Baptist WMS Circles Report On Mission Study Meetings
The Woman's Missionary Society of Headland Avenue Baptist Church met in circle meetings at members' homes. Reports describe prayer, devotionals, and Royal Service programs with several members tabbed as present or participating. Visitors and new members joined discussions while others tended to memorials and study plans.
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Baptist
WMS
Woman's Missionary Society of
Headland Avenue
Karl Kennedy
Clifford Gasted
Jetties
TB Solingaworles
Robert Hall
H Jeffries
C. C. Bruner
Bar Kennedy
Joan Savars
Mel W. Watson
Myc
Rebect
J. Woods
Lotte Moon
Robert Cherry Jed
de Kollonay
Mra
Farty Harison
J.B. Woods
Africa
M. XK. Mims
Lucy Wood Circle
Nepuet
D. Bryan
David Carmicharl
Jack Hall
Travia Waptte
Woods builds guinea pig house at $6800 cost
Federal red director Tighe Woods shows a model home in Virginia near Fort Belvoir built for 6800 dollars to illustrate economy housing. The 870 square foot structure uses redwood siding plywood interiors and glass radiant heating with asbestos shingle roof and various amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G.babeutuer
Washington
Federal
Red
Tighe Woods
Woods
Huppy
Ef Grant
Eld
Buiders
Wooda
Woods House
Frank Cortright
National Association of Homa Bullaersy Tyglandy
Frost Moe
Army
Congress
Alaska
Virginia
Fort Belvoir
Richard Bary
Julian R. Sedwick
Seabee Sud
Lams
National Association of Home Uilders
Bullet Impact on Tissue Creates Wide Entry Hole
An AP report describes how a high powered bullet transfers energy to tissue, creating a rapidly widening hole and a pulsing shock that can break bones several inches away. X ray photos from Winchester Lab show gelatin blocks mimic tissue as the bullet travels, with a wide, spreading path and a momentary maximum size before diminishing.
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Alton 1
New Haven
Wo Winchester Research Laboratory
Tie Butler
Inexpensive But Pretty Jewelry Making Demonstration
Houston County home demonstration groups learned to craft inexpensive jewelry trays and wall plaques. Led by Miss Mullette and Miss Ward, they formed copper wire bracelets, necklaces, enamel trays, and aluminum trays, then planned to teach clubs the techniques statewide.
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Homa Demonetration Club Rendera
G. W. Parke
Headland
Center HD Club
Quincy Chak
Graveville
Skippers Crossreads HD Club
Parker
Clark
Fran Mallette
Margaret Ward
Houston County
Jallette
Miss Mullette
Misa Margaret Ward
Duel Ends Amicably in St Paul With Window Damaged
In St Paul two men in a 20th century duel ended without harm as they walked off arm in arm. They reportedly threw fueling sticks through Mrs Mary Marke’s front window during the altercation before separating.
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ST. Paul
Mary Marke
Gelatin Block Size May Double at High Heat
Fragmentary report notes that under certain conditions the gelatin block could become twice its normal size, with details unclear on exact temperature or timing. The line reads as a partial trial observation from a technical note or cooking science snippet. Further readable context is needed for full accuracy.
A Modern Love Crisis and Old Time Marriage Advice
Dorothy Dix argues that heavy costs and lofty expectations strain young couples. She contends marriages collapse under wage limits and consumer pressure, urging either the bride works until the husband is solid financially or couples marry without luxury, living simply and saving together to build a lasting home.
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Mr. Kipling
Tenat
Iran
Onva
Thas
Wyseni
Ant
Truman Marshall Bloomer Gives Senators A Laugh
Washington Dispatch reports Presidents Truman and Marshall spar with a civil war tale about Maj. Gen. Edward Baker. The exchange touches on sacrifice, money, and the pull of luxury that can strain marriages, with tributes to honoring memory and lessons on love amid hardship.
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Truman Marshall ‘Bloomer
Washington
Fenellers
Volo
Truman
George C. Marshall
Edward Dickinson Baker
Guint Jok Stuart
Coptedecate Cavalry
Merahail Thongs the Tocd Baker'a “Zews! (Rear “Eesourt
Yepale
Cangess
Sun
Wayne L. Morse, Jr
Baker
Muse
Baker's
Nvsts
Rhode Island
Malloy
Nolkea Mere
Uranium Rush Of ’49 Spurs Geiger Counter Craze
The uranium rush of 1949 spurred a surge in selling Geiger counters. Dealers report quick orders from Canada and California, with Americans buying for hunting trips and curious backyard ore finds. Counts rose as buyers seek to detect radioactive minerals amid a growing wartime antiviral sentiment.
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Claire -Cox
New. York
Pakdyer
Yessireé
Rahdmer
Tata Thar Hills
Arctic
Chela
Cape Horn
Tina
Intrepd
Little
Couniers
Canada
Terao
California
Montana
Wors
Manhattan
Atare
Tlaynes
Stalos
MT Mean
Haynes
Irtier
New York
Weddings And Engagements Across Counties In July
The section reports on several nuptial announcements and ceremonies. Lee-Naisten and Finke families reveal a daughter’s betrothal, with a ceremony in Bennassomville. Palmar and Jones wed in Blakely with families in Lakeland and Blakely. Ross-Skipfer notes Miss Doris Skipper’s marriage to A P Ross in Waynesboro with services in Columbia, Mississippi, where he works for Union Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross - Skipfer
Doris Skipper
J. K. Skipper
Cottonwood
A. P. Ross
W. M. Ross
Waynesboro
Miss
Tdge V.G. Crawford
Rciating
Ross
Columbia
Union Oil Producing Company
Lake Charles Paper Begins Publication With 80 Page Edition
Lake Charles LA UP The Southwest Citizen a new daily newspaper starts today with an 80 page edition and a local edition in a modern plant. Vernon Anderson publisher says the paper will emphasize first day coverage and recruit staff from Lake Charles and across the United States. The Citizen Publishing Company formed by local businessmen names Stanley Ross editor and Joseph Hill as editor. Howard Levesque news editor and a team of editors includes Pat Burgess Jim Sharp and others. The Southwest Citizen uses United Press Associated Press and Informational News Service and employs 55 correspondents for local coverage with Arthur Gayle Jr business manager Col Alexander George circulation manager Curtis McInnis advertising manager and Lovell in composing room supervison. Guy Borgage heads the photo engraving plant.
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Lake Charles
Southwest Citizen
Conde
Vernon Anderson
South
United States
Citizen Publishing Company
Laky
Charles
Stanley Ross
el Caribe
Dominican Republic
Latin American Editors Association
Joseph
Hill
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridget
Southrresy Citizen
Howard Levesque
Louisiana
Pat Burgess
Jim Sharp
Ke Fiser
Jim ‘Sasser
United Press
Associated Press
Wews
Arthur Gayle, Jr
Citizen
Col
Alexander George
Curtis McInnis
Lovell
Tthe Jackson
Miss) Clartom-Ladger Vis
Amuperintendent
Guy Borgage
Beaumont
Tex
Tar Culane Modern
Trucaam’s Veneticia Failure Quoted On Authority
Fragmentary OCR suggests a claim by a “faaly-reliable authority” that Mr. Trucaam’s venture failed. The note ends with an exclamation and uncertainty about the first expedition’s outcome.
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Faaly
Jas Krathea
Trucaam
Moundsville Offers Free Summer Movie Series
Moundsville West Virginia residents receive free public film showings each week during the summer. The program features band music lines and a series of entertaining movies for the community.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Moundevile
Virginia City
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