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Miss Eva Minix
Gives Pointers On
. Making Lamp Shade
Miss Eva Minix, District Agrnt from Virginia Polytechnic Institute, met Monday evening in the courthouse with a group of Home Demonstration project leaders to jjive them pointers on the making of lamp shades. ,, ( .
A lamp shade, selling at $10.00, could with a little ingenuity on the part of the homemaker be made for $2.00. Attractive lampshades ' could be made to blend with the drapes, etc; by putting matching . strips of the material around the lamp shades. The color, size and material of the lamp shades were also discussed by Miss Minix and the homemakers. e Among those ladies present for the discussion were:Mrs. Catherine Riley, AmissvillejMrs. Jim Bill Coates, Sperryville; Mrs. . Daniel Noce, Castlcton (a newly •formed club.)-; Mrs. LaMeadc ■ “Williams, Mrs. Nora Sealock, Mrs. AmvtVilliams, Chester Gap; Mrs./ Frank Cary, Mrs. Wade Pullen, Flint "Hill *nd Mrs. Cj, R. Racer, Mrs. G. L. Updjke and Mrs. D. D. Miller, Washington. These ladies will take this inform matipn back to their, club, and present it with the demonstration.
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