Oils And Watercolors Painted By Retired Rural Teacher
Retired rural teacher Mrs. Addison Moffitt, aged seventy, lives with her husband on Hall’s Hill outside Raymertown. The couple’s farm home on a maple and elm shaded lawn overlooks Tombanhock Reservoir. Mrs. Moffitt paints in oils and watercolors, using odd frames and salvaged materials, and collects butterflies for art. The Moffitts’ home reflects a love of God, family, and practical creativity with handmade furnishings and crocheted niece Miss Nellie Church creations.
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All Fabric Dyes Restore Faded Sportswear Colors
Old faded summer garments can be revived or recolored by dipping into an all fabric dye bath. The dye works on natural and synthetic fibers, including acetate rayon and nylon, and costs more than ordinary dyes. If uneven fading remains, a color remover can pre clear the old color without boiling before redyeing.
Leg Of Lamb Yields Three Meat Meals
A new method of cooking a leg of lamb splits a 9 pound roast into three distinct meals. Roast the center section at a low 32 degree oven, then use the shank end for a stew or casserole and the other end for lamb jetanties. The plan promises no leftovers and economical variety for a small family.
Family Scrapbook Variety Is Fun by Dr Ernest G Osborne
A children teen phase article discusses keeping parents at hand during teen parties, offering guidance on supervising, staffing refreshments, and safety. Also contains sewing pattern and needlework catalog promotions with requests for mail orders.
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Ernest G. Osborne
Symmetric Setup For Buffet Tables And Dessert Service
The guidance suggests arranging two buffet table places with silver and china in a symmetrical design for ease of teaching. Unless the table is very large it is best to bring the dessert with its accompanying china and silver after the main course has been served.
Clothes Quiz fashion guide for skirts and accessories
A reader asks Beth Blair for practical skirt styling advice. guidance covers choosing flattering skirts, pockets, fullness, and color coordination with suits and hats, suggesting solid tones or small prints and breathable fabrics.
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Mise Blair
Young Stylists Seek Individual Costumes in Fashion Trends
Teen shoppers increasingly favor individuality in outfits. Some create original designs while others mix patterns from different skirts and blouses. Many mimic designer models and fashion magazine looks for distinct costumes.
Tone on tone colors lead spring outfits
The key to spring color is tone on tone. Various shades of one color will be combined to create the stylish spring outfit this year.
Didn’t Think as an Alibi for Youngsters
The piece argues that the refrain I just didn’t think is a weak excuse used to dodge responsibility. It cites common scenarios from social outings to family rules where thoughtlessness leads to trouble and loss of trust, urging youth to think before acting.
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