Weed n Win Garden Club Hosts Informal Tea
Members of the Weed n Win Garden Club hosted an informal tea at the home of Mrs. Harold Amos to honor Gay Blade Garden Club members. About 35 guests called between 3:30 and 4:30, greeted by Mrs. J W Thomas Jr and Mrs Brandis Leonard Jr as hosts and hostesses.
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Weed ‘N’ Win Garden Club
Gay Blade Club
Harold Amos
Gay Blade Garden Club
Hostess Club
J. W. Thomas, Jr
Brandis Leonard, Jr
Weed ‘N’ Win Club
Balinese Women Don Blouses to Please Tourists
Mrs G Bagus Oka of Singaradja Bali says tourists spark an inferiority complex among Balinese and erode a key cultural practice. On a U S tour with a Smith Mundt grant she notes Balinese women once dressed in traditional style and now feel compelled to wear a blouse in public.
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Buffalo
N. Y
G. Bagus Oka
Singaradja
Bali
Oka
United States
Smith-Mundt
Grant
Move Develops Low-Grade Ore
Michigan geologists study vast upper peninsula deposits between Marquette and Nestoria for a practical low-grade iron ore mine. A plant operates with two more planned, grinding and sifting ore to raise content to 50 to 55 percent for shipping. If viable, this could supply a major new iron source for U.S. steel.
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Lansing, Mich
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Marquette
Nestoria
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Double M Club Plans Coffee For New Members
The Double M Club of the YWCA met at the Adams Memorial Building for a luncheon with 61 members and guests. Hostesses were Mesdames C. B. McGahey and L. J. Mortimer. new member Mrs. J. D. Howard was welcomed. Plans were made for the annual coffee to honor new members on May 19 at Mrs. Coy Willard’s home. Charlotte Sheffield, YWCA executive secretary, will share honors with the new members. A kiddies fashion show was outlined for the YWCA event tonight at 8 with Kiddie Korner Shop.
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Double M Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
W. G. James
Harvey Linderman, Jr
W. A. Horney, Jr
Coy Williard
Otteray Drive
Charlotte Sheffield
Kiddie Korner Shop
Lighten Up the Summer Home with Rayon Curtains and Linens
The article promotes Avisco rayon fabrics for summer’s windows and bedding. It highlights curtain styles in marquisette and ninon, easy care with warm soapy water for stains, and light blankets in summer weights. It also notes rayon shirts, stockings with flecked designs, and ironing guidance for linen weaves.
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Avisco
Ceranda
Rayon News’ Service
American Viscose Corporation
Hum and Hoe Garden Club Plans Picnic and Programs
Mrs. Howard Easter presented plans for next year’s programs at the Hum and Hoe Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. H. A. Whitfield’s home on Roland Park Avenue. A committee led by Mrs. Byron Hayworth will organize the club picnic next month and the group will oversee the Garden Center at Straughan’s Book Shop during the year.
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Hum and Hoe Garden Club
Howard Easter
H. A. Whitfield
Roland Park Avenue
Byron Hayworth
Straughan
J. H. Thompson
Country Doctor Shortage Grows in Missouri Counties
A University of Missouri survey finds Missouri lost about 1 000 doctors since 1912 while rural areas gained in the number of people per physician. As many as 37 counties exceed 2 000 residents per doctor and about half exceed 3 000. half of rural doctors are 65 or older. The study urges attractive rural locations with homes offices and schools to draw young physicians.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Agriculture College
Missouri
Missouri Coun
Missour
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Winston- Salem
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Pin Orma
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Layne
Peggy Spainhour
The
Fashion Beauty Shop
Jean Grant
Orchid Beauty Shop
Empress
Beauty Shop
Move
Pennsylvania
Jon
Oung Women's Christian Association
Madge
Rose File
Evelyn Wood
Betty Griffith
Marie Byrd
Grady Snow
Sheffield
Alladin
SERT
Gilbert’s
S. Main St
Willemstad
Curacao
Dayton
White Sale
Dayton Koolfoam
Koolfoam
Cy. Sits CO
North Wrenn
Nettie Rosenstein
Center Theatre
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