Tri City Club Officers Serve For Six Consecutive Seasons
A feature on the Blue Pencilers of the Tri cities detailing six years of stable leadership, club programs, and notable members and projects. It highlights the Waste Basket Program for manuscript critique, the annual Survival magazine, and recognition for members like Mrs. Charles Alleyn, Mrs. Busan K. Vaughn, and Miss Pearl Sparks, plus notes on new Birmingham and Florence clubs and the club motto Down with mediocrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City
Federated Writers’ Organizations
Blue Pennell Club
Tri-cities
Maud Lindsay
Sheffield
Wilson Dam
Charles Alleyn
Busan K. Vaughn
Florence
Florence Normal School
Vaughn
Pearl Sparks
Blue Pencilers
Sparks
State Normal School of
Miss Lindsay
Blue Pencil Club
Blue Pencil Clan
Alabama Poetry Society announces annual awards results
The Alabama Poetry Society released its annual awards after judging by Ernest Hartsock, Benjamin Musser, and Ellen M Carroll. Winners include Oil South Prize first Louise Crenshaw Ray. Second division Amy Harsha Bankson and Kate Porter Lewis. Sonnet Prize first Mary Chase Cornelius. Magnolia Garden Prize Mary B Ward. Janet Erskine Ramsey Prize Annie Southern Tardy. others receive honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poetry Society of Alabama
Ernest, Hartsock
Benjamin Musser
Ellen M. Carroll
Oil South
Louise Crenshaw Ray
Amy Harsha Bankson
Kate Porter Lewis
Annie Southern
Mary Chase Cornelius
Martha Lyman Shillito
Dorothy Garret
Dadeville
Shirley Dillon Waite
Ione Guerrard
Marlow
Magnolia Garden
Lila Chapman
Mary B. Ward
Janet Erskine Ramsey
Carolyn Mayhew
J. E. Penney
Florence.m. Crow
Lucile Hargrove Reynolds
J. W. Donnelly
Florence Crow
Theosophical Society
George Fertig
Candy Making Guide From Old Mena Recipes
Recipe fragment outlines steps for making fondant and chocolate candy. Includes butter sugar milk and vanilla measurements, sugar syrup stages, cooling in cold water, rolling in sugar, and final dipping in chocolate or coconut. Mentions boiling, cooling, and shaping with guidance to avoid white portions and to use waxed paper for cooling.
Honolulu Imports California Christmas Trees
Honolulu purchases its Christmas trees from California each year because Hawaii lacks suitable evergreens. The article notes Hawaii’s snowless landscape contrasts with California’s snowy mountains, explaining the 2,400 mile distance involved to supply Honolulu with Yuletide evergreens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
California
Hawaii
Mid- Pacific
Mendelssohn Club To Sing Again on Radio
New York AP reports the Mendelssohn Glee Club of 60 male voices will broadcast Christmas week on WEAF coast to coast for the second time. The group, formed in 1866, includes notable figures like Oley Speaks and Richard Crooks and will perform with the Happy Bakers. Proceeds from the broadcast go to the club’s special funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Oley Speaks
Mandalay
Richard Crooks
Joseph Mosenthal
Francis C. Bowman
Ralph le Baliwin
Hartford Conn
Allan Robinson
Macleeelmeatier Tal Assoristion
Telast Sunnet
Edward A. MacDowell
Farm Girl Expert Outclasses Boys in Idaho Agriculture
Dorothy Perkins of Jer ome Idaho dominates in seed and livestock judging, part of a University of Idaho agriculture team that placed second in seed classes at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition and third overall. A senior agronomy major, she plans to become a seed analyst. Also reports a Christmas party for James Wells’ sixth birthday at his parents home in Ashford Alabama with numerous local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Dorothy Perkins
Jerome
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Miss Perkins
Ashford
Ala
James Wells
Mes
W. A. Wells
Johnnie Frank Hartier
Myra Jean Hall
Melton Whitehead
Franfers Wells
Graceville
Fla
Charlies Edmons Weis
Joe Wells Stanton
Lester Felows
Louise Ades
Wiiene Cain
Lira Pate
Butter McArthur
Annie Clyde
17 425 Pounds Butter Excluded From Sale By Dept
Montgomery Alabama December 23 AP The chemistry division of the state department of agriculture and industries suspended 17 425 pounds of butter from sale after inspecting 1 261 dairies 63 food establishments and 11 drug stores during the past year in a drive against fraudulent prices and unclean products The division under Dr George Marsh tested 2 116 cream samples 2 685 milk samples collected 219 ice cream samples and 69 butter samples for analysis Commissioner Seth P Storrs praised the work noting the division aims to secure wholesome milk cream butter and by products and to prevent fraud under applicable laws and regulations the sale of adulterated milk and cream is prohibited premises and utensils must be sanitary and testing equipment regulated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
State Department of Agriculture and Industries
George Marsh
Seth P. Storrs
Agriculture and Industries Department
Christmas Eve Customs In Scandinavian Parishes
St Paul reports many parsons observe Christmas with Scandinavian customs called the Yal book meaning Christmas too. Clergy dress grotesque costumes with clownish faces to visit neighbors in a Far Lowe'en style. In St Louis, Christmas trees come from Washington state and Pacific Northwest shipments arrived early December with six carloads and more expected from Arkansas country rail movements.
