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By Harriet Goode
Home Furnishings In Good Taste. . . One of the greatest needs of consumers Is to acquire good taste through the knowledge and application of design principles, says Miss Katherine Habel, home furnishings specialist at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Most homemakers want their homes to represent good style and beauty, as well as utility Selecting harmonious colors, textures, and designs that delight the eye gives one a sense of creative achievement. Have you really thought about what you are trying to do when planning and furnishing your home? Your home is your work of art! Room interiors are forms of design. They are made up of visual elements. . line, form, space, color, and value. The arrangement of the textures and patterns within the room becomes a design problem. The ways in which these elements are put together in furnishing a room make it successful, or drab and uninteresting. Of course, to give this home
Louisa Girl Scouts
Sponsor Horse Show
Louisa's third Horse Show* sponsored by Louisa’s Girl Scouts, will be held Saturday June 13th, at Trevilians. The show starts at 9 a.m. and runs a full day (24 classes plus Tournament) with lunch served on the grounds by the Scouts. The show in the past has drawn entries from the surrounding counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Spotsylvania Orange, Hanover and Goochland.
This show is unique in its variety of classes - There are 7 pony classes - (2 driving, 1 conformation, 2 Jumping 3 saddle); 6 western classes; 5 horse jumping classes and 6 saddle horse classes plus the Tournament. There are no entry fees on the horses and last year over 100 horses and 1000 people
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John L. Timbers, Thomas Tharp, Norman Sims, Irvin W. Schmidt, Mrs. Warren Presgraves, Mrs. Clifton Naide, Roy Lee Knighting, Elwood Dean, Marshall B. King, Charles E. Sutphin, Edward A. Harris, Clyde Lillard, Ross Junior Turley, R. E. Wood, Henry Corder, Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Miss Mamie C. Johnson, and Lonnie Clatterbuck. Perry M. Dickerson, Vtrgie Brown, A. M. Sookne, Mrs. ■Nina Dodson, Mrs. Golden Lliber, Thomas G. Eastham, Al-j pheus Cannon, C. J. Stuart, Mrs. Frank Goode, Philip F. Moore, George Thomas, Walter Cooper, Mrs. Margaret Hitt, Edward Armentrout, H. R. Settle, Mrs. Jim Dodson, Rev. B. Gale Titchenell, Mrs. Chester Wayland, E. W. Gore J. M. Gardiner, and Mrs. Rachel Piehler.
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