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Woman Commentators -Home Economists -Radio -TV Anderson Woman Commentators -Home Economists -Radio -TV Anderson. Alice WITH, Port Huron Lca, Sandra WHB. Kansas City Anderson, Beth WMDN, Midland Logtut. Martha WHB. Kansas City Barrette, Myrtle WHDF. Houghton Martin. Luther W. KTTR Rolla Bartlett, Hughene WJIM, Lansing Munseh. Louise WEN", St. Louis Bellstrom, Barbara WDMJ, Marquette Norton. Mary KBOA. Kennett Clark, Mrs. WJR, Detroit Randall. Fern KNEM. Nevada Cress. Barbara WHFB, Benton Harbor Rice, Fac KFEQ. St. Joseph Kitchen Klub. Women in the News Rodgers. Jane KXEO. Mexico Curtiss. Lillian WFYC. Alma Sande. Fern KWRE, Warrenton Dimpel. Gertrude WCEN, Mt. Pleasant Sheep. Dottie KDMO. Carthage Fountaine, Margaret....W500. Sault Ste. Marie Fuhrman, Mary Lon WKNX. Saginaw Harris. Fran WWJ, Detroit Montana Hill, Jean WHTC. Holland Finley. Alice KGCX. Sidney Holmgren, Lois R. WJPD, Ishpeming Fitzwater, Jean KGEZ, Kalispell Isaac. Rose WJMS, Ironwood Hnvde. Joan KCVO. Missoula Keller, Connie WBCK. Battle Creek Jennings. Marjorie Mrs. KG VO, Missoula Lewis, June WJEF, Grand Rapids Hines. Kay KBMY, Billings Lindbert. Aileen WABJ. Adrian Kelly. Dorothea L. KXLO, Lewistown McBride. Jean WWJ -TV, Detroit McCartney. Maids H KOJM, Havre Marycatherine WBBC, Flint Mandarich, Mitri KOPR, Butte McCarty, AI te McGuire, Altreda WIBM. Jackson :Melt r. Charlot KXGN, Glendive McMullen, Ardy WEAK, Rogers City Ryan. Helen RANA, Anaconda Melrose. Edythe Fern.,WXYZ, WXYZ -TV. Detroit Miller, Nadine WLAV, Grand Rapids Nebraska Orth, Dolores WTVB, Coldwater Allison, Maynte KBON, Omaha Pell. Margaret WKZO. Kalamazoo Barnes, Kay KGFW, Kearney Runyon. Kay. Three Corner Club Bohlseu, Martha, Honte Service Director WOOD. Grand Rapids WOW -TV, Omaha Ryan. Polly WFUR. Grand Rapids Burbank. Vauuie HODY, North Platte Sloan, Wilma WHLA. Ludington Heync. Elsie KWBE, Beatrice Sonnensline, Shirley WDMJ, Marquette Lambert. Verona KMTV, Omaha Sprague. Miss WFYC. Alma Lucas, Dorothea HOLM, Lincoln Tuttle. Lee WILS. Lansing Moore. Mary WJAG. Norfolk Wright. Bess W'KM H, Dearborn Nclntda, Lydia KFOR, Lincoln Nelson, Maurine KGFW, Kearney Minnesota Nielsen. Lavawn KHAS, Hastings Aldrich. Darragh WCCO. Minneapolis Shay. A. Hester KCOW, Alliance Anderson. Frau KXRA, Alexandria Su li iv an. Jeun 1<OWH, Omaha Bayne. Barbara WLOL. Minneapolis Baustian, Evelyn KROX. Crookston Nevada Begich, Celia WEVE, Eveleth Deskin. Rut.11e KLAS, Las Vegas Brown, Elizabeth KDAL, Duluth Gales. Helen KRAAL Las Vegas Butler. Gwen KBUN. Bemidji Smith. Riz SOLO. Reno Coult. Jeanette KSUM, Fairmont Frydenlund, Hera Ballie KDHL, Faribault Given. Marjorie KLER, Rochester New Hampshire Gordon, LaVerne S. WDGY, Minneapolis Anderson. Mrs. Myrtle WMOU. Berlin Gran, Hulda KEYD. Minneapolis Ayer. Esther WMUR. Manchester Hacberle, Arleth WTCN, Minneapolis Casseboom, Adeline WFEA. Manchester McBride. Atys Nae WHLB, Virginia Durum t. Phyllis WHEB. Portsmouth Michaels. Roxanne KWAD. Wadena Dyke. Mrs. Harriett WTSV. Claremont Miller. Mary KROC. Rochester Lee, Cynthia, Ann Konica WOTW, Nashua Peggy. Jo KGDE. Fergus Falls Redington. Ruth WKNE. Keene Peters. Irene KWLM. Willmar Stackpole. Connie WKlllt. Manchester Robinson. Jane Windom KNUJ, New Ulm Tovey. Vera WKXL. Concord Steinbach, Lorraine KWOA, Worthington Wade. lt. Ruth WKNE, Keene Stevens Darlene KBMW. Breckenridge Stewart. Becky Ann WPBC, Minneapolis Sugg. Helen WROX, Cl :ulisdalr. New Jersey Trams. Kathleen WHLB, Virginia Bean. Ruth WATV. Newark Webb. Annabel KSUM. Fairmont Bradley. Mary WMTR. Morristown Westrom, Laurel KFAM. St. Cloud Freeland. Mildred WMID, Atlantic City Wright. Gloria KBU N. &militia]] Haines. Mary WCAM. Camden 1. N. J. Ilartnau, Haz l WFPG. Atlantic City Masi, E. Marie. Rooftop Rodeo Mississippi WHBI. Newark, N. J. Cole. Gerry WHOC, Philadelphia Mixner. Jane WSNJ. Bridgeton Cooke, Joyce WJMB, Brookhaven Wilson. C. Mary WTTM, Trenton Dawley. Dorothy WSLI, Jackson Jackson. Judy WJXN. Jackson Lee. Marjorie WRBC. Jackeou New Mexico Newkirk. Grace Lee WSLI. Jackson Abtyta, Vcrgie RGGM, Albuquerque Taylor. Ida Mae. Lathem WHAG. Grenada Eager. Barbara KOB -TV. Albuquerque Vance. Site WFOR. Hattiesburg Marks. Bec KVER, Albuquerque Studer. Marge ROB. Albuquerque Sitthers. Dilluu KTNM. Tucuneari Missouri Carter. Kay KWOC. Poplar Bluff New York Curran, Bette KFRU. Coltunbia Dailey. Janet KXLW, St. Louis Adapts, Grace WENT. Gloversville Divilbiss. D. A. KXEO. Mexico Adams. Stiq'uí WABD -TV Drescher. Janet ICHMO. Hannibal Aiello. Mildred A. WOKO. Albany Ellis, Caroline KMBC. KERN. Kansas City Arch. Shirley WH1.D, Niagara Falls Goode. Nancy KFRM, KMBC. Kansas City Bartlett. Edna WELM, Elmira Kerman. Patricia KSTL. St. Louis T ,.mit. Cunnic WWSC. Glens Falls 992 .
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