Plans For Mobile X-Rayi
Survey Are Being plade
A planning meeting for the 1987
tfoble .ttUy Survey wti held
Wednesday, April 10th, at the
Community Building In Weat Jef
ferson
tion and the Tuheretiloais Control
Section *t Ike N. C. State Board
•f Health, and the local health de
partment.
Or Wflllara Smith. Miss Iria
Turlington, health educator, and
Mr Alfred ChiaweJI. chief techni
Cian of the Tuberculosis Control
Division of the State Board of
Health, was present and made
pertinent remarks in regard to the
number of cases of tuherculoaia
found in previoua nirveya. Dr.
Mary B. H Mtchal. Dlatriet Health
Officer, and member* x>f her ataff
•long with repreaeatativea from
other Interfiled group*, dlaruaaed
way* at making the furor more
effective thi» year
The achedule far the x-ray aur
vey haa not been announced to
date but it will be held aometime
during the month of June There
wiB also be a follow up unit to
take large cheat x-rays for thoae
needing It.
U la hoped that the older ige
group will take leadership in hav
ing their own cheat x-ray taken
and encouraging younger mem
ben of their family to do the
wmr
Hints For Homemakers
Walls, window* and floors art
the background for your decorat
ing. They are ai important aa
furniture, perhaps more import
ant. Walls and windows create the
type atmosphere you want. Their
height, statellneas and formality,
or qyaintness and informality act
the theme' of • room.
Smaller houses and amalter
rooms demand that we make our
walla work for ua by holding the
Rotary Auction
At Blowing Rock
Is Successful
Blowing Rock, Rpril 10.—The
first of the four auction aales pro
moted by the Blowing Rock Rotary
Club was a great success. Many
articles of unusual value were sold
at bargain prices.
The club estimated that pro
proceeds of the sale wil total more
than (78.00. A new electric skillet,
donated by the Blue Ridge Electric
Corporation, waa given as a door
prize, and many other attractive
prizes were given at the drawinga
at stated intervals.
The next auction will be con
ducted in the school gymnasium
next Saturday evening at 7:80
o'clock.
Proceeds of these auctions will
go to purchase Venetian blinds for
the new Elementary School. The
bargains you buy will help t<\ make
your children's school rooms more
serviceable and attractive.
added conveniences of built-in
furniture, shallow closets, drop
leaf desks and the like.
Scenic wallpapers, or those in
scenic effect are among the most
beautiful and formal of wall deco
rations. They were used first to
replace mural decoration and have
gradually become a definite type.
Floral wallpapers in a delicate i
color are lively in bedrooms. The
light, airy prints are particularly
lovely for a young gliTs room.
Painted walls of a solid color
in varying tones from light to put
ty,' cream, rose and blue are uaed
as backgrounds. Figured rugs and
draperies give pattern to this room.
Paneling is popular In an In
formal room and even for modern
kitchens. Jacobean paneling of oak
or mahogany is beautiful for the
more formal homes. In such rooms
draperies may be a rich damask
in yellow or red or a hand-blocked
Jacobean figure. Oriental rugs
an<| needlepoint coverings for furn
iture will complete a picture of el
egance.
Blanket Coat
I«) Back Again
The Httdami Hay blanket cost is !
hack again. It is not always in iU
traditional red and Mack, double-'
breasted look. The newest version I
is single breaatad witb Italian col- {
lar. and unlined removable hood
Ground U white wltli rainbow
stripes of yellow. glfen. and red. |
The hi* and bar jackets are popu
lar with the college set.
Hoods are not new. However,
new this year ts the (act that
hoods will be la many more items
of sportswear and evening wear.
One of the moat popular typea will
be the tipper hood. Unripped the
hood become* a scalloped, cape-,
like collar. Zipped up It forma a
comfortable covering for the head.
Many hoods have drawstrings .hat
can be pulled to make an excellent
bad-weather bead protection.
Hoods have not made much of
an impression oa the American
iuk in «pMe of the fact that they
have Isftg beea a favonta with
Kurupeun winter sportsman Much
Ior men thu icaaoi will be equip- '
prd with hoodi To*flr ctoeure,
another detail accepted by Euro
pean ipntinii, ia getting ita first
nerious try-out here.
Many items of sportswear for
American men and women will be
faduonad of water repellent wool
fleece Railroad (titcbing decjrat
es pockets and jacket bottoms.
Loden cloth coats and St. Mary's
wool fleece coats are in demand
for all kinds of sports wear. These
two fabric* are often treated to
be water repellent. The cost la a
little hither but it is worth It in
comfort as well as being able to
double for rain coats.
Tailored suits are attractive
fashioned from Lodea cloth. They
take hard wear and weather in
their stride, a point that makes