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WITH THE FARM WOMEN
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Floor Com -
What kind of .care do your
’ floors get? Mrs. Patricia Ed
wards, assistant home economics
agent in Wilson County, says
they have been studying types
of waxes for different floor cov
erings.
“Floor protectors, including
furniture cups and protector pins
for legs, were shown to the
group,” she said. ’
Electric Group Tours
Members of the Burke County
4-H electric club recently found
refrigerators and freezers are
better insulated and the walls
are now thinner than the older
models. They found this to be
true during their tour of some
appliance centers.
According to Mrs. Sylvia War
ren, assistant home economics
agent, the 4-H’ers were shown
the newest models of equipment
and were interested in new fea
tures of the appliances.
Lamps Used In Decorating
Scheme
Fourteen women in Lee Coun
ty have recently made and reno
vated lamps. Mrs. Walter Scog
gins, Sanford, Rt. 8, used a
green shell which she cleaned
and wired for an attractive den
lamp. Mrs. J. H. Worthy, San
ford, Rt. 1, restored two kero
sene lamps, which were family
heirlooms, into lamps for the
living room.
Miss Estelle Doyle, home eco
nomics agent, estimates that the [
1 women saved around $135 on
! the lamps they made.
Refinished Furniture
, Mrs. J. S. Davenport, Colum
-1 bia, Rt. 1, has combined the old
, with the new. She has just re
> finished an old drop leaf desk
' which has been in the family for
years.
' Mrs. Ann Davenport, home
economics agent, says the Tyr- j
rell County homemaker is now j
■ using the desk in her new home (
business center which she has
just organized.
The Professional Look
In Sewing
After commenting that their
home sewing looked too “plain”,
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Miss June Street, home econom
ics agent in Yancey County, ar
ranged for a special workshop
for learning to get th\at pro
fessional look in sewing.
The home seamstresses receiv
ed some helpful information on
how to add a decorative touch
which really gives garments a
more finished look. They were
eager to get helpful hints for
improving their sewing ability.
Family Life Week
Members of the White Plains
Home Demonstration Club in
Surry County recently visited
homes of the sick in the com
munity. Miss Ella Hampton,
home economics agent, said each
lady was presented a corsage
and a box of candy.
Mrs. P. N. Taylor, club presi
dent, said they made the visits
in oVservance of family life
week.
Women Urged To
Support Party
Continued from Page 1, Section ]
Democratic Women to partici
pate in arrangements for the
First District Democratic Rally
to be held here October 9.
Tom Shepard, chairman of the
District I registration campaign,
called for the cooperation of the
women in securing the registra
tion of Democrats in Chowan
County.
Mrs. C- A. Phillips, president,
| appointed Mrs. Tom Hopkins,
Mrs. A- S- Bush and Mrs. El
wood Nixon to the nominating
committee. Mrs. Hurley Win
borne is the new secretary.
Members were invited to at
tend the State Democratic Wo
men’s Convention in Asheville
October 5-6.
Johnny Winborne read an es
| say, “Why Should You Support
| a Political Party,” which is en
] tered in the Teen-Dem contest
with winners to be announced at
! the Gov. Aycock Dinner in Ashe
ville.
Other guests were James Bond,
Joe Thorud and George A. By
rum, members of the Chowan
Executive Committee.
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