Society
ADK Officers
A.D.K. officers are: left to right: Mrs. Nora Deaton, co
chaplain with Hiss Mary Schell (not shown); Mrs. Mary Sue
Todd, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Grace Beach, keeper of the ar
chives; Miss Ruby Lanier, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Bea
Winkler, recording secretary; Mrs. Agnes Shipley, treasurer;
Mrs. Pansy Taylor, first vice president; Mrs. Willie Sims,
president.
Mrs. Willie Sims became pres
ident of the Alpha Beta Chap
ter of the Alpha Delta Kappa
Sorority Thursday night, as the
unit of the International Hon
orary Society for Women in ed
ucation ended its season with
a dinner in the dining room
of the Daniel, Boone Hotel.
Mrs. Sims is a primary teach
er in the Parkway School of Wa
tauga county, teaching the first
grade.
Mrs. Reba Shoemake installed
the officers.
The table holding the emb
lems of the club was covered
with the traditional green. An
attractive arrangement of pur
ple gladioli and yellow baby
mums in a cornucopia centered
the table. The gold shield and
Greek letters of the club flank
ed this arrangement.
The following officers were
installed:
President ? Mrs. Willie Sims.
Vice-president ? Mrs. Pansy
Taylor.
Recording secretary ? Mrs.
Bea Winkler.
Treasurer*? Mrs. Agnes Ship
ley.
Sergeant-at-arms ? Mrs. Mary '
Sue Todd.
Co - chaplains ? Miss Mary
Schell and Mrs. Nora Deaton. !
Mrs. Deaton and Mrs, Taylor j
were hostesses for the dinner.
Mrs. Velma Cottrell, presi- 1
dent, gave a report on the
meeting in Greensboro. She an- 1
nounced the International Con- 1
vention in Pittsburgh in August. '
Mrs. &uth Laxton will repre- '
sent the local chapter.
The chapter adjourned until
the first meeting in September.
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Blue Ridge
Garden Club
The Blue Ridge Garden Club
held ltf regular monthly meet
ing it the home of lira. J. B.
Winkler on Blowing Bock Road,
May 18. lira. R. H. Hardin and
Mr*. C. H. Hendrix were hoa
teaaea with Mrs. Winkler. A
luncheon waa served to seven
teen members and two guests,
lira. B. J. Councill and Mrs.
Grady Farthing.
The buaineas meeting, con
ducted by the president, Mrs.
W. H. Plemmons, waa concern
ed chiefly with beautification
plans, the Daniel Boone Garden,
and the flower show and home
tour acheduled for early Aug
ust.
The program consisted of
two parts. First were three
brief reports of the State con
vention by Mrs. H. M. Cooke,
Mrs. Lee Reynolds, and Mra.
B. W. S tailings. The second
phaae waa a plant exchange and
aale presented by the Horticul
ture Committee. Plants, contri
buted by members, were sold at
auction with Mrs. J. C. Cline aa
auctioneer. This Is an annual
club project and has resulted
in a greatly Increased interest
in horticulture among club
members.
Brushy Fork
Home Club
The Brushy Fork Home De
monstration Club met at the
home of Mrs. Clint Baird,
Thursday, May 18, at 7:30 p. m.
The President, Mrs. Elizabeth
Norria, presided. The secretary
read the minutes of laat meet
ing.
A few selected scripture vers
es were read by Mrs. Reatha
Wilson and Mra. Ivalee Dancey
led in prayer.
The group sang Clementine
rod repeated the Club Collect.
A committee waa nominated
to arrange a both for Achieve
ment Day. They were Mrs.
Louise Baird, Mrs. Ivalee Dan
cey, and Mra. Reatha Wilson.
Miss Maude Perry, Mrs. Iva
lee Dancey, and Mrs. Reatha
Wilson attended County Coun
cil.
Mrs. John Miller showed
some very lovely pieces of
ceramics which she had made.
Miss Maude Perry showed n
craft item which she made.
A project report on Health
and Beauty waa given by Mrs.
Alma Phillips.
Mrs. Danner showed some
slides on storage and cabinet
space.
Refreshments were served to
16 members and two visitors,
Miss Barbara Cap pi and Mrs.
John Miller. .
Unique Floral Arrangement
Shown At Hickory Meeting
Wednesday night, during the
Spring Flower Show presented
by the Hickory Garden Council
at the Corinth United Church
of Chriat, the show director
took time out from her regular
activitiea to tell the intereating
story of a unique floral arrange
ment which combines flowers
and plastic insulated cable
made by Superior Cable Cor
poration.
Mrs. Harry M. Snyder, Jr., ex
plained that the unusual ar
rangement was deaigned by
Mrs. Robert Cody, a former re
sident of Hickory who now
makes htr home in Boone
where she end Mr. Cody are
now owner* of Highland Hills
Hotel. Entered is the flower
show held last October, the ar
rangement was created to re
present a category entitled
"Our Town", la which entries
were to interpret local indus
try. Hrs. Cody's creation, show
ing lovely flowers in shadee
which complemented the bril
liant tones of the color-coded
mult! -conductor cables which
were used, was selected for a
coveted "Tri-Cotor" award at
the Fall Show.
Town And Country Club Meets
The Town and Country Home
Demonstration Club held their
monthly meeting May 16, at the
home of < Mr*. Broadua Jones
with Mrs. Earl Petrey aa co
hostess.
Mrs. John Houck presided and
gave the devotional. Mrs. Oscar
Danner gave a program on
"storage and built-ins" illustrat
ing various designs with slides.
The group was invited to see
the basement in Mrs. Jones'
house that had recently been
remodeled featuring a nuipber
of built-in* and storage walls.
