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obsen’ation and treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Camp,:
Michelle and Todd ol Charlotte:
were Sunday dinner guests of
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/Mrs. Preston Goforth. They re-
I turned to their home in Green
wood, S. C. Monday.
/ Ml’S. Esther Bell of Gastonia
/ spent several days with Miss Avai Mr. and 'Mrs'. M. H. Camp.
Thursday night a Mission Em- Dr. and Mrs. Charley-Moore Gibbons. | Mrs. Steve Francis and chil-
; phasis will be at the First Bap- and children spent weekend Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Richard-; dren of Greenville, S. C. were
]tist church. All, including the with her parents,/ir. and Mrs. son and Jeff of l^noir spent last, Sunday guests of Mrs. P. A. Fran-i
I men are encouraged to attend. Ben Philpot in fiJ^owah, Tennes* weekend with her mother, Mrs. cis.
The Lions club held their meet- see. He returyf home Monday,; H. L. Beam. j Mr. and Mrs. Panny Cobb of
ing this Tuesday night at the Mrs. Moore^^^ children Remain-, John Robinson of Spring Lake,! Charlotte were Sunday guests of
[ Renn’s Cafeteria. The inclemen- ed for
cy of the weather last Tuesday Mrs. Cl,
I night called for a postponement ma
j of the meeting. | at
j The Lions Club is sponsoring
j a spaghetti dinner and supper a
I the Grover School lunch
Saturday, March 1. The pro^
from the sale will be used
jprovement of the Grov<
tery.
;^er visit. Mr. and N. J. spent from Sat’urda'y until'Miss Evelyn Mullinax.'
'Horton and Miss Thel-1 Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. J.: Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Gold
TSn.. T T 4- ^ ^ t. ! _ . .1 r . .. .... es *
erne-
visited Ray Hambright C. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs.
:one Memorial Hospital in Jimmy Brackett,
shore Sunday afternoon. Mrs. H. A. Allen of Los Ange-
• Thelma H^ambnght spent (eg. California returned home
weekend in Greensboro with Fnday after spending the week
and Mrs. Rufus Hambright | with Mrs. R. H. Ponder. She came
She returned home Sunday with, especially for the funeral of Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Horton, and ponder.
Miss Thelma Ingle.
DEEDS
of Appalachia, Virginia were
guests of Mrs. B. F. Bird and
Mrs. W. B. Turner on Friday, i,,
-i/r J ^ ^ ^Moore counties.)
Mr. and Mrs. James Bell spi^nt. STRETCH CLOTHING
Sunday afternoon m Spartanburg.: BUDGET
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kiser of with the c-ost of both
(News items this week from ing budgets by learning to tailor
Yadkin, Washington, Durham and coats and suits.
One homemaker, Mrs. F. J.
Thursday, February Ilf \Wt.
garden with at least vege-
taiblafi.
According to Mrs. Aiudfik S.'
Capehart, home economics Ex
tension agent, a project has been
initiated whereby a garden plot
will be soil-tested, plowed up, lim
ed and fertilized it the family
consents to buy seeds and plants
and set them out and cultivate
them to maturity.
Agency i*epresentatives are now
busy locating iaw-intH>me families
who are interested in growing
vegetables to eat fresh and to
conserve for later use.
«;hAihv 5 wiiiiam uavis IS maxing a noy s
mother, Mrs. fTw.^Kiser^ i going “P-lcoat for one of her eight children.
Myers is making her husband a
jacket. Another homemaker, Mrs.
men’s! William Davis is making a boy's
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rountree' Mrs. B. P. HambrighYls in .he! frrdeL'ed
took Joel Rountree back to Dav-. Kings Mountain hospital. j ferreten tneir cloth
idson ColUv^e Monday a/fter he; <Mrs. Dwight Dixon and chil-!“ ■
had spent the weekend at home, j dren Dix. Kathy and Angela of i Como enroute to LeMoore AFB
Charlie Mullinax spent from Harrisburg were Saturday guests! in California, stopped over to vis-
- - londa.v until Thursday in the of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pinkelton.i it her grandmother, Mrs. Mar-
in Charlotte Mrs. S. A. Crisp spent several garet Crocker on Monday.
C. Hardin visited Mrs. Ada Shir-; for observation and treatment.; days in Columbia with Mr. J. P., Bill Hendon of Appalachian
ley m will have minor surgery at Sheppard, Miss Annie Fellers University and Martha Herndon
Mr. and Mrs. H. H .Becknell
were Sunday dinner guests o»f
Mrs. Mary Erwin and Mrs. Eun
ice Simmons and Mr. Ed Be(*k-
nell in Gaffney.
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Mrs. Susie Cook and Mr. and*the Kings Mountain hospital this
^ ..... . .1... week.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Ovensby
of Hickory were Saturday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ovensby.
Mrs. L. T. Morgan is in the
Charlotte Memorial hospital for
Mrs. J. P. Cook spent Sunday in
j Greensboro with Mr. and Mrs.
I Grady Childers.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goforth and
j children, Donald and Suzanne
I spent last weekend with Mr. and
and Henry Fellers.
Miss Elaine Pruette, a member
of the school faculty at Alien-
Brook in Charlotte spent the
weekend with her
Ola Pruette.
of East Carolina spent last week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Herndon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hardin
mother, Mrs.'and Tnacy of Charlotte were re
cent guests of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stall of'Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Hardin.
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Elaine Johnson, assistant home
economies Extension agent, said
several women have already en
thusiastically started a second
garment.
The women feel the time they
spend on tailoring is time well
«pent and will mean a definite
savings in family clothing costs,
the agent added.
SNUG RiEEiU'GERATOR DOOR
Does your refrigerator door fit
snugly? Here’s an easy iway to
check it. Close the door on a slip
of paper. If the paper can be eas
ily pulled out while the door is
closed, the rubber gasket shbuld
be replaced to keep out warm air.
Wash the rubbt*r gasket each
week, advises Mrs. Sandra C.
Brown, home economics Exten
sion agent, Washington County. I
Fruit juices or grease can break |
it down. 1
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AND ENERGY
I
If you have small children a-i
round the house, some household I
jobs will be left undone now and'
then. !
However, a group of young •
mothers enrolled in an Education- j
al Improvement course in meal'
preparation, under the direction |
of Mrs. Mary J. WTiitmoix*, assist-!
ant home economics Extension a-
gent, Durham County, learned:
that the lagging task does not j
have to be that of meal prepara
tion. I
Participants of the pi*ogram ad-:
mitted they had given little |
thought to such management ’
techniques as storing leftovers in |
a dish or wrap that could be us^'
for reheatirLg. Nor had they con-'
sidered making ample use of i
low-cost convenience foods, soi
that preparation and clean-up!
time could be reducetl.
"After all,’’ Mrs. Sylvia Crisp.'
one of the participants observed,'
“busy young homemakers can|
use the energy they save in food
preparation for other homemak-1
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