County Home Demonstration Club Meeting Held
A County Home Demonstration Club meeting drew 31 communities to the vocational home economics building with Miss Mary Hulsey and other special guests. The discussion focused on Three Eos of Cooking Ease Efficiency and Economy, featuring representations from Eden Providence Samson Coffee Springs and Slocomb among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hulsey
Pravces -Forton
Pansy Neblin
Carrie B. ‘Tarsator
Eden
Mattie Bell Smith
Robert Bowdin
Providence
Grady Jones
Rheta Jackson
Grady Donn
Ernest Maloy
J. C. Cardwell
A. Wayne Marrow
Julia Huges
Bonnie Hughes
Willie Mae Spikes
Samson
Mary T. West
R. E. Parker
McCartney
Coffee Springs
H. C. Riley
Jewel Kelly
J. T. Thames
Hidle
Dewey E -Wise
Malvern
C. M. Collins
Slocomb
Halloween Carnival Planned at Hartford School Auditorium
Mrs. Harvey Stewart presides Hartford PTA chapter with Mrs. C. C. Edmonsson as finance chair. A Kaowe en Carnival is set for Oct 24 at the school auditorium. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. F. Collins hosted Mid-Week bridge. Hallowe en decor used yellow and black with yellow dahlias and golden berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Parents Teachers Association
Harvey Stewart
Frery Toa
C. C. Edmonsson
J. F. Collins
Hallowe'en
Junior Choir Plans For Vesper Service At Baptist Church
The Young People's Choir of the First Baptist Church will present a fifteen minute vesper program before the evening worship. The event starts at 6 45 p m with worship at 7 00 p m. Selections include Serve the Lord in Youthful Days I Surrender ALL Seal Us O Holy Spirit I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say Open My Eyes. Twenty voices perform including sopranos Jean Saunders Betty Jean Etheridge Patsy Pitman Ann Collier Manelle McPeake June Clark Mary Virginia Patterson Miriam Jones Margaret Weathers Ann Turner Jane King Sue Studlivan altos Mary Frances Strickland Eugenia Williams Carolyn Ward tenors Roy Morris Driegers Buford Nichols Davie Stephens Thomas Stephens Joe Dean Schulman.
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Young People’s Choir
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Jean Saunders
Betty Jean Etheridge
Patsy Pitman
Ann Collier
Manelle McPeake
June Clark
Mary Virginia Patterson
Miriam Jones
Margaret Weathers
Ann Turner
Jane King
Sue Studlivan
Mary Frances Strickland
Eugenia Williams
Carolyn Ward
Roy Morris Driegers
Buford Nichols
Davie Stephens
Thomas Stephens
Joe Dean Schulman
Miss Doris Adams and Roy Milner Wed at Lafayette Street Church
Miss Doris Ann Adams of Panama City Florida and Calvin Roy Milner of Dothan Alabama wed in a September 28 double ring ceremony at Lafayette Street Methodist Church. The Rev. Charles Hildreth officiated with maid of honor Miss Myrl Goff and best man John G. Dean Jr. Attendants wore aqua and powder blue as guests joined a reception at the bridegroom’s home. The couple plans a wedding trip to Alabama and Florida and will reside at 301 S Appletree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ann Adams
John E. Adams
Panama City
Fla
Calvin Roy Milner
Roy Milner
Dothan
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Charles Hildreth
D. B. Whittenberg
Myrl Goff
John G. Dean, Jr
Adams
Milner
D. M. Scarborough
Carl Milner
Harris Stephens
Robert Shelley
Dorothy Miller
Levigne Bryant
Moultrie
Carl, Jr
Carnegie, Ga
Mrs Griner Heads Marianna Society
Mrs Griner elected President of the Woman's Missionary Union at Trinity Baptist Church Marianna. Vice presidents named and officers listed for the union including mission study community missions and benevolence chairs. Two members planned a ten day trip to Mon Yor.
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Marianna
FL Griner
Woman's Missionary Union of
Trinity Baptist Church
A. G. Chappell
A. J. MacKinnon
AL B Green
S. G. Renfroe
Young Peoples
Paul McIntyre
A. B. Cromplet
A. B. Daughtry
Ivan Stevens
Mere
Tilley Mallox
Do. Smith
Margaret Fund
Margaret Adams
MM. Vv. Barnes
Deei Ation
Dan Chappell
Verna Butler
Marianna Pilot Club and Health Unit Hold Banquet
A joint banquet of the Marianna Pilot Club and the Jackson County Tuberculosis and Health Association was held at Hotel Chipola with Miss Evelyn Davis presiding. Dr W D Rosborough spoke, introduced by Rev Dan C Whitsett, with Rev A C Abney giving the invocation. Other attendees included Mrs Ramona Masure and various association and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Pilot Club
Jackson County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Hotel Chipola
Evelyn Davis
W.D. Rosborough
Marianna Army Air Field
Dan C. Whitsett
First Methodist Church
A. C. Abney
First Baptist Church
Ramona Masure
Jacksonville
Florida State Tuberculosis and Health Association
D. C.whitsett
Alice McPherson
F. M. Golson
E. H. Dickenson
L. T. Bass
A. J. Stevens, Jr
George Lawrence
C. Davis Turner
Association
J. M. Rogers
The
Lions Club
John C. Winslett
Rotary
R. S. Pierce, Jr
Kiwanians
Clyde E. Mayhall
Business and Professional Women
A. L. Babcock
Monthly Epsom Salt Dosing Boosts Egg Production
A poultry expert advises monthly dosing with Epsom salts to increase egg production. John Ivey, extension poultryman, recommends using one pound per 100 hens for each dosing, with dosing sometimes occurring more often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ivey
API Extension Poultryman
Fall Pigs Wean at Eight Weeks for Grazing Crops
Fall pigs are weaned at eight weeks and turned onto green grazing crops. The article notes livestock specialists recommend this API extension for management and feeding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
API
Daytona meeting highlights and social host scenes from Malanna
The Teceng meeting at Daytona featured program notes on jobs, peace, and foundation support. Presid ports were heard as heads discussed the year set while an informal reception followed at the Hotel Capola club hosted by Mrs Inez Welch and guests including Mrs Ruby and Miss Campbell. Ike Ris and family returned from Atlanta trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Speetayapna
A-M
Foundation
Daytona
P Hotel
Caipola Club
Campbell
T Wirds
Ruby
Inez Welch
Federal Home Loan Offer Teases Desirable Mortgage Deals
A promotional release touts federal home loan options claiming wide eligibility and attractive terms. It highlights simplified approval, competitive rates, and potential benefits for first time buyers and veterans seeking easier access to financing.
Sap Flows Fast in 50-Foot Tree Study
Stamford report says sap travels from roots to branches in hours after dyes are injected into a 50-foot-tall tree. Associate pathologist Nestor Caroselli of Bartl et t Tree Research Laboratories notes the unusual speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Nestor Caroselli
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Three Letcher County Families Push for New School District
In Whitesburg Kentucky UP reports that three neighboring families in Letcher county have 45 children and are within hollering distance, prompting a proposal to create a new school district to serve the area and its students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
Letcher County
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