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plain material works up to the best advantage. This is especially true for slip covers. So, if yo^ want to save material buy this type of material, (h) Don’t buy fabric that is less than 54 inches for slip covers, if possible. This works up to the best advantage.

|j) When selecting fabrics for both slip covers and draperies be sure and pick 2 fabrics and not three or four to be scattered out through the room. For example, have the sofa a solid color and maybe two chairs in a figured material. The drapes could be the same solid color or figured material used on the sofa or chairs.

Many samples of materials were shown that can be bought on the market now. If any of you readers, who are interested in doing something to y«ur living room want ideas on fabric selection you are. welcome to stop by the home agent’s office and look at the samples of materials she has; which are: vat dyed, pre shrunk materials, Zelon treated materials, glazed chintz, Keroseal plastics and McCordi Corp. plastics. Other help can be given you on this subject too.

The Belle Meade 4-H Club met at the school, March 15, at 10:30 a.m. Jane Nichols, the vice president, presided over the meeting in the absence of the president, Jacob Sisk. The girls filled out enrollment cards for summer projects. Sweat shirts were given out to the members that ordered them. It was announced that if any members wanted ‘T’ shirts to bring 50c next time for them. The new 4-H leader for this clpb, Annie Perry, attended the meeting with the agent. It was decided by the club to subscribe to National 4-H News Magazine and send it to Miss Perry each month. The meeting ended with a fun hour of games.

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