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10 THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT., APRIL 4, 1981
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Better Homes & Gardens Club
President Ella Brown, hosted, the March meeting of
the Better Homes and Gardens Club on St. Patrick's
Day. She presided over an agenda of devotion, minutes,
old and new business. -
. A report was made on contributions to the Merrick
Washington Magazine for the Blind and to the NAACP
to forward to a burned-out family.
Gardener Beulah Hill distributed green ribbons she
made, appropriate for St. Patrick's Day but intended
for symbolizing Atlanta's crisis.
Review of the constitution prompted the appointment
of a constitution committee composed of Gardeners
Mable Bryant, Beulah Hill and Carrie Vereen.
Reports were made regarding the successful council
fund raising project, bus trip to Azalea Festival in
Wilmington, and the March 28 Flower Arranging
Workshop.
Gardener Helen Brown, reported that $200 had been
forwarded to Atlanta in the Club's name to aid Atlan
ta's pursuit and apprehension of criminal(s) responsible
for the murders of Atlanta's black youngsters.
A new member, Ms. Ethel (Bonnie) Taylor, was
welcomed into the club.
Birthday honors were shared by Ms. Mable Bryant,
and new member, Ms. Taylor. Gardener Annie Creen
presented cards and led the birthday song.
The club looks forward to fulfilling an invitation,
from Mrs. George Frazier to a Field Day at their farm
with games, fishing, eating and fun.
Members present to enjoy a delicious repast were:
Mmes. Beulah Hill, Annie Creen, Lenora Hooker,
Mable Bryant, Louise Jenkins, Thomasenia Shaw,
Catherine Page, Patricia Tilley, Frances Watson, Ethel
Taylor, Gladys Dawkins, Ella Brown, Ella Floyd and
Carrie Vereen.
Gardener Tilley thanked the hostess.
Nutrition and Good Taste
For School Lunches
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Because more women
than ever before
working . .outside '
home, toote children are
lending a- hand-preparing
breakfast and packing
their own school lunches.
They need something
quick and easy to fix that
Other
ingredients; mav .
are , be added to the sandwich
,cjpped, wal&uts. aKI ;
monds;' Decani, deviled"2
nam or rruit. suggested .
here are several sand-;
"wlches children will en-'.
joy; preparing as well as
provides good nutrition -eating with a glass of
ana energy to carry them milk.
through a day that may
include school, Little
League practice, a game
or other activities.
One idea includes three
American favorites-cream
cheese. Welch's Grape or
Strawberry Spreads and
milk. Nutritionally, this
combination provides pro
tein. calcium and Vita
mins A and O as well as
quick energy. And when
whole grain, breads are
used; fiber and B Vita-,
mins are added.
STRAWBERRY SWISS: '
Spread Welch's Straw-1
berry Jam on rye bread. ,
Top with several thin;
slices of Swiss cheese.
EYE OPENER: Whole
wheat bread spread with:
cream cheese and Welch's 1
Grape or Strawberry Jam.
Top with scrambled eggs :
and serve open face.
GRAPE DEVILWICH:
Spread cracked wheat
bread with deviled ham
and Welch's Grape Jelly.
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masters' Wives
Celebrate Birthdays
March 28th. was a gala occasion for the In
terdenominational Ministers VWives of Durham and
Vicinity. At the home of Mrs. Mable Umstead, a lovely
birthday celebration followed thi regular monthly
meeting. " ; "
Honorees were:' Mesdames Mozelle Harvey, Lorine
Lynch, Artelia Perry, Sarah McKinnon, Mertice
Monroe, Celestia Sanders, Armadia Cobb, Bena Mit
chell, Lucy Harris and Catherine Page. They all hold
the distinction of having birthdays between January and '
June. .
Refreshments were provided by those celebrating bir
thdays between July and December. They include
Mesdames Helen Jones, Lucretia McCoy Annie
Melvin, Esther High, Vivian Thorpe, Mudy Stone,
Waveline Cofield, Esther Davis and Mable Umstead,t
The public is invited to attend the group's anniversary.,
service April 26 at the First Ledge Rock Baptist Church.
Rev. C.R. Stone will be the guest minister for the event. '
Mrs. Artelia Perry is president of the Ministers'
Wives.
Lyon Park , -
Rose Garden Club
The Lyon Park Rose Garden Club held its meeting at
the home of Mrs. Mable Freeland on Massey Avenue,
last week. The meeting was opened with the club song
. and a short devotion. Mrs. M.W. Webb read the
minutes of, the last meeting which were approved.
Reports from various committees were included.
Mrs. Catherine Shaw talked on "Removing Winter
Coverings and Pruning".. The president, Mrs.
Sophronia Green, said she hoped the spring gardens
would be ready for touring around Easter. s
Mrs. Willie Sneed will bring reports on other possible
garden tours.
Members present; Mmes Josephine Fousheei
Sophronia Green, Lois Cozart, Celestine Cunningham,
Margaret MiHiken, Hallie Cruse, M.W. Webb, Mary
Hardy, Willie Sneed, Catherine Shaw, Mattic'R. Canty
and Ruth Mears.
Mrs. Sneed thanked the hostess for a delicious dinner.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Arnetta Merritt on
Morehead Avenue, April 11, at 4 p.m.
NCCU A rea Garden Club
On Thursday, March 23, Mrs. Hattie Johnson hosted
the NCCU Area Garden Club. The Garden Gate was
opened by Mrs. Johnson, after which Mrs. Chavis con
ducted the business session.
Committee reports were discussed and adopted. Mrs.
Chavis called attention to the club workshop held at
Henderson Towers, which she attended. She made an
arrangement, "Joy of Spring" which was presented to
Mrs. Nettie Easterlina.
4 Mrs. Elizabeth Kurlines will host the next meeting.
Mrs. Johnson served a repast and Mrs. Chavis thank
ed the hostess. ' : - '
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