Officers
Monday Night
^The
Transylvania Shrine Club
will hold the monthly dinner
meeting on December 14th at
Berry’s restaurant.
Dinner will begin at 7:00 p.m.
The election of officers for
1871 and the Shrine Bowl Clas
sic will be discussed.
All Nobles are urged to at
tend.
Veterans totally and per
manently disabled by a service
connected disability are now
entitled to direct loans for
specially constructed housing
anywhere in the country.
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Brevard 4-H
Brevard 4-H will meet De
cember 17, 1970. A program on
officers duties and Parlia
mentary Procedure will be
held. The meeting will be
held at the First United Metho
dist church at 7:30 p.m. Bring
a friend and enjoy the meeting.
Sapphire - Whitewater 4-H
Sapphire - Whitewater 4-H
will meet December 15 at the
Community Center at 4:00 p.m.
A re-organizational meeting is
planned. Invite your friends.
Lake Tozaway 4-H
Lake Toxaway 4-H will meet
Little River Homemakers To [
Have Christmas Party, 16th l
By • Mrs. George Hudgins
LITTLE RIVER — The An
nual Christmas party for the
Little River Extension Home
makers Club will be Wednes
day. December 16th, at Mrs.
Morris Hawkins! A covered dish
meal is planned and every one
is asked to bring a small gift
to exchange. The meeting time
will be 9:45 so mark your
calender.
The Little River Baptist
church honored Mrs. Martin
Shipman recently for so faith
fully serving the church for 26
years as treasurer. Mrs. Fred
Kilstrom presented her with a
corsage made up of money do
nated by friends. Mr. Shipman
also received a boutonniere for
his lapel.
The Little River Community
Club is planning a community
supper, Christmas tree for the
children and other activities on
December 17th, 6:30 p.m. at the
community center. The club
will furnish the turkey with
each one that attends bringing
a covered dish of their favorite
food. There will be door prizes
for the young children and a
When you think of prescrip
tinns. think of VARNER’S »d«
portable radio for the older
winner Bring cakes, cookies,
cup cakes to be used in the
cake walks. Proceeds will go to
the Christmas House in Brevard,
a very worthy cause.
The annual Pollyanna party
will be Friday, December 18. at
6:30 p.m. at Mrs. Thomas Mc
Crary’s. All members will note
that this activitv has been re
scheduled from the 17th to the
18th. All who have not been
members during this year but
would like to attend, are invited
and encouraged to join the
women fun and fellowship.
Those not presently participat
ing should take a gift to ex
change with another who does
not have a Pollyanna.
All that are planning to at
tend should contact Mrs. Calvin
Justice or Mrs. Robert Young.
A donation of $2.00, to be given
to the Lottie Moon offering for
Foreign Missions, will be taken
at the door. Make your plans
early.
Nurses who obtained gov
ernment - sponsored student
loans while in school may earn
credit toward loan cancellations
by serving in a professional ca
pacity in VA hospitals.
Your Happy Shopping Store
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December 16 at the Community
Center. Continuation of Nutri
tion Classes will take place, and
a program of Parliamentary
Procedure is planned.
Selica 4-H
Selica’s 4-H last ~.eeting was
held on November 24, as a din
ner meeting in the Community
Center. Even in bad weather a
large crowd attended. The din
ner was delicious and all who
were present enjoyed them
selves. Butch Hunter, a former
Selica president, provided en
tertainment with a guitar solo.
The program consisted of a
very impressive candlelight of
ficer installation ceremony,
with Dennis Winters officiating.
Dates to remember for Selica
members are: (I) December 15
—Selica’s neat meeting, 7:30
p.m.; (2) December 10—-Selica
Executive Committee; (3) De
cember—Program and Finance
Committee Meetings some date
before the 15th. Time and place
will be announced; (4) Decem
ber 12—Party for 4-H members,
7:00 • 9:30 p.m. Sponsored by
Selica Community Center.
Everyone invited; (5) January—
Don’t forget the talent show!
New Books In Library
Representative American Speaches
Are Now In The College Library
Each ye'.r about this time
a volume comes from the H. W.
Wihor. Co. entitled Represen
tative American Speeches. It is
cataloged, placed in the Speech
section of the Library — and
rarelv read. No one reads
* peech.es anymore. Everyone
makes them. Speeches, at one
time, were read, dissected,
memorized, and re-orated. If
you could recapture the habit,
you would find that speeches
make good reading as well as
being useful source material
This current Representative
Amciican Speeches: 1969 • 1970
contains rome famous and pro
yocat;vc utterance- Here :;
Agnew’s famous speech made
before the Midwest Regional
Republican committee in re
gard to broadcast journalism.
Three speeches of Seaborg,
Muskie, and Rene Dubos out
line thoughts on the national
con-ciertce and environment.
.Margaret Chase Smith’s speech
entitled “Declaration of Con
• cjer.ce—Twenty Years Later”
i' here. And a speech by Presi
dent Nixon, “The Pursuit of
Peace,’’ that was delivered on
r.Et onal television, November
3. !Pf9, is included. You may
vant to browse among famous
perrhos of earl’er years. Wc
invite you to come to the Li
tirerv p»>d inve‘tigate this sec
tion of books.
CHICAGO BOUND — Shown above are some
of Transylvania County 4-H'ers giving a big send
off to Marie Hooper of the Cherryfield - Calvert
4-H Club as she boards the plane to the National
4-H Congress in Chicago, Illinois, the week of De
cember 1st. The 4-H members, left to right, are:
Donny. Hogsed, Cherryfield - Calvert 4-H Club;
Marilyn Hardin, Cherryfield - Calvert 4-H Club;
Julia Bishop, Cherryfield - Calvert 4-H Club; Perry
Shatley; Marie Hooper, Cherryfield - Calvert 4-H
Club; Cindy Rock, Sapphire - Whitewater 4-H
Club; Gail McNeely, Sapphire - Whitewater 4-H
Club; John Bishop, Cherryfield - Calvert 4-H Club;
David Holden, Selica 4-H Club; and Tommy Hoop
er, Cherryfield - Calvert 4-H Club.
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