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Thursday, Feb. 3, 1966 Griffin Daily News
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DEAR POLLY — The follow
ing Pointer has worked well for
me and my children and friends.
We never seemed to know what
to do with pot lids. They presen
ted a real storage problem. I
simply put a double row of nails
or screws on the inside of the
lower cabinet doors and run a
heavy string or wire across each
Mrs. Griffin
Hostess To
Birdie HE
Tlie Birdie Home Economics
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Griffin for the Feburary
meeting.
'Ii«<- Tanice Farmer, new ag
ent, showed slides on the differ
ent kinds of lamp lighting for
the home. She also gave a de
monstration on covering old
la mo '•’--des.
The meeting opened with the
salute to he flag. Mrs. Mary
Edna Martin -ive the devotion
al. The roll call and treasurer’s
report were by Mrs. Ed Griffin.
A discussion was held on *’ie
change of the club’s name and
also the trip to Washington In
May.
The group discussed the type
Of workshop for U.e commg year
Mrs. Griffin served a salad
course and coffee to the follow
ing members:
Mrs. Alma Dunn, Mrs. R. A.
Fannin, Mrs. W. C. Hooper, Mrs.
Mary Edna Martin, Mrs. Bill
Tinley, Mrs. Thomas Jeste-,
Mrs. H. M. Hooper, Mrs. D. L.
Crabtree, Mrs. Arthur Sauley,
Mrs. Ed Griffin, Mrs. Wallace
Brandenburg, Mrs. Billy Wes
ley, Mrs. C. S. Lunsford, Mrs.
Erma Wesley, Miss Farmer and
the hostess, Mrs. Griffin.
FAT-OVERWEIGHT
Available to you without a doc
tor’ prescription, our produc
called Odrinex. You must lose
ugly fat or your money back
Odrinex is a tiny tablet and
easily swallowed. Get rid of ex
cess fat and live longer. Odri
nex costs $3.00 and is sold on
this guarantee: If not satisfied
for any reason, just return the
package to your druggist and get
your full money back. No ques
tions asked. Odrinex is sold with
this guarantee by: Neel’s
Pharmacy—411 E. Solomon —
Mail Orders Filled.
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POlirS POINTERS
Leftover Soap
set of nails. Fasten it to the end
screws, and slip the pot covers
inside the wire or string. The
knobs will hook over the wire to
hold them. Every lid is immedi
ately accessible. Metal screws
can be used on metal cabinets.
I have enjoyed doing this for 75
years. — MRS. H.E.L.
READERS — Can any of you
top that record for the length of
time a particular homemaking
help has been used? I would say
Mrs. H.E.L. is truly speaking as
the voice of experience. — POL
LY
DEAR POLLY — I have an or
iginal idea for the use of left
over soap. I bought a plastic
chore ball with one elastic end
and inserted those leftover bits
of soap in it. I use this in the
bathtub, run hot water over it
and have lots of suds. It is fine
for rubbing rough spots on feet
or elbows. I hang it on the fau
cet to drip dry. — MRS. J.W.S.
Thank you, Mrs. J.W.S for in
troducing me to those plastic
“scrubbers.” I had never used
one, being a creature of habit
and always bought the same old
kind. I like It so much for its
original, intended use — scrub
bing pans. — POLLY
DEAR POLLY — When I go
to the supermarket, I always put
one or two plastic bags in my
purse. When I buy a cutup chi
cken or a .y meat that might
drip, I slip it in one of these
bags when I pick it up. The che
cker can see the price through
the plastic. Just last week she
said to me, “I wish everyone
would do that. Why don’t you
send it in for a Polly’s Pointer?”
—HAZEL
DEAR POLLY — To keep the
dresser scarf from slipping off
my son’s dresser, I sew a strip
on the underside, and then slip
them over the corners of the
dresser.
When I put anything that has
a zipper in the washing mach
ine, I put a safety pin through
the hole of the tab that pulls the
zipper up and down. I close the
zipper and then push the pin
through the material, too. That
way the zipper does not come
open and get ruined during the
washing.
After I wash a mop head I turn
on the electric fan so it blows
on the mop. In no time at all I
have a dry mop to put away.—
MRS. M.J.K.
Highland
WMU Has
General Meet
The general meeting of High
land Baptist Church WMU was
held at the church with the pre
sident, ’'-s. Irma Rawls, presid
ing.
