Hopewell Club Holds May Dress Revue Meeting
Mrs. Lizzie Stephenson hosted the Hopewell Home Demonstration club for May. Members viewed a dress revue with twelve models and prizes awarded to Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Garner, and Mrs. Halbrooks.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1952
Page
12
Mrs. Lizzie Stephenson hosted the Hopewell Home Demonstration club for May. Members viewed a dress revue with twelve models and prizes awarded to Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Garner, and Mrs. Halbrooks.
Mrs Ray Burden hosts the May session of the Ryan Home Demonstration Club at her home. Mrs Hue Thompson presided. Miss Daisy Crawford reported on Citizenship. Miss Hawkins demonstrated home accessories and furniture layouts and noted the Chain Store Dinner at Decatur Country Club on May 30. Six women entered the dress revue. awards went to Mrs Homer Stewart first place and Mrs Earline Wright second in the Sports Dress group with additional recognitions.
An old Chinese poem cited by Wang Wei inspires a reflection on parental influence. The essay urges parents to model values through daily actions and remarks, stressing the lasting impact on children as they learn what matters in life. It challenges readers to consider home, love, and family priorities as the true measure of worth.
Limestone County listings show events at Center Hill Pisgah Brown Bethel and Montgomery May 26 27 28 with times. Lawrence County schedules Plainview Hatton Red Cross Room May 27 28. Morgan County lists Flint Bethel Falkville May 26 27 28 with host names of Mrs. organizers and times.
Hillsboro Home Demonstration club met with Mrs. James Roberts for the May meeting. She led scripture reading and prayer, Mrs. Pruitt Terry conducted song service, and Miss Blackburn gave a demonstration on new materials and machine care.
The Alaskan fur seal spends much of its life in the water and must learn to swim.
Small ocean ships moving up the Columbia River can dock in Idaho at Lewiston. The note highlights Lewiston as a port for arriving oceangoing vessels pushing upstream beyond the usual inland routing.
A report notes that there are 165 daily newspapers active in Great Britain, reflecting a dense press network. The figure highlights the breadth of print media across the country.
Mrs. W. L. Hardwick hosted the Massey Home Demonstration club for its May meeting. Mrs. Lovie Orr led devotions and a dress demonstration followed, with several club members making dresses for the revue and winners named in dress groups.
Wheeler Club May meeting led by vice president Verna McBay with 24 members present. Reports from Home Safety Clothing Freezing berries and eggs Poultry. Miss Norton announced leadership school June 5 at Presbyterian Church and booth for September county fair. Demonstration Color in the Home showcased color schemes. Meeting adjourned at 2 30 with plans for a June gathering and fair booth ideas.
The Lacey's Spring Home Demonstration club met at the church in May. Mrs. Winfrey with Miss Hawkins led the Accessories In The Home demonstration. Mrs. Mazie McCutcheon read a devotional from Proverbs as members modeled dresses for the Hart dress revue.
Mrs Roy Oden served as hostess for the Rock Creek Home Demonstration Club May gathering. Mrs Cecil Tanner led devotions and prayer, Miss Hawkins demonstrated home accessories, and a dress revue awarded prizes to Mrs Aron Oden, Mrs Cecil Tanner, and Mrs O J Self.
In June the house dress group led by Mrs. Press Andrews, the all occasion group led by Mrs. Myrtle Brown, and the sports group led by Mrs. Winfrey held a meeting. During the social hour refreshments were served to thirteen members and Miss Hawkins by Mrs. Gladys Terrell and Mrs. Sam West.
A medical column stresses starting treatment for cross-eye as soon as detected in children. It notes most cases appear early, advises consulting an eye specialist promptly, and outlines glasses and exercises before considering surgery. It warns neglect risks lifelong vision loss and psychological impact.
Priceville Home Demonstration Club held its May meeting with eight members present and refreshments served. The group discussed old and new business. the dress revue is planned for June at Mrs. W. E. Bean’s home and featured a demonstration on home accessories by Mrs. J B Robinson.
The American Bible Society announces that in 1951 the number of Bibles printed and distributed reached an all time high, marking a record for the organization.
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