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Roy Jenkins was able to return to lit* classroom on Monday, December IS, after haying been away since November 13. Everyone is delighted to set him looking so well, in spite ot his attack of pneumonia and asthma. Mrs. Jean Moffett, who has been substituting in his absence, will ow assist with study halls and the library, in place of Mrs. Margaret Ann Wayland who has resigned. 3 Tin cans were the order of die day on December 9 in the Homemaking department at R.C.H.S. Mrs. Foster White, of Front Royal, demonstrated die limitless possibilities of the plain old tin can at Christmas time. The Homeinaking mom.*** transformed by kissing balls, ttneart angels, temple bells, wreaths, feather trees, as well a* metallic Christmas wee*.
Students and teachers have found the generosity of these ladies sharing their id«r* very helpful in_preparing for Christmas this
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Ideas Festival the theme of the F.H-A. meeting held Dec. 12 in the auditorium, at RCHS. Devotions relating to, die program were presented by Marilyn Sutphin. President Dottie Sisk presided over die brief business session, at which the local, state and national Cherry Pie contests were discussed. The national bake-off will be held in Chicago in February. ' - '9 ■'.
Using Christmas ideas received from both dit F.H-A. Federation meeting in Clarke County in November and the demonstration given by Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. White on December 9, twelve members ai die club presented a very interesting program. Brie# demonstrations and discussions were given on Christmas decorations, gifts' and/ food. Special emphasis was placed on wise spending of money at Christmas, home safety, during the holiday, and Do-It-Yourself. In keeping with the last mentioned, the making of cans was stressed.
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