club
Sebren Garner
Bert Allen
Gordon Battles
Sarah Stephenson
Garner
Hawkins
Decatur
Lizzie Stephenson
Loyd Burns
Allen Baggett
Bill Stephenson
Miss Hawkins
Farm Bureau
Morgan County High School
Chain Store
Coy Atkins
Flint
Sunshine Friends
R. B. Orr
Friend
J Aday Serves Land Case Involving Mrs Tommie Terry
A July action lists J Aday delivering land into dispute with Mrs Tommie Terry as the principal parties. The brief notes a transfer matter tied to a property interest and a related claim or settlement.
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J. Aday
Tommie Terry
Center Point Reports On Fair Camp and Dinner
The Center Point Home Demonstration Club met in June at Mrs. Roxie Dobbs home with Mrs. Hazel Whitten as co host. Mrs. Dobbs led a devotional and prayer. Secretary absent, Mrs Mayo Barcliff read minutes and led roll. A camp in July and the County Fair were noted. Plans for a family picnic in July at Hatfield Lake were made. A color in the home demonstration by Mrs Mayo Barclift. Thirteen members and one visitor attended the social hour with refreshments.
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Center Point
Roxie Dobbs
Hazel Whitten
Elevators Carried Vast Passenger Load in 1949 U.S.
In 1949 elevators in the United States transported about thirty times the number of passengers carried by railroads, indicating a dramatic shift toward vertical transit given urban growth and building activity.
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United States
Family Goals Highlighted for Morgan Club Members
Ella Majors of Auburn presented the Morgan County Home Demonstration Club program on Family Goals. She stressed parental goal setting, responsibilities, and family harmony as keys to a well rounded child, noting four essentials: love, belonging, work, and achievement. Twenty six members attended with sixteen clubs represented.
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Morgan County Home Demonstration Club
Ella Majors
Auburn
Union Home Demonstration Club Color in the Home
The June meeting at Mrs. Ruth Johnston's home featured a devotional, a group song, and a business session planning July pic nic and club camp. Mrs. B E Grubbs presented Color in the Home a color scheme demonstration with wall colors and materials from Miss Hawkins. Hostess Mrs Johnson and co hostess Mrs Dorothy Mae Fowler served ice drinks and cookies to seventeen members, twelve children, and one visitor.
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Union Home Demonstration Club
Ruth Johnston
Maggie Grubbs
B. E. Grubbs
Priceville Club Picnic Set for July 8
Priceville Home Demonstration Club met June 6 at Mrs Royal Henderson home with co hosts Mrs Joe Lipscomb and Mrs Benjamin Collier. Secretary presided in absence of President and plans for a July 8 picnic at the core were made.
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Priceville
Royal Henderson
Joe Lipscomb
Benjamin Collier
Conley Sharp
John Collier
Take The Sun But Take It Easy
Beauty editor Betty Clarke warns that a single long sun session can scar or dry skin and ruin a bronzed look. She advises gradual tanning, using lotion with sunscreen, avoiding noon to 2 PM sun, and timing exposure with a clock, starting with about fifteen minutes.
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Pocahantas
Add A Medallion Crochet Pattern Ad
Crochet pattern offers a quick Add A Medallion accessory method with big and little medallions, charts photos and concise directions. Includes address for pattern request at Fy Needlecraft Dept New York and instructions to print name address and zone clearly.
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Fy Needlecraft Dept. P
Old Chelsea Station
Tee York Ll
N. Y
Wheeler Family Picnic Set For July Eighteenth
Wheeler plans a family picnic on July 18 led by club hosts Mrs Lillian Jones Mrs Charles Phillips and Mrs W C Daughtery. June meeting opened 10 30 am by president Mrs R E Phillips with the hymn Come Thou Almighty King sung and roll call noting How I Want to My Kitchen. Minutes from the previous meeting were read by Mrs J W Fudge and dinner attendees reported.
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Lillian Jones
Charles Phillips
Wheeler Home Demonstration Club
R. E. Phillips
Gordon
J. W. Fudge
Pattern Free Inside Book Offer
A brief notice promotes a free pattern included with the book and mentions a twenty cent price for a copy. The item suggests readers can obtain the pattern at no extra cost with purchase.
Arms Seized From Central American Tanker in Mobile Yard
Agents observed contraband aboard the vessel R. Hart at a Mobile ship yard. The seizure occurred after surveillance of the central American tanker earlier in the day.
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Mobile
Ala
Kitchen Conveniences Demonstration by Miss Norton
Miss Norton leads a demonstration on kitchen conveniences. A picnic is planned for July 18 at the club room starting at 6 30 PM.
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Miss Norton
Civil War West Virginia Multiple Governments
During the Civil War West Virginia hosted three rival authorities: an exiled Northern government in Alexandria, a Confederate government based in Richmond, and a third government operating from Wheeling.
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West Virginia
Alexandria
Richmond
Wheeling
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Pisgah
Bethel
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Odis Pope
Dunbar Furniture Company
Tanner Club
Aday
Helen Follett
Hopewell
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James Roberts
Betty Clarke
Beauty
Caure Whedn
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