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HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

The Christmas season is always a rushed one. So to eliminate some of the rush the following rules may be helpful.

1) Have all cards addressed by December 1st and in the mail by December 5th.

2) Have all gifts bought and wrapped by the 15th. If to be mailed, Place in mail by the 10th.

3) Plan all your Christmas menus and do all shopping ahead of time.

4) Do all your heavy cleaning for Christmas by the 15th of December.

5) Make all fruit cakes the last of November or first of December and put in boxes with a slice of apple to keep them moist.

6) Prepare all food ahead (turkey, sweet potatoes, cookies, rolls, etc.) and freeze.

7) Put up all Christmas decorations by December 21st.

Then you will be able to relax and enjoy the holiday season with your family. DATES:

Flint Hill Homemakers Group — Tuesday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Paul Miller’s.

Chester Gap Homemakers Group — Thursday, December 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Roy Mathena’s.

Birth Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Don Berry of Washington, Va. are the proud parents of a son, Thomas Roy, bom November 13, 1969 at the Warren Memorial Hospital. The Berrys have another son Donnie. Mrs. Johnny Harrison of Washington is the maternal

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