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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1952

Page

7

Commandments For Housewife Improve Her Disposition

Dorothy Roe summarizes advice by Dr. Alpha Mae Thomas on organizing a home like an assembly line. The 10 commandments cover surveying tasks, reworking kitchen layouts into work centers, using minimal care items, combining jobs, sitting to work, placement of utensils, keeping equipment accessible, duplicating tools, using both hands, and streamlining dishwashing from left to right.

Alpha Mae Thomas Teachers’ College Columbia University Thomas

New Jeep Model with Snorkel and Soft Seats

The Defense announces a spring production Jeep upgrade by Willys-Overland in Toledo. The five inch longer, two inch wider model delivers 172 horsepower, a 300 mile cruising range, underwater breathing snorkel and exhaust tubes, arctic and desert adaptability, softer plastic seats, improved brakes, larger springs and new shock absorbers.

Washington Department of Defense Willys-Overland Motors, Inc Toledo Ohio

Local Notes from Opequon and Nearby Towns

Miss Nancy Malone returns to James Wood High School after illness. Miss Dianne Watts also confined at home by illness. Charles Anderson now employed in Winchester. Pat Lofton employed in Maryland. E D Funkhouser farm sale well attended. Evelyn Lofton and Betty Keeler attended a birthday party near Middletown Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Whitlock and son Philip visit Mrs. Whitlock’s mother in Winchester. Opequon Church ladies serve lunch at the Funkhouser sale.

Opequon Nancy Malone James Wood High School Dianne Watts Charles Anderson Winchester Pat Lofton Maryland E. D. Funkhouser Evelyn Lofton Betty Keeler Philip

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