Birthday gathering honors Lewis Dupree's ðieth birthday
A small group assembled Sunday at the home of Lewis Dupree to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Present were Archie Dupree and daughter Peggy, Fred Hollis and wife, Charles Parrish and Tyrone, Charlie Dupree, Robert Ingram and wife, Bob Ingram, and Lewis Dupree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dupree
Mr. Dupree
Archie Dupree
Peggy
Fred Hollis
Charles Parrish
Tyrone
Charlie Dupree
Robert Ingram
Bob Ingram
Mya
Miss Ethel Deloney Honored At Shower By Ozark Hostesses
Miss Ethel Deloney of Ozark Lindeeizer was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mina Martha Ann Ard and co host Laura Dillard. Guests from Ozarks attended with names listed and a note of seasonal flower decor. Also mentions Mrs M Friedman and family visiting from Tuscaloosa and a stray paragraph on infrared photography tech.
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Ethel Deloney
Ozark
Eneron
Mina Martha Ann Ard
Laura Dillard
Florence Carroll
Jane Weho
Allowee Williford
Alexe
Janice Grace
Anne Carrell
Martha
Rhoda Holman
Janet Garner
Ann Kolb
Jean Clouse
Birth Announcements From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Martin Bostic of Madison Avenue announce the birth of Michael Ray on September 6 in a local hospital. Mr and Mrs Junior Hodges report a daughter Xylorose born August 25 at a focal hospital. Mrs Hodges was formerly Clarice Thompson. Mr and Mrs Buford Peacock of Malvern announce Bobby Earl born August 20. grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jim Davis of Slocomb Route 1 and Mr and Mrs Carlton Peacock of Malvern. A son George Reginat Lewis Sr born August 19 to Mr and Mrs George R Lewis and Mamie Lee Garrett, 419 Madison Avenue. grandparents are Mr and Mrs C J Lewis Route 1 and Mr and Mrs J E Garrett of Ashford Route 1. Mr and Mrs D B Pynes of Gordon are parents of Ronald Drew born August 17. P Hall of Ashford and F Pimrs of Gordon are Ronald’s grandparents.
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Martin Bostic
Dorothy Wade
Madison Avenue
Michael Ray
Junior Hodges
Henry Green
Xylorose
Buford Peacock
Malvern
Ton
Bobby Earl
Jim Davis
Slocomb
Awa
Carlton Peacock
George Reginat Lewis, Sr
George R. Leung
Mamie Lee Garrett
Madfiat Avenue
C. J
Lewi
J. E. Garrett
Ashford
D. B. Pynes
Gordon
Ronald Drew
P. Hall
F |Pymrs
Ronald
Chemical Kills Moths Ate Hole in Carpet at OSU Residence
Ohio State University's entomology department conducted its annual moth decontamination at President Bevin's Bevis Hall home while he and his wife were away. A new chemical damaged the living room carpet, rug on the sunporch, woodwork, and a bathroom, leaving the couple horrified.
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Columbia
NEA
Ohio State University
Howard J. Hevns
OSU
Bevi
Etomology Department
Panama's Tocumen Airport Faces Funding Delays
The Tocumen National Airport in Panama City remains unfinished as the administration building's top two floors lack completion due to ongoing funding. Since opening in 1947 for foreign airlines, American carriers have operated from Canal Zone fields. Panama insists commercial aviation should be based locally, planning to finish the top two floors and additional hangars as soon as funds allow.
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Ralph K. Skinner
Panama City
Panama
NEA
Tecumen National Airport
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
Civil Aeronautics Adminisrration
Tocumen
Manana
Ocumen
Pan American
Panagra
Braniff
Sad
Republic
CAA
Manani
Sam
Todmen
V. S
Itl
Toromen
Panima
Moth Experiment Leaves Holes In Carpeting
The zoology and entomology department head Prof. David P. Miller contemplates the unknown chemical used in a moth control test. Ohio officials finished the residence to the university president, cutting costly carpeting. The moths appear gone, suggesting potential success of the experiment.
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Department of Zoology and Entomology
David P. Miller
State of
Ohio
New UC Lab Device Measures Air Contamination Levels
AP reports a University of California laboratory invented a new gadget to quantify air pollution. The device uses a revolving glass disc and a sensitive sensor to collect and measure airborne contaminants, offering a precise readout of contamination in the environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of California Atome Laboratory
Wardrobe Planning Before Buying Teen Toys
A thrift wardrobe plan helps teens avoid overspending on school clothes. Begin with last season’s wearable pieces and build a cohesive color scheme around a solid suit, plaid skirt, and a two piece dress. Focus spend on basics and harmonize accessories to match the overall color palette.
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NBA
Last-Minute Rush Sessions Are Bad For Teen Anger?
ALICIA KART NER Staff examines how last minute dressing and cram sessions affect teen girls and parents. The piece argues last minute prep leads to stress and poor school work, urging organized free hours for homework and self care to reduce rushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Kartner
Weller
Dreas
Junior
Tire
Aluminum car weighs 770 pounds with battery and motor
An aluminum car weighing about 770 pounds with a battery and charged electric motor was involved in an incident in Pacis.
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Pacis
Battery development for ultra cold start success
An electric battery has been developed to start an engine at extremely low temperatures. Tests show reliable ignition at 65 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, indicating significant improvement for cold weather performance and potential use in winter conditions.
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Montgomery
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Meridian
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Dallas
DIAL
Sterling
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Sterling Shop
North Foster
Cheryl Ann Walter
San Francisco
Mom
Eoklog
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Confort
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N, Foster St
Dothan, Ala
Dothan Eagle
W. 3Th St
New York
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Red Cross
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Gregueline Suedes
AMAA
Dothan
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N. Foster
Blumberg Frigidaire Cooking Schools
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Jitney Jungle
Miss Waldrop
Frigidaire Home Economist
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