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HOSTESS IN 'HOLIDAY HOUSE'—Mrs. L. J Phipps is shown at the punch bowl in the dining
room of her home, decorated on Monday for the Garden Club's annual "Holiday House" project. The
dining table, with silver bowl and candelabra decorated with gold balls, was arranged by Mrs. Dud
ley Cowden and the Christmas tree, with origina ornaments, by Mrs. John Fuller and Mrs. Andrew
C, Shearer.
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ENTRANCE DECORATIONS—Mrs. H. R. Totten and Mrs. Carl Pegg co-operated in decorating the
entrance to the Phipps' residence in fixing it up as the Garden Club's Holiday House. The upper
porch bannisters were draped by a garland and wreath made of cedar, magnolia leaves, pine boughs
and cones, and the front door, decorated with a large wreath of fir foliage, holly, and pine cones, all
gilded. News Leader Photo
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BELLS FOR THE MANTEL—White bells in va^
silver ribbons, and pine, are used to decorate the Ho
in this mantel arrangement by Mrs. Floyd Edmjster.
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MAGNOLIA LEAVES ARRANGEMENT—Mrs. P. H Quinlan
prepared this magnolia leaves arrangement in the Holiday House.
Flanked by the large white candle, it is composed of regular mag
nolia leaves and white-painted leaves, which appear as flowers.
These are sprinkled with gold dust and have gold china berry
centers.
OAKVIEW WINNER—The extraordinary Christmas tree decora
tion on the Sandy McClamroch doorway on Greenwood Road won
for Mrs. McClamroch the first prize in the Oakview Garden Club's
doorway decoration competition. Made of evergreen and magnolia
leaves painted silver, the decoration is spotlighted and is flanked by
windows candles. '
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GLEN LENNOX WINNER—The metallic-blue decorated door
way of the Everett D. Palmatiers' apartmen’t at 106 Hamilton Road
won the $25 Savings Bond awarded by the Glen Lennox manage
ment for the best outside decorations on apartments, as decided
by the judges of the News Leader's community-wide lighting
contest.
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ON GARDEN CLUB CALENDAR—This unusualiJ
by Mrs. John J. Wright, consisting of flowers Iroitijj
lids and sides, was selected for inclusion inthelWSf
Club Calendar. Tv/o arrangements by Mrs. Grey Culb(S’l|
featured in the newly-issued calendar.
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HONORABLE MENTION AT H.S.A.—The dec rations in the Subscribers Service Department at
Hospital Saving Association brought an Honorable Mention from the judges. As a part of their dis
play at the time of the judging the employees, sh ;wn at their desks above, wore wire halos over their
News Leader Photo
'WELL-BALANCED'—The balance and simplicity of the outdoor decorations at th» n -k
Oakley residence on Pine Street won for it the third prize of $5 00 in th^ n i - Claiborne
Chn'.,.... Li,h.i„, Con...,. „ ,.1100, cand.l.b". In ,Jt!.!:. . .i *”
.. th. doorway, and llgh.ad in th. pic,nr, window. ,n fron, o( Ih. door ar^ ,h, Oakldl”
twin daughters, Ann and Angela. ® Oakley s young
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BEAMING BECKY—Rebecca Jane
CO.WINNER AT H.S.A.—The elaborate hearth
ment at Hospital Saving Association netted the de
mas decoration contest. Co-winner with the Grou
ill fioni of the Group Department display, are shown Mis. Ihclma Jolniion
side Christmas display set up by the Group Depart-
partment first prize in the employees office Christ-
p Department was the Cashiers Department. Above,
I'tiici LeOnatd Hauipton.
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her parents as Becky, is shown w
her parents as BecKy, is siiu*«" ^ow
Pendergraft Jr., of 233 Jackson the
r-enaergrarT jr., or zoo mother, t"®
drew her middle name from her Mr. a”''%
of Albemarle. Mr. Pendergraft, the so , opined*''.
MOST APPROPRIATE—The Santa Claus and, fireside scene set up at the Fd o-
dence on Pine Street was labeled "most appropriate" by the iudae,; n, R'ggsbee resi-
Cl.ilsimas Lighting Cuniest. - ® ^he community-wide Outdoor
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