Hints for Hanging Clothes:
Hang up clothes on the straight
of goods. Put clothes pins at
the firmest part. Most people
prefer to hang dresses, slips, and
nightgowns on hangers. This
makes Ironing easier and pre
vents execsesslve wrinkling. Be
Sure to use wooden or plastic
hangers, not metal ones, and at
tach firmly to clothesline if
hung out of doors.
Hang knitted rayons over a
clothesline, with the weight
evenly distributed, or dry them
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flat. They will need no. press
ing if dried smoothly. Hang
girdles in the same manner.
Men’s shirts should be hung by
the tails, wrong side out. Tow
els should be hung with about
one-third of their length fold
ed over the line. This will pre
vent dragging comers out of
shape with clothespins. Large
pieces, such as draperies, table
cloths, sheets, should be hung
hems down, with the weight
evenly distributed so that they
will not hang out of Shape.
Hang garments in groups, and
take them from the line in the
same order. Hang these togeth
er:
(1) All things that are stareh
ed, (2) all flat pieces that
Should be folded as they are
taken from the line, such as
sheets, towels, pillow cases, ta
blecloths, (3) all articles that re
quire no ironing, and (4) all ar
ticles that you want to remove
from the line before they are
completely dry.
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Lesson for Mmj 17:1 Tbessalonians
1: 1; 3: 1-11,14-23 _ <
GoUen Text: 1 Tbessalonians $: 9-10
It is believed that the first
Epistle to the Tbessalonians is the
oldest part of the'New Testament
After Paul was requested to leave
Philippi, he went te Theasalobica,
where he was permitted to labor
but briefly. Opposition from the
Jews forced him to leave. After
going to Beroea, he journeyed to
Athens. Thence he went to Corinth
*nd he was there cheered by Tim
othy's rejoining him and bringing
him good tidings from Thessalo
nica.
But there were conditions among
the ltfr«iiainH«t Christians that
gave Paul grave oaincenr. Some
were upset over the second comhig
of Christ Two things Paul em
phasized in writing to them—that
they could not know\fhe time of
the second coming, and that they
should be ready at any time for
the coming—ready in the m inner
of their living. We, too, should, be
concerned, far a right tray, with
the second coming. Let Our con
cern tor it keep us elways hi readi
ness tor it
There were alao conditions that
demanded Paul’s attention. Divi
sions had appeared and some were
making trouble by their-own wrong
living. Paul used love and per
suasion with them. Thus, we find
in the closing part of the lesson
text various exhortations on Chris
tian living. A study of these ex
hortations shows that they encom
pass many Christians duties and
responsibilities. May they help us
to “hold fast that which is good.”
Rev. Robert H. Harper
Problems of the Christian Contdenee
(Temperance}
Lesson for May 24: 1 Corinthians 8;
7-13; 6: 18-20
Golden Text: l Corinthians 8:13
The matter of which Paul writes
was that of eating meat that had
been offered unto idols. It had
been offered unto idols and then
taken away and placed on the
market. The question was whether
it was right or not tor Christians
to eat such meat. Was it contam
inated by the fact that it had been
employed in heathen worship?
Some of the Corinthians Christians
did not believe that eating such
meat was wrong.
But there were seme among the
Christiana in Corinth who did not
believe they should use eat that
had been offered unto idols. Among
these Christians were some who
had once been pagans and who
had offered unto false gods, and
It was possible that these would
be badly Influenced by something
that might appear to them aa a
compromise with heathenism. They
could not see how meat offered
to Idols could be eaten by Chris
tians without placing approval up
on idolatry.
There was something to be said
for each side. But Paul saw there
was still another thing to be reck
oned with—the influence a man
might have upon others in eating
meats ottered to idols. And the
principle he laid down would solve
many difficulties. He wrote that
if meat should make his brother to
offend, he would eat no more meat
as long as the world should stand.
H you could justify to yourself
moderate drinking, should you ex
ercise the right you claim if your
example hurts others?
The superior characteristics of
seed which plant breeders de
velop in new linos, can be pre
served by continuing Inspection
and selection for triteness to
type.
The blue seed certification
tag is the fanner’s assurance
that what he buys is true to
type.
All seed displayed for sale in
North Carolina must hate been
analysed for germination and
fertility.
^_and commodity Inven
tories of, the Commodity Cred
it Corporation as of March Sfl
totaled $3,065,643,000—loans for
$JJ> billion and inventories val
ufed 'St' IfiSre than $^.1 bfflldn.
The sustained net loss for the
nine months of fiscal 1963 was
about $30,000,000, compared with
a loss of $67*000,000 in fiscal
1952. - • '
The plentiful foods list for
May is topped by milk and beef.
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