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Thursday, May 22, 1969
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Youngsville Woman's Club New Officers
The new officers for the Youngsville Woman's Club are pictured, left to right. Mrs. W. M. Roberts. Second Vice President; Mrs.
Richard Timberlake, First Vice President; Mrs. E. J. Pearce. Treasurer; Miss Jeannette Bell. Recording secretary; Mrs. Kay
Phillips, Chaplain; Mrs. Claude Edwards. Corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ben Hudson. President; Mrs. J. W. Weathers. Jr., outgoing
President.
Photo Courtest Bob Allen ? Wake Weekly.
Youngsville Woman's Club
Installs Officers In Hawaiian Setting
Youngsville ? South Sea
Island music and scenery pro
vided an Hawaiian Luau set
ting for the annual Banquet
of the Youngsville Woman's
Club held at the Cardinal
Cafeteria in Raleigh on Satur
day night.
An Installation Service for
club officers was conducted
by NCFWC Second Vice Pres
ident Mrs. J. W. Weathers, Jr.
Adhering to the Hawaiian
idea, Mrs. Weathers choae a
theme brought to mind by
expressive hula hands. Speak
ing on ways in which hands
are used, she challenged of
ficers and clubwomen to put
their hand to productive ser
vice. As each of the following
officers was installed, a lei
was looped over her head:
President Mrs. Ben Hudson,
First Vice President Mrs.
Richard Timbertake; Second
Vice President Mrs. W. M.
Roberts. Recording Secretary
Miss Jeanette Bell; Corre
sponding Secretary Mrs.
Claude Edwards; Treasurer
Mrs. E. J. Pearce; and Chap
lain Mrs. L. J. Phillip*.
Young Hula Dancers in
shimmering costumes did
authentic native dances with
meaningful arm movements
Swaying to the rhythm of
"My Little Grass Shack" were
Donna Sullivan and Lisa Bar
tholomew of Wake Forest;
Susan Weatherford and Kelly
Corpening of Youngsville. A
personal Aloha was extended
to each guest as dancers pre
sented a lei to every one.
For contrasting enter
tainment, "The Monkeys"
"staged a great performance.
As the wild wigged Monkeys
Gold Sand
Club Meets
Gold Sand Woman's Club
met Monday night with
Emilie Nelms with twelve
members present.
Roll call and minutes of
last meeting were read and
approved.
Corine Murphy gave the
devotional reading the 19th
Palm. Margaret Alston led in
prayer.
Mrs. Ernie Raynor of
Louisburg gave a very in
teresting demonstration on
crystal, china and silver. She
showed several different
beautiful patterns In each.
She described how some of
the crystal was blown. Mrs.
Raynor stressed the point of
setting a pretty table each
day In crystal, china and sil
ver even though it did not
have to be the most expensive
on the market. It teaches the
small children how to u?e It.
The' group enjoyed the dem
onstration.
Roberts
Beta Pres.
Youngsville - Phil Wiggins,
newly elected Reporter for
the Youngsville High School
Beta Club, reports that a Beta
Club meeting was held this
week with the main Item or
business being to elect the
following officers to serve for
the 1869 70 year:
President. Rodney Rob
erts, Vice President, Harriett
Pearce; Secretary, Janet
Pearce; Treasurer, Glenh
Evans; Reporter, Phil Wiggins.
in their surfing and flower
child styles, gyrated in one
area, a too realistic appearing
monkey slipped in from the
opposite direction to mingle
with guests. "Gitar Zan" and
The Monkey appeared to do
their thing. Pandemonium
really broke loose when
"Jane" drifted in. The beauti
ful blonde clad in a polka dot
bikini joined the entertainers
for a hilarious hit.
Taking part in the
humurous entertainment
were E. J. Pearce, 0. L.
Woodlief, H. H. Reddick,
Archie Brown, and Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Phillips.
Transformed by tropical*
decorations, the banquet
room lent atmosphere for the
occasion. A hukilau replica
on the head table included a
sandy beach with hula girls,
guitarists, seas shells, coral,
set. fan, orchids, and minia
ture palm and cocoanut trees;
highlighted by floating
candles in flower petals be
neath a fountain. An aqua
fishnet draped on the head
table held catches of fish.
Hurricane lamps and Island
arrangements were featured
on other tables. Place cards
and favors continued the
chosen theme. Hawaiian
paintings on programs were
done in water colon by Carol
Mitchell and Debbie Brown
with some assistance by Kelly
Corpening.
Mrs Ben Hudson was pre
sented a president's bracelet
from the club.
Clubwomen recognized for
perfect attendance during the
past year were Mesdames J.
T. Allen, W. T. Holden, W. F.
'Mitchell. Sr., B. H. Patterson,
W. S. Preddy, W. O. Roberts,
J. K. Tharrington, L. A.
Woodlief, and E. J. Pearce.
President Mrs. Hudson pre
sided at the Luau; and Invo
cation was by Mrs. L. J.
Phillips.
Guests recognized were
husbands of clubwomen; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Allen of Wake
Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Honeyeutt of Raleigh; Mrs.
Robert L. Weatherford, Mr. t
and Mrs. Mike Chesson, Mrs.
J. A. Green; C. Wrenn who
won the Citizenship Award
last year, and his date Miss
Donna Collins.
On the banquet committee
were chairman Mrs. B. H.
Patterson and Meidames J. T,
Moss. A. N. Corpenlng. H. H.
Redick and R. E. Cheatham.
There were seventy guests
in attendance for the festive
feast.
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