Social and Personal Notes From February 3 Edition
Social and Personal items note the Order of the Eastern Stay celebrating a 40th birthday anniversary at a February gathering, the Rose Garden Club meeting at the Experiment Station, and invitations issued by Mrs. Hull and Mrs. McNeitl for a Saturday collection at Mrs. Hall’s home. Miss Ruth McLain and Siner B. Davis wedding plans are announced for February 6 in Gordon, with a dinner hosted by friends.
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Sanur B. Davis
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Treasury Plans Six Weeks Bond Campaign
Washington reports the Treasury will start a six week savings bond drive on May 16 to curb inflation and broaden ownership of government securities. President Truman and Secretary Snyder expected to participate in the May 15 launch, with groundwork beginning April 19 in states. Series E bonds already form the nation’s largest held security, with about 60 million people owning 32.284 billion dollars outstanding at year start. Whale oil is used for glycerine, snaps and creams.
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Melrose Home Demonstration Club organized with officers
The Melrose Home Demonstration Club formed January 13 at Mrs. Jewell Still's home with Mrs. Lorraine Backwood presiding. Officers elected include President Mrs. Harold Hartsfield Vice President Mrs. Jewell Stil Secretary treasurer Mrs. H Patterson Reporter Mrs. Cil bert Brown Recreational Director Mrs. J F Merchant. Leadership roles were assigned in child development home industry landscaping and home grounds food preservation foods and nutritions. The club planned to meet the third Tuesday monthly with Alva to observe birth anniversaries. stenciling is the February 1 demonstration at Mr Harold Harsfield's home. The Green Laseter Club met at Mrs. Fred Hunt's home. Devotional by Mrs. Sam England, roll call on yard plans, talks on brooder houses raising chicks and better lunches. Next meeting at Mrs. Clifton Booth with readers to be appointed. a plated lunch was served to thirteen members two children and a new member. Columbus 4-H Club had its regular-
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Jewell Still
Lorraine Backwood
Harold Hartsfield
Jewell Stil
H. Patterson
Cilbert Brown
J. F. Merchant
J. Patterson
Jewell
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Green Laseter
Fred Hunt
Sam England
Dragoo
Miller
Clifton Booth
Dession
Tilman Bearden
Hempstead District Scouts Plan Summer Camp and Events
In Hempstead district a troop id summer camp is planned at Camp Pioneer for a week in June or July. August features a water sports meet for scouts. Under Bil Wray, district activities include May meetings for the annual olycapies and a busy year round program.
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Bil Wray
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Council
Swine Production Demonstration Led by Local Officials
On January 20 a Far meeting featured Bon inte Jo Sipes president presiding along with Howard G. Ford Extension meat specialist and Byron Huddleston Assistant County Agent guiding better swine production methods in Hempstead County. Lorraine Blackwood Home Demonstration Agent led girls in a house shoe making demonstration.
Queen of Diamonds Clues Dinner at Fancy California Resort
The Conovers win an expense paid vacation at a swank California resort after appearing on a quiz show. A mysterious man with a bloody headprint sparks suspicion while a waiter’s coinci dence and a Queen of Diamonds card hint at a plot. The scene unfolds at the Ship of the Desert restaurant as the couple senses they are being watched.
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Baptist Baptism Held in Hot Springs Bathhouse
A 70 year old arthritis patient was baptized into the Church of Christ in a Hot Springs bathhouse after park officials granted special permission. J T Wall of Waverly Tennessee requested immersion but medical concerns led to a morning ceremony instead.
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J.T. Wall
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Clyde C. Corner
Wall
The Doctor Says on Longevity and Aging Trends
A historical medical note discusses rising life expectancy from improved disease control and projected demographic shifts. It notes 1900 3 million over 65 rising to 14 million by 1960 and beyond, plus implications for schools housing and healthcare in an aging society. It mentions acidosis rarely, and food packers selling to many outlets.
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United States
Charity And Duty In A Wary Dear Dorothy Dix
A widow asks how to handle a husband who lends freely and leaves the family short. Dorothy Dix advises setting home affairs first and questions the man’s generosity as self-flattering. Primary duty is to provide for wife and children before lending to relatives or friends.
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Grey
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Library Club Program At High School Assembly
The high school Library Club plans an assembly at 1 pm on Friday featuring a special program with a chorus and cast. Mary Louise Copeland serves as announcer, with Roberta Howard, Charlene Rogers, Marilyn Shiver, Barbara Sraith, Charlotte Tarpley, and Nanette Williams in the chorus, and Sara Lauterback on pang accompaniment. Pan sy Smith provides book facts, with dialogue by Tursie J Shaw and Cornelia Petre, and a play by sponsor Mrs. Mitchell Sparks. Cast includes Betty Somers, Jessie Mune Givens, Tursie Shaw, Cornelia Petre, Jane Brumley, Marlene Fought, Fessie Haytsfield, Norma Morrison, Mary Ann England, Lenora Hatfield, Fern Cross, and Mildred Taylor.
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Roberta Howard
Charlene Rogers
Marilyn Shiver
Barbara Sraith
Charlotte Tarpley
Nanette Wiliams
Sara Lauterback
Pansy Smith
Tursie J. Shaw
Cornelia Petre
Frantic Firefight at Michigan Sanitarium Tragedy
An early morning blaze at a Michigan sanitarium left a priest and several residents in danger as firefighters battled the flames. One individual, identified as a 92 year old Army lieutenant, reportedly escaped or was aided amid the smoke while residents struggled to reach exits. The chaotic scene implies significant structural damage and a rapid spread of fire through several rooms.
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