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During the month of October, La Petite gardeners participated in a variety
of activities. ' , v "
Durham County Fair was an opportunity for members to exhibit their
creative talent. Ms. Genevieve McCrea won first prize in flower arrangement
in the Planf and Flower Department. She also won first prize in Christmas
Decoration. Ms. Josephine Robinson won second prize on green beans and
field peas in the category of Garden Vegetables.
The gardeners participated in the Annual Indian Summer's Vintage Stan
dard Flower Show, presented by the Durham Council of Garden Clubs. Ms.
McCrea received first award and Ms. Vivian Timlic received second award in
the House Plants division.
. : La Petite gardeners enjoyed a picnic given by the Better Homes and Gardens
Club. Ms, Helen Brpwn was hostess and La Petite members presented to her a
lovely planter as a token of appreciation.
Residents of the Sunshine Rest Home enjoyed the annual picnic given by the'
gardeners. Ms. Timlic directed the games, read stories and poems. She also
presented a gift to the newest member. Ms. Mildred Goode provided piano
music and led the singing. Ms. Lelah Smith and her committee prepared and
served an entire dinner.
The club members attended the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh. Ms.
McCrea won three first places in flower arrangements. She also won second
p ace in a mrniature arrangement using fresh material. Ms. Timlic won second
place in the House Plant category.
,Lu,PfLit5 ?arden,crs enived a day with the Gate City Council of Garden
Club s 16th Annual Standard Flower Show and Bazaar in Greensboro.
Mrs. W.B. Saunders was hostess for the October meeting of La Petite
Gardeners as they celebrated their 32nd Anniversary with games, songs and a !
big birthday cake that brought everyone to her feet and a burst of "Happy Bir
thday to Us". Every member was present to enjoy this hilarious occasion.
During the formal meeting which opened the evening, reports were made on
the various activities of the month, including the "Dig" which was held on
Saturday.
Preparations are being made for the annual Christmas Decoration Show
which will be held in the auditorium of the J.J. Henderson Towers on Duke
St., in December.
Mrs. Lela Smith will be hostess for the November meeting.
Better Homes & Gardens Club
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Mrs. Helen Brown, member of Better Homes and
Gardens Club, hosted members of her club and
various garden club members and friends recently
at the home of Mrs. Mary Allison.
A delectable-, colorful and bountiful feast was
prepared and -appetites seemed fully satisfied. On
behalf of La Petite Gardeners, Mrs. Vivian Timlic
surprised the hostess with a miniature garden of
flowers and thanked her for her hospitality. Mrs.
Brown gave Mrs. Genevieve McCrae a birthdav
gift.
Present were: Messrs. Archie Tilley and George
Burton; Mesdames Doris Burton, Vivian Timlic,
Margaret Allen, Mary Allison, Martha McGhee,
Gladys Burroughs, Genevieve McCrae, Marie
Kearney, Gertrude Gibson, Mary Stephens, Mary
Baines, Martha Dalton, Mable Bryant, Patricia
Tilley, Alberta Harris, Catherine Page, Mildred
Goode, Lelia Smith, Patricia Sowell, Willie B.
Saunders, Ethel Taylor, Jessie. Mclntyre, Mrs.
King, Vivian Aberdeen, Vita Stapleton, Miss Carol
Dalton and Helen Brown.
Out of town guest was" Cleaster Talton of
Chester, Pa., cousin of Mrs. Page.
The home of Gardener Magnolia Eings was
beautifully decorated with flowers from her garden
for thfe monthly meeting of the Better Homes and
Gardens. Club. Ms. Mable Bryant served as devo
tional leader in lieu of the hostess.
Old business was discussed. New business includ
ed participation in the Durham Council of Garden
Clubs Flower Show at South Square Mall.
Gardener and niw mimhr Martha. rtaWsvn
jSJirw9:$nd second awards forheMpeclthen Of Celosia-
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constructed to attend the Gate City Garden Show
October 17-18 in Greensboro. The club also plans
to attend Duke Power Company's annual
Christmas Decoration Show.
Mrs. Eings served a delicious repast.
Members present were: Mmes. Ella Brown,
Mable Bryant,. Rosa Tucker, Beulah Hill, Martha
Dalton, Louise Jenkins, Ethel Taylor, Frances Wat
son, Thomasenia Shaw, Catherine Page, Helen
Brown, Magnolia Eings and Carrie Vereeri. Miss
Carol Dalton was a visitor.
Mrs. Dalton expressed appreciation to the:
hostess.
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