Review of Autobiographies At Girls Club Meeting
Guided Study Club discussed two autobiographies at the Girls Club. Mrs. E. S. Land reviewed Land of the Crooked Tree by W. P. Hedrick and Mrs. H. Hoffman discussed Yankee Auctioneer by George H. Bean.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1950
Page
6
Guided Study Club discussed two autobiographies at the Girls Club. Mrs. E. S. Land reviewed Land of the Crooked Tree by W. P. Hedrick and Mrs. H. Hoffman discussed Yankee Auctioneer by George H. Bean.
The Society Department sets deadlines such as 10 30 a m for reports the next day and 9 30 a m Saturday. Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon with space reserved a week ahead and weddings must be recent. Engagements or weddings only, and Friday is the calendar deadline. A stray note mentions an equality sign and a 1835 reference to a French chemist Thilarier.
A series of showers honors Miss Nora Eta Tuggle bride elect of George Allen Lake. Events include Mrs Edward Johnson host at Camden and Mrs Caleb Moore host at Troy combined hospitality. Mrs Allen Lake hosted a shower with games and refreshments in yellow green and white. Initiation held for Unity Council Daughters of America with 25 members present and new members Estel White and Gene Whitsker.
Ingrid Bergman preparing to register a baby with Roberto Lindstrom as the father. Italian law may allow the child to carry Bergman’s husband’s last name and nationality, while American citizenship could come from Dr. Lindstrom. The birth occurred in Juarez, with registration pending in Rome within 10 days.
The United States of Indonesia informs Russia it may pursue diplomatic relations. Premier Mohamed Hatee and Foreign Minister announce willingness to begin negotiations. Russia had recognized Indonesia on January 26.
The American Federation of Labor seeks fast congressional passage of a bill granting postal workers pay credits for prior military service. The proposal would award a $100 yearly salary boost for each year of war service to workers hired after July 1, 1945. William Doherty of the AFL Postal Clerks Union notes current law already covers workers hired before that date. The AFL council, meeting in Miami Beach, also called on employers to curb anti union efforts and praised the International Confederation of Free Trade, a new world movement opposing communism.
Mrs Mesine Parso and her husband Eugene Parson s reported a man brushing her hair and then snipping it during a film. The couple chased the man after the incident but he escaped. police recovered a strand of hair as evidence.
The Church of the Nazarene outlines a youth week program led by Rev. M. E. Clay with youth participation in the service. Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. will be led by James Conya, with education activities for juniors. Youth services at 6:43 p.m. led by Ralph Kindred and Mrs. Margaret Snodgrass meet the juniors, followed by a 7:30 p.m. closing service. Midweek prayer services are set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
The Union Baptist Church announces a Sunday service starting at 11:00 am with Miss Anne Motre as superintendent. The deacons will lead devotion at 10:45 am followed by worship. Rev. J. L. Robin will preach on The Two Baptists. The pastor and choir will join guests from The First Church in Pamilion for a fellowship gathering at 7:30 pm.
A youth service titled Light of the World will be held Sunday at 7 30 pm under Jonn supervision with Miss W leading. A candlelight service follows at 8 00 pm. Rev Sanford Will speaks on The Source and Missions as part of week prayer services starting Wednesday at 1 30 pm.
Bethlehem Lutheran announces a 9 15 am service and a Sunday gathering at SC. Activities include a 6 30 pm Ladies Night on Wednesday, teacher study and choir rehearsal Thursday, and regular communion Sunday on February 12. The Pribilof Islands seating industry contributes over 1 000 000 dollars annually to the U S government.
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Trial proceedings in a mercy slaying case resume Tuesday as prosecutors and defense discuss temporary insanity and the defendant's mental state. Testimony covers the death of a 2-year-old girl and the defendant’s alleged illness and motive, with witnesses and family members expected to appear.
Army men tested meals including salt pork and chopped roe, with 283 guinea pig pens served to 135 volunteers. 88 showed indifference, 23 liked the meal, and 17 disliked. Opposition voices quoted about preferring other fare.
The Watch Tower Society representative D Patrick will lead a February 5 Bible talk at 7 p.m. at the Kingdom Hall Central Ave. A Tuesday Bible study using Kingdom M javascript? as an aid will convene at 7 p.m. The Thursday 7:30 p.m. service meeting will be followed by the theocratic Ministry School.
Television listings show Channel 4 offering Prec ton Toraricny Ls Pie program and Channel 5 featuring Myrshses WIHIO-TV. Channel 13 airs First Person 5 Plies with ary rh Shower and Ken Murray alcade of Stars Bel g.60. Hew ind 3 pit Bat Dixon Show and TV Teen Club Stars round out the schedule.
Fragmentary text notes church work and teen activity in Peetsburgh with mentions of a movie scene and a past event. The garbled OCR provides limited names or dates but indicates local youth involvement and community church efforts.
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