Bus Load Heads West for Alabama Home Economics Meet
A bus filled with homemakers, teachers and Extension workers travels from Tennessee to Birmingham for the Alabama Home Economics Association gathering. The group includes representatives from Florence, Lawrence County, Marion County, Morgan County, Huntsville, Auburn and several colleges, with officials and club members joining en route to the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Lawrence County
Lucy Blackburn
Marion County
Elna Tanner
Morgan County
Eloise Tanner
Falkville
Constance Pearson
Mary Frances Kilgore
E. G. Hamilton
Decatur
Huntsville
W. B. Whitfield
Denone Cook
J. H. Walker
Martha Easter
Alabama College Home Economics Club
Ann Whitfield
College Club
Birmingham
Blount County
Mildred Gilbert
Alabama Home Economics Association
Thelma Graves
Auburn
Venda Rhodes
Samson
Myrtle Baker
Verbena
Belms Crownover
Oakman
Helen Mohns
Evelyn Cotney
Leacy Newell
Alabama College
Lucile Burson
Grove Hill
Frances Greene
Prattville
Eunice Ivey
Rockford
Olna P. Wright
Butler
Stella
E. S. McCurdy
Lowndesboro
Mary Frances Hamilton
Sewanee
Tennessee
Hillsboro Soldier Assigned To Korea
PFC Lyndon H. Morris of Hillsboro and his wife Faye along with his father Clifford Morris are noted in a dispatch from Eighth Army Korea. Morris joins the 5th Regimental Combat Team in Korea after arriving overseas last September. he had served with the 40th Infantry Division prior to this assignment. Before enlistment in January 1953 he worked for Pontiac Division of General Motors in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Korea
Lyndon H. Morris
Faye
Clifford Morris
Hillsboro
5Th
5Th Rct
U. S
Peninsula
Morris
40Th Infantry
Army
Pontiac
General Motors Corp
Michigan
Cullman Serviceman Wins Oak Leaf Cluster
Sergeant James E. Holmes of Cullman received an Oak Leaf Cluster to his Bronze Star Medal for World War II service. He is an automotive mechanic instructor at the Army Ordnance School in FUESSEN Germany. His wife Pauline is overseas with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuessen
Germany
James E. Holmes
James H. Holmes
Cullman
Holmes
Army
Ordnance School
Pauline
Tennessee College Homemakers Travelogue to San Francisco
The passage describes home economics students and faculty from Alabama and Tennessee heading west to the American Home Economics Association meeting in San Francisco. It promises more travelogue installments and notes that each family will receive different ideas to enrich households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee College Home Economics Department
Alabama
American Home Economics Association
San Francisco
All Eyes Don’t See the Same in Sagebrush Desert
A lyrical note titled by an unknown author extols the desert's wide stretches and the aroma of greasewood after a night wind. It reflects on loneliness and appreciation for the open sagebrush landscape, inviting shared breath and companionship in the desert.
World beef and veal production facts and shipyard plan
The text notes that half the world’s meat is beef and veal and cites the planning of the battleship Missouri where 175 tons of blueprint paper were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Forgive and Forget Dorothy DIX advises on marital trust
Dear Miss Dix counsels a wife to forgive her repentant husband after infidelity and focus on family. She urges forgetting the past, avoiding reminders, and strengthening domestic happiness through faith and routine, offering a free leaflet upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Use of Fingerprints in Historical Identification
The article notes that fingerprint identification was common in ancient times but the modern scientific system began in 1823, marking a shift to systematic use in forensics and verification.
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Gulf
Myrtle Old
Cecil Hester
Berkeley
Wykers
Stone Lumber CO
12Th Ave
Market ST
Cullman Serviceman
Oak Leaf
Federal Land Bank Loans
Yancey V. Hughes
Thomas Abstract Co
Court Huntsville
Kelley
E Wcation
Hartselle
Yancey Hughes
Dorothy
Dix
Miss DIX
Dolores D
Muriel Nissen
Tractor Service
Ucchneh
McCulloch
POST
Arthur Brown & Son
Decatur Motors
Bank ST
Ford
America
Decatur Motor Sales, Inc
First Avenue
N. E
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