Secrets of Charm column by Powers features home life tips
A fragmented essay style column discusses manners at home and social behavior. It contrasts cheerful openings with domestic tension, notes how evenings outside the home feel easier, and invites readers to improve family manners. It also promotes a dance booklet offer and ends with a 1988 spring date reference.
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Worry and Fear as a Fourth Human Personality Enemy
In a sermon excerpt from the book Abundant Living, the author argues worry drains the will and hinders progress. Foreseeing, planning, and long-range thinking are essential to human advancement, while fear traps people in the moment. Christians, the text suggests, should cultivate intelligent planning and long views guided by faith.
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Donalsonville Spelling Bee Produces Local Winners
Donalsonville elementary school hosts county spelling bee to select contestants for the upcoming district and state contests. Philip Yarbrough captured first place in the final test among all grade levels, with multiple students from Donalsonville and nearby schools earning section wins.
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Talmadge to outline plans to finance foundation program
Atlanta report says Governor Talmadge may address the Georgia Education Association to detail methods for funding the Minimum Foundation Program for education. Leaders seek full financing before the next school year. a resolution urging action may be introduced.
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Maternity care returns to grandma day at hospitals
San Francisco reports Franklin Hospital opens a fifth rooming in unit as part of a national shift toward mother and infant sharing a ward. Babies feed on demand and are cared for in glass cubicles by mothers, with fathers allowed closer contact and a focus on natural bonding and skills training for new parents.
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Men Garden Clubs Open Florida Meeting in Daytona Beach
The Southeastern convention of Mens Garden Clubs opened in Daytona Beach Florida with a business session and a banquet planned for tonight Principal speaker was Dr HK S Wolf from the University of Florida Agriculture Department President Charles J Hudson of Atlanta will preside over the two way confab About 100 delegates expected Yon Shikavat first Rest of the Chiatse republic took office in 1912 and Fugone Carroll second place Phinp Yarborouga will try against all schools of the county
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Pecan Talk At Madrid Farm Bureau Meeting
Madrid farmers and residents attended a regular Madrid Farm Bureau gathering Wednesday. Speakers included Skipper and L Beall with Peacock Farm Bureau Insurance. they discussed pecan cultivation, compost, nitrogen, and the Farm Bureau's role. Beall announced the next Madrid meeting would be led by M G Dawser, noting US production averages around 400 million tons.
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Gents In Germany Also Prefer Blondes
Springfield city desk reports two German brothers in Bremen sought American wives via Mayor Harry Eielson. The letters request blondes ages 17 to 21 with good figures, hoping for an exchange marriage and noting other unnamed suitors. A bizarre postscript mentions 18 grams and high frequency electricity risks.
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Civil Workers Banned From Campaigning In Georgia Election
Atlanta UP reports about 9,000 workers under Georgia’s merit system barred from political activity before the upcoming primary. The State Personnel Board refused to soften rules, keeping a strict no-politics policy. officials argued weakening the merit system could undermine it.
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AMA Asks Candidates Road Program Views
The AMA mailed questionnaires to candidates including W. B. Timmons to solicit positions on highway program and control. Questions covered current procedures, qualifications, and potential reforms, reflecting AMA interest in road policy and state transportation oversight.
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