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inga planned for this fall, it has been
announced in Raleigh. At the same
time, the people . in Attendance will
have an opportunity to participate in
ODen fourm discussions on the adraini-
:T)r. Ellen Winston. Commissioner of
nvnnlA nf iKTnrth fkrollna" will ret a i the State Board of Public Welfare
firsthand - report n the state' elhai announced that plana had been
fare system in series of six meet- made for these meetings, which are
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; ; an N. POINDEXTER ST. ' ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. ; ;
held annually. Planning the series
were officers of the six districts into
which the estate is divided for pur
poses of holding the open d'.:usaionB
of public welfare. , 'i ..
The meetings will be held at EUza
bethtown, October 25; Wajrenton, Oc
tober 27: Salisbury, October" 81: JE1-
kln, November 1; lAaheville,' Novem
ber z; and Tarboro, Novemoeir 21.
Each of the meetings will be open" to
jtbe public, with county officials, civic
and social lay leaders, legislators, and
all interested citizens urged to . at
tend. ak ". f f..- ' :
At each of the meetings. Dr. Win
ston will speak on legislative needs
and wyi sum up the current status of
public welfare activities ill this state.
Her talk will be preceded by an "open
fourm discussion, led by five discus
sion leaders to be selected locally, on
the- general theme Of "Strengthening
Public Welfare Administration." Meet
ings will end with an informal lunch
eon.
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About Your Horn:
By FRANCES BELL T. j
One of the most important things
for a home to have is plenty of closet
space. Modern home designers rea
lize this and are planning homes ac
cordingly. Women know that closets
not only provide protection for cer
tain items but storage space for items
not in use and thus prevent clutter
about the home.
Closets must be carefully planned
in order to get the maximum use from
them. Before going to the expense
and trouble of tearing down a wall
to' get more closet space, check to see
if existing closet space is being used
as efficiently as possible.
Decorations for the closet are
matched as carefully as for any room
in the Home today. Manufacturers are
making accessories of all kinds Yor
blosets that blend with any color
scheme. Accessories may also be made
at home quite easily.
There are stocking bags and shoe
bags that are inexpensive to buy or
to make. If blankets and flat ap
parel are to be stored in the closet,
place them in, clear plastic xippered
bags or boxes. This way, just a glance
will tell where different items are
stored. When clear plastic bags are
not used for storage, a list of the con
tents of each box or bag should be
made and fastened there-on. 4
Hats stored on racks Or hattrels
should always be covered with plastic
or cloth ' covers to keep dust from
I settling on them for the accumulated
effect of dust or straw and leit, irom
which most hats are made, is very
harmful "
, Tod,-? there is no reason fr clothes
to be riddled by motiia wUle ln.f 'or
age. "There are any nunu er of moth
killers for sale.' - Most commercial dry
cleaning establishments offer a moth
proofing process that Is quite good
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away to prevent spoilage
There can be flo doubt but that the
present farm programHuffer m the
Lcc;:.i
sensible 'plan should be devised to!
handle perishable farm products on a I
OL iously,. t'.ere is a need for si
c-r:e In iod Ine'ar as peri J.
&le farm' p;oduets are concerned, actu ,1 co- nitme t. The lifs of the
althovh this is not needed in ti6,Jiuivi a. x rejcover a sense of
handling of products like cotton, tobac
co, etc. ',
, During the war, production pay
ments were tried in an effort to pre-'
vent the ? accumulation of surpluses
and in order to make ample supplies
avtilable to " consumers. Just what
dust to both producers and consumers
public .regard when huge stocks lof ,tad iair ( to the uublie treasury re-
potatoes and other perishable products .mains to be . seen. Just the same,
are accumulated - under conditions 'some new approach to the handling
compel tne government to take drastic 'of perishable farm products is im-
ackiunig fiKmut, coiopitHv umm. come .yersvive, r n-t ..o
Uiion.-:.The ministrr of the church
must glro more 'upholding comfort.
Tt "eiperience' ol the church must
be more recreative. , The. fellowship
of the church roust be more inclusive.
The objective of the church must be
bolder and clearer, The branches of:
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method -can.-be devised that will be the church must be brought into more
dynamic unity, i The windows of the.
church must be opened wider. The sin
of the world, must walk more' freely
down church aisles. The pain of man
kind must be more evident on church
altars." ' - ' " ' ' '
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foospital Care Association yoyr non-profit. Blue Cross
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