Busy Workers Center Township Hold July Meeting
The Busy Workers of Center township met at Miss Helen Buch's home on July 22. Members answered roll call with fashion questions, disposed of old business, and formed a candy booth planning committee for the August 11 Hillsdale church ice cream social. A decorative stitches demonstration by Miss Carol Reagoner and other programs followed, with penny contributions encouraged to fund a Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mayberry
Laura Hilton
Janice Slaughter
Vera Mayberry
Ocal
Virginia Slaughter
Clothing Club Leaders Meet at Malvern Library
The Malvern library hosted the second subject matter school led by Miss Gertrude Owen last Thursday. All attending club leaders and members expressed a positive view of the session and its outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Owen
Malvern
Miss Owen Boosts County Club Leadership
Miss Owen visits the county for the second time to train club leaders. Her pleasing manner and efficient instruction have transformed initial doubts into confidence, enabling leaders to manage their tasks creditably and with pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Owen
Our County
Center Township Farm Bureau Women Meet Twice This Month
Center township farm bureau women held two meetings in July. On July 11 Mrs. Ernest Schade led a lesson on picture hanging and furniture arrangement with a picture display from Mr. Cookus of Glenwood. On July 16 Mrs. R. N. Ross hosted an all day session on trimmings and accessories, featuring eleven new trim designs and foot care talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Farm Bureau
Ernest Schade
C. W. Cully
Cookus
Glenwood
R. N. Ross
C.W. Culley
C. W. Culley
Forty arrestees in Swiss nakedness protest
Forty members of a four-person back-to-nature group in Berne, Switzerland, were arrested for going without clothes. The incident prompts comment on clothing norms and a printed quote from the Houston Post-Dispatch criticizing constitutional amendments as meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Plowing and seeding notes plus 4H club meeting
Instructions on fall seeding and moisture conservation stressing deep plow, weed-free seed bed, and proper depth. Also reports 4H club girls of Ingraham township meeting at Mrs. Stranathan's with full attendance, election of Miss Muriel Swartz as president, and fifteen enrolled with plans for more members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of the Unibe
Cleveland Plain-Desler
Ingraham
Ingrhasm Township
C. J. Stranathan
Muriel Swartz
Alzo Anderson
Eighty Thousand Dollar Re Fund To Live Stock Men
The Chicago Producers Commission Association closed its third year with 16 784 car loads sold totaling 31 418 676 28. A refund of about 80 000 will be paid to consigners who are members. A July 1 traffic and claim department will handle transportation and claims free of charge. Also advised are poison bran bait recipes for alfalfa seedings, and requests for seed rye and surplus barley. Mills County Fair August 3 7 invites exhibitors and notes farm bureau efforts and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Producers’ Commission Association
Chicago
Tey
Mills County Falr
Mills County Agricultural Society
Fair Association
Farm Bureau Board
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Board to Meet Saturday in Des Moines Talks Land Valuations
The Farm Bureau board of directors will hold a regular session Saturday at the office to tackle land valuations for tax purposes. Mee Cadwell, appointed to represent the bureau before the executive council in Des Moines, has been gathering data to correct large conclusions about Mall County land values and average yields per acre.
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Ofth Farm Bureau
Mee M. Cadwell
Farm Bureau
Executive Council
Des Moines
Malls County
Bross
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Trips
Henderson sails home to Holdridge Nebr. Shultz and Simmonds visit relatives. McMullen family and Harovers visit Carson and Lincoln. Niagara Falls trip praised. University student Neva Harris back for vacation. Wheat yields shrink in part as farmers thresh. A large basket supper and programs delight the community. Meetings to commence next Sunday led by evangelist and singer. Numerous visits to Red Oak Malvern and Silver City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sailing
Holdridge
Nebr
Otto Shultz
Omaha
Pauline Simmonds
Carey
Hastings
R. W.mcmullen
Maggie
Willisea
W. C. Harover
Carson
Brown
B. Harover
Edar Rapids
Lone Star
Niagara Falls
Neva Harris
University Hospital
Elsie Harris
Red Coak
Harvey
Lucy Cecil
Silver City
Will Copper
Geneva Hurter
Charlotte Jameson
Eva Munter
Malvern
Red Oak
Will Coper
Charles Swaney
Mrs. Swaney
Jameson Keane
Forrest Snodgrass
Emerson
Davis
Glenwood
Enna Mussleman
Meyers
Joe Parker
Scribbler
Imezene ‘Truoreday
Doers of the Word in James for Augwat 2 Lesson
The lesson on James outlines how Jewish Christian readers endure trials and faults such as pride jealousy and cowardly compromise. It offers Engrafted Word concepts including hearing slow to speak wrathless reception and the call to doers of the Word evidenced by self knowledge pure religion bridling the tongue aiding the needy and separation from worldliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Nevers
Christ
God
Giving Up Pleasure for Character Says Emerson Quote
A quotation notes that true character requires skipping immediate pleasure. It cites Jesus as impressed by the amount a man gains through self denial, attributed to Henry Emerson Pobedick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Herry Emerson Pobdick
Crowning Day Recall in Charles Inglis Quote
A clipped quotation recalls a coronation theme tied to scripture as Charles Inglis notes belief in overcoming and sings a line about a crowning day, reflecting historical religious phrasing. The fragment emphasizes triumph and anticipation within a devotional frame.
