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By Harriet Goode
Homemaking Hints
This week while I was instructing my basic sewing class I mentioned a quick trick for getting a crease in or out of all cotton drip-dry or treated cottons. The ladies found the information so valuable that I thought I would pass it on to you. Frequently the new drip-dry cottons are hard to press neatly when sewing. Its resistance to creases also makes it resistant to creases that are part of the construction feature of the garment. To make it take the creaaa^ampen thearealHth ■white: an iron. To remove creates in these materials you can,itse the same method. The important thing to remember is that this process can only be used on all cottons dripdry fabrics with white vinegar.
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■f. brook, Rucker8vllle; Mrs, L. A. Binford, Jr., Richmond; Mr. Carlton Winters, Norfolk; and Rev. Park P. Dickerson, Griffinsburg. Miss Patsy Driggers and Rev. William C. Russ of the Virginia Baptist Sunday School Department will also serve on the faculty. » Dr. John Farrar, pastor of the Culpeper Baptist Church, is Sunday School Superintendent for the Shiloh Baptist Association.
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