Library expert pushes modern catalogs and regional systems
Chicago AP describes Eleanor J. Ferguson of the American Library Association urging a national library crusade. She advocates organized data for legislators and researchers, 50,000 to 75,000 volumes per state library standard, and regional libraries to broaden access. Ferguson, born in Indianapolis and educated at Radcliffe, Simmons, and Columbia, notes rising knowledge demands and the need for state level pooled statistics to guide policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Kitch
Chicago
Eleanor J. Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Public Libraries Diviston
American Library Association
U.S
Iremen Dove
Uless
Indianapolis
Tlinais
Texas
Alabama
New Hampshire
Radcliffe College
Simmons Schnot
Boston
Columbia University School of Library Service
New York
Utica
Jamestown
Rochester
N. Y
Council Blulfs
Lewsyand
Maryland
California
Midwest
Southwest
Statisti
Community Club Calendar Notes for Blountville Area
Local clubs post meeting times and events from Wednesday through Saturday. Highlights include the Biay Wopa Club at Pet Dairy Blountville, installation of officers, East Tennessee representative to the National Foundation guest speaker, United Church Women annual meeting, Kingsport Civitan move to Midgefields Country Club, Holston PTA talk on job opportunities, and a Sweetheart Banquet at West View School with Congressmen Quillen officiating. Also notes about open officer install and Sunday timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thebiay Wopa Club
Pet
Dairy
Blountville
Ors
Suicheon
Tihoon
Holston Pta
Gene Bowers
The
Tennessee State Employment Service
West View
Quillen
Granman
Newborns listed in Holston Valley Hospital birth notices
A long list of newborns, detailing parents, addresses, hospitals and birth dates from January. The notices include the babies Lobnie Fort, Lisa Dana Bryan, Pennie Lowrenia Adams, Richard Thomas Hatcher, Martha Amr Voigt, Thomas Mark Adams, Michael Keith Long, Mark Alan Dickenson, Gregory Lee Peters, Deborah Jean Caldwell, Schwa Michele Goodwha, Teresa Diana Fields, Mark Anthony Donihe, Verlin Lee Gragg, Mark Anthony Ray, Jeffery Wayne Carter, and others with their birth weights and locations in Clinchport, Dryden, and Kingsport communities.
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Clinchport
Hych
Pennie Lowrenia Adams
Billy B. Adams
Buckles Drive
Richard Thomas Hatcher
Thomas Hatcher
LA Poplar Street
Hvch
Martha Amr Voigt
Pred W. Veigh de
Deaderick Drive
Jan
Thomas Mark Adams
Thomas Edward Adams
Norton
AVCH
Michael Keith Long
William Earl ‘Long
Warpath Drive
Mark Alan Dickenson
Richard J. Dickenson
Brownlow Road
Gregory Lee Peters
Henry Peters
Dryden
Deborah Jean Caldwell
Clance Caldwell
Alabama Street
Muse M. Goodwin
Carver Street
Teresa Diana Fields
Gale F. Fields
Dan
Mark Anthony Donihe
Charles Donihe
Kingsport
JIVCU
HVCIH
Leftover Carpet Scraps Turned Into Useful Furnishings
The piece shows how carpet remnants can be repurposed into fireside benches stools and upholstery. A home project uses a Creslan carpet cut to fit a living room space with a simple frame of 2 by 2s plywood panels and nails.
Porpoise Training School Planned at Grassy Key
Key West AP reports a porpoise training school will be held at Grassy Key northeast of here. It will be conducted by Miron and Virginia Samini, connected with the porpoise supply business for aquariums and private keepers of these intelligent marine mammals.
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Key West
Fla
Grassy Key
Here
Miron
Virginia Samini
Gulcrans Io
Western Square Dance Classes Begin at Civic Auditorium
Public listing invites participation in noncommercial events. Square dance classes for girls and boys 10 and older start Feb 8 at 9 30 a m at the Civic Auditorium. Registration and information available through the Civic Auditorium office. Bridge lessons for beginners begin Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Civic Auditorium with instructor Mrs Grace Thomas. Each session lasts about two hours over eight weeks and space is limited. Call for registration details.
