Give Your Christmas Tree A Chance to Express Itself

Christmas trees bring in the yuletide spirit. But wherever one is placed-on the street, in the store or in the home-the decorating of it should show individuality

Are Hose and Holes Roommates?

Are hose and holes roommates? Sometimes evidence leads us to believe so. This is how the pair got started! Miss Coed stopped at the hosiery counter and ask·ed for a dollar pair of cinnamon colored, chiffon hose, size nine. Price, color, weight, and foot size!All very well, but when that was all, the hose-hole clique began

Around the Globe with Old Saint Nick

How about importing a few Noel ideas this year? Here are some tips from far away which give new slants on ways of carrying out the Christmas season activities

King and Queen for the Day

Do May 9 and June 20 mean anything to you? You\u27ll find that they are very important days. Out of 365 days a year, 1 day has been set aside for Mother\u27s Day and 1 for Father\u27s Day-special national holidays for tribute

Foods Work Intrigues a Home Economist

Ruth Kunerth, \u2739, finds that a variety of talents are necessary in commercial home economics dutie

Short Cuts to Clothes Care

In the schedule of a college girl, there isn\u27t much time allowed for taking care of clothes

The Iowa Homemaker vol.15, no.7

Iowa State is Wearing, page 2 Dinner at Eight, page 3 Short Cuts to Clothes Care, page 4 But I got the Blanket, page 4 “Something Warm, Please!”, page 5 Does Your Hair Look Like You?, page 6 When Seniors Have Day-dreams, page 7 Food Fashions, page 8 Jobs Filled by Recent Grads, page 10 Have a New Year’s Resolution, page 11 Four Tons of Popcorn, page 12 In Rhodesia It’s Monkey-nuts, page 13 Action in the Three “R’s”, page 15 No More Noise, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.15, no.6

A Serve-Yourself party, page 2 Your Own Greeting Cards, by Betty Blanco, page 3 Merry Christmas to a Bookworm, page 3 Something She can Wear, by Kay Hoffman, page 4 Add To Her Dressing Table, by Dorothy Fedderson, page 5 A Tiny Manger Scene, by Gay Starrak, page 6 Package Be Gay! by Ethelavis Hendriks, page 7 Everybody Makes Candy At Christmas, by Stella Mae Brinkman, page 8 Let It be a Tea, by Ruth Cook, page 9 Let Your Christmas Tree Express Itself, by Ruth Kunerth, page 10 A Man “Hec” Student? by Irene Jacobs, page 11 Need and Idea? by Vera Joyce Horswell, page 13 Give Her Silver, page 14 Come Out-of-Doors, by Betty Taylor, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.17, no.2

Come to Veishea by Jane Helser, page 2 Miss 4-H at Iowa State by Alvina Iverson, page 3 Date Etiquette by Jim Butterworth, page 4 King and Queen for the Day by Ruth Kunerth, page 5 Dress Your Big Moments by Jo Betty, page 6 Foot Notes in Style by Gaynold Carroll, page 7 Shoe Care by Jean Reis, page 7 Diploma in Hand – A Job in Mind by Marie Larson, page 8 An Art to Packing by Ruth Hendrix, page 9 On Lemons and Things, page 9 Lively Leisure for Summer by Betty Shoemaker, page 10 Equipment Students Travel by Virginia Berry, page 11 What’s New in Home Economics, page 12 Behind Bright Jackets, page 15 Alumnae Make News by Faithe Danielson, page 16 Money Matters Little by Gaynold Carroll, page 17 Good Looking Plates Go to Dinner, page 18 Cherry Pie Chant by Peggy Schenk, page 18 Magic of this Modern Age by Beth Cummings, page 19 Punctuate Your Dinner With Appetizers by Jane Helser, page 20 Home Management in Africa by Mary Ellen Lynch, page 21 Cap and Gown Party by Charlotte Heffner, page 22 Tips for Troubles, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.21, no.2

Rejuvenation, Editor, page 1 The Union Way, Dorothy Ann Klein, page 2 Spices Feel War’s Sting, Clara Collar, page 4 The Institution Management Department, Margaret Read, page 5 Food for 5000, Margaret Mitchell, page 6 Sally’s Ready for Play, Dorothy Roost, page 8 Food Work Proves Intriguing, Ruth Kunerth, page 10 What’s New in Home Economics, page 12 Speaking of Veishea, Virginia Daley, page 14 Novelties in Dining Out, Elizabeth Murfield, page 15 Aluminum Is Drafted, Stuart Swensson, page 16 Alums in the News, Mary Sather, page 19 Campers Must Eat, Doris Plagge, page 20 Behind Bright Jackets, Julie Wendel, page 21 Journalistic Spindles, Mary Schmidt, page 2