Alabama Journal from Montgomery, Alabama • 9

lriday, May2LM7S ALABAMA JOL'iLAL, Montgomery, Ala. ALL AMERICAN EYEWEAR fashionable frtrae sfyiis and caters Female Pioneers To Be Honored frO DNST IKE WISES rtm lenses itijt from dei indoors to outdoors TOUCHtlTE IMSES E.cius., M'gM innost unbreakable astic lenses for added sa'el SINGLE VISION C4 A Oil GLASSES! AS LOW AS CUtiS SMlf IS Clitt IWSfS Ml CHOICi HUll IIM I lUtf SfLECTM tended Athens College, then began ber long career in the courts by working as a stenographer and studying law in the offices of Judges A. A. Griffith and Joel B. Brown in Cullman, her home town.

She was admitted to the bar in 1928 and was in private practice until 1935, when she was appointed official court reporter by Judge Griffith. She came to Montgomery in 1947 as assistant legal advisor to Gov. Samford University), and associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Alabama. Dr. Ivan Berrey died in 1956 and Dr.

Ruth Berrey began tours of duty as a medical missionary to Nigeria, where she saw 200 children a day, five days a week. She fostered the use of a nutritious bean to supply protein in West Africa, where the tse tse fly prevents the growing of beef. Following a serious heart attack that forced son College in Marion at 14. She transferred to the University of Alabama, where she was the second woman to graduate from the two-year Alabama Medical College. She received ber medical degree at 22 from Tulane University in New Orleans and later married Dr.

Ivan Berrey. Dr. Ivan Berrey completed his residency at the I'niversity of Chicago and Dr. Ruth Berrey interned at Charity Hospital in New Orleans. Then a group of doctors in Kansas invited Dr.

Ivan Berrey to join their clinic. When the two Berreys ar to four successive terms on the court. In 1969 she was sworn in as presiding judge of the newly-created Court of Criminal Appeals. Judge Price was a member of the National Association of Women Lawyers, the League of Women Voters, the Association of Women Pilots, the Montgomery Business and Professional Women's Club. Altrusa, Zonta and the First Baptist Church of Montgomery She was vice chairman of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women and the Governor's Ethics Commis- One of Alabama's first women pediatricians and the state's first woman to serve on a high court will be inducted into the Alabama Women's Hall of Fame this fall.

Dr. Ruth Robertson Berrey and Judge Annie Lola Price have been chosen by hall of fame directors from among 2J women nominated by fellow Alabamiansi Induction ceremonies will be held in October at Jud-son College, where the hall is located. Judsoo is the only senior liberal arts college for women in the state. Dr. Berrey (1906-1973) and Judge Price (1903-1972) were female pioneers in their fields.

Ruth Robertson's father was a physician and a great-aunt was a missionary to China. At age 10, young Ruth decided to combine both careers. She left Clanton for Jud- SIIHBLl VISION CONTACT LENSES 7955 DOWNTOWN MONTGOMERY 11a DEXTER AVENUE TELEPHONE 265 7213 her to return to the James Folsom and in United States, Dr. Ber- 1950 became legal advi- rey was county health of- sor. She was appointed ficer in Barbour, Macon judge of the Court of Ap- and Bullock counties un- peals in 1951 to fill the va- I L.

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one idniy ciuscu uy mc also president of Chil- death of Judge Charles Bricken. She became dren's Hospital in Bir Saturday 9 to Downtown Store! a judge several years De-fore women could legally rived, the clinic and town husband's office, would have no part in ac- She later became state cepting a woman doctor, medical supervisor un-They packed their bags der the National Youth and came to Birming- Administration, con-ham, where Dr. Ruth sultant to the Jefferson Berrey entered a pediat-County Board of Health, rics practice in 1929 assistant professor at across the hall from her Howard College (now mingham, president of the Alabama Pediatric Society and recipient of the outstanding alumnae serve on a jury anywhere in Alabama. She worked to have women on juries and went on to be elected if nirnwn award at Judson College. Annie Lola Price at- Gloves Become Pot Holders For Car mm wm I "Trter' No Place Like Home" Old Fashion or a problem, write to Heloise in care of this newspaper.

Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise is unable to an swer individual letters. She will, however, answer your questions in her column whenever possible. 111 SALES REPRESENTATIVE Htloist A big selection of odds and ends chosen from every department in our furniture showroom! and dinette We are a dynamic, fast moving, growing company looking for a successful person with four years minimum sales experience. If you have had good sales training, been associated with the building industry, and are willing to accept overnight travel, you will have an Interest In exploring this outstanding opportunity in the Montgomery area. This Is a salaried position with unlimited potential and Includes both car and expenses.

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So. on with the gloves! They make the perfect insulation. Another use is for long travel when the sun shines in and burns the driver's hands. Again, on with the gloves and the trip is much more comfortable. Sister Gen.

St. Adam Great idea! These become pot holders for a hot wheel with no more "ouches Heloise Hints From Him Dear Heloise: After 1 fry fish or boil cabbage, I boil one-half cup vinegar and one-half cup water in a saucepan on low heat to eliminate the odor in the house. James J. Boyle Dear Heloise: This is just an easy way to save yourself from a little cleaning. On these hot days I go to the beach a lot.

My bathing suit gets full of sand and salt water. When I get home I have to take a shower and rinse Dear Heloise: I have found that in making pie dough, if the recipe calls for a full cup of shortening, for instance. I use three-fourths cup instead. I've found the crust is much easier to work with yet it still turns out flaky. Lettie Tupper Dear Heloise: Disposable diapers cut into triangle pieces, or whatever shape fits you more comfortably, make wonderful substitutes for underarm shields They are very absorbent and soft and can be bought in various thicknesses Mrs.

Ruth Colquit Dear Heloise: I found that when germinating seeds, they sprout much faster if you put them in a greenhouse You can do this easily enough by putting the planted seeds container in a closed plastic bag. Blow up the bag so it won't touch the soil and put the whole thing on the top of the television. The warmth from the set makes the seeds sprout sooner. Karen Houghton THIS COLUMN is written for you. home-maker.

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