Brush nap to restart finish. Support the blanket with both hands when it's lifted from the water. If you are using a wringer, set the rolls as loosdlv as possible, since there should not be too much pressure exerted on the blanket when wet. The woolen fibers, in blankets or clothing, are weakened w'ith water, and must be treated gently. Use tepid water for rinsing. If de sired, rinse in the machine, for three minutes. Never twist or wring the blanket roughly. Extract the water again. Support Blankets During Drying Even with the water wr • s out of the blanket, it will til. be quite heavy, as you have me c\ ted a great deal of pre. < wring ing. For this rea jt is best to use two lines in banging to dry, preferably in the shade, as too much i.i at w ill also weaken woolen fibers. Handle the blanket with the bind ings down, then stretch carefully to iron the edges, and you’ll have iittlc pre.-.-ing to do when the blank et is dry If hung inside to dry, use two lines, as you would doing it out side, but make certain it is away DILLWYN, Kt. 3 Guests in the home of Mr. and. j Mrs. J. J. Stinson, Sunday, were j Mrs. Walter Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Cox and son, Kenneth. Mrs. George Sheffield and Linda Gail, also Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Poston, all of Farmville. Mr. Pos- j

66.8%