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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.”
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Sometimes even the most experienc
ed sportsmen run out of supplies be
fore getting back to their base. So ■
Paul Johnson has planned an emer
gency kit that weighs only 1 % pounds J
and can be carried in your hunting
coat pocket. This will supply suf
ficient nourishment and shelter for a
three-day trip.
I First, get a tin with a good* lid
that measures 5 x 3V4 x 2Vt inches.
This is a standard size tin and is easy 1
to find. Then get the following: three (
packets of dehydrated soup,, three
plain, sweet chocolate bars, nine bouil
lon cubes, one-half pound of rice, a '
short length of fishline, three or four (
hooks, water-proofed matches or
matches in a waterproof box, a four
inch piece of candle and 40 feet of
90-pound test cod line.
To pack these, first place the candle
upright in one comer of the tin, then
pack the nine bouillon cubes on the
bottom after removing any; bulky |
wrappings. Next, place the three pack
ages of dehydrated soup on the side of :
the can opposite the candle. Mow J
pack the three chocolate bars upright |
in the can and pour in some of the j
rice to fill any spaces.
Place the hooks in a small envelope :
on top of the rice, put the lid on the |
can and seal it with one-inch wide |
adhesive tape. Then wrap your fish- j
line lengthwise around the can and
wrap the cod line neatly around the !
side of it.
You should use the supplies in this I
manner: For breakfast each day |
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let us give your shoes a
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For foot health and comfort
ask for "STEERHEAD ,r /
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP
1 EDENTON, N. C.
’ 429 S. Broad St. Phone 378
THE CHOWAN HERALD, .DENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1981.
have one of the packages of soup,
strengthened with one bouillon cube.
For lunch, eat one chocolate bar, and
for supper boil up one third of the
rice with two bouillon - cubes. You
do all your cooking .in th» tin con
tainer, after carefully unpacking it.
The candle is very useful for light
ing a quick fire. The cod line is used
for lashing poles when making a lean
to shelter; and the fishliqe and hooks
are used, if necessary, to augment
your diet.
This kit is so light and handy that,
even if you.are going into the woods
for only a few hours, it ie well to
take it along. When properly packed,
it will remain in good condition for
many months.
MAY QUEEN ATTENDANT
Miss IBetsy Wood was an attendant
to the queen at the annual May Day
exercises of Randolph-Macon Woman’s
College on Saturday, May 6. Miss
Wood is the daughter of Mrs. Fred
P. Wood of Edenton.
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