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St. Paul
Wmn
Parsons Og
Uneage. Ig
Minnesota
URI
JAND_ AFAR
Louis
Ozarks
St. Louis
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Olark
Henry County Bars Lazy Boys in 4-H Clubs
Henry County 4-H clubs will not allow lazy boys during the coming year. County Agent Keller asserts they want alert, aggressive members who do work, keep records, and report promptly. Director L N Duncan of the Auburn extension calls a December 2010 meeting to plan for the year ahead as a fire safety point is noted for reducing farm fire losses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Ala
Deez 3
Keller
Henry County
L. N. Duncan
Auburn Extension Service
Auburn
Dairies of Alabama Sanitation and Fraud Protection
A notice highlights measures to safeguard the public against sanitation issues and fraudulent product claims from Alabama dairies, detailing regulatory oversight and consumer protections.
Alabama summer 1990 clubs report shows county agents
A fragmentary 1990 Alabama regional item notes summer activities involving girls teams and several clubs. It mentions county agents and the involvement of Alabama groups in planned buildings and charges during that period. The readable text is partial and uncertain about full events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Production of both wet creamery butter in 199?
Fragmentary OCR notes mention production of wet creamery butter in a prior year, with no clear context or dates. Names, places, and concrete figures are absent, leaving only vague references to dairy output and a former year.
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Father of
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Christian Seland Monitor
R. 4. Moody
EU- Sule
HE. H. Baughman
Mashvile, Tenn
H. Baughman
L.baughman
Cedar Springs
J. W. Baughman
Mrs
Alice Fountain of
Gracevile
Fie
Mra
We ‘Griffin
Nelly
K. ‘Whitfield
Mra. W. D. Autrey
Sara
Carolyn
Wiethher McLeod of
Troy
Vitae Grant
Marjory Jones
Evelyn Denson
Verna Hart
Alabime College
Montevallo
Mian Angle
Laurie Driggers
Diamond Driggers
Albany
Mere
Driggers
H. G. Fania
Hittle
Bobby
W. W. Fall
Martha Lyman Shillite
Phil Wyatt
Gilbert Wyatt
Tampa, Fla
O. L. Wyatt
NEW Birmingham Club
Birmingham Poetry Club
Herbert Ward
Mountain &Tudents
YALE
Bryson City
N. C
Santa Ein Sand Hills
Hyannis
Neb
Sand Hills
Cow Country
Santa
Poetry Society
Daily Menames
Alexander George
Geristmas
Deshi, Decker Fudge
Helen Welshimer
Mendelssohn Club
Bainbridge
Webb Wells
W. A. Webb
Vera Webb
Solomon, Bazter
Slocomb
J. R. Rodney
Dalton Richardson
Ariton
Sara McArthur
Tampa
Maurice McArthur
McArthur
Willis Perry McArthur
Martha Thompson
Lella Fulford
Dothan
W.A. Pittman
Columbia
Alto Casey
Slotomb
G. E. Bell
W.E. Wells
DeWitt Williams
Atlanta
J. Williams
W. W. Cook
Carson Glass
Bugie Pate
Chemistry Dept
Ford
Solomon-Liddon Co
Chevrolet
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cit Seria
Blumberg
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