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Publc
Times News
Everss
Fry
Amonday
Collier Workstays
Fyomiit
Iter
Western
Civic Auditorium
Grace Thomas
Civic Auditorium Office
Mrs Vincent K Shannon Addresses Long Island DAR Meeting
Mrs Vincent K Shannon spoke to the Long Island Chapter DAR criticizing the progressive education views of John Dewey and supporting Max Rafferty. The luncheon meeting at Mrs Howard Long's home featured several co hosts, with annual reports given and a nominating committee formed. Delegates were elected to the State Convention in Memphis, with Long Island Chapter honored by statewide appointment. The group plans DAR Day at the World’s Fair in New York City and hopes to bring the State Convention to Kingsport in March 1985.
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Long Island
Dar
KX. Shannon
John Dewey
Max Rafferty
California
Island
Howard Long
Patridge Place
Jami Uton Wallace
Mable Cochran
Charles Hall
Lena Cunningham
Middleport
New York
Dennir
Y Northrop
Laurence JM Long
Fred John Sor
E. A. Hoge
Mmittee
R. B. Tall
Ross N. Robinson
Mra
John H. Harrison Sr
Memphis
Hal Spoden
Gertrude Nidersmaler
Fouz
I. A. Hoge
Long
Louise Harle
National Congress
Washington, D.C
Gertrude Nidermaier
John Giles
New York City
Longsland Chaplep Yaluit
Kingsport
Marelh
Nien Phis
Visiting Hospital Patients: Sincere Sympathy Matters Most
Practical guidance from Ruth Millett on how to visit a hospitalized friend or relative. Avoid light jokes and focus on genuine support, offering simple, heartfelt messages rather than cards with jokey wording. Wives can also benefit from “Happier Wives” tips by mailing 25 cents to Ruth Millett’s Reader Service.
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Ruthstrtett
Era Kingsport Times
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
Parents Learn From Mistakes Of Their Own
Violinist Ricci argues children should choose their instrument. He recalls his father forcing seven siblings to play anything available, plans to let his children decide their path, highlighting daughter Alana's violin study and Rosalin's ballet path with scholarships and professional schooling.
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Vivian Brown
Ruggiero Ricci
Gen
Fius
Farcus
Alana
Gasiman School of Music
Rosalin
Rice
Vivid Prospect Shocks with Spring Color Trends 64
Spring 1964 color trend previews highlight bold pink black and white combinations alongside black yellow. Industry writers note vivid prospects for vibrant prints, aiming at men’s wear and accessories with crisp contrasts and eye catching palettes.
Accent on Accents Shapes Spring Furnishings
Sharp-eyed furnishings writer Kay Sherwood notes a trend toward more accent pieces in winter to spring home decor. Storage cabinets and small chests with fold-back doors will organize equipment and slides, with an oiled walnut finish matching new collections. The piece catalogued includes eight small drawers for slides and photo rolls.
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Kay Sherwood
Crea
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Urengiby
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Paris
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Maria Kialvaie
Thomas W. Finucane
Watauga Street
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Lisa Dana Bryan
T. Clark Bryan
Halliesburg
Forest General Hospital
Lobnie Fort
Mrs
Easter
London
Mort Cons
Gage
Grown Hortgage Corp
Cumberland St
Cox
Vincent K. Shannon
Rut Millett
American Ballet Theater
Rosdlin
Artour
P.S. Garber
First National Bank of
Sullivan County
Fleed National
We Milum B
Willis
Firat National
Fort Patrick Henry
Bill J. Kern
Netlonel
Lynn Garden
John Clark
Pir
Bristol
Mambhar Feders Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reverve System
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