Holiday issue (December 1942) of The Shuttle, a house magazine for members of the Maysville Guild of Home Weavers, published by January & Wood Co. of Maysville, Kentucky, makers of Maysville Warp. It contains a meditation on the loom as a symbol of life, the editor's mailbox with photographs and letters from rag-rug weavers, tips such as a method for cutting stockings into rug strips, and wartime pieces urging scrap collection. A piece by guild president Robert N. Adair blames Japanese floor-covering imports for hurting home weavers, and the issue ends with an article on cotton in the war effort.