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By JOANNE J. FALLS
Home Economics Extension Agent
One wa> to get sour home
organized and running smoothly
is to pattern your home management
after the office management
procedures that vou see being
used in well-run business v
firms that you visit. Well-run
offices are never cluttered and
disorganized.
Office ^taff members usually
know when they report to work
w hat needs to be done during that
day. Most workers know what
the priorities are for that particular
day.
Most office managers begin
working on the priorities first.
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Many ill
homemakers
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confused
when they are faced with
numerous things to do. Some
homemakers do not know where
to turn and find themselves completely
bogged down in work.
Homemakers usually find it
helpful to list the things that need
to be done in an A, B and C
priority category. This does not
mean that everything will get
done, but at least the most important
things will be finished first.
The businessman often has to
seek help in getting his work
done. He often needs to motivate
peole on the job.
Homemakers need to learn to
motivate other family members
to help out in the home.
Sometimes pleasant words are
more motivating than harsh
words.
Sometimes seeking help from
other family members can cause
more frustration than it is worth.
In that case, it might be better to
spend more time on selforganization
and self-education
instead of arguing and fussing.
Modern homemakers need to
take advantage of self-education
and training courses. There is a
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homemakers in magazines, in
newspapers, on the radio and on
television.
Businessmen are constantly
seeking new information, new
methods of doing their work and
new methods of dealing with people.
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Divinity School.
The Rev. PayJ Perkins, pastor
of St. Matthews United
Methodist Church of
Greensboro, and his choir and
congregation will conduct the
Sunday evening worship service
at 6 p.m.
The guest minister for the week
is the Rev. Jerry Quick of Goler
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iviciropoiiiaq ?ion Church/
I he revival's theme xs^God
Reaches and God Cares." Devotional
services will begin nightly
at 7:30 followed by regular services
at 8 p.m.
Special guests during the
revival will include Galilee Baptist
Church, Laughlin Memorial
Church of Greensboro, Goler
Memorial AME Zion Church,
Spencer Memorial Christian
Church, Dellabrook Presbyterian
Church, St. Paul UM Church of
Kernersville, Saints Home and
St. Andrews UM Church.
The inspirational and senior
choirs of St. Paul will provide
music on Tuesday and Thursday
nights.
The Rev. Belvin J. Jessup is
pastor of St. Paul UM Church;
Ruth C. Glenn is chairman of the
Task Force on Evangelism, which
is* sponsoring the revival.
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