What Young People Think on School Buses
Eugene Gilbert reports teen views on school bus funding. A survey of 727 youths shows 57 percent want buses, 80 percent cite health and safety benefits, and 30 percent worry funds could be better spent on teachers or buildings. Teens favor one mile walks for younger students, and many prefer parents or private cars for travel.
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Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research Co
Lindstrom
Merchantville
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In. J
Transpor
Lake Bogacki
St. Louis
Nancy Wilkens
Chicago
Marianne Leverenz
Flaine Bensi
Betsi Jean
Dick Gimlin
Buffalo
Priscilla Anne Davis
Williamson
Marlene Krowitz
Detroit
Betst deRaesmes
Noroton
Conn
Weddings and parties mark busy Emerywood weekend
A sequence of receptions rehearsals and weddings unfolds across Emerywood venues. Miss Mary Lou Culler and Harrison Snider plan a Friday ceremony at Emerywood Baptist Church with a reception at Emerywood Country Club. Services for Vicki Hayworth and Dovet Lambert are set at High Point Friends Meeting and a separate Caney Gallimore wedding at Mt Vernon Methodist Church with a post ceremony cake cutting at the Crafts home.
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Mary Lou Culter
Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Dr
S. New UN Hayworth
Sunset Dr
Vicki Hayworth
Sgt
Dovet Elmer Lambert
Culler-Snider
Emerywood Baptist Church
Mnother
B. B. Culler
Westwood
Barbara Neal
Mesdames Houston Sloan
Vernon Jones
Linda Lee Caney
Ralph Harrison Gallimore
Mt. Wetton Methodist Church
Roy Crafts
Trinity
Hayworth - Lambert
High Point
William $. Creech
Mary Anne
Betsy
Mary Lou Culler
Harrison F. Snider
Faculty Wives Club
J. H. Allred
R. B. Culler Jr
R. A.culler
High Point Friends Meeting House
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Biennial Meeting of Southern Synodical Women’s Guild Held in Corinth
The Tenth Biennial Meeting of the Southern Synodical Women's Guild convenes at Corinth Church in Hickory on April 19 and 20. Delegates include Mrs. Adrian Watson Mrs. Arlene Prevatte and Mrs. R A Mensendiek from First Reformed Church along with Mrs. Wm C Hilton Mrs. Ralph Martin and Mrs. Clifton Livengood. Miss Frances Kapitski president of the National Women's Guild will deliver the keynote. Worship will be led by Mrs. Ray Gordon president of the Women’s Fellowship of the Southern Convention of the Congregational Christian Churches. Utah is noted for its “bee hive State” claim and the “Mor Mon State.”
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Southern Synodical Women's Guild
Corinth Church
Hickory
Adrian Watson
Arlene Prevatte
R. A. Mensendiek
First Reformed Church
Wm. C. Hilton
Ralph Martin
Clifton Livengood
Frances Kapitski
National Women’s Guild
Ray Gordon
Women's Fellowship of the
Southern Convention of the Congregational Christian Churches
Beauty on a Budget at Riviera Cold Wave Sale
West End Beauty Shop advertises a budget friendly beauty deal with a $5.05 call offer and a guaranteed cold wave service at 1505 English 8th, urging readers to call today for regular pricing.
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Riviera
West End
Beauty Shop
Female Ailments Lydis Pinkham's Remedy
Advertisement claims Lydis and Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provide relief from discomforts of skin changes and monthly pain. Notes use of liquid formula and blessed relief from ailments described with period imagery and promotional tone.
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Pinkham
College Degrees For Women More Important Than Ever
Dorothy Koe reports that the American Council on Education urged that a college education remains vital for women. High school girls should pursue higher studies despite rising teen marriages, with many women expected to work full time for 25 years.
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Mary
Commission On the Education of Women
American Council of Education
Mabel Newcomer
Vassar College
Jane
Opal D. David
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Sara Smith
Griffin
Susan Moore
Reformed Church
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Briggs & Stratton
GRANT
Curtaing & Draperies
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Ang
Ric-Rap
Grant Co
Dorothy Koe
Women's
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Ota
Tong
Minna
Pehl
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