Damaged Meeting Notes From Local Club Event
Fragmented OCR recounts a club gathering led by Mrs J L Warren Jr with parliamentary remarks and member comments. Mentioned items include wearner's ice em pamphlets distributed, Mrs Ford presiding, and discussion on Damascus to Tyre and Sidon plus Syria and Damascus today. Easter theme referenced.
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Partiox
Mre
J. L. Warren, Jr
Ford
Damascus
Tyre
Sidon
Richard Spill
Syria
ReSanon
Camaascus
Births Bring Three New Labors from Local Families
Mr and Mrs Lewis D Johnson announce the birth of a 140 pound baby girl named Elizabeth Sue at a local hospital on Friday. Mr and Mrs Dorman Frith announce a daughter Gloria Faye born March 21 in a local hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert M Rogers of Columbia announce a son Robert Mercer Jr born March 17. Grandparents are Mrs Edna Vann of Abbeville and Mr and Mrs Edwin H Rogers of Columbia.
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Lewis D. Johnson
Elizabeth Sue
Robert M. Rogers
Columbia
Robert Mercer, Jr
Edna Vann
Abbeville
Edwin H. Rogers
Church Circles Plan Weekly Meetings Across Local Churches
Calendar notes list multiple Baptist WMS groups meeting at 3:00 p.m. with hostesses across Headland Avenue and First Baptist followed by St Anne Guild, Episcopal, and Methodist church activities. Additional items include church mission study, youth groups, guilds, and a late Friday YW A gathering.
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Headland Avenue
Baptist
W. M.S
Anne Judson
Lille Miller
Lucy Wood
T. W. House
Ida Keyton
T. B. Cutts
Hattie Newton
H. O. Hale
Lottie ¢Moon
T. B. Murphy
Willie Kelly
Jesse Lee
George Pilcher
North Lena
Crete
G. C. Myers
Foster Street
St. Anne
The
Presbyterian Church
D. Norton Dendy
Grandview Baptist W. M.S
Julia Askew
Miss Minnig Granger
Lenora Caraway
E. T. Whitaker
Frances Pate
T. H. McKeithen
Sunbeam
Grandview Baptist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methdist Church
Grandview Church
June Owens
Dothan Recreation Center
Gwendolyn Searcy
We the Women by Ruth Millett
A guide on how wives greet husbands at home explores how everyday behavior shapes a calm evening. It contrasts warm welcomes with cool, fault focused, or stressful responses and suggests a better approach. Also includes odd laundry tips such as removing shine with water and press steam.
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Junior
Gifts Campaign for Alabama Colleges in Houston County
Theodore Jackson, Jeff Hudson and Eustace E. Bishop named to a special gifts committee to raise 2.5 million dollars for Birmingham Southern and Howard College. County co chairmen Dr. Henry A. Parker and Dr. W. F. Calhoun urged wide support across Houston County, noting the appeal transcends denominations and aims to educate Alabama’s youth for spiritual and mental growth. They expected strong responses from leaders in every field.
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Theodore Jackson
Jeff Hudson
Eustace E. Bishop
Houston
Birmingham-Southern-Howard College
Henry A. Parker
W. F. Calhoun
Alabama
Old Leaves Shucks Spread Pecan Scab Warns Expert
Lyle Brown, API extension horticulturist, warns that leaving old shucks and leaves on pecan trees promotes pecan scab by supplying spores. Removing debris, jarring limbs in damp weather, and disking under fertilizer or cover crops help reduce infection and protect next year’s crop.
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Lyle Brown
API Extension
Brown
Love and Law Stirring in Cleveland Marriage Plot
In Cleveland a U S immigration officer discusses cases where veterans seek foreign brides. A 17 year old Syrian girl from Lebanon arrived to marry a veteran, but the couple eloped after a local girl friend read of the plans. A bond of 500 dollars covered the groom's promise to wed. Another case involved an Italian girl who arrived with a fiancé but rejected him at the airport and returned to Italy at her own expense.
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Cleveland
Ault
United States
Lebanon
Italy
Grow Winter Garden Early This Summer
Auburn area farmers can start a winter garden by canning in early summer. J. C. Ford, API extension gardener, urges planting beans peas tomatoes corn beets turnip greens and other crops so canning finishes before pests and dry weather. If late summer and fall stay dry you will have a good winter supply in cans. Keep a pad and pencil to track needed supplies.
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Auburn
J. C. Ford
API
Growth program plans surface containment for infected materials
Fore growth begins will put these infected materials under the surface, where they will not be a hazard to the pecan crop.
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