Special Degree To the Wives For Their Aid
Gainesville report profiles 898 married student families on campus living frugally with husbands in college. Judy Fechtel and Sallie Bryan juggle roles as wives mothers and students while supporting homes through jobs and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
Judy Fechtel
Sallie Bryan
Flavet III
Judy
Reginald A. Fechtel
Practical choices for washable durable home furnishings
The piece argues practical upkeep guides for furniture fabrics rugs and wall coverings. It highlights washable upholstery decorative fabrics faux damask brocade tweed and velvet looks with synthetic fibers that clean easily. It notes washable wallpapers vinyls scrubbable coatings and maintenance tips for draperies including hanging narrow panels and ironing on location to avoid wrinkling and keep cleaner longer.
Clock in Kitchen Can Be Mortal Enemy Of the Home Maker Who Also Has a Job
A USDA family economist notes busy homemakers face time pressure as the kitchen clock runs fast. Practical tips urge timed cleaning sessions of five to twenty minutes, multi tasking during waits, and spreading chores across days to reduce Saturday backlogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie
Skip
Princeton
Sallies
American Home Economics Association
A Wedding Receiving Line Simplified for Busy Guests
A receiving line at a wedding is a simple grouping of all key participants to greet guests. The bride, groom, parents, and attendants stand in order with space between groups to look relaxed. Introductions happen naturally as guests mingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Sallie
Reed Bryan
University of Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reggie
Law Review
University Dames
Danny
Pat
Spinel
Massachusetts
Stanley M. Hunter
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jeanie
Mrs. White
West
Donna Crumet
Jim Kring
IGA
Donna
Lawrence
Nad