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Charles Inglis
Judge Bishop and the Ambitious Blacksmith
A humorous vignette recalls Judge William Bishop testing a young jobseeker Henry for legal study. The candidate admits scant reading beyond a Kentucky state history book as the judge stresses the need for classic authorities and constitutional knowledge.
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Priest
William Bishop
Border South
Furien
Jedge
Henry
Bishop
Blackstone
United States of
State of Kintucky
Sishep
The
Central Press Answeiitien
Military Language Lesson From World War I
A World War I anecdote recalls a colonel in a French theater who insisted soldiers address officers with proper military language. A black corporal, during shellfire, scrawled a brief field message to Lieutenant Seth B McClintos of the Black Regiment detailing heavy fire and awaiting orders with a brief sign off from James Jordas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mégro
France
Seth B. McClintoes
Jordas
Time of Trials in Our Town Judge and the New Whiskey
In a bygone era a southern judge, fond of a teddy before and after dinner, disdained a new distillery on Mayfield road famous for potency. A visitor asks about its whiskey. the judge claims many have tried it, implying wary curiosity about the latest spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottle One-Horne
Gowig
Mayfield Road
Local Social News Highlights from Jameston
Mr and Mrs J B Dement of Jameston visit D P Dement in town. Mrs Jentie Killenbarger returns from Mt Ayt visiting sisters. Miss Margaret Weed of Bigin Ill visits. Mr and Mrs O R Grant of Lenfox visit. Tracy Pike returns home to Glenwood. Mrs H F Cheney and Ruth and James Cheney drive to Shenandoah. Several attend Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha. Baptist Third Division Aid bake sale raises eight dollars. Various relatives visit, travel to Omaha Malvern Hillrose Niagara Falls and Shenandoah for reunions and church events. Includes short humorous clippings about politicians and public life.
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J B. Dement
Jameston
D .P. Dement
Jentie Killenbarger
Priar
Mt. Ayt
Margaret Weed
Bigin
Tll
Min
BR. Grant
Len
Fox
Gertrude
Ralph
Glenwood
Dan Hurst
Uo Omaha
Ak-sar-ben Dem
H. F. Cheney
Ruth
James
Erle Honeyman
Margaret
Evangeline Cheney
Shenandoah
M. E. Shanon
Springfield
Baptist Third Division
pComer
Edith DeHart
Hatfield
J. L. Evans
Omaha
Alt
W. P. Long
Strahan
Charles Slidd
Misses Good
Malvern
Elmer Bass
Anc
Hill‘rose
Colo
Irvin
Robert Good
Will Oliver
J. F. Barnes
Arthur White
Faith Dunn
Hazel Adams
Hazel Grayson
Pearl McLain
Pearl Long
Fern Smith
Mildren
Emma Weed
Olive Okerburg
Niagara Falls
Hona Falls
The
Baptist Assembly
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Mills County Arm
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Fred Fag Whar
Nelles
Office Ass't
J. W. Carter
Othe Wealin
Vice
Prec
D. O. Cunningham
Henry Buch
Treas
D. Ni McGrew
John Clark
R. K. Henderson
Albert Schoening
Chas Plumer
W. E. Klindt
PH. Slaughter
K. C. Hopp
H. W.sawyers
J. M. Johnson
John Evans
W. Mo Vestal
Guy Breeding
Ernext White
Will Powles
TCA Cay
Ames
Warner
Towa
Warmer
Colorado
PEC
Colorado Bookstet
Houston Post-Dispatch
Congress
China
Philadelphia Bulletin
Farm Bureau Board OF Directors
Henderson
Augwat
Lmegon Tert—Inc
Te Bodra
Ieermediate
Benton
Raligion Accordisa
Jamen
South Bend Tribune
Prince of Wales
Smoll
Mon
Washington
Chicago News
Asia Minor
Coney Island
Dayton
Tenn
Bok
Macon Telegraph
Darrow
Dallas News
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis News
Fullerton
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