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ioth Home Club Mts, Plans Projects | Gllreath Home Demon >n club held Its first meet I the rear Jan. 26, at 1:30 lat Mrs. Cora Parker's. The )»11 showed fourteen mem resent, one visitor and en two new members. The roll as " answered by giving a itlon on first aid at home. )r tbe president gave plans tr year's wttrk, the project were chosen, each pro Ler all through the year FOR EXPERT EWELRY AND /ATCH REPAIR •— SEE — RIGHT'S MEN'S SHOP will be giving something about their project. This was the montl when our efficient garden lead er, Mrs. .Cora Parker, gave ui ten points on being better gar doners. Information was givei those who were ynable to attenc the meeting on "Wrtt Reslstanl Vegetables." Mrs. Guy Scott, president, turn ed the meeting over to Miss Mar garet Morrison, assistant home agent, who referred us to oui year books, helping us to under stand more thoroughly the edu cational aims and objectives ol home demonstration work; be ginning with (a) the local home demonstration club, (b) the coun ty Federation of Home Demon stration clubs, (c) the district Federation of Home Demonstra tion clubs; (d) the State Federa tion of Home pemonstratior clubs, (e) the National Home Demonstration council, and last ly the organization of the countrj women of the world. All club women are a part of an adult educational program of Nation wide importance. After reviewing the aims of Home Demonstration work, and learning more about our state and county Federation officers, we went home with t greater zeal to pass on what w< learn in club work to those whc really need home demonstratior work most. Home demonstration pins ar< to be presented to Mrs. Alberl Baity and Mrs. Zenna Hendrer for perfect attendance for th< year. Mrs. Albert Baity urged al members to attend, she askec Miss Morrison tb draw a name the name drawn was Mrs. Ells Moore, who was given a gift tc place where she can see it everj day, to be a reminder to brtog 8 visitor or new member to the next club meeting; and if she doesn't she will have to keep it anothei month. This will be given ou1 each month. Mrs. Zenna Hendren is receiv ing funds for the March oi dimes polio campaign, a nice gift was given by Members and othfere are being contacted. Heart sisters were drawn, and a prize will be given the one be ing the best heart sister. The recreation leaders held a contest, giving a prize to the winner. We are looking forward for a most successful year in 1949.—Report ed. Plans Are Formulated By The Clingman Club The regularly monthly meeting of the Clingman Home Demon stration club was held Monday, January 24, at the Clingman Community House. The club was called to order by our president and a business session was held. A majority of the members were present and the club was happy to enroll a new member, Mrs. Lucy Mathis. A flower fund was established, the purpose of which is to provide flowers for cases of bereavement, sympathy and oth er occasions. The demonstration for this month was on club organization. Mrs. Annie Greene stressed the fact that club members should know who their county council and district officers are, and the duties of each. Plans were discussed by Mrs. Greene concerning the entering of an apple exhibit at the State Fair next fall. Wilkes county has been selected to enter an exhibit of this type and plans should be made early in order to obtain the best exhibit possible. At the close of the meeting re freshments were served by hos tesses, Mrs. Irma Greene, Mrs. Myrtle Green and Mrs. Ruth Bowers.—Reported by Mrs. Alene Redding. Give To The Polio Fund "Nxnrnr "Quality Chicks" Give To The « >. a \ NOW WILKES COUNTY'Sl n n ® THE ADDITIONAL SERVE ESOTOMD J? O P * REINS MARKET - - T i * We Have Just Installed New Market Equipment For Your Convenience And SHOPPING PLEASURE Come In And See Our Complete Line Of refrigerated VEGETABLES • DAIRY PRODUCTS POULTRY & FISH • FRESH MEATS WE CARRY NATIVE AND WESTERN EF • PORK • VEAL Are As Close As Your Phono Bgcousg—— -WE DELIVER ERS MARKET STREET NORTH WILKESBORO TELEPHONE 110 ifa-— * , Obitudry Given For Oliver F. Richardson Oliver i Franklin Richardson, born July: 2, 1871, departed this life January 20, 1949. He was the son ojf the late M. F. and Louisa Blevins Richardson. He was 77 yeirs of age. Funeral j was held Saturday, January 2a, at 2 p. m. at Round Hill Church, with Rev. L. E. Sparks an<^ Rev. Troy Blevins In charge of *he, service. He was first married to Rosia Pruitt FebJ 20, 1895. To this union were, born six children. Two died in infancy. Survivors are C. E. Richardson, Greens 'boro; Mrs. Roy Alexander, Roar ing River; Mrs. Ray Lankford, North Wilkesboro Route 1; and Mrs. B. C. 'Jordan, Lomax. His first wife preceded him in death March 1, 1919. Hia second marriage was to Claral Warren Feb. 8, 1922. To this union was born one child. He d ed an' infant. His second wife ; receded him in death May 13, 1 40. ; t He professed a hope in Christ in the year of 1894, joined Round Hill church -and was a faithful member until death. He was or dained a deacon some 40 years ago. He was'an excellent Sunday school teachir and a leader for the choirs tit Round Hill and Stony Rfdge churches for years. He was very devoted to this work am I wanted to see the cause of Chris advance. He : eaves three brothers, Trealey, Hamp and Jack Rich ardson, i ill of Lomax; one sister, Mrs. Ne1 rton Bauguess, of North Wilkesbt ro. Also surviving are twelve g randchildren and a host of friend b to mourn their loss. Active pallbearers were his grandchildren, Reece, Ted, Bob by, Dohald, Keith and Harold Alexander. Honorary pallbearers were: "Walter Gentry, Gaither Crabb, Romas Billings, Walter Bryant, Ford Cothren, Sankie Wiles, N'cKinley Billings, and Grant Lym. Many )eautiful flowers were carried bp Clonie Jean Richard son, Lois Alexander, Carol Lank ford, Mary Leigh Bryant, Loleita Jofdan, tTaunita Gentry, Vena Billings, Ivarene Bauguess, Dor othy Billings, Barbara Jean Bil lings, Bonnie Ruth Crabb, Rea Billings, Lottie Baugaess, Marie Ingoal, Mary Taylor, Betty Lyon and * Gearline Walls.—Contribut-: ed. New chemicals hare been de veloped which help check heating of grain In storage bins. The chemical 1b sprayed on the grain as it is stored. Return that Book to the Library. /,
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