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The Transylvania Times
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1971
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Chapter of the DAR met at
the home of Mrs. Verne Hill
for the November meeting,
with Mrs. T. C. Galloway as
co-hostess. The meeting
opened with the Chaplain giv
ing the opening ritual and a
Thanksgiving prayer.
Andy Carlton, the speaker,
was introduced by Mrs.
Brackett who was in charge of
the program. Mr. Carlton
came from the office of Water
and Air Resources in Ashe
ville and gave one of the most
informative and helpful pro
grams on pollution and con
; servation ever given the
; Chapter. Fourteen points
; were presented, and at the
• end of each statement, a dis
- cussion was held. “Certainly,
- after hearing Mr. Carlton, we,
as individuals, resolved to do
: our share to help fight pollu
2 tiom” officers say. .A short
• business meeting followed
: the program. Mrs. Hill asked
: for anyone interested in
: Oteen Hospital to contact her,
: as December 14th is gift
wrapping day. The Regent re
ported that Mrs. Martha
Donelan took clothes to
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Tammassee School for the
Chapter in October. Hie
members voted to send
$15.00 to the Christmas Fund
of Crossnore.
The District Luncheon for
the winners of the Good
Citizen Award was held Sat
urday, Nov. 13th, at Battery
Park Inn. Mrs. LeVally and
Mrs. DuLaney accompanied
the winners and their moth
ers, from Brevard and Bos
nian. Mrs. LeVally presented
the medals.
Following the meeting, de
lightful coffee, punch, finger
sandwiches, nuts and cheese
wafers were served in the
lovely diningroom, decorated
with fall fruit.
The members were remind
ed that the December Meet
ing will be a Dutch Treat
luncheon at the Henderson
ville Country Club at 1:00
pjn., on Tuesday, December
14th. Please call Mrs. LeVally
for reservations.
Alpha Phi
Has Meeting
The Alpha Phi Chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at
the home of Mrs. Joyce Rog
ers on Far Hills Terrace last
Tuesday for their regular
monthly meeting.
Patti Rogel, president, pre
sided over the business meet
ing. Letters were again sent
to Hanoi asking for the re
lease of prisoners of war.
Various committee reports
were given.
Waldron Rogers gave the
educational program on fon
due cooking. He demon
strated his cooking by making
a most delicious desert for
Alpha Phi.
After the meeting, the tra
dition of exchanging secret
pal gifts was practiced.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. ami
Mrs. Ira C. McCall, of Balsam Grove, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Nina Janette, to
Steve Eugene Whitmire, son of Mrs. Margaret
Powell, of Rosman, and Jess Whitmire, of Virginia.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Rosman High
school and is presently employed at Sky City. TTie
groom-elect is a graduate of Rosman High school
and is presently employed at Mitchell-Bissel Flame
Coating Division at Rosman. The wedding will be
held December 4th, at Shoal Creek Baptist church
at 4:00 o’clock in the evening. All friends and
relatives are invited. The reception will be held
immediately after the ceremony at the bride’s
home.
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Brevard
The Brevard Garden Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
T. C. Galloway at 112 Rice
street with Mrs. L. A. Farrior
as co-hostess on Friday, Novem
ber, November 19th, at 2:00
o’clock in the afternoon.
A workshop will be held for
the members to prepare for
their Christmas project.
Bridge Winners
Are Announced
Winners at the regular
Tuesday evening duplicate
bridge game of The Aoe of
Clubs were the following
pairs:
1 - Jack Hudson and Ar
thur Beddoe
2 - Jerry Tinsley and Dr.
George B. Dysart
3 - W. E. Merrill and Rob
ert N. Hill
4 • Rachael Sinclair and
Frank Sinclair
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Transylvania
The Transylvania Garden
Club will meet in the home
of Mrs. J. A. Macfie on Fri
day, November 19, at 3:15
p.m.
Mrs. O. L. Railsback will
present a program on “Saving
Kilmer Forest”.
tlons, think of VARNER’S, adv.
Homecoming Queen
Summey lAJind
(food (Citizen ~s4u/ard
Miss Joye Summey, daugh
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Summey, of Island Ford road,
Fas presented the Good
Citizen of the Year pins and
certificates at a luncheon of
the First District of The
Daughters of the American
Revolution of North Carolina,
Saturday, November 13th, at
the Battery Park Hotel in
Asheville.
