Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
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prove The Corner by writing to enter tain them.
 Resary. As my box of excellent recipes Is full te overnowinT. I would as Books Most Worth While. Books for Children How Can Help My Neigh bor? How to Rai9e Roses, How to En- tertain With Little Money, aFy Success ucational Games, 4 Chdldren's Party, etc.
 old Sol: hope sf stiil nves, and that Billie win do her bit a little oft ener. and that Ma will let us know if she expects eggs to be a dollar q dozen next year.
 One of Them Let us bring to The Corner ideas and originality, make it attractive. instructive, entertaining-iri short make it readable.
 The Postmaster: Limit recipes to 3 sn csnt. any s.a ssIsr ter ,bs make @ @ pF15ss Of 90 each month: prize of not over a dollar for accounts of travel, descrfp- tions of places visited. or humorous or pathetic accounts of incidents that may De noted.
 Aunt Mshitabls: Eliminate printed criticisms of our Social Corner gath erings. At a Social Corner meeting let there be appointed an improvement co1nmittee to hear complaints or sug- gesttons for improving the gatherings the committee to be empowered to act upon such complaints or suggestions as may seem to them best: the com rndttee to be changed every six months, and in consideration of briefness rof term of service and the faiIibfiity of human nature let the other Sisters re- frain from criticising the improvement committed.
 Jeanette: A home department might give suggestions for making children's clothes, draperies. rag carpets, up- holstering. remodelling, the arrange ment of furniture and pictures, and sbrfc-a-brac and the polishing and cleaning of same.
 Sister Ready: think freindship. love and charity make The Corner charm
 Little Spinster suggests a series of letters be written regarding the most practical method of earning and investing money.
 The investing of money to advantage is quite as much. and even more of a problem, than the earning capacity.
 Mrs. katsenjan: Why not have a Social Corner council? to appear one Saturday a month so there will be room for other ideas. The object is when a Sister finds a difficult prob lem such as baking, housework, poul- try. discipline in the home, social en- tertainments. rearing children, etc. ask questions through The Social Corner the Sisters may answer lHIOu&H llc OOIHcT LIlS1T knOWl- edge or practical experiences.
 Eliza: I think leaving out the gossip would be great improvement to The Bulletins Social Corner.
 A Corner Friend: The Corner would be greatly improved if the friendly talk to each other in the let ters was omitted. A habit may be formed and The Corner come to be called a page of gossip instead of prac- tica1 ideass= There is a space on this page for Enquiries and answers; that should be all that is necessary, with out it be an exchange for Corner writers.
 Jim thinks the earning of 50 cents or $1 for a Social Corner fund by mem bers and letters how they earned the money, for fund for the Social Cor ner to help and uplift others less for tunate than ourselves, worthy of con- sideration, and might improve the use fitness and standard of The Corner.
 Carolyn: Letters of not over 250 words, giving room for new members. One column devoted to questions and answers. Articles on Fancy Work should be included in this department, and social talks confined to the club meetings or anniversaries.