Tanner Club Hears Report On Dairying
Mrs Gordon Stewart hosted the Home Demonstration club May meeting with 19 members present. Reports covered Freezing Strawberries Eggs and Dairying stressing winter grazing. Announcements noted Leadership school in Athens June and County Fair in September. A luncheon followed and a color in the home talk was given. A summer banquet trip planning occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Stewart
C. F. King
Miss Norton
Sidney Hardison
Elizabeth Black
Tippie Jenkins
W.S. Sweetland
Grab Bag Planned At Next Meeting Of Southeast Club
Southeast Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. William Patterson home in May. Mrs. B L Floyd led the session with minutes and roll call. Dress revue crowned winners Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Herman McKee and Mrs. G H McKee. Next meeting set at Mrs. Milford Black home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Club
William Patterson
B. L. Floyd
G. H. McKee
Milford Black
Miss Hawkins
Six Members Enter Union Grove Club Dress Revue
Union Home Demonstration club May meeting hosted by Mrs Velma Walker with co host Mrs Dorothy Grubbs. Mrs John Hamilton opened the session. Mrs Mark Grubbs led hymn history and Mrs Emma Garner gave a devotional linking May days to prayers. Six women entered the dress contest with M C Oliver winning house dress, A R Hamilton all purpose, Mollie Jo Bowling dress up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove Club
Velma Walker
Union Home Demonstration Club
Dorothy Grubbs
John Hamilton
Mark Grubbs
Austinville Club Donates Towels to School Lunchroom
The Austinville Home Demonstration Club held its May meeting at Mrs. Pervin Isley with co hosts. Members shared devotional thoughts and reports on charity drives, including donations to a T B Sanatorium, a county library gift, and a clothing and furniture relief effort with most items delivered. The group cleared $111.75 in fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinville
Pervin Isley
G. C. Mann
Blythers
June Meeting Set With Mrs Tim Sharp
A June meeting is scheduled to be held with Mrs Tim Sharp. The note mentions her involvement and confirms the time frame for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Tim Sharp
Some Causes and Treatment Of Bleeding Beneath Tissues
Infections and toxins can cause bleeding beneath the skin and mucous membranes. Diseases like measles typhoid typhus scarlet fever and smallpox injure blood platelets. Heavy X rays allergies and certain drugs may also trigger bleeding beneath tissues.
Antioch Home Demonstration Club May Meeting Report
Mrs. Hubert Lang hosted the Antioch club session with Mrs. H. L. Davany presiding. The group heard a history of Now The Day Is Over and a reading of the 23rd Psalm followed by prayer. Information on poultry and clothing was shared by Mrs. Grady Smith and Mrs. J. O. Marsh, and an accessories for the home demonstration was given by Mrs. Lang and Miss Norton. The club adjourned to meet June 10 with Mrs. Joe Marsh. social hour followed with numerous members served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thompson
Doyce Smith
R. L. Hamilton
Joe Jones
Hubert Lang
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
H. L. Davany
Joe Marsh
Grady Smith
J. O. Marsh
Miss Norton
Raymon Marsh
Lewis Marsh
Gordon Marsh
Sherman Marsh
Leadership School Set for Moulton May 13
The Chalybeate Home Demonstration club met May 9 at Mrs. Olene Lovette's home with Mrs. Buttram presiding. The group sang How Firm the Foundation and prayed, with devotional by Mrs. Ruby Lee Terry. Secretary Mrs. Violet Lanier read minutes and announced a Leadership school in Moulton on May 13. Miss Blackburn demonstrated sewing equipment, and refreshments were served for listed members. The group adjourned to meet in June with Mrs. Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalybeate Home Demonstration Club
Olene Lovette
Buttram
Ruby Lee Terry
Violet Lanier
Moulton
Home Accessories Demonstration At Neels Meeting
The Neel Home Demonstration club met in Mrs. Vercy Ellis's home for May. Miss Hawkins led a home accessories demonstration and welcomed new member Mrs. Lillie Ellis. Nine members and one visitor attended. lunch followed. The group adjourned to meet June 12 at Mrs. Mamie Copeland's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neel Home Demonstration Club
Vercy Ellis
Laddie McDonald
Nell Johnson
Jim Maddox
Miss Hawkins
Perkins Milam
Mamie Copeland
