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Birthday Party • '
Mr*. David Cotbin entertained at a birthday party at her home in Flint Hill on Saturday evening in celebration of the fifth birthday anniversary of,her - eon, Richards. .« '
Homemakers* Items ‘
Sandpapering the soles of a baby's new shoes before they are worn may keep him from slipping, and so prevent many falls.
Many homemakers like the idea of keeping a bottle of vinegar on hand with several cloves of garlic and a few pods of red peppers in it. Such vinegar is particularly pleasing in flavor when used in making mayonnaise or French dressing for Vegetable salads, and is delicious, too, when poured over a roast of lamb or beef.
For a satisfactory homemade ■ floor polisher, build a wooden box 71x4Jxtl inches/ and fill it with concrete, made by mixing 2 parts sand and 1 part cement. Put a - ..top on the box nad add a long *•. handle—an old „ mop handle *will do. Cover the bottom and sides of the box with sheepskin or wool cloths. Complete details are giv' en in Extension Seryice Circular 424- '■> Vi --- ■ WORK SKIRT . ... The latest style in skirta may be long or short, tight or full,, pleated, gathered or dressed up with trimmings, flaps 0£ other fancy exaras. But for work around the house or yard, the wise housewife will choose a skirt designed for safety, comfort and convenience. A skirt which is moderately wide bit not full is safest for for work around the house, clothing specialists of the U. S. Department of Agriculture say. Skirts are somewhat shorter this year—and that is all ‘o the good
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