Here Are Quints and Their Snow Blanketed Home
NEA Service reports Callander Ontario in deep winter with minus 30F temperatures and a constant snow cover. The Di Ohne quintuplets enjoy daily outdoor activities from tobogganing to skiing, with neighbors, photographers, and movie crews capturing their joy. The five girls, raised outdoors, entertain visitors despite cold, while a five acre yard provides sledding and play space. A snowbound scene features poinant family gatherings, church-style entertainments, and community demonstrations on home life and warmth.
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NEA
Callander
Ont
Photographer's Paradise
Caer
Ema
Dionneville
Centerville Club Notes from February Meetings
Centerville Home Demonstration Club met February 7 at Mrs. P F Campbell's home with a varied program including songs, history talks, and readings. McCaskill club met February 3 at Mrs A H Rhodes's home outlining the Five Year Landscape program and planning to enter a Drama Tournament. New members joined both clubs. several members were named as Home Accounts demonstrators for 1938.
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McCaskill
A. H. Rhodes
Melva Bullington
J. QO. Harris
C. S. Billicks
Valentine
C. S. Bitticks
J. M. Curtis
W. W. Rodgers
E. W. Rinehart
P. M. Rhodes
Local Visitors and Sunday Guests Across Towns
Washington Dr J C Williams visited Prescott Monday. Mrs J A Wilson Mrs Lee Holt and Miss Bessie Trimble hosted lunch at Mrs Bessie Battle’s Fulton home. Joe Jackson and sons Slingley and Kinney spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Yarberry near Hope. L Pilkinton James Pilkinton and Van Hayes visited friends in Delight Pike county Sunday. Mayane child oot and Letha Jaxzier with Pree Norwood spent Sunday afternoon with relatives in Texarkana. Samuel and Kendall Smith of Hope were Sunday guests of Mrs Luther Smith. Wilson Stewart of Shreveport spent Sunday with Mrs Emmit Stewed family. Mr and Mrs C C Stunt had supper with relatives in Columbus Sunday evening. Mrs Bee Hult chairman of Districts Jeet the Quaching Presbyterian attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Williams
Prescott
J. A. Wilson
Lee Holt
Bessie Trimble
Bessie Battle
Fulton List
Joe Jackson and Sons
Slingley and Kinney
J. &. Yarberry
Hoper
L. Pilkinton
James Pilkinton
van Hayes
Delight
Pike County
Ainel
Mayane Childoot
Letha
Jaxzier
Norwood
Texarkana
Samuel and
Kendall Smith
Hope
Ures Tint
Luther Smith
Aid
Wilson Stewart
Shreveport
Emmit
C. C. Stunt
Columbus
Bee Hult
Presbyterian activities and social notes in Hope
An Hope area column lists visits and gatherings including executive board plans, Sunday guests of local families, a wording celebration in DeAnn, and a moved Home Demonstration meeting to February 18 at Mrs. Lat Moses. It covers Auxiliary notes, mission discussions, fund acknowledgments, and announcements for Survey week.
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Presbyterian In
Lat Moses
Lucille Cardin
Joe Wilson
Columbus
J. P. Byers
Nell Joan Byers
W. L Strout
Jolly Stuart
A. Willwins
Gwendolyn
Sistre
Vernon Schanley
Lope
Aud
Vernon Messer
Bmnett
Messer
Luke Monroe
Methodist Missionary Society
Hom
Minnie Haynes
Camden
Gertrinte Bailey
W. R. Pruitt
E. B. Black
Margaret Black Blick
Alfred Black
el Dorado
Hollis
L. Levins
Hope
Gertrude Bailey
LA. Gaerec
Nashville
Sam Bryant
W. J. Stroud
J. P Byers
Joe
Roxie Redmond
Oran
J. 2. Byers
C. M. Williams
Presbyterian Auxiliry
Eller
Stuart
Wilson
Foreign Mission Bank
Glorious Living
Christian Observer
Sweets
Liteerture
Elizabeth Andrews
Presistent
Methodist missionary society meeting cited with quilt work
The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met Monday at 2:30 in Mrs. Luke Monroe's home with 11 members present. Mrs. GC Williams gave an inspirational devotional and prayer. Members reported on Wesley Houses and Bethlehem centers. A talk from John Wesley's Diary was read by Mr. F Dugger. Social plans include hiring quilts for the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Womans Missionary Society
Mettiay
Luke Monroe
GC. K. Williams
Williams
Wesley Houses
Bethlehem
Methodist Church
F. Dugger
John Wesley
T. Beck
J. GL. Booker
Teddy
Villain of Marine World Preys on Great Lakes
ANN ARBOR Mich Conserva tionists and fishermen worry over a new threat to the Great Lakes commercial fishing industry the sea lamprey. This parasitic eel like creature attaches to fish drains blood and can devastate fisheries. University of Michigan ichthyologist Dr Carl Le Hubbs and Great Lakes investigator Dr Johan Van Oosten report lampreys in Lake Superior and Lake Huron and describe its feeding mechanism and the chemical factors preventing coagulation.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Great Lakes
Carl le Hubbs
University of Michigan
Johar van Oosten
Buren
Lake Superior
Dusting Roseberrys Menagerie Keeps Busy Week
A New Orleans report describes Rosebery Woodards assembling a vast menagerie in her bedroom, dusting one animal group per day across 40 states. The inventory runs to 1,200 creatures plus birds and even dinosaurs and elephants, spanning dachshunds to camels, with Mrs Wenslarl deceased during the week.
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New Orleans
iPtt
Roseneiry Woodards
Venice
Union
Rosebary
Peng
Ool
Wenslarl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quints
J. O. Harris
McCaskill Home Demonstration Club
Buckley&Hicks
Misses Fern
Claudia Curtis
Harvey Buekley
W. M. Lang
Conyright
Emilie
Yvonne
Marie
Annette
Cecile
Grey
Dionne
SERY
Centerville
P. F. Campbell
Carl Me
Old Virginia
Bailey Jones
Kenneth Jones
Washington
Percy Werrich
Stanley Murphy
Ercy Wenrich
Joplin
Papa Danis
Percy
Momma Werrich
Sealeen
Aaerc
Pontis
Hikansee
Tin Pan Alley
Wenrich
Tenty-One
Chicago Musical College
Wanrich
Jerome H. Remick
Frank
Buck
Buck and Carney
Africa
Victor Htaganr
Wwenow
Victor Herbert
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Fifman
Ascap Files
Joseph R. Fliesler
Paul Carruth
Fred Belcher
Remicks
Jongs Blugging
Milwaukee
New York
eRegow
Hollywood
Ascop
Martin Niemoeller
Niemacher
Hitler
London
Marine World
Hall, Bros
Phongers Hall Bros. Clemints & Matters Sel
Hamilton Trust Fund
Oghurn C. &, Philbrick Ph
Hamilton Depositors Corp
Denver
Colorado
Tol-E-Tex Oil Co
East Ord, Hope Pen Day & Nita
Gras Walt
Dandralf
Falling
Mair
Gibson Drug Co
Pers
Wils
Marsh
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