Accessories for the Home Demonstration Day Highlights
Mrs. Eleanor Liverett thanked members for contributing cup towels for the school lunch room and noted the group already provides paper towels. She urged members to improve mail boxes and help paint new farm signs. The program “Accessories for the Home” featured Mrs. W A Thompson with demonstrations and discussion. Miss Hawkins invited county club presidents to the Decatur Chain Store Dinner on May 30 and announced the Mother-Daughter Tea in Hartselle on June 7 plus a June county dress revue. Eight dress revue entries saw Mrs. B D Cagle win for dress up and Mrs. Coleman win all occasion group. Refreshments were served to twenty-two members, three visitors, Miss Hawkins, and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Liverett
W. A. Thompson
Club Calendar for Limestone Morgan and Lawrence Counties
Limestone County listings show May 19 Reid 1 30 School May 20 Wheeler 10 30 Club House May 21 O neal May 22 Copeland May 23 Salem 2 30 Club House Morgan County entries include May 19 Valdermosa 2 00 Mrs Jordan Matkins May 20 Eva 2 00 Mrs Byron Vann May 21 Hopewell 2 00 Mrs Gordon Battles May 22 Lacey s Spin 2 00 Schoolhouse May 23 Windes 2 Vernon Sandl in Lawrence County January May 19 Courtland 2 00 American Legion Building May 20 Hillsboro 2 00 Mrs Aaron Goodwin May 21 Aldridge Grove 2 00 Mrs Floyd Hill May 23 Blackground 1 30 Mrs John Crisler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Wheeler
Club House
Oneal
Copeland
Salem
Club
Morgan County
Valdermosa
Jordan Matkins
Eva
Byron Vann
Hopewell
Gordon Battles
Lacey
Windes
Vernon Sandl
Lawrence County
Courtland
American Legion
Hillsboro
Aaron Goodwin
Aldridge Grove
Floyd Hill
Blackground
John Crisler
Sewing Club Meeting Highlights New Fabrics and Equipment
Mrs. C. W. Fergerson opened her home for the Midway Home Demonstration club May meeting with roses on display. Officers and members discussed planned sewing purchases for the year, devotional and creed, and reports from Farm Bureau Rural Youth Citizenship and Community Activities. Gifts of the month and sunshine tokens were exchanged as guests enjoyed drinks and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fergerson
Midway Home Demonstration Club
Alton McWhorter
Elmer Parker
Eva Shelton
America
Fergerson
Farm Bureau
Lewis Suggs
Leon Bryant
J. W. Parker
PTA Convention Opens 56th Annual Meet in Indianapolis
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers opened its 56th annual convention in Indianapolis with a plea for world peace starting at the home. Mrs. John E. Hayes of Twin Falls spoke as part of the opening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
John E. Hayes
Twin
June visitors join families for gathering
Two visitors Mrs. Robert Shelton and Mrs. Revelle Fergerson visit with six children along with Mrs. Ruby Waugh during June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shelton
Revelle Fergerson
Ruby Waugh
Falls Idaho President Keynotes Convention Address
The Falls Idaho president keynoted the convention with a pledge that the slender but unfailing love for a child can weave a world community fabric strong enough to contain lasting peace for all the world.
Scientists Photograph Tiny Germs Through Microscope
Scientists measure the size of minuscule germs by capturing photographs through a microscope. The technique links imaging with scale to estimate microscopic dimensions.
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North Alabama
Homemaker’s Page
Hartselle
Morgan County High
Decatur
Bettie Lou. Horton
Falkville Fha
Falkville Future Homemakers Club
Peggy Bailey
Sarah Hadley
Betty Wilson
Ruth Alvis
Kay Bryant
Maxine Bennich
Mary Ann Alldredge
Kathleen Holladay
Ann Boger
Tanner Club
Neal Stephenson
Emma Garner
Goidel’s Drug Store
Decatur Transit
Austinville Club
Kenneth Craig
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
L. W
Somremat
Antioch Club
Neel’s
Eva Beta Club
Peggy Bryan
S.D. Childers
Shirley McDonald
Winfred Morgan
Doris Neel
Rolland Oden
Gwendolyn Vincent
Gwennell Taylor
Nell Moses
John Gilbert Norris
Marie Andrews
Willodean Hill
Flossie Oden
Janet’ Selfoa Holmes
Barbara Childers
Betty Ruth Graham
Betty Lou Woodruff
Helen Cavar
Leon Morgan
Daily Pro
EVA Fha
Eva Future Homemakers of America
Ali¢ée Holmes
Miss Voney
Givenell Taylor
Janet Self
Reva Lewis
Neil Moses
Dean Hill
Limestone County
Eva Gray
J. O. McWhorter
A. L. Rose
R. H. Evans
H. Leon Reeves
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