Wartime Living Offers Lessons For Children
Wartime guidance urges children to share chores and responsibilities at home and school to support the war effort. Parents are urged to assign daily tasks, ensure cooperation, and teach readiness and self reliance as a community effort during difficult times.
Ozark Kiwanis Members Shell Peanuts for Farmers Aid
The Ozark Kiwanis Club, 32 members, shelled one bushel of seed peanuts to assist farmers facing labor shortages. The project aided farmers and gave townspeople a clearer view of the farm labor issue.
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Ozark Kiwanis Club
Mambera
War Merit Points Contest Promotes Civilians War Effort
The Alabama Power Company invites children to join the War Merit Points program through the Future Homemakers of America and 1 H Club. Participants earn points for household tasks, gardening, preserving food, canning, and assisting neighbors. Prizes include War Bonds or Stamps. entry requires guardian-signed forms and ends August 31 with tallying by Alabama Power Company in Birmingham.
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Amd Dirk
Gil
Beilding
Tiene
Alabama Polytechnic
Tme
Elonor
Warner Pome
Mal Ito
Alabama Power Company
Birmingham
P.Q. Davis
Alabama Extension Service
Joe N. Poole
Merie Paine
Albams Power Company
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