The Scarlet Letter and Woodman Circle News
An ornate poem opens with reflections on tragedy and memory, followed by a local Woodman Circle meeting in Dothan No. 25. The report notes the national president could not attend the November convention and a plan to relocate it to January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Dethan Grove No. 25
Eleanor Gunnels
Willie Eunice Newton
Ruth Belcher
Annie Bell Hol Ma
Grove
Mra. Col- Uns
Mrs J T Quinn Leads Alabama Federation Of Women’s Clubs
ILLIA McKINNEY profiles Mrs. I T Quinn of Montgomery as president of the Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs. Her plan includes canned goods drives, district outreach, a state federation page with Birmingham News support, and radio broadcasts on WAPI WBRC WSFA and WODX. She’s praised for leadership, organization, and promoting ethics, conservation, and law observance within the clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Quinn
Montgomery
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
Canning
Quinn
Aly
Birmingham News
State Federation
WAPI
Birmingham
WBRC
WSFA
WODX
Mobile
Alabama
Federation
Judson College
State Commissoner of Game and Fisheries
Clvic
Waa
Club Women of
Montgomery County
Mothers’ Circle
Athens
Ms Quinn
Anniston
666 Liquid or Tablets Geleves Headache Remedy
Product brief describes 666 as a liquid or tablet remedy that relieves headaches or neuralgia within 30 minutes, claims to reduce cold symptoms on the first day, and treats malaria in three days. Also mentions 666 Salve for baby’s cold.
Mrs Quinn Praised for Service in Alabama Federation
The Alabama Federation elects Mrs Quinn as president praising her active role in Montgomery and across the state. Through multiple presidencies and community work she balances public duties with family, guiding her ten year old son Irvin T. Quinn Jr. toward conservation. Her leadership aligns with a tradition of busy, capable figures.
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Aoul
Quinn
Montgomery
Atfaifa
Alabama
Dothan
Scottie McKenzie Frasier
R. T. Conrad
Activ Ues
Irvin T. Quinn, Jr
Alabama Coeds Charms Highlight Frugal Beauty Expenditures
AP report notes University of Alabama freshman coeds spent modest amounts on beauty, with averages for 1980 freshmen showing $5.84 for beauty parlors, $86.75 on clothing, and $439 on cosmetics. The piece also mentions Miss Freshman Coed and a Columbia Woman's Missionary Union meeting in Memphis and a sewing circle gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Ala
University of Alabama
Woman's Missionary Union of Columbia Association
Memphis
Stewardship of Opportunity
J. B. Murry
Paul Stewart
Columbia
Zion
Richard Rameey
C. B. Burkett
Dormitory Bills Highlight Variations Among Students
In town figures show dormitory male students averaging 550.51 dollars while coed students from Tuscaloosa living at home run up 392.06 dollars, with overall town totals around 620.97 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
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George Scott Gleason
Lottie Pear
Fulton
Albany
Wee R. S. Ward
Hartford
George Watts
Chipley
Fis
Monay
Sam Blumberg
Tallahassee, Fla
Thedford
Anna Copeland
Anderson
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J.t.quinn
Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs
By Illia McKinney
Ward Sullivan
Leonard &. Brenner
Tom Boylan
Philadelphia
Herachal Weatherford
Jimmie D. Tindall
New Brocton
Mary Pettis Kelley
Madge Middlebrooks
Enterprise
Tom Buntin
John T. Ellie
New York
American College of Burgery
J. L
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Atlanta
Sl Sue
W. S. Wilson
Beryl Dean
Hell
Paul-Lor
Mino
Louis
Sona Et Ee
Kipling
Houston Theatre
Richard Barthelmes
David Manners, John Mack Brown
Helen Chandler Elliott Nugent
Walter Byton
Alabama Theatre
Charms Natural
O. E.'S. Sewing Circle
O. E.S. Sewing Circle
E. E. Jones
South Oates Street
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Shamrock Inn
Fred Herring, Mer
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Neurates
Pete Tal
America
Chevrolet
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Ermek Chamals
Prince
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