Joye was the winner from
the Waightstill Avery Chap
ter of Brevard. She was ac
companied by her mother,
Mrs. Summey and Mrs.
Charles S. DuLaney, Jr.,
Regent of the Chapter and
Mrs. John R. LeVally, Chair
man of the Good Citizen’s
Award Committee.
To be eligible for this high
honor a girl must possess
outstanding qualities in De
pendability, Service, Leader
Fortnightly
Club Meets
The regular meeting of the
Brevard Fortnightly Club was
held on November 10 at the
home of Mrs. J. R. Hamlin.
A business meeting was held
before the craft demonstra
tion by Mrs. Frank King.
Mrs. Charles Spaunbauer
reported that Christmas
House is now collecting items
to be used this year. All
types of items, new or old,
may be given for use in this
project. Money is also re
quested in order to purchase
new items.
On December .14, several
members of the club will at
tend the “Christmas Wrap” at
the Oteen Hospital and wrap
Christmas presents for the
veterans.
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A very interesting pro
gram oii ceramics was pre
sented by Mrs. King. She is
well known for the beautiful
items she has made and the
many awards she has won.
She demonstrated the steps
necessary to have a finished
piece of ceramics. At the end
of her demonstration, each
member was ready to join one
of her classes and experience
this creative hobby for her
self.
The next meeting will be
held , on December 8, at the
home of Mrs. Jack Johnson.
This will be the final meeting
of the year and the new of
ficers for 1972 will be in
stalled.
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■hip and Patriotism through
out her tint three yean of
High School.
Joye is a senior at Brevard
Senior High School where
she is a member of the Na
tional Honor Society, Senior
Counselor of the Brevard
High School Band, a bus
driver, Secretary of the Stu
dent Council, a member of
the Boorter Club and has re
cently been crowned Home
coming Queen.
She is a member of the
Cherryfield Baptist Church
and sings in the choir.
Mathatasian
Club Meets
The hostess served a de
licious dessert course.
GIVE
Mrs. J. B. Jones was host
ess for the November 10th
meeting of the Maithatasian
Book Club. Sixteen members
were present.
Mrs. Randal Lyday, Vice
President, presided. She
urged members to purchase
new books before the first
meeting in January. Mrs. A1
Watson was appointed Book
Chairman for next year.
Mrs. Ed English, program
leader for the afternoon, in
troduced Jerry Purser, Coun
ty Extension Agent, who pre
sented a most timely program
on Conservation. He showed
slides which had been com
piled by John Harris, a Tar
Heel Landscape Gardner, en
titled “The Choice is Yours”,
emphasizing road side beauti
fication.
The next meeting will be
on December 8th ■$ the hprne
of Mrs. Jack McGinnis. Mrs.
Shuford Snyder will present
the program.
FUND
MISS JOYE SUMMEY
Today's Club
Holds Meeting
The Today’s Extension
Homemakers club met with
Mrs. Glen Echols on Thurs
day, November 12, at 10:00
a.m. One visitor and 12 mem
bers were present for the
meeting.
Miss Jean Childers present
ed a very interesting and in
formative program on making
Christmas decorations, par
ticularly wall and door hang
ings. Most of the decorations
were made from discarded
items found around the home
or inexpensive purchased
items.
Mrs. Echols presided over
the business meeting. Benson
fruitcakes were distributed .to
the members for sale.
A workshop on crochet
jewelery was planned for
November 30, 9:00 ajn. at
the home of Mrs. Larry
Prince.
The meeting adjourned
with the reading of the club
collect.
VFW Auxiliary
Holds Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to
VFW Post 4309 held their
monthly meeting Monday
night, November 8th, at the
8th, at the Post home on
Nicholson Creek road.
The meeting was called to
order by President Velma
Talley at 7:30 o’clock in the
evening.
The members were honored
with a visit by the 17th Dis
trict President Daphane Wad
dell from Canton, who
brought greeting from the
17th District.
At the conclusion of the
business session. President
Waddell drew the winning
ticket for the 14" color, port
able T.V. the Auviliary was
giving away.
The tilcky ticket No. 305
was held by Author BishofM
214 Park View Drive.
The Auxiliary will have
their next meeting December
13th, at 7:30 p.m.
Ladies that are interested
in joining the Auxiliary are
asked to get in touch with
any Auxiliary member for
information about doing so.
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