PART VIII


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 CHARTS

CAREER CHART from Mademoiselle. Street and Smith Publishers, Inc., 79 Seventh Avenue,
New York City. Interesting to use in classes of seniors or for vocational guidance. Additional
interest is created if pictures of real people successful in that particular field are put in the dif-
ferent careers given.

Charts which may be secured from: United States Bureau of Home Economics, Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, D. C.-
 Child Feeding Charts
 Clothing Selection Charts
 Household Refrigerator Charts
 Meat Cooking Charts
 Nutrition Charts


 BULLETINS

Bulletins often furnish up-to-date material at very little or no cost. Our own State has excel-
lent material available often upon request.
State Department of Education has prepared a group of bulletins centered about the Florida pro-
gram for improvement of schools. Bulletin No. 10, A Guide to a Functional Program in the Sec-
ondary School is only one of the bulletins interesting and helpful to teachers.
HOME ECONOMICS COURSE OF STUDY FOR FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOLS, pages 173, 174,
175 has list of periodicals and addresses for sources of free and inexpensive materials. This can
be obtained from Rose Printing Company, Tallahassee, Florida. Price 60e.
State Home Demonstration Department, Extension Division, Tallahassee, Florida, has the fol-
lowing list of bulletins of particular value to our State. Contact your home demonstration
agent for these before you write the State Extension Office. A Food Supply Plan for Florida
Farm Families. (This gives the food required for good nutrition and how to provide it on the
farm.)
 PRESERVING FLORIDA CITRUS FRUITS
 CAN SURPLUS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
 PICKLES AND RELISHES FROM FLORIDA
 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

BAKING WITH FLORIDA CITRUS FRUITS from the wealth of delicious citrus fruits, growing
even in the northern sections of the State, and with pecans and black walnuts yielding bounti-