Les Amies Club Rushes In With Lawn Party
The Les Amies Club began its annual rush with a lawn party hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs T B Strickland Jr Rushees were greeted by sponsors Mrs W C Duncan Mrs John Sample and Mrs Billy Sims Jane Bennett vice president welcomed the rushees Activities are planned for May 10 when new members will be elected Readable list of members and candidates follows including Pam Duncan Linda Plemmons Becky Sparkman Jane Bennett Susan Williams and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Les Amies Club
T.B. Strickland Jr
W. C.duncan
John Sample
Billy Sims
Jane Bennett
Rushees
Les Amies
Pam Duncan
Linda Plemmons
Becky Sparkman
Susan Williams
Betty Oden
Debbie Thompson
Pam Johnson
Nancy Howell
Marsha White
Margie Lott
Dottie Orr
Gail Teague
Marian Cash
Marsha Blanton
Debby Durden
Patti Wynn
Anne Stephenson
Phyllis Duncan
Jeanne Strickland
Visiting friends and relatives around the region
Visiting Mr and Mrs Ken Wilson host Bill Wilson and family en route from Fort Lauderdale Florida to Clear Lake Iowa. Bill Wyker returns from Augusta Georgia. Mike Freeman's couple welcomes a daughter Andrea Marie. Tennessee Valley Antique Car Club picnic at Shoals Creek Florence. J L Wiley hosts daughter Patricia Wiley and Steve Harris for weekend visit in Richmond Virginia.
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Ken Wilson
Bill Wilson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Clear Lake
Iowa
Ken Kirby
Bill Fuhr
Dale Crites
Shoals Creek
Florence
Tennessee Valley Antique Car Club
Wiley
Steve Harris
Planned-Overs for Charcoal Grilled Meals
Left-overs can be planned as two in one meals. Grill hamburgers or frankfurters on sunny days, refrigerate precooked burgers, then reuse them in pea soup hash omelets or au gratin potatoes. Charcoal flavor enhances reheated dishes, avoiding weather constraints.
Nursing Homes Set Open House Week Highlights May 12
National Nursing Home Week begins May 12 with open houses in over 7 200 homes nationwide. Mothers Day chosen as women outnumber men among 700 000 patients, average age 77, many are alone. Amer ican Nursing Home Association and state associations sponsor event. Visitors urged to bring a small gift token such as flowers. Last year nearly one million visitors were welcomed.
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American Nursing Home Association
Oak Ridge Homemakers Club Holds April Meeting
The April Oak Ridge Homemakers Club gathering met at Mrs. Louis Depreast home with Mrs. Alton Johnson in attendance. Devotional readings and singing accompanied the pledge led by club members as three women entered a local sewing contest. Mrs. Vest won first place and $25 for the club, while Mrs. Sparkman presented Know Your Pattern and secret pal gifts were given to Mrs. Depreast and Mrs. Pittman.
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Oak Ridge Homemakers Club
Louis Depreast
Alton Johnson
Thurman Pittman
Horace Varaman
Chilton Vest
Vest
Sparkman
Malcolm Jones
Mrs. Vest
Depreast
Pittman
Heloise Tips For Moms Gentle Hacks And Craft Tricks
Readers share practical homemaking tips. Five color coded plastic dish sets help split meals and track finished plates. A bobbin storage idea uses a spike and cork to quickly identify colors. Ceiling hats are reshaped with a painted bowl and starch to restore form. Frosted nail polish and layered colors revive artificial flowers for longer life.
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Heloise
Fish Delicious Over the Coals
Fishing today is a major sport with families enjoying this outdoor recreation. Grilling in heavy duty foil preserves a delicate big catch, wrapping in foil and grilling over a hot fire then tenting with foil to finish. Grilled smelt and other fish offer a flavorful outdoor barbecue option.
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Tommy Putman
Bill Wyker
Augusta
Mike Freeman
Andrea
Marie
Oak Ridge Club
Barbara Esteh
Babette Kent
Bet
Doris Neback
Doris
Lve
Don L
Donald and
Ruby Helms
Southland Plaza
Brown’s Fabric Center
Watch the Daily
Ipiloirinda
Florida
Ocean Front
S.E
Norma Robertson
Wiley A. Bowlander
Westelle Black
Ronald Compton
Miss Black
Doyle Robertson
The
Red Goose
Decatur
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