We The Women What Makes Glenn Tick Is Lesson For All Parents
A New York NEA column urges parents to focus on character traits like perseverance over child happiness. It uses John Glenn and his mother’s views to illustrate the value of finishing what one starts. The piece promotes modest dress focus and simple, solid outfits to highlight hats. It ends with an offer for Ruth Millett Reader Service and a postscript about happy husbands.
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New York
NEA
John Glenn
Mrs Clyde Barker Elected Chairman Of Beckley Woman's Club
Mrs Clyde Barker seated as newly elected chairman of the Junior Department of the Beckley Woman's Club. Other officers were installed Tuesday by Mrs Fred K Hays with Mrs Barker among the officers taking seats during the ceremony.
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Clyde Barker
Woman's Club of
Beckley
Fred K. Hays
Steak on a Stick: Quick Frozen Sandwich Steaks
An appealing method to prepare frozen sandwich steaks is to thaw until bendable then coat with barbecue sauce. Fold the steak and spread inside, skewer with metal sticks and alternate with tomatoes green pepper or mushrooms. Broil 10 to 15 minutes turning for even browning.
Polly's Quiz and Colorful Denim for a Small Girl Room
Polly Cramer suggests using striped denim as wall covering curtains and bed trimmings for a small girl’s room found at under a dollar a yard. Readers seek decorating tips for a basement family room with warm colors and bold accents while Polly offers practical color and furniture guidance.
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Polly
White Washes Tie to Water Hardness and Drying
A West Virginia University study shows five factors affect wash whiteness. In hard water areas, outdoor drying, softening wash water chemically, and higher water temperature improve whiteness, while iron color in water and the type of detergent also influence results. Bleach reduced whiteness by affecting fluorescent dyes and mineral interactions.
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Betty Lou Ramsey
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Woman Learns Courtesies Require Chance for Return
A reflective note argues that a woman cannot expect a man to perform small courtesies unless she provides him with a chance, suggesting reciprocity depends on opportunity.
Methodist Women Plan To Attend WSCS Meet In Huntington
West Virginia Methodist women from communities across the state converge on Huntington for the 20th annual Women's Society of Christian Service meeting at First Methodist Church April 25 to 27. Registration opens at 10 AM with sessions at 2 PM, featuring speakers from UN and Methodist leadership, plus reports on world church work and World Federation of Methodist Women.
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Methodist
Huntington
West Virginia
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
B. J. Cunningham
Beckley Area
Christian Service
Clifford A. Bender
United Nations
Woman’s Division of
Department of Christian Social Relations
Mands
Cornelia Russell
Frieda Morris
Ross Culpepper
R. Moorman Parker
World Federation of Methodist Women
Oslo
Norway
Food Shopping Guide for Easter Menu Plans
Washington shoppers will find abundant Easter selections including lamb ham and turkey. Supplies in great supply across meat dairy produce fruit and seafood with popular items such as turkeys ribs of beef smoked hams asparagus broccoli corn lettuce onions tomatoes and citrus like limes apples Florida grapefruit and oranges. Fish options include fillets halibut shad smelt oysters and clams.
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Washington
UPI
Easter Meet Held by Ann Thomas Bible Class
The Ann Thomas Bible Class of Calloway Heights Community Church met at Mrs. Alma Woods home. Mrs. William Woods presided and prayer was given by Mrs. Hayward Lough. Mrs. S. W. Kessler led the Easter program featuring Ressurection by Mildred Z. Eves and The Legend of the Dogwood by Cyrilla J. Mansmann. Pre Easter services were announced for the church each night this week led by Rev. Robert Sizemore.
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Ann Thomas
Calloway Heights Community Church
Alma Woods
Murray St
William Woods
Hayward Lough
S. W. Kessler
Mildred Z. Eves
Dogwood
Cyrilla J. Mansmann
Hattie Hodge
Mary Barney
Richard Cook
Donald Fair
John Radford
Ray Vandall
Paul Dillon
Orville Ballengee
Virgil Meadows
Nathan Comer
Harry Miller
W. S. Falconer
Glen Moran
Nancy Keener
Nell Rawlins
Ed Obugene
Jerry Cook
Parkwood Drive
Tom Radford
Census Record: 567000 People Aged 85 Plus in 1960
The 1960 U.S. census counted 567000 persons aged 85 and over. This figure highlights longevity trends in the elderly population and provides a data point for demographic analysis across states and regions.
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U.S
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