Mrs. Herman Eggers had on
display several oil paintings
and a sampler picture. Mrs.
Sophia Miller brought a beauti
ful wall placque made of rice,
macaroni and artificial flowers
which had been sprayed silver.
The meeting was adjourned
with reading the collect. Re
freshments were served by the
hostesses.
Gardenerettes Club Meets
The Gardenerettes Garden
Club met Thursday evening
Hay 16th at the home of Mrs.
John Hollar on Reynold* Drive.
A business meeting was con
ducted by the president, Mrs.
Jimmy Winkler. Mrs. Winkler
gave a report on the State Gar
Laurel Garden
Club Meets
The Mountain Laurel Junior
Garden Club met in the Daniel
Boone Native Gardens Saturday
morning May 18. The purpose
for meeting there was to plant
a walnut tree in observance of
Arbor Day.
Officers as follows were elect
ed: Beth Lawrence, president;
Dee Wilson, vice-president; Sus
an Lawrence, secretary; Mar
garet Winkler, treasurer.
It was announced that the
club received three awards dur
ing the State Garden Club Con
vention held recently in Char
lotte. They were: a junior hon
or roll certificate; a blue rib
bon for the club scrap book; a
junior achievement award and
also an award as winner in the
National Litterbug Coloring
Contest was presented to Terry
Hollar.
Mrs. David Spainhour and
Mrs. John Hollar were in charge
of this meeting.
den Club Convention, which
she attended In Charlotte. Fol
lowing the committee reports,
Mrs. Jean Winkler explained
the programs for the coming
year and passed out the new
Year Books.
Plans and programs for the
Mountain Laurel Junior Garden
Club for the new year were dis
cussed. The club decided to
meet Tuesday May 21, to plant
the club beautification plot, lo
cated on King St. in front of
the Todd and Higgins Esso sta
tion.
Following the business meet
ing the club held a plant ex
change of perennials. The hos
tess served refreshments.
HIS WIFE'S TEACHER
Forsyth, Ga. ? Having worked
for 20 years to help her hus
band through two universities,
Mrs. David P. Mason is now
working towards her bachelor of
arts degree and her profMMr
is her husband.
Mr. Mason is head of the edu
cation department at Tift Col
lege. Mrs. Mason plans to be
come a high school teacher.
If you fail the first time,
and make no correction for mis
takes, there is no reason why
you should not fail the second
time.
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Mrs. Clayton Moretz Hosts Green Valley Gub
Mr*. Clayton Morets, Preai
d?nt ot the Green Valley Home
Demonstration Club waa hoateaa
Mar 15 at 1:S0 p. m. Eight mem
ber* and Mr*. Lillian Danner,
Watauga County Home Eco
nomic* Agent were present.
Seven visitors from the Big Hill
community were welcomed al
Linneys Honored
At Chapel Hill
Ida* Joanne Aldridge and Mr.
Armfield Coffey were boat and
hostess for a dinner party hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. Komulu* Z.
Linney Sunday at the Carolina
Inn in Chapel HOI. Mr. and
Mrs. Linney were married in
mid-April. Mr*. Linney is the
former Ann Leggett Sim* of
Douglas, Georgia, and New York
City.
A buffet dinner was served to
the following guests: Mr. Reyn
old Price of Durham, Mr. John
Victor Hunter, III, of Raleigh,
Mr. J, G. McCullen, Jr., of Pine
hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wat
ers and Mr. Clive Huet of Cha
pel Hill.
Y.M.W. Club
Holds Meeeing
The Y.M.W. Club met May 6
at the Sandy Flat picnic
grounds.
Further plans for the club
were discussed. There will be
a meeting Monday, May 20, 7
p. m. at the County Agent's of
fice.
Anyone out of high school 18
years of age or above is in
vited to attend.
The club program consists of
an educational program, com
munity projects, and whole
some recreation.
Our thanks go to our advis
ers, Mr. W. C. Richardson, as
sistant county agent, and Mrs.
Martha Jenkins, assistant home
agent, who take time out of
their busy schedule to help us.
so. The visitors were: Mrs.
Clyde Miller. Mrs. Marvin Mil
ler, Mr*. Paul Moretz, Mrs.
Cleve Moretz, Mrs. Kenneth
Moretz, Mrs. Maggie Greene,
and Mrs. Coy Glenn.
After the colect, Mrs. Clay
ton Moretz read Psalm 23 and
led in prayer for devotional.
Business announcements
were: Watauga County Achieve
ment day is October 24th. It
will be held in the Methodist
Church Education Building in
the aaaembly room. Each club
will be exhibiting some phase
of work done during the past
three years. Committees in
charge are Mrs. Minnie Norris,
chairman; Mrs. Russell Norris
and Mrs. Conley Church, assist
ants.
The Dixie Classic Fair in
WinstanSalem will be open
October 8-12. An club member*
are invited to participate.
Following the buainen us
won Mr*. Clayton Moretx read
an lntereating, account of a
Green Valley Club meeting held
when Mi** Matheaon wa* Wa
tauga County Home Demon
stration Agent. The clipping
wa* from a March, 1M7 edition
of the Watauga Democrat.
Mr*. Lillian Danner gave a
demonstration on best mean*
of "Storage by Built-in*." With
slides she depicted built-in* for
living room, dining room, bed
room, bath and utility room*.
The meeting cloeed with the
serving of refreshment*.
The next meeting will be at
home of Mr*. Minnie Norri*
June 19th.
to our new graduated . . .
As you look out at the world, and plan your
place in It, we extend our best wishes and
congratulations, t
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