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CURB MARKET OFFICERS—New and old officers of the Wo
men's Home Demonstration Curb Market in Chapel Kill, shown above
at the annual membership meeting of the market sellers last Sat- .,
urday, are (left to right) Mrs. Allen Latta of Schley, assistant secre- Antioch, vice-president; and Mrs. Nellie Lloyd of Antioch, secre
tary and treasurer; Mrs. Curtis W. Hogan of Orange Church, outgoing ^^^y - treasurer. News Leader Photo
president; Mrs. Jeter Lloyd of Antioch, outgoing secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Amick Borland of Elm Grove, president;. .Miss Martha Lloyd
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Officers were elected and plans
for the coming year made at the
annual meeting of members of
the Women’s Home Demonstration
Market here last weekend.
Following a luncheon at the
Pines, the membership heard re
ports for the past year from the
President, Mrs. Curtis W. Hogan
of the Orange Church community
and Mrs. Jeter Lloyd of Antioch,
the secretary-treasurer. There are
26 members of the market, which
did a $27,000 business during the
year ending September 1, 1954, ac
cording to the secretary-treasurer.
She said that the business total
for the year ending this past Sep
tember 1 had not yet been com
puted, but it’s believed it will be
higher than the figure for the
previous year.
Mrs. Amick Borland of the Elm
Grove^ community, vice-president of
tHe group; this pa'^’/em-E was elect
ed as the new president, succeed
ing Mrs. Curtis W. Hogan of
Orange Church. Other new officers
elected were Miss Martha Lloyd of
Antioch, vice-president; Mrs. Nel
lie Lloyd of Antioch, secretary-
treasurer; and Mrs. Allan Latta of
Schley, assistant secretary - treas
urer; and Mrs. Allan I/atta of
Schley, assistant seoietary-treasur-
er.
The group voted to set the open
ing hour for the market at 8:30
a.m. throughout the year, to avoid
the confusion caused in the past
when it opened later during the
winter months. Plans were an
nounced for the coming year to of-1
fer a greater variety and better
display of items in the market.
The membership of the group is
as follows: Mrs. Tom Andrews,
Mrs. Charlie Atwater, Mrs. Charlie
Bowden, Mrs. Alton Durham, Miss
Maude Durham, Mrs. Mabel Glos-
son. Miss Myrtle Ivey, Miss Martha
Lloyd, Mrs.,. Nellie Lloyd, Mrs.
Jeter Lloy^ji,; Miss Pearl MacLen-
nan, Mrs. Baiph Neville, Mrs. J. C.
Yow, and Miss Betty Ward. Others
are Mrs; A^ J; Freeland, Mrs. Clyde
Hogian, Mrs. Curtis Hogan, and
Winston Strayhorn, all of Route
Tw’o; Mrs.' Av H. Borland, Mrs. Al
lan Latta,and Mrs. H. M. Perry of
Route ’Phf^sHillsboro; Mrs. Bruce
Brown, Mrs. G. R. Brown, and
Mrs. Clyde Carroll of Route One,
Durham; and Mrs. Leland Pender-
graft of Catrboro.
In order for the Student Di
rectory to include correct student
addresses,,.,all students who have
moved since registration or who
plan to change their address in
the near future are requested to j
go by." the-WWCA office and list I
their new addresses.
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