AAUW Expands Membership List With Four Colleges
Hobbs branch of the American Association of University Women adds Mount St. Scholastica College Atchison Kansas Queens College Flushing Long Island Western State College Colorado Gunnison and Wilmington College Ohio to its eligible member institutions. Members gain study action programs and AAUW fellowships while the group supports international exchange and a legislative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New American Association of University Women
Ann Jenson
Hobbs
Mount St. Scholastica College
Atchison, Kan
Queens College
Flushing
Long Island
Western State College of Colorado
Gunnnison
Wilmington College
Walmington
Ohio
Jenson
AAUW
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Association
Associatio
United States
FHA Honors Dads With Annual Daddy Date Night
The Lovington FHA chapter hosted its annual Daddy Date Night in the high school cafeteria on March 22. Seniors presented a Triel By Jury style show, Homemaking 1 students displayed dresses, and Glenda McNabb led games with winners named for humorous categories. Easter decorations brightened the event as punch and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Future Homemakers of America
Waynette Greer
FHA
Glenda McNabb
Miss Russell
John Jordan
J. E. Pinkard
B. D. Plummer
F. E. Thompson
Leon Rice
A. G. Bow
R. A. Grisham
Jerry Painter
J. M. Williams
Tie Vowell
R. M. Burkhart
Jimmy Woodward
E. L. Walker
Miss Kornegay Named Rainbow Girl of Carlsbad
Yavonnia Kornegay was selected Rainbow Girl of the year at a recent Order meeting in Carlsbad. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R C Kornegay of Carlsbad and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Harris of Tatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavonnia Kornegay
Carlsbad
R. C. Kornegay
Harve Harris
Tatum
Father of Albuquerque Woman Dies in Portales
Word reached Lovington of the death of James B. Brown aged 74 at his Portales home. He was the father of Mrs. J. E. McKillip of Albuquerque and longtime resident of Lovington with ties to the Robinson Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
James B. Brown
J. E. McKillip
Albuquerque
Mr. Brown
Portales
McKillip
Robinson Agency
Detroit Liquor Store Installs Camera to Deter Juveniles
Detroit proprietor Joseph Berman installed a store camera to deter juveniles and check artists from buying liquor. He calls it the best insurance and notes fewer young patrons and bad checks since the system began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Joseph Berman
Economist Says Worker Earns Round Steak In Minutes
Economists estimate that at current prices an average industrial worker earns enough for a pound of round steak in 29 minutes. The 2029 figure was 49 minutes, indicating improved purchasing power for meat.
Dallas Youth Civic Work Tops News For Women Page
Dallas youths drive civic projects from civil defense to poll tax drives and hospital volunteerism. Girl Scouts and YWCA teens organize fundraisers and care for veterans while teens train as nurses aides and lead craft programs. Also notes on dry cleaning care for plated lingerie and a gingerbread frosting recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas Timing Association
Dallas
Junior Red Cross
Camp Fire Girls
Girl Scouts
Hillcrest High School
Veterans’ Hospital
State of Texas
Red Cross
Ray Faulkner
YWCA
National World Fellowship
Yale Shifts Nursing Degrees to Master of Science
Yale University will consolidate nursing education into a Master of Science in Nursing program starting next fall. Admission will require prior nursing training and collegiate work. The 31 month basic program will run for current enrollees until they graduate in June 1958, after which the new one-year graduate program begins with advanced mental health public health obstetrics and pediatrics courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale University
School of Nursing
Smear Proof Silverware Tip for Holiday Tables
A New York tip suggests wearing clean cotton gloves to avoid finger smears on silverware during holiday meals. Each piece should receive a final buffing as the table is set.
