PAGE EIGHT Home Demonstration Clubs Os County Hold Interesting Program Miss Pauline Gordon, Extension Specialist, Speaker The Spring Federation Meeting of Home Demonstration Clubs was held in the Edenton Court House last week in celebration of the 'Sixth Nat ional Home Demonstration Week, with the theme “Today’s Home OBuilds To morrow’s World.” Mrs. W. H. Saunders presided oyer the meeting and extended the group a very warm welcome. Mrs. R. E. Gordon,-of the Rocky Mount Club, conducted the devotional service, em phasizing the spiritual side of the home and the fact that the home is the foundation of America. George Alma Byrum, Chairman of Chowan County Blood Program, ex plained the value of the blood pro gram and urged the women to con tinue their cooperation by donating blood. The next visit of the blood mobile will be Thursday, May 17, at the Edenton armory and the quota again is 175 pints. Miss Carolyn Swindell delighted those attending with a solo, “My Wild Irish Rose.” The principal speaker was Miss Pauline Gordon, extension home furn ishings specialist of Raleigh, who was introduced by Miss Martha Barnette, Assistant Home Agent. Miss Gor don’s address and demonstration were most interesting and informative. 'She discussed the physical side of the home and stated, that upon entering ■ a room it should immediately strike the eye to give a good impression. There are five factors in making the home beautiful, she Said, “attractive color scheme, furniture, cleanliness, comfort, and convenience.” The specialist listed the following suggestions in making the home beau-, tiful: .1. Don’t buy furnishings too hur riedly give a lot of thought and time before purchasing. 2. Buy furnishings that provide comfort and easy to keep clean. 3. In planning a room, figures and plain designs are both good if care fully selected attractive and harmoniz ing colors are used. 'Following the meeting at the Court Mouse, the group went to the Quinn Furniture Store where Miss Gordon gave an excellent demonstration on purchasing furniture, illustrating the points to be considered in selection. She emphasized, “Know what you want in furniture before buying. Buy the best you can afford, so that it will last through the years.” njUVDUlfMVCfff** ****** AAAAAA^ H of comfort and style that its length provides. H HEAVIEST in the low-price field—a so/icf 3140 pounds * —with that big-car H feel of road-hugging steadiness! H WIDEST TREAD in the low-price field—a road-taming 58% inches between -> if centers of rear wheels—for stability on curves and turns. Most- length. Most weight. Most width where it counts. They all add up to B extra comfort and riding ease ... extra value for your money. And here’s the surprising fact! The Chevrolet line actually costs less than any other in the low ■ price field ... Costs least, gives most! - -*f *Styt*Un« D* Lux* 4-Door Srdon, shipping Wright. ■vU* - Dr tm 2-Door Sodan (Continuation of standard equipment and him lltus tralad It dependant on availability of motoriolJ • • ;'•■■.■■- *. S|| ■■m'IPARVI with all these features Rinlr f ■ a™* advantages found in no If I W V • other low-priced car -: v . » - .'•gg BODY BY HSHER • UNITIZED KNEE-ACTION • VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE • JUMBO-DRUM BRAKES • SAFETY-SIGHT INSTRUMENT RANK • PANORAMIC VISniUTY • anumOM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 105-h.p. angina opSonol on Da Uxa woJols'ot axtro co*. „ .. Jfi MOM PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! J Whitest White Ever Made! Amazing Hiding Power! No ordinary old-type enamel has the whiteness of “1951-Fashioned” Gleem DeLuxe Enamel! \ A recently-developed resin vehicle in combination with the purest and whitest pigments obtainable gives Gleem DeLuxe an alharound perfection never before believed possible. Despite the flawless beauty of its finikli, Gleem id not difficult to use. Although it brushes on with effort less ease, this great new enamel gives amaz ingly heavy hiding-power.