The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15
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man weather allowed us to for
ge ahead without Interruptions.
That's something different for a
change, isn't it? e.
Tuesday, February 9th, we
were with the Dexter City home
makers at the Methodist church
there. We should like to COM
mend this new group on the
number of persons that attended
this lesson, you and Your
Guests" Mrs. Howard Gill and
Mrs. M. L. Harper were elected
Council members from this
group.
Wednesday, February 7th, we
fastened our skates and worked
our way up to Senecaville Lake
to the home of Mrs. Reuben
Parks. The agent again taught
the lesson, "You and Your
Guests" to seven women.
Thursday, February 9th, the
agent was with the Harrietsville
homemakers at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Johanning. After the
agent taught the lesson, Living
With Your Worries" the nine
ladies present spent the rest of
the day quilting. Say folks, do
you think that your HDA will
ever be able to quilt?
Friday, February 9th, the agent
was with the homemakers Of
Sharon. This newly organized
group met at the home of Mrs.
Joe Wiley and discussed the les
son, you and Your Guests. -
Tuesday, February 18th, the
agent was with the hOmemakers
of KeithtoWn at the Grange Hall.
Here the lesson, Living With
Your Worries" was discussed by
the nine homemakers present.
Well, ladies, we got home safely,
after being pulled out of some
of the rutS . These past
few days have made me ap-
preciate the friendly attitude of
rural people even more than
have appreciated it before. You
folks are the kind that are
always ready to help if you can!
NV thanks to the folk who help
regular business session was con-
Monday evening, February II,
the Junior Leadership Club met
at the Tiltonville School with
seventeen members present. The
regular business meet was con-
Quoted by the President, Patty
Miley, who then turned the pro-
iect discussion over to Edna
Marquis. The lesson for the even
ing was that of conducting an
ideal business meeting and then
having a spell down on rules OF
conducting meetings. Square
dancing was then enjoyed by all.
The next meeting will be held
at the Whigville Community
House on March 18th.
7 lust found a little material
on hanging pictures that | thoug-
! ht | might pass on to you folks
Nearly everyone's attic holds at
least one discarded picture,
which doesn't seem to fit into
any place in the house. Some
YOU would like to use, but they
| lust don't look we'll" Quite often,
the trouble may lie in the frame.
A frame should be as simple as
possible unless the picture is a
| large painting which calls for
depth and weight in a frame.
| Perhaps you have too many small
pictures. Try combining them in
a group. Hang them on a large
cardboard mat, arranged with
care. Have the mat surrounded
by a good wallpaper border
whose colors complement the
colors of the room.
How often have you changed
the position of a picture and
found the wall back of it soil
marked? It's annoying, isn't it?
Apparently it is very easy to
prevent such marks . when
you know the trick. Why not try
putting a thumb tack at each
lower corner of the frame on the
back. Let the heads of the taeks
project about ia inch. The tacks
hold the frame out from the wall
far enough to permit air to cir
culate around it. Little or no
dust will accumulate on the wall.
Wear a smile and have a
friend; wear a scowl and have
wrinkles. What do we live for if
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