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HOSPITAL TRUSTEES — Membars of tha
Kings Mountain Hospital Board of Trustaas
ora picturad at a racant maating. Front row,
L.E. Hlnnant. Mrs. Hanry Naislar, Mrs. D.F.
Hord, Mrs. Morqarat Maalcs, I.C. Bridgas and
Administrator Grody Howard. Back row, from
laft. Dr. Joa Laa, Thomas Tata, lohn L McGill.
William Orr, Norman F. McGill and Fain Ham-
bright. Not picturad is Carl F. Maunay. Photo
by Lib Stawort
Gastonia Junior Women^s Club Sets Fall Show
ock
For the seventh consecutive
year the Gastonia Junior
VNoman’s Club will sponsor
“Serendipity,” a free day of an
discovery in Lineberger Park. It
will be held on Sun., Oct. 5, 1-6
p.m. and is a day for young and
’^old alike to see and participate in
various exhibits and perfor
mances of the arts.
A juried selection of craft
smen will participate in “Seren
dipity.” The artists and craft
smen will be selling their wares
during the afternoon. The music
and drama program will include
local singing talent, musicians,
dance groups, etc.
“Serendipity ’80” not only
provides exciting entertainment,
but a means in which the public
may become directiv involved.
Children’s painting, thumb print
cartoons, acrylic tattooing and
button making provide group
participation.
“Serendipity” is a public ser
vice and is not a profit making
project. The only cost is for
refreshments and a 50 cent
charge for button making
materials.
Alpha Delta Kappa, Interna
tional Honorary Women
Educators’ Society, met Sept. 29
at the home of Mrs. Howard
Bryant with Mrs. Bryant and
Miss Jackie Blanton serving as
hostesses.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs.
Mary Plyler and the group heard
a devotional by the chaplain,
Mrs. Jackie Reid. Both old and
new business was discussed and
various reports were made.
Mrs. Margaret McCarter in
troduced the speaker for the
evening. Miss Doris Yarbrough
from Gastonia. Miss Yarbrough
is serving as District 2 Vice-
President and is a member of the
Beta Rho Chapter of Alpha
Delta Kappa in her home town.
Accompanying Miss Yarbrough
was Mrs. Ruth King, immediate
past president of Beta Rho.
Miss Yarbrough’s remarks em
phasized the heritage enjoyed by
Alpha Delta Kappa members
from the founders in 1947. The
sorority goals have remained
constant almost from the beginn
ing with particular attention to
recognizing women who were
not only strong teachers, but
who were active in religious and
civic affairs.
The local chapter was remind
ed of the importance of building
fraternal fellowship, exploring
issues, and continuing to grow.
High standards of education are
maintained through grants and
scholarships. Another important
aspect of the work of Alpha
Delta Kappa members consists
of altruistic projects. On the
state level Boys and Girls Homes
of North Carolina are sponsored
by the sorority. During the last
year $57,464.14 was raised for
various charities in the state and
12,800 hours of service were
contributed.
The group learned much from
this interesting and informative
program.
Members present included:
Ann Bennett, Jackie Blanton,
Edith Bridges, Anne Bryant,
Carolyn Finger, Rachel Glad
den, Sara Griflin, Hilda Kiser,
Margaret McCarter, Linda
Owens, Mary Plyler, Jaquitha
Reid, Jan Sabetti, Jane Shields,
Eddys Ware, Betsy Wells,
Carolyn Westmoreland and
Susan White.
Crafts Show Set Oct. 25-26
The Fall Arts and Crafts
Show is scheduled for Saturday
and Sunday Oct. 25-26, at
Cleveland County Fairground in
the exhibit halls. The time for
the show is Saturday from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from
1 to 5 p.m.
This year’s show should prove
to be an enjoyable event. Ap
proximately two hundred ap
plications have been mailed.
Local craftsmen and artist com
prise the majority of the par
ticipants.
Crafts represented and
available for purchasing include
cross-stitch, leather crafts, knit
ting, crocheting, quilts, and
other needlework, macrame,
ceramics, woodcrafts, creative
furniture, handcrafted jewelry,
braided rugs, pillows, decoupage,
silk flowers, pottery, stuffed
animals, etc. The emphasis of the
arts and crafts show is to exhibit
and sale craft items created by
local craftsmen.
The arts and crafts show is
sponsored by the Cleveland
County Fair Association and
Cleveland Technical College.
Persons desiring information
about the crafts show are re
quested to call 482-8351 or
487-0651.
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