Gas Combustion Yields CO2 and Water Vapor
A complete combustion of one cubic foot of natural gas produces one cubic foot of carbon dioxide and two cubic feet of water vapor.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
3
A complete combustion of one cubic foot of natural gas produces one cubic foot of carbon dioxide and two cubic feet of water vapor.
Mrs. Charles Sparling and the Sparling family hosted a buffet bridge for Miss Sevier with peach gladiolas and purple asters. Guests included Mrs. Malcolm Sevier and Mrs. Keller. prizes went to Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Sevier consolation. A kitchen shower followed with gifts and a display by Miss Lillian Lee. Approximately fifty guests attended. New ad section promotes Rise shaving product with nationwide milk mention and price 59 cents.
Mrs. W E Buie of Natchez visits Ferriday with her ill sister Mrs Gardner. Sam and Bill Farmer and families travel from Ferriday and Clayton en route to Sicily Island. Mrs Lancaster visits from Long Beach while husband serves overseas. Families return from Biloxi Lake Charles and Quebec trips, with others touring Jackson Alton Perryville and California.
Carolyn Bolton and Betty Carpenter, daughters of local families, were chosen by the Bastrop junior class as delegates to Pelican Girls State to be held at LSU from August 21 to 29. Alternates are Jo Anne Crowe and Judy Jones. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the event to educate youth in American citizenship and practical government.
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