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The Summerville News, Thurs., Jan. 24, 1980
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Chatting Witl
By PAMT. ECHOLS
County Extension Agent
Here are tips on what to do
for stains in lr:e bathroom:
Porcelain Bathroom Fix:
tures Bathroom fixtures
should be cleaned with very
mild cleaners to prevent
damaging the finish,
Porcelain 1s glass and can be
permanently damaged. There
18 no way to replace it.
Rust Stains can be remov
ed by this method: Make a
gusu' of cream of tartar and
ydrogen peroxide (must be
fresh because it deteriorates
with age). Spread the paste
over the stain and with a
medicine dropper, add two or
three drops n{ household am
monia Annw to stand for an
hour, and then scour with the
same powder and rinse
lhnrnuu[)ly
Green Stains can often be
removed by washing with a
mixture of very soapy water
and a liber 1 amount of
houshoroughly.
Green Stains can often be
removed by washing with a
mixture of very soapy water
and and rinse thoroughly.
Green Stains can often be
removed by washing with a
mixture of very soapy water
and a liberal amount of
household ammonia.
Mineral or soap buildup
can be removed by washing
with a wet sponge sprinkled
with a water softener (such as
Calgon or White Rain).
Vinegar can also be used.
Fiberglass/Fixture/S
--tains - 'l'fiv most important
{)mnl to remember 1s to avoid
warsh or gritty cleansers. In
stead, use a household liquid
detergent, warm water and a
sponge or soft cloth, For per
sistent stains, use turpentine,
acetone or household glass
cleaner,
Dulled areas can be
restored by rubbing with an
automobile body cleanin
cnm‘mund and following wilfi
a hght coat of liquid wax.
f{emoving Gummy Tub
Appliques According to a
manufacturer of tub urpliquos
will usually dissolve the
adhesive, permiting the appli
ques to ‘w removed. Eull
strength hquid cleaner will do
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the job almost as well as
kerosene. Do not use a knife or
razor blade, which can damage
the tub
The appliques are made in
three layers, the top that you
see, the middle olpa plastic
film and the bottom of
adhesive. The kerosene must
get under the film. It isn't
necessary to remove it but lif
ting a corner helps. After
removing the appliques, wash
the tub thoroughly.
Refinishing bathroom fix
tures— It is not possible to
really restore fixtures to their
original state because
{mr('t'lmn is glass that has
yeen fused on at a very high
temperature. Some companies
specialize in refinishing but
what they use is paint, usually
epoxy. If properly applied, it
can turn out very well and
;n-rk up sorry looking fixtures
or a number of years,
Shower Doors and Cur
tains— Soap combines with
minerals in water to form a
curd that may adhere to
shower doors or curtains. It
can be removed by washing
with a solution of a water
softener (such as Calgon or
White Rain) in hot water.
Because of constant moisture,
shower doors and curtains
often mildew. To get rid of it,
scrub with soapy chlorine
bleach or hydrogen peroxide
to remove remaining stains,
Most shower curtains can be
washed in a washing machine
and hung to dry. It ils usually
possible to use bleach in the
wash water without hurting
the curtain. However, do not
use it when it might harm the
curtain,
To prevent mildew from
returning, take time to dry
shower g«mrs after showering
and stretch out your shower
curtain to dry. (}),pon up the
bathroom window when the
air outside is dry. Best of all,
install an exhaust fan.
Grout— Scrub with a kit
chen cleanser applied with a
toothbrush. If grout is dark or
mildewed, maE:' a paste of
powered bleach and warm
water. Applv with a
toothbrush.
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News
By Mrs. Roy Cook
Phone 8954454
Mrs. Tessie Reece and
granddaughter, Mandy Reece,
and Mrs, Tony Cook and
| Shane were luncg,eon guests of
' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook Sun
| day.
Mrs. Edith Burrage,
| Frances and Junior, and
| Becky Elrod were luncheon
' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy
Williams and Mr. and Mrs.
| Dale Williams and Amanda
| Saturday.
! Happy birthday wishes go
to ffeck Elrod who
’cc-l‘-hruted i;er fifth birthday
|anniversary Saturday. We
wish for her many more happy
birthday anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ro
Cook and Mrs. Tennie Ruts;
Tidmore Wednesday.
Visiting Mrs. Gussie Cook
and Mrs. l[{uth Blair last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Gayler of Gaylesville, Ala.,
Stanley Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Cook of Summerville,
L.B. Cook Jr. and Mrs.
Dorothy Hurley.
Mandy Reece spent Thurs
day night with Y)er grand
varents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
‘(wcc-. and Doug.
Mrs. Eddie %ramlett and
Casey visited Mr. and Mrs.
I'ony Cook and Shane Satur
ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pep
sers, Barry and Stephanie
visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pep
ers Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Nancy Gamble, Steve
ind Rhonda of Gaylesville,
Ala., Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kir
»y, Jeff, Jason and Christy,
Mrs. Sue Elem and Lisa and
Mrs. Ruth Kirby and Shirley
were luncheon guests of Mr.
ind Mrs. Roy guook Sunday.
