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ed by'sewingrubber Jar ringsl to the bottom four coners of the , rug. ' Just received an article from j Mrs. O’Brien, Extension i Home Economics, V.P.l. con cernlng Teflon Coated Pans. I’d like to share parts of the article with you. Mrs. O’Brien states that the quality of teflon can be no better than the quality of the pan on which it is used. Teflon utensils should be conditioned the first time they are used by rubbing with unsalted cooking oil or shortening. After this treatment, the use of fat Is optional with top of range uten 1 alls. If your teflon has become stained with repeated useage, * the following solution can be r used to remedy this — 2 tablespoons baking soda, 1/2 1 c. liquid household bleach and • 1 cup water. Boll this in a pan 1 about 7 minutes; then wash, rinse dry and wipe with cook ing oil again to recondition it. 1 A help for the teenager who may have a lot of belts and no way to store these -- get a wooden hanger, a few hook screws and make yourself a : belt hanger. This helps keep : the belt in easy reach and no hunting Is necessary to find ( just the right one.
; Washington Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones I were In Spartanburg, S. C. , over the week-end and attended the wedding of Mrs. Jones’ | nephew W. M. Sheffield and Miss Susan Parriss. Mr. and Mrs. OllieFincham . were weok-end guests of Mr. ' and Mrs. Carleton Johnson ! and family of Kingston, Md. Mr. Flncham and his two nephews, Melvin and Carl Johnson, . attended the Washington Senat tors-Kansas City baseball .game Sunday afternoon in I Washington, D. C.
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