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A lamp shade meeting was held in the home agent's office Wednesday evening with members from Flint Hijl and Washington H. Ip. Clubs. A total of five shades was completed that night.
Mrs. Luther Jenkins Jr., entertained E. T. Valley No. 2 club Thursday. Some excellent quality of painting was done by these members. Three luncheon clothes and two aprons were decorated.
Have you ever noticed how different your home looks when you return after a short trip? You see it somewhat the same way as a visitor. You need this objective view. point in planning a new color scheme or improving your present one. To analyze your color scheme avoid thinking of specific objects (red lamp, two green chairs) but study the room for general color effect. Think of walls, floor, furniture, draperies only in terms of color, the amounts and distribution of colors. Avoid using too many colore in one room. Include a light medium and drak shade in each scheme. Vary the proportions of colors used, distribute color in the locations where it seems pleasing to you. An excellent way to select your
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