Woman s Committee variety of approaches It It plino”, Mrs. Duncan said.
(Ctoftldued from Pago IS) ■ P ro * r * m that involves the Twenty-four people attended
caster, president of the local membership in study, action the luncheon. Special music
AAUW chapter, said that the anc * considerations of future was provided by a trio consist*
AAUW program is strong, concerns. The local chapter is ing of Mrs. Robert Kauffman,
flexible and responsive to a P resentl y studying the subject Mrs. Ralph Garber, and Mrs.
“Science, A Creative Disci- Lester Hawthorne.
;i MRS. CLYDE WIVELL, right, chairman Of the Lancaster County Farmers’
Association women’s committee, discusses policies of the local, state, and national
farmers’ organizations with Mrs. David Holt, state women’s committee chairman,
center, and Mrs. Richard Duncan, president of the local chapter of the American
Association of University Women.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 5. 19H6—13
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Curtains For Less?
Check the dress goods counleis lor
possibilities when you choose fabrics lor
cui tains.
Dress fabrics aie colorful and exciting
in design and texture.
They are usually available in \aned
widths and fibeis.
Cost per yaid is less than what you us
ually find in drapeiy fabrics
Read the label before you make your de
cision It should list the fiber content along
with directions for caie. Be sure to note
whether the fabric can be laundered 01 must
be drycleaned.
Check, too, whether allowance must be
made for shrinkage. Line shelves with felt or
Correct Glassware Storage per to piovicle a cushion lor
Prevents Breakage glassware. Auange glasses
Tableware should not be with nms up. Never slack
crowded together or stacked, glasses or cups one on lop o'i
Use up-right racks to store the other Don’t stoie and
plates, saucers, and platters forget glassware . . . x'otate ii
and use hooks to hang cups, for daily use.
This saves storage space and Flower bowls and vases
encourages you to use all of should have a shelf all then’
your tableware . . . not just own. Auange by height . , ,
what is on top of the pile. (Continued on Page 10)
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