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■Ur. and Mrs. W. G. Pendleton were guests over night of Miss “El” Pendleton in Charlottesville Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Watts were the holidays guests of Mrs. S. A. Sneade at her home in Blackstone. ,
HOMEMAKERS ITEMS
en or turkey, or creamed peas. Cut potatoes in four sections—but not quite throug, pull apart petalwise and add the hot filling.
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Holly, one of the traditional evergreens for Christmas, can be prevented from shedding by spray* ing the twigs with a one-percent solution of napthalene acetic acid. The leaves will remain firm after twigs are dead and dried out
If you’re preparing nuts for cakes, candies, and other Christmas treats, you’ll be interested in this hint for shelling pecans., Plkce pecans in a kettle, cover with water, and bring to a boil. Let nuts remaih in water five minutes. Drain and crack as soon as the nuts can be handled. With a little practice they will come out . whole.' ‘ “ *
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