Alabama Federation President Visits Seven District Meetings
Alabama Federation President Mrs. C Clifford Adams visits seven district meetings and district clubs across the state. She outlines federation objectives for the year and urges clubwomen to support relief and employment efforts while noting the year’s hardships.
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Alabama Federation
C. Clifford Adams
Southeastern Council
Nashville
Adams
Alabama
Habakkuk
Israel
George Fertig
Plaids Steal Spotlight In Paris Spring Fashion
Paris fashion notes plaids dominating spring looks with kilts plaid jackets and plain shirts seen with checkered shirts. Designers showcase black duvetyn coats and shepherds plaid skirts while Normandy checks influence casual wear. sixth consecutive year notes low mortality rate for Oreton.
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Associated Press
Paris
Aiw
Wister
St. Torie
Lake Placid
Normandy
Oreton
Daily Menu Highlights From Alexander George College Tea
A reflective menu features Orange Bread Sandwiches with date filling and citrus accents, Cheese and Date filling on Graham bread, Chicken Circles with celery and olives, and Cocoanut Rings. Recipes include orange peel and juice, butter creamed with sugar, eggs, and vanilla, plus rolling and baking steps for light, portable tea snacks.
Watermelon grower shifts to certified seed farming
TURNS TO CERTIFIED SEED COLLEGE STATION Tex. Steve Jenkins, a Galveston Island watermelon raiser and truck farmer, followed county agent advice in 1928 to plant certified potato seed. He expanded to four sacks in 1929 and 15 sacks this year, and has ordered one carload for 1933.
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College Station
Tex
Steve Jenkins
Galveston Island
Farmer develops sweet cattle feed from honey locust pods
Raleigh North Carolina report states Charles R Hall of Lee county created an “excellent sweet feed” by grinding 100 pounds of honey locust pods with 190 pounds of ear corn and adding 109 pounds each of mill feed and cottonseed meal. The AP dispatch notes the innovative ration aims to improve cattle nutrition.
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Raleigh, N. C
Charles R. Hall
Lee County
State Club Women Increase Patronage of Curb Markets
Mary Strudwick Yarbrough appointed as chairman of home demonstration and rural cooperation aims to boost curb market patronage. She advocates forging closer ties between rural and urban women, expanding scholarships for rural girls, and pushing home demonstration in the 22 counties lacking funding.
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Mary Strudwick Yarbrough
C. C. Adams
Yarbrough
Demopolis
Old South
Clarke
Auburn
Federation
Home Demonstration
Neck ribbons return in Paris fashion headlines
Paris fashion notes report neck ribbons back after decades. White grosgrain on day dresses and velvet-bound necklines appear in Paris styles. The bulletin also covers Betty Adams appointing Lucy Campbell editor of The Alabama Clubwoman, plus mentions of social visits, weddings, and a note on Empire lingerie trends in Napoleon era fashion.
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Paris
Parialans
C. C. Adams
Lucy Campbell
Birmingham
Alabama Clubwoman
W. F. Thetford
Montgomery
Josephine
Empire
Napoleon
Christmas Holiday Visits Across Dothan Families
A rough record shows numerous residents and relatives traveling or visiting during the holidays. Names include Lafayette Alabama. Mr and Mrs T W. Mr and Mrs J C Gimmy. Wiliam Palmér. E M Grimsley. Hosea Saunders. W C Hardes. Troy Street. Mrs A J Lewis. Mariasad. Miss Elizabeth Granberry. Pearl Granberry. Miss Marthe Banvil. E H Stewert. Miss Beryl Stewart. Blanche Stem. Archibald of London. Midshipman Charles Kirkpatrick. Mrs Kirkpatrick. Verna Hart. Tommie. Mr and Mrs Toa. Dr ont. St Mathews SC. Montgomery visits noted.
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E. H. Stewert
Beryl Stewart
Blanche Stem
Maries
A. H. Archibald
London
Boland
Lake City
Fis
Carolina buying cattle in eastern North Carolina
Farmers in 12 eastern counties have purchased 1,900 head of beef cattle for breeding purposes. The AP report notes the regional deal aims to boost cattle herds and breeding stock across the area.
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Carolina
Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina
Stalk Bears 3 Les Corn Ames Tino Thomp Ap Report
Otto Thomp son of Shelby county produced a remarkable stalk of corn with two ears over 12 inches long and a third over 11 inches, each weighing more than a pound. The AP note highlights the unusual harvest and its notable measurements.
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Ames
Tino
Otto Thompson
Shelby County
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