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New York
Verona feeder proves Mollcosol M-5 boosts broiler profits
Earl W Shackelford of Verona Feed Company reports that adding Nopcosol M-5 to broiler feed at 10 pounds per ton reduces losses and speeds weight gain. In tests one flock lost 56 of 10 500. another reached market weight with all extra chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Shackelford
Verona Feed Company
Verona
Shackelford
Nopco Chemical Company
Harrison, N. J
Grottoes
Schizophrenics show reduced brain oxygen use in long illnesses
Researchers at the University of California medical school report that chronic schizophrenia lasting four years or more is linked to notably lower brain oxygen consumption. Shorter cases did not show this reduced rate, and doctors say the brain chemistry defect does not appear to cause the disorder but may arise after years of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California Medical School
Unusual Fish Found In Pine Lake Swamp Illinois
Illinois study records unusual swamp fish including spring cave fish maturing at three inches and living in subterranean passages. Researchers William M. Lewis and Gerald Gunning of Southern Illinois University note pigmy sunfish one inch at maturity and a tiny sunfish reaching three inches in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Lake
Ill
Pine Lake
William M. Lewis
Southern Illinois University
Gerald Gunning
First Baseball Game and Local Activities Review
The piece notes the year’s opening baseball game against Artesia, a first track meet in Roswell, and a tennis match scheduled for Saturday. It mentions local families, a pink and gray Pontiac, a Santa Fe safety meeting visit by several residents, and social events including a booster banquet for seniors and a BPW Club breakfast with Easter fashion previews. It also covers school spirit events, graduation plans, and cheerleader tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Roswell
Shirey’s
Bobby
Jeanette
Delbert
Ken Marsh
Glen Gillett
Donald Tatum
Mike Denton
Howard
Santa Fe
Florence Anderson
LHS
Abilene Christian College
B&pw Club
Leslie Gillett
Carol Walters
Patsy Buck
P.S
Lovington
Hobbs
Woozie Wilder
Jim Bevers
Don Fedric
Don Thotz
Brookie Anderson
Don Spradling
Gene Gann
Barbara Kennedy
P. E
Ann
Gene Ann
Edward Newton
Corn Belt States Dominate Nation Hog Population
Nine Corn Belt states account for 71 percent of the hog population, with six southern states at 12 percent and the remaining 17 percent spread across 33 states. The regional distribution highlights concentration in the Midwest.
Lincoln woman leaves dog with care notes in Kennebel
A Lincoln, Massachusetts resident, about to depart for a week, entrusted her dog to a kennel with written diet and care instructions. She added a final demand to avoid patronizing tones and any trace of condescension.
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Concord
Mass
Lincoln
Reykjavik Warms by Gulf Stream Despite Polar Proximity
Reykjavik lies 1700 miles closer to the North Pole than New York City but records an average January temperature only one degree lower. The Gulf Stream’s warming effect offsets the higher latitude and keeps Iceland’s capital comparatively mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Reykjavik
North Pole
New York City
Mansur Elected Secretary-Treasurer of District Board
George Mansur, Hobbs School Board member, was chosen secretary-treasurer of the Southeastern District Scheck Board Association at a meeting in Artesia last weekend. Other officers include Virgil, Henry, Dexter, chairman, and Howard Stroup as vice chairman. the group covers Eddy Lea and Chase counties. All area districts except Montes, Tatum, and Chaves County Board were represented. The association has been active the past year and plans to function fully again. next meeting is set for Lovington in June.
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George Mansur
Hobbs
Boar
Scheck Board Association
Artesia
Fre
Virgil
Henry
Dexter
Howard Stroup
Wice
Eddy
Lea
Chase
Hountes
Tatum
Chaves
Lovington
Moving Large Trees Is An Engineering Feat
The article details how arborists move large trees using trenching around the root ball, burlap wrapping and securement, crane transport, and careful replanting. It notes the high costs, immediate shading benefits, increased property value, and the need to protect the tree until establishment.
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National Arborist Association
Ancient Egyptians Used Honey in Embalming Fluids
Ancient Egyptians possibly relied on honey as a main component of their embalming fluid, a detail tied to long-lost preservation techniques and the mysteries of ancient mummification practices.
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Miss Kornegay
Rainbow
News For Women
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
Institute
Mah Gars
Farma
San Francisco
Illinois
Eddie
Loretta Riley
D’ann Young
Linda
New York State
Albany
N. Y
Pop
Los Angeles
Crown Cork & Seal Co
MR. Camel
Mercury
Mexico
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