Others visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Cook Sunday were Jody
Cook, Mrs. Tessie Reece,
I'ony Cook, Jim Reece and
Miss Jan Wilborn.
Mrs. Tony Cook and Shane
visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eural E‘Vilson, and boys
of Trion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eural
Wilson, Dennis, Jerry and
David, Mrs. Eddie Bramlett
and Casey and Mrs. Tony
Cook and Shane had lunch at
B's Round Table Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. CKarlie
Snider, Mrs. Kay Wooten and
Sherry of Rome were luncheon
guests of Mrs. Gordon
ohnson, Wallace and Ralph
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tucker
of Centre, Ala., visited Mrs.
Gordon Johnson, Wallace and
Ralph Jan. 18,
Bill Cook had open heart
surgery at Vanderbfite Univer
sity, Nashville, Tenn., 18
years ago on Jan. 18, 1962, He
was the first to have open
heart surgery (he has a steel
valve in his heart) there and it
is believed he has lived longer
than anyone that has had tgat
surflzry.
rs. Bill Cook and Marie,
Mrs. Kay Smalley and Jeni
Rogers visited Mrs. John D.
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Espy Saturdfi mornini.
Visiting Mrs. Edith Ray
last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Buddy Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Peppers, Becky
Hardin and Sharon Elrod and
Mrs. Wayne Williams.
Visiting Mrs. Ruth Kirby,
Ed and Shirley last week were
Mrs. Nancy Gamble, Steve
and Rhond‘; of Gaylesville,
Ala., Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stan
sil, Darlene, Junior and Bren
da Ann, Mrs. Sue Elem and
Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kir
by, Jeff, Jason and Christy,
and Miss Joyce Womack.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Floyd last week were
Mrs, Ola gat.tles, Miss Mar
tha Frances Adams and Paul
Rinehart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ferr
of Daisy, Tenn., were spem;t
the-day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hams; Brewer Saturday.
Mrs. Alta Hutchins visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Brewer
Sunday afternoon.
Supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. fohnny Rowlls and Ger
vis Saturday night were Mrs.
Julia Row{la. Mrs. Clyde
Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Daggett, Michele, Charles and
Julia, Mrs. Martha Sue Hines
and Kelly, and Connie Rowlls.
The occasion was to celebrate
Mrs. Julia Rowlls’ birthda
anniversary, Jan. 19. We wisK
her many more happy birth
day anniversaries,
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Whit
temore and Shannon visited
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Rowlls
and Gervis Saturday after
noon.
Charles Daggett sHent
Sunday with Gervis Rowlls.
Mrs. Brenda Ratliff, Cliff
and Corey visited Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Rowlls and Ger
vis Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Julia Rowlls was Sun
day luncheon guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William Erod and Kim.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook and
Marie visited James Lewis
and Mrs. Frances Bartlett Fri
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook and
Marie and Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Young visited Mrs.
Billy Cook Sunday afternoon.
Kir. and Mrs. g’ill Cock and
Marie visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Cook Sunday after
i birthd
appy birthday greetings
go to Krrs. Harold Efod wfio
celebrated her birthday an
niversary Thursday, Jan. 17.
Hoge she has many more hap
py birthday anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cook
and the Rev. Richard ({ardner
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook
and Marie Thursday after
noon.
Harpg birthday wishes go
to Bill Cook who celebrated
his 59th birthday anniversa
Wednesday, Jan. 16. We Wi;?;
for him many more happy bir
thday anniversaries.
l\r{r. and Mrs. Bill Cook and
Marie and Jeni Rodgers
visited Mr. and Mrs. Her%ert
Gilkerson. Friday afternoon.
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HONORED WITH
SURPRISE DINNER
Mr. 3@ Mrs. Jim
McDonald had a happy sur
prise when their children came
with covered dishes Sunday
rhorning in honor of their 45th
wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Helen Eranmore had a wed
ding anniversary cake made
for the occasion. Those enjoy
ing the dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. McDonald were Mr. and
Mrs. Frankie Cranmore,
Angie and Kenny of Lyerly;
Mrs. Martha Jo Drake and
Tammy of Gaylesville, Ala.;
Mr. and Mrs. Milo McDonald
of Summerville; Freddie
McDonald, Mrs. Debbie Rose,
Sherry, Sonya and Michael of
Gaylesville, Ala; Mr. and
Mrs. Ronnie McDonald and
Mrs. Becky Brown and Buffy.
| We wish for this couple many
| more happy wedding anniver
| saries.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy
Williams were luncheon
ests of Mr. and Mrs. Danny
g:»ering and Jeff Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Williams and Jason were Sun
day luncheon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Williams and
Amanda .
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Williams, Tracy and Tammy,
Mrs. Edith Burrage, Junior
and Becky Elrod visited Mr.
and Mrs. Buddy Williams
Monday morning.
Mrs. Edna Cook and Marie
and Kay Smalley and Jeni
Rodgers visited Mrs. C.C.
Stevenson Saturday morning.
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