Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current, December 15, 1967, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextGriffin Daily News Sunny Side HE Meets The December meeting of the Sunny Side Home Economics Club was held at the Harbor House in Sunny Side. Dinner was served to the 14 members pr sent. After dinner, games were play ed and Christmas gifts were ex changed. Each member carried a gift to be sent to Milledgeville Hos pital. Mrs. Tom Sockwell, outgoing president, was presented a plat ter in her china pattern, in ap preciation of her work. Miss Jan ice Farmer was presented a gift in appreciation of her work with the club this past year. Present for the party were Mesdames Thelma Tuten, Eliza beth Williams, C. C. Kennedy, Tom Sockwell, W. S. Brewster, Benton Boynton, Silas Ballard, K. A. Barfield, R. H. Darsey, P. J. Mitchell, W. N. Darsey, J. A. Gulledge, Miss Janice Far mer and Mrs. Gossett. GO - CARTS Jim Pridgen Hdwe. South sth Street Griffin, Ga. 'Qfectet FRAGRANCE... For every angel on your Christmas list. ..luxurious ROYAL SECRET in all its delightful forms, wrapped joyously m colorful foil and bowed beautifully in gold. So elegant to give... so precious to receive. Bath Perfume Luxury Bath Foam Shower Spray Oil Spray Perfume Luxury Soap Luxury Gift Set Spray Concentree Powder Mist Luxury Lotion Luxury Bath Powder Cologne Three to twenty-five dollars Qvuilol^Ws "First In Fashions" f Open Every Night 'til 8:30 until Christmas —-- bub** mmmmmrnmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mm mmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmm 10 Friday, Dec. 15, 1967 DEAR POLLY — I am ans wering Denise, who always we ars holes in the toes of her can vas shoes before the rest of the shoe wears out. I had this pro blem for years and finally ask ed the clerk from whom I was buying a new pair what caused this. I was told that I had been buying the shoes too small. I bought the new ones one-half size larger than usual and there are no more holes in the toes.— MRS. L.E. DEAR GIRLS — Most canvas shoes shrink a bit when washed, so it is well to make an allo wance for that, too. —POLLY DEAR POLLY — I want to tell Denise that, prior to wearing new tennis shoes, I always stick a piece of adhesive tape on the inside of the shoe and under the place where my toe comes through. The tape will come off POLLY’S POINTERS Canvas Shoes when the shoe is washed, but it is easy to Insert a new piece.— BARBARA DEAR POLLY — Denise should cut circles or ovals from moleskin foot plasters, etc., and stick these to the underside of the shoe. Smooth into place with a spatula or table knife.—ELZO RA DEAR POLLY — I need help. I have been saving those pretty nylon bags that fruit and vege tables come in. They are strong and of different weights, so there must be some good use for them. How does one sew or fasten them together? I wonder if they could be used to make scrub bing balls and, if so, how would the balls be formed and then fastened? — E.E. DEAR POLLY — When my charm bracelet or pendant chain looks a bit tarnished, I take a small amount of baking soda, dampen it and, with an old toothbrush, rub the ornament, which is held in the palm of my hand. — MAVIS You, will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite home making idea, Polly’s Probem or soution to a problem. Write Polly in care of this newspaper. THINKING OF FINE FURNITURE? See Our ComDlete Selection of QUALITY BRAND-NAME STYLES at BEST PRICES and TERMS! GOODE-NICHOLS FURNITURE 206 - 208 South Hill Street Phone 227-9436 Vineyard Classes Hold Yule Banquet The Young People Sunday Sc hool Class and Training Union Class of Vineyard Baptist Chur ch held their Christmas banquet Saturday night at the Social Hall of the church. The social hall was decorated with mistletoe, candles and flo wer arrangements of red glads and white mums. The Christmas gifts were placed under an alum inum tree. A musical program of Christ mas carols was led by Mrs. Joy Young. Mrs. Young was in char ge of the games also. The banquet table was over laid with a white cloth with red holley design. The table was centered with Christmas cand les and mistletoe. Those attending were Judy Robertson, Debra Smith, Jane Allen, Carrie Varnadoe, Linda Hutson, Kay Tarleton, Brenda Gilmer, Dixie Standard, Con nie Dutton, Kathy Parker, Me lanie Underwood, Ann Shockley, Doyle Moore, David Robertson, Barry