by Muidi-cd Morris
DEEDS
Items this w<vk from llerlford,
McDowell, Beaufort, Rutherford,
Macon and Pender t'ounti«-s.
GIRLS ENJOY
GARDENING PROJECT
The -HI garden project has be
eome quite a popular, as well as
a profitable, project with many
Hertford County girls Miss Effie
Lee Aman. assistant home eco
nomies agent, says she has found
that younger gills prefer m •
active and outdoor typrojects.
Margaret ,lon**s. 12. of Winton.
select<*d gardening as her project.
Since her family did not have a
garden, it has been her responsi
bility to do all the planting and
Tardening. She is keeping up-to
fate words on her gardening ao
tivities.
HANDMADE FURNITURE
USED IN HOME
Mrs. Ernest I'ittman. who will
soon be moving into her new
home, is planning to refinish
many pieces of furniture. Several
of the pieces were handmade hy
her father and have a spec-ial
place in her home in McDowell
County. lh* is still aide to cane
the bottom of the chairs for her.
Miss Rachel Keisler. home »*co
nomics agent, says one major
project will lx- to refinish a wal
nut dining i»*om suite. She is
planning it> refinish it hy meth
ods recommended hy the house
furnishings specialists for the
Agricultural Extension Service.
SELECTION OF
WOOD FURNITURE
I low do you select wood fumi
|r deliciMS
aMs CHEER to
faarilyfaa!
in i \i.n
IHIIIKIM
ture? Mrs. Carolyn Alligood,
home c<-onomic* agent in Beau
fort County, says Home Demon
stration Club members have been
i.ged t i read labels and learn
terms us«fl in furniture manufue
.uring.
The homemakers examined fur
'liture at local club meetings so
they can better understand the
i methods of construction. Since
I the purchase of furniture is a ma
jor investment, Mrs. Alligo *1 is
I anv<ons for club members to
' know how to select good quality
! furniture.
I>ltAPER Y CONSTRl’tTION
1.ad.es of the Wbitehouse Com
munity in Rutherford County are
making draj*erios for their com- !
munity building. Miss Eugenia
Ware, home ei-onomics agent,
uscsl the session as a training
period.
'rhe women worked together in
selecting the fabric and lorn'n"
construction techniques. Miss
Ware thinks an actual experience
is a good way to tea< h homemak- 1
era how to select, construct, and
hang draperies.
FAMILY LI VINO ACCOUNTS j
“Record keeping o f family
s[»ending is one of thp steps to
j>etter planning." says Mrs. Klor
once Sherrill, home eeonomics a
gent in Macon County. “We try to
emphasize that ‘the lower the in
come. the greater need for sound
planning-." she added.
Some 40 families a ski'd for
help with family living accounts
last year. She hopes that many
more will understand the need of
planning their spending and sav
ing this ypar.
MONEY SAVING RECIPES
The home management leaders
in Pender County presented the
monthly demonstrations in their
local clubs on management in the
home.
In one club, the leader asked
each club member to submit her 1
favorite money-saving main dish
or meal. Mrs. Peggy Casey, home
economics agent, says the club
members were so enthused over
'he recipes, that they are consid-;
•ring making up a cookbook of
The Indiana Appellate Court
uled recently that continuous
uarreling and bickering over
noney matters constitutes "cruel
and inhuman treatment” and
justified a divorce.
!
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look for the man with
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(that's your
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or ( orvair!
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dealer a. He’s got to move oui
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BETHWARE
; OAK GROVE NEWS
I By July Bolton Davit
Telephone 7J9-S8+9
BETHWARE The Rev. C. O
Greene brought the message Sun
clay morning at Oak Grove
Bringing the message Sunday
night was the Rev. George Dixoi
of Fort Worth, Texas. The;
preached in the absence of the
pastor, the Rev. James Holder
who was a patient in Cleveland
Memorial Hospital. Rev. Holdei
was dismissed Monday.
■Mrs. Elva Mc-Swain. with Mr
and Mrs. Horace McSwam, Patri
eta and Dianne spent last Wed
nesday in Later Lure and Chim
ney Rock.
Wednesday visitors of Mt*. Ed
ward Da\is and Bobby were Mel
vin and Margaret (in en of Shel
by and Barry Green of i.angley
Air Force Base. Virginia.
The Rev. and Mrs. Dean Coffey
and Lavena of Henderson spent
several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Davis. On Friday,
they visited Mrs. Franklin Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ross and
1 Rhonda, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Conner, Ronnie and Rickey
' Broome visiter) Mrs. Polly Stew
art in Glenville Saturday. They
also visited Cherokee and Fron
' j tier la ml.
j Mrs. Kugene Wright and Linda
Ross spent Saturday in Charlotte
with Edith Smith.
Kathy. Joy. and Steve Calhoun
>f Rutherford ton spent last week
slth Mr. and Mr». Zay Moore and
Miss Ova Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Putnam and
Family of Blacksburg visited with
the Sam Lovelaces Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gibbons
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Adair in Gastonia Sunday
afternoon.
The Golden Circle of David's
held its annual family picnic
Tuesday night at Maple Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Davis
and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Davis
visited the Lee Costners in Cher
ryville Saturday night.
Judy Blanton spent last week
in Rutherfordton with the John
Calhouns. They brought her home
Monday afternoon.
A Derby. England, storekeeper
who has sold 170 topless dresses
says they have a very practical
use for women who are too shy
to writ thorn In public. "Some
of my customer*. *he :rports
“trU me they like to wear the^
to do the housework."
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