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Homemaking Hints
■ Select Clothes Carefully [ When Planning Trip. So you l are going to travel come vacation time? Before leaving, 1 make a list of places you plan ! to go, activities you plan, and '■ clothes you will need for the 1 trip, advises Miss Margaret ' Groseclose, clothing specla* list at V, P. I. • Clothes that are wrinkleresistant, comfortable to sit ; and walk in and fairly dark i in color are usually good ’ choices. Traveling is hard on ' clothes, so old favorites may be better than new clothes. ' Knits, jerseys, ,and wash and [ drip dry clothes are usually ’ excellent. i A sweater is handy as a blouse or light wrap. A plastic ' raincoat with hood and rain > boots should be Included. A \ coat-not a good one- is a must for any season. Shorts and slacks may be worn if , traveling by car, but if shorts . are worn, keep a skirt handy, i Usually the well-dressed i woman does not travel in this manner, says Miss Grose■ close. i Be sure to take comfortable t shoes for walking and dress. Luggage should be reasonably lightweight and sturdy. A list i attached Inside the luggage r will aid in packing throughr out the trip. i Tissue paper or lingerie r placed along fold lines of > clothes helps avoid wrinkles. , Plastic bags for shoes, gloves r cosmetics, hose, soiled i clothes, and medicine are good > for packing. i Put heavy articles on the r bottom. Clothes packed in lay * ers (using plastic or card. board between the layers) • avoid some wrinkles and make 1 it easier to find articles. A - suitcase should be packed full, but not bulging. Things used : first or most frequently should ’ be put on top.
An experienced traveler us. ually plans a suit-blouse ward robe that gives the right out
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