Young, Lee Underwood, Ted Hutson, Charles Wilson, Jer ry Durham, Kenneth Butler, Jer ry Butler, Steve Shockley, Son ny Shockley. Teachers and cha perones were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shockley, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Hol sle Smith and Mrs. Joy Young. xMUIfIC&SSWWBi—t A FRAGRANT CHRISTMAS MORNING will be the order of the day after Santa empties his pouch. Charm her with a couture designed bottle (upper left) of perfume. You can wish her a cool Yule with a fragrant gift of (lower left) friction cologne. For the really superfemale on your list, why not give a treasure chest (right), containing bath oil, solid perfume in an enamel compact and chiffon de par fum? Two drawers below hold cologne, sachet, perfume rollette and three cakes of bath soap. Makes a lovely jewelry box afterwards. 2nd Baptist WMU Has Yule Banquet The WMU of Second Baptist Church held its annual banquet at the church dining hall Tues day. Tlie dinner was served by can dlelight. A lighted Christmas tree, Christmas balls and poin settias were used throughout the hall. Following the dinner, Mrs. L. R. Chalkley welcomed the visi tors. She also thanked the so cial committee for their coopera tion. Mrs. Ray Jones, program chairman, was in charge of the program. Mrs. Jones read "A Recipe For Christmas”, follow ed with prayer by Mrs. Alberta Jones. The Christmas story was read followed with a song by Mrs. Gene Buckles and Mrs. Ray Kilgore. The title of the song was "Is There Room For Je sus”. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Canter bury sang "Go Tell It On The Mountain”. They were accom panied by Mrs. Bobby Watts at the piano. Mrs. Wyman Merritt led In prayer and the group sang "Joy To The World”. Approximately 75 people were present. Clean Stain 0.. ton When starch discolors the bottom of your iron, use the special paste cleaner for cop per to remove it. Rub a thin paste on the iron, rinse out the sponge with clean water and wipe off the bottom of the iron until water forms in droplets. This film will make the iron slide easily. Accessories Aid Image A woman’s appearance de pends on her accessories as much as her clothes. Just as the right stockings, shoes and handbag are essential, in-the bag accessories, such as a fine compact, lipstick case and combs, are also an im portant part of her image. 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TTiose taking part on the pro gram were Mrs. Wiley Post, Mrs. Jackie Jones, Mrs. Gene Turkett, Mrs. James Patton, Mrs. Fay Sellers and Mrs. Le na Mae Jones. Eight members were present. Mrs. Cliff Chalkley presented the program Tuesday. Her topic was “Life Through His Name In The Orient”. Those assisting on the program were Mrs. Ruth Og letree, Mrs. Agnes Pritchard, Mrs. Genevla Garrett, Mrs. L. M. Horton and Mrs. Agnes Prit chard. Mrs. Rufus Horton led in prayer for the missionary work. Mrs. Calvin Smith and Mrs. J. P. Thaxton Jed in prayer also. Mrs. Genevla Garrett closed the meeting with prayer. The Wednesday meeting was held at the church with the pas tor, the Rev. Gene Turkett in charge. He showed the film, "Baptist Along The Amazon.” Rev. Graham led in prayer for the missionaries. The topic for Thursday was “Life Through His Name In Europe and the Middle East”. Mrs. Lena Mae Jones presented the program. Those taking part were Mrs. L. M. Horton, Mrs. Ruth Ogletree, Mrs. Genevla Garrett, Mrs. Rufus Horton and Mrs. Calvin Smith. Mrs. Mar shall Garrett led in prayer for the missionaries. Mrs. L. M. Hor ton and Mrs. Rufus Horton pray ed for the missionary work in foreign fields. Mrs. Calvin Smith led in prayer for the people In Spain. Mrs. Lena Mae Jones clo- Identified Mittens Kids can’t lose their water proof mittens for long if their names are on them. They’ll keep coming back like the snows. Some have vinyl or leather tabs stamped in gold with any little girl’s or boy’s first name. Longer length with quilted backs and pile linings with an inside or outside zip pered wrist pocket for hot chocolate change are the most practical. sed with prayer. The Friday meeting was held at the church with Mrs. L. M. Horton presenting the program, "Jesus The Giver Os Life”. Mrs. Bobby Jones gave the devotion al and led in prayer for the mis sionaries. Those taking part on the program were Mrs. Burton Jones, Mrs. Grady Jones, Mrs. J. 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