Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 24, 1952, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, AfRIT, 24. 10.12 1 Q jll jKiiiiim STUDENTS OF ISA DORAH MOLDOVAN dance studio will appear with dancers from the Norma Dean Dance Studio in an interesting ballet performance Sunday, 3 p.m., in Mills Auditorium. The concert is being sponsored by the Young People's Conceit Division of the Klamath Musical Arts Council and is the final program of the season. There is no charge. This group of pretty starlets are, seated front: (1 to r) Penny Howie, Diane Frank, Diane Hill. Second row, Dixie Scapple and K. Lyn Fenning. Stand ing: Carol Shannon, Judy Gilchrist, Sharon Rutten, Judy McFarlan, Faye Adams. Make Your Home Sparkle With Time-Saving Devices If, when Mother Nature spreads her yearly manic over all outdoors this spring, you ted your home looks drab and wear-worn In con trast, there's no need lor discour agement. It's a simple matter to Iron out your urooltMiis with a steam lion. This versatile su-nm and dry Iron Is quite as us"lul lor Irc.shen lug your home at s-ruson'a elinniie as for smoothing your clothes on laundry day. Kurs, by this time of year, have usually lost their luxurious pile uiv reveal dent mused bv furniture legs. These iin.ilM.IUIv spots are eas ily remedied, however. Simply hold a str-om Iron, with the d'ul set for steaming, about two Inches above the offending areas In raise the nap: then brush gently with the grain oft he rug, usl nit astlff grain of the rug, using a stiff brush, until the dent dlsuppeurs. Curled edges on your rugs are dangerous as well as uuslghtlv. Flatten these accident hasards back Into olace with the same steaming method, or if the comers der the pressure of trampling feel, j prove stubborn, coax them into the shoving about of heavy furni. docility with a few strokes of your lure, the diving effect of steam Iron. heat, and the accumulation of dirt I The rug-nap trick will work for from muddy shoes. i your deep-piled upholstery fabrics. START too. After you have cleaned them The first steo In renewing the ,ot winter grime, using the snmo beauty of vour rug Is. of course. ! dry suds methods applied with to clean It thoroughly. If your hits band rebels against orders to lake the rug outdoors for btattnrt and shaking, he's actually saving the rug as well as nls own energv. Such vigorous cleaning techniques are likely to cause broken threads and weaken the backing. Try Instead removing all loose dirt and ground-m grit with vour own or a neighbor's vacuum cleaner. Then ta.e toll and . .Bins sponge or brush allow mem to dry thoroughly. Then go over vour clinlr or sofa, making mil the sole plate of vour Iron Is two Inches from the fabric. Brush the nan gently Into renewed flufflness while the upholstery Is still warm frum the steam. Perhaps your upholstorv dons a gav spring oulftt each year in the form of colorful slip covers. Make sure thev are sparkling dean, with a (inn-bristled brush dipped icrlsolv lreh and In dry suds. These may be pre- to the Itirnilure pared from a commercial cleanser or made at home with a solution of wuter and vour own household detergent or soap. Simply whip sudsy water Into a stiff lather with an egg beater or an electric mixer, then bruMi the unoothly fitted soapy foam Into your rug in cir cular, overlapping movements. ' Rinse well w ith clear water, tak ing care not to get your rug loo , w et. GO KASV ' Launder vour slipcovers careful ly, testing a small scrap of ma terial In advance to determine cor. ! rect temperature of the washing Water. If the dve seems to bleed ! during the test, then It Is well to launder In lukewarm soapsuds; I otherwise hot suds would be safe. I If vour covers arc glazed chllr. ' It's important to Iron them, after they're dried, on the right side When the rug if clean, make 'with vour Iron set for steaming Honors Given Past Leaders Garden Club Past Presidents of the Klamath FrIIs Garden Club were delightfully honored at the April 7 meeing in the city library. Present were Mrs. C. C. Kelley, 1940: Mrs. Horace Gets. 1943 and 1944: Mrs. Will Wood, 1945 and 1946: Mrs. Arbhur Stone, 1948 and Mrs. Earl Red man, 1949. Mrs. Wood presented each honor guest with a lavender ball made from the sweetly scented herb, grown in her own garden. Mr. L. A. Van Cleve was intro duced as a guest by Mrs. Scott McKendree. Mrs. Wood reported on the re cent meeting of the Klamath Basin Civic Service League held in the Community Lounge. It was also announced that the Siskiyou dis trict garden club meeting will be held at Central Point, May 1. The Klamath sub-district meeting will be held here May 14 and the state convention is scheduled (or Port land, June 5-6. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. John Glu brecht brought seeds and plants lor distribution among members. Absent members missed a treat in not being present to admire a pot o( "Easter Bonnets" created from bite of organdy by Mrs. Wood. Mrs. T. B. Watters gave an in teresting and instructive talk on the types and use of chrysanthe mums in arrangements, new types being introduced that (lower in Au-1 Don't try to pick up pins, hair gust and SeDtember and growing i pnls. paper clips, nails or coins hints. Favorite varieties with local i with a vocuum cleaner: pick growers are Summertime. Laven- i hem UP hand bc,ore " der lady. Courageous. Astrid. Sin- j tne cleaner. cerity. Golden Hours. Avalanches. Olive Longland and Grannie Sco viel. Officers will be elected at the May 5 meeting. sure you turn it around, reversing the ends, to Insure even wear. This shou'il be done at least once a year, otherwise consolcuous traf fic lanes are apt to develop lu time. DKKKCTS Such turning of the rugs usually exerting as much pressure as pos sible. This method helps them re tain their lovely lustre. In case of extra-heavy chintz, dampen slight ly before Ironing. If Ironing slip covers seems a laborious chore, try this short-cut trick. Fit the covers on your chairs and sofa while thev are still slight ly damp from laundering. Fasten them as tauily as possible tu pull out wrinkles. When the covers uV dry, It'i a simple mutter to go otter the Hunt turo with your ntr-nni Iron, lunch' lug up these aren't iilUuul scums or crevices that lie Irtts smotilhlv than you desire. This on-the-chulr pressing Is not only simpler, but niton assures better fit than Iron-tug-board ellorls. This touch-up method works well, too, wneu you're clvinglng the lab ile cover on your vitlanco board. Once the material In in place, iron out wrinkles that result troni hand ling. Sola pillows, led limp and sag ging Irom long winter evenings of living room relaxation, mo nlso ollrn In need of reliivrnallnn bv springtime. A lumpy, drooping pillow, Incon gruous In a smarllv-de"orated, or derly room, ran be given new life bv this tiiumlo method. Open the pillow and dump the feathers Into a tlghtly-stltched muslin bag or pillow case. A bag at least twice the nine of the pillow Is required, lo allow tumbling room for the feathers during the laundering pro cess. Washing Is a simple matter. Ke stlch securely lo open end of the bag. and toss tealhera and all into warm audav water In vour washing machine. Dry the feather filled bag on a line, hanging It from the corners. Before returning the feathers to their original pillow covering, turn the covering Inside out and line It on the Inside with a protective wax coating to prevent feathers from working through tho fabric. This Is done by rubbing a piece of wax over the Inner side of the fabric and then pressing the pillow covering. Heat Irom the warm Iron caused the wax to Impregnate the fabric. Trv this. Ion. oelore re sulting your bed oillows. inanxs to your steam irnn. an other spring-cleaning task that most women tacklo with dread thiil of freshening cm lull t and draperies can be handled with ease. With the sprinkling process the hoiuemakcr's huriv-st'iiriv at tempt to llnlsh the entire curtain before parts of It dry is apt lo result lu u cureless ironing lob. 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