The opening hy**'n was “O For
A Tb'”—'nd To-guos To Sing”.
Mrs. Peggy Rhodes ''1 in pray
er.
Mrs. Ruth Stallings was In
charge of the program “Trends
In Home Missions”. Mrs. Rawls
gave Udevotional. Others tak
ing p a r * were Ros a
Mae Lewis, Virginia Laseter,
Myrtice Rawls, Carlyn Perdue,
irr.thleen Worthy, Elsie Will
iams and Cpal LaPrade.
Mrs. Bawls was in charge of
the business session. Plans were
m?-'3 for all members to meet
at the church Feb. 8 to make
bandages for the cancer society.
Miss Myrtice Rawls closed
with prayer.
1st Baptist
WMU H^S
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Miss Alice Miller, a mission
ary nurse to Nigeria, was the
speaker at the general meeting
of the First Baptist Chur j:i
WMU.
Miss Miller gave a talk about
her work among the people of
, - -a. <-i p a i so displayed wood
carvings which depicted the life
of the people and some of their
forms of worship.
Mrs. A. T.. "'■■rner, Jr., mem
ber of Circle Two led by Mrs.
Newton Crouch, introduced the
speaker.
The meeting w?~ held in the
C' cr.”:am auditorium Tuesday.
Th° opening song was “More
Like The M ster”. Mrs. Marcus
Jinks gave the devotional and
led in prayer.
Mrs. J. M. Cheatham, presi
dent, presided during the busi
ness session. The secretary, trea
surer and committee chairmen
gave reports.
A new prayer league is being
formed by the prayer chairman,
Miss Anne Hill Drewry. The
purpose of the league was ex
plained.
The circle count was won by
Mrs. Newton’s Circle Two.
There were 75 members pre
sent.
Lotion and Massage
Will Beautify Hands
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Give hands a treat with massage and soothing lotion.
The massage eases tiredness and strain from constant
office or homemaking duties. Take a lotion, one formu
lated with extra oils and moisturizers for extra dry skin,
and massage the fingers of each hand with it. Work firm
ly from the base to tip with a circular motion.
Be Smart
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Want a winter pickup that
can go right into spring?
Accentuate your hands with
gloves strikingly defined in
bold black and white. Cot
ton, of course, beautifully
washable. Patterns and tex
tures and meshes and trims
of leather-like plastic-coat
ed vinyl.
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The guest who
wolfs his food at a
dinner party leaves
the others eating in
uncomfortable
silence.
HERE’S THE SALE YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR
Maytag Discontinued Models
NO TRADE-INS REQUIRED WHILE LIMITED NUMBER LASTS!
8% ■ ■ ■
11 m NEW MAYTAGS ARE COMING
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WE MUST HAVE WAREHOUSE AND
: FLOOR SPACE-EVERY MODEL ON
SALE AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS!
THIS WILL BE OUR FINAL CLEAR
ANCE OF ALL '65 MAYTAGS. DON'T
MISS IT!
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ALL MAYTAGS ON SALE
ARE BRAND NEW
$ 199 95 YOURS DELIVERED IN THE
CRATE IF DESIRED.
These Can’t Last!
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DEPENDABILITY AT LOW PRICES I
LIKE THESE BEFORE.
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While They Last!
A-100 DRYER
$ 165 °° only
139.95
FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED!
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113-115 West Solomon Street Phone 227-9494
Vineyard
WMS Has
Feb. Meet
Mrs. Clara Pollard presented
the program, “""rends In Home
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Office Furniture and Supplies
Stationery
Copying Machines
Valentines and Party Favors
Book Selections
Unique Gift Items
Attache and Brief Cases
Pewter Reproductions
Instruction Classes
SOUTHERN STATES
PRINTING COMPANY
"THE BOOK STORE"
120 East Taylor Street
Missions” at the February meet
ing of the Vineyard Baptist Chur
ch WMS.
The - eeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Alma U" ’■'rwood.
The meeting opened with the
watchword. Mrs. Wiley Virden
led in prayer.
Mrs. Roy Shockley gave the
devotional. The group sang
"More About Jems”.
Mrs. Shockley led the closing
devot’—ml H«r! Mrs. Joy Young
led in prayer.
Ten ~~ embers and two visitors
were present. Hostesses were
Mrs. Alma Underwood, Mrs. Joy
Young ar-* Mrs. Prances Allen.
Refreshments were served to
the group.