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a acmonsirauon on maiang os good quality ice cream in refrzerator was given at the high school. The demonstration was given to girls from 10-11*12 Home Ec Classes.
The sewing group met Wednesday for the first meeting. Topics discussed were styles for spring fabrics and selecting right size patera. Those attending were Mrs. Mary Updike, Phyllis Hudson, and Ruby Jenkins
Albert Beecher, horticulturist from VPI, helped three families in landscaping their home' grounds. Mr. Beecher also landscaped the parsonage grounds' in Woodville. Suggestions on home grounds were given to Mrs. George Wood and Mrs Grace Reid. The second meeting of Farm and Home electric project was held on Tuesday evening. Mrs Colleen Collett demonstrated lighting principles in the home and Charles Mundy demonstrated repairing of electric cords and appliances. Mr Mundy and"Mrs. Collett are representatives of the Northern Virginia Power Co. of Luray. A special job of sizing in ready to wear clothiilg and by pattern companies should make your fitting problems easier. The difference in size range is based on type of figure rather than measurements or age. Check your height or proportions against the following gpide: Junior,, Size-—7-17, designed for a figure 5’4” to 5*6” with a slim, short waist and small bust.
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Brief Size—10-20, for figures 5*5” or under and slim to medium. This size also may be labeled “petite,” “diminutive,” of “average.” Misses Size—10-20, if you are 5’5” to 5’9” and are slim to medium. Tall size—10-20 for 5*9” or taller and slim tp medium.. , mf*i % 1 Women’s Sizes—28-44 for the 5*5” to 5’9” and sturdy. \ ' 4
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