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Members Of Transylvania’s Newest Girl Scout Troop Members of the Brownie troop, No. 85, Transylvania’s newest Girl Scout troop, pose to have their picture made prior to making plans for Girl Scout week. Leaders of the troop are shown in the back ground, and they are: MRS. E. M. SIKKEMA, left, and MRS. VERNON KIZER, right. The troop meets each Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, and members are: LINDA OSBORNE, DONNA KINDSCHI, NANCY LU JONES, MARY JO SIKKEMA, DIANNE GREENE, SHEILA JACKSON, GAIL PRESSLEY and KATHY PIERCE. Back row, left to right: MARY LOUISE DALE, ANDREA BAHNSEN, DONNA GRAVES, PATTY CORRIHER, KATHY SINIARD, LYNN STRICKER, MARY K. MOFFITT, BRENDA HARRIS, JOAN LOEB and MARY ANN VARNER. (Photo by Austin) Little River Community News Club To Present Program Tuesday At Penrose P-TA, Chicken Supper Is Set Cleaning Of Cemetery Satur day Successful. Study Course Begins By MRS. JOHN T. NEAL LITTLE RIVER — The Commu nity club of Little River will pre sent a program Tuesday, March 9, at Penrose P-TA meeting. In this program will be an effort to show how to organize a community and tp' You're Safer and You Save on NEW, LOW PRICED' GOODYEAR TIRES This rugged tire features full tread depth for longer wear . . . extra tread width for better traction . . . strong cord body for stamina. Come in . . . trade those smooth, worn tires for new, low - cost AAarathons by Goodyear. Super-Cushion by GCOB/yEAR $14.95 Coleman Tire and Recapping Co. Leslie Coleman, Owner V. L. (Kid) Tinsley, Manager N. Caldwell St. Dial 3 4491 As Low As plus tax and your old tird 6.70 x 15 MARATHON | set up goals to be worked on. Jul 1 ian Glazener, county agent, will have a part on the program as well as those club members who had part in the radio program recently given. Two quartets, men and wom en’s will sing. All officers, club members and P-TA members are expected to be present. Chicken Supper Set March 11th is the date. The place is the Little River Community club building. The big feature will be a chicken supper and everyone is welcome. Tickets for adults will sell for $1.00 and children 50 cents. The supper will be served between 6 and 8 o’clock. At 8 o’clock the regular meeting of the community club will start with Otis Merrill presiding. This meeting is impor tant as plans for a new community club house will be discussed. It is the desire of the president that a representative from every family in the valley will be present. An in teresting program will follow. Cemetery Clean-Up Success Some 60 people gathered Satur day on the hill where lie the re mains of the early pioneers of Lit tle River valley. The Orr cemetery, one of the oldest in the county, was cleaned by the hands of de scendents and valley folks. The an cient markers were subjects of great interest and reminiscence as legends were brought to light by some of the older folks present, the legends of slaves and Indian graves said to be buried in the cemetery. The oldest markers to be identified dated back to 1808. At 12 o’clock a lunch was spread by the ladies which turned out to be a “feast.” At 12:30 from a radio in a nearby car the workers listened to Com munity Hour, which was being broadcast from WPNF, and featur ed the Cedar Mountain Community club. Then the work resumed. Next Saturday the Orr cemetery is to be leveled and seeded. The work when completed is estimated to be valued at more than $500. BTU Study Course Miss Margaret George, director of the BTU of the Little River Baptist church, announces that there will be a study course begin ning Sunday night, March 7th. Classes for all ages will be held and Miss George is anxious for all training union members to attend. HD Club Met The Little River Home Demon stration club met with Mrs. R. A. Payne and Mrs. Neal at the parson age, last Wednesday with 16 club members present and three visi tors. Mrs. R. L. Cansler and Mrs. Merrill Capps from the Pisgah For est club led the demonstration in sewing. The main feature was learning to cover buttons, make tailored button holes and inserted pockets. The nominating commit tee, Mrs. Martin Shipman, Mrs. Ann Massey, from Brevard, Mrs. Cansler and Mrs. Seva Mackey, met at this time and nominated county-wide HD officers for the coming year. A recreational period preceded the serving of refreshments. Clothing and linens from the hospital were distributed among the club mem bers to be mended. Mrs. Briman from the Holmes nursery was wel comed into the club as a new mem ber. Youth Forum To Meet Miss JoAnn Shipman, president of the Little River Youth Forum, will preside at the regular meeting Saturday night at the parsonage. GIRL SCOUT NEWS HEAR KOREAN BOY Harry Cho, Korean student at Brevard college, talked informally to members of the Girl Scouts in Troop 80 at their meeting in the Little House Thursday night. He dealt mainly with the activities of young people in his country. Harry also wrote the girls names in their handbooks in Chinese, Jap anese and Korean. Afterward $3.00 was collected for the Juliette Low World Friend ship fund. Delicious refreshments conclud ed the meeting. On Saturday 16 girls and six adults enjoyed a cook-out at the new Girl Scout camp on East Fork. TROOP NEWS Girl Scouts of Troop 79 had a regular meeting last Wednesday, February 24. The Red Birds served delicious refreshments before taps. WILL ATTEND CHURCH Girl Scouts will observe Girl Scout Sunday this week, March 7, by attending church. Protestant Scouts are asked to meet for the 11 o'clock service at St. Philip's Epis copal church. Catholics will at tend their church and sit together. Miss Martha George, program chairman, has announced that the topics to be discussed will concern problems between parents and chil dren. Rev. John T. Neal will be moderator for the panel. Those tak ing part on the panel will be Troy Edwards, Arlene Mull, Elaine Fra dy and Jean Pickelsimer. After the discussion a social hour will be con ducted by Nancy Pickelsimer. All intermediate and young people are invited. Bring your date. Personal Items Friends of Mrs. Edward Mackey will be happy to know that she is back home, well and happy. Mrs. Lillie Tinsley and son, Charles, from Easley, S. C., were week end guests of Mr. Frank Mer rill. Mrs. Tinsley is the daughter of Mr. Charlie Merrill, who has been in ill health for some time. Mrs. Thala Shuford is visiting her niece, Mrs. Gene Stanbury in Lynchburg, Va. Fred Shuford and daughter, from Lynchburg, Va., visited with the Merrimon Shufords last week. Ira Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Merrill and children, Rachel, Patsy and Judy, from Greenville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Talve Merrill. Mr. Talve is still listed among our sick in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren, from Brevard, were visitors at the Little River Baptist church at the Sunday morning worship. The War rens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howell Medford and Jeane. Mrs. Virgil McCrary, Mr. and Mrs. Glanny Shipman and JoAnn vere Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Shipman and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Misenheimer. Micy has been on the sick list. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Hogsed will regret to know that they are planning to move to Pis gah Forest. We are sorry to name the follow ing people on the sick list of our community: Elmer Kilstrom, Mrs Wade Merrill, Talve Merrill, Claud MacMahon, Charlie Merrill, Ed Mackey, Little Sandy Bradley and Vlvin Merrill, the son of Mr. Albert Merrill. Hope these people have a speedy recovery. 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