With the youth who are enrolled
in conventional types of learn
ing, but wilh the ilt?M Vdt.
Many adult claases are tavfght
through the community Col
leges. One of the most pap
ular channels of learning how
ever, is through the Agricultur
al Extension Agents, and par
ticularly the Extension Home
Agents.
Homemakers throughout the
county are organized into clubs
that meet periodically. Exten
sion workers provide these gr
oups with the litest information
A county Council has been
formed and Its present
president is Mrs. Elvta Car
ter. <sf the Mineral Springs Cl
ub. Other officers are Mrs.
Graham Hanchey, Tin City Cl
ub. First Vice-President; Mrs.
Hattie Carr. Magnolia Club,
Second Vice President; Mrs.
Hattie Dobbins, Wallace Club,
Secretary; and Mrs. Stanley Ra- -.i
ynor. Cedar Fork Club. Trea- J
surer.
A highlight of the club year 4
for the members is the Exten- m
sion Homemakers Achievement!
Program, when members are \
presented awards for their out- .1
standing accomplishments dur- M
ing the year.
The highest individual horn- J
or bestowed by the club is that |
of "Club Woman of The Year", i
This coveted award was pre- *
sen ted to Mrs. Graham
Hanchey, Rt. 2, Wallace, by '
Mrs. Mae Spicer, Home Ex
tension Agent.
In making the award, Mrs.
Spicer said, "for serving as a
leader in her church, for ser
ving as a leader in the church 1
auxiliary, and for working with !
the youth of her community, 1
Mrs. Hanchey was chosen as 1
Club Woman Of The Year." 1
An astounding total of fifty- !
four ladies and a perfect at- '
tendance record for the entire !
year. Recognition is. given in 1
the form of a trophy for each
five years of perfect attend- 1
a nee. Recognized this year 1
were: 20 years, Mrs. R.A.
Smith-Alberts on Club; 15 years,
S4rs. Ralph Bishop-Concord Cl
ib; 10 years, Mrs. W.F. Tay
lor-Concord, Mrs. N.B. Boney,
South Kenansvllle, Mrs. Ben
rfolever-Smith's , Mrs. Jerry
Smith-Smiths, ami Mrs. Irene
Powers, Wallace Club.
Twenty one ladies had per
ect attendance for one year.
s4rs. Zollie Kornegay of the
Scon's Store Club has not mi
ssed a club meeting for twenty
one years.
Fourteen ladies received re
ading awards for having read ten
or more books on the approved
reading list. They are: Mrs.
Amanda Williams, Rockflsh Cl
ub; Mrs. Ambrose Smith, Al
bertson Club; Mr s. Jerry Smith,
Smith's Club; Mrs. Ben
Wolever, Smith's Club; Mrs.
\ . *' *<f A" i'"3! ''- 'i
Hattle Dobbins. Wallace Club;
Mrs. Marie A. Monk, Stanford
Club; Mrs. P.L. Graham, Stan
ford Club; Mfs. A.C. Hall, St
anford Club; Mrs. Alda Ezzell,
Mrs. N.B. Boney, Mrs. Viola
Quiim, Mrs. J.B. Stroud, Mrs.
Carrie B. Mlddleton, and Mrs.
Albert Barton, all of the South
Kenansville Club.
Two clubs, Tin City Club and
Wallace Club, tied for first
place as Outstanding Club of the
Year.
Among activities of the Tin
City Club cited by Mrs. Spicer
were: conducted crewel embr
odery and knitting workshop;
held recipe and plant exchange;
participated in Blueberry Fes
tival; visited Boys Home at Lake
Waccamaw, and contributed $25
to the home; held dress revue;
held tour of members home;
gave door prizes at each meet
ing; participated in Camp
cejeBne project; sent air mail
stamps to service men over
seas; held tWo family outings;
had active publicity chairman;
and active community service
committee. Mrs. GrahamHan
chey is president of this club.
IT>e Wallace Club, of which
Mrsi. Davetta Herring is presi
dent, held two dress revues;
collected and distributed gar
ments to needy, contributed eq
uipment to community centers
distributed 40 informational pa- ,
ckages to non-club members on
food and nutrition; held craft
workshops; community tour of
homegrounds; held family night;
and toured fabric shop.
South Kenansville Club, of
which Mr?. Ralph Barwiek is
president, won second place
In the outstanding clubcat
Mrs. Graham Hanchey was
named Outstanding Club Woman
of The Year for the many ser
vices she had rendered her club
and community.
Present to receive reading awards at the
annual Achievement Day for Extension Home
makers were left to right: Mrs. Viola Quinn,
Mrs. Hattie Dobbins, Mrs. Alda Ezzell. Mrs.
N.B. Boney.^Mffil Ben Wolever, Mrs. Albert
Barton, Mrs, Carrie Mlddleton, Mrs. J.B.
Stroud, and Mrs. Jerry Smith.
Presidents of Outstanding Clubs of The Year
are left to rights Mrs. Davetta Herring,
Wallace Club; Mrs. Ralph Barwlck, South Ken
* ?' 'T ';??.< .? v''.""'"' ftv- ? '' '? -e"- ... 'i'-/ : .
r". - ~ - w* ? ???-,
ansvllle Club; and Mrs. Graham Hanchey,
Tin City Club. The Wallace and Tin City
Clubs tied for first place.
Council Officers present at the Annual Ac
hievement Day were: Mrs. Elvln Carter,
t-? - ?'/'* '? " '* ?-.* ? V*.... ,
President; Mrs. Graham Hanchey, first rice
president; and Mrs. HattieDobbins, Secretary.
>-A ? t- ? #?. .Jiui'..*..: aar?:-.4-i^ * -sItsa*? i?- ?;>?
MORE THAN 43 YEARS
of service to oor customers - - - snd we ore proud
that wo still hold our reputation for fair desling.
Wo ore guided by the desire to moke our community
o bettor place to five.
I
I Quality Products and Dependable Senfice I
I After A"! ?
I AMERICAN STANDARD |
We Take This Opportunity To Express Appreciation
Vjl-,jE?? ?aWjj j.' "> ?r',r \ i jji?- ' - %. fc x
To The People Of Duplin County For Thoir Business.
* ' "* \ ^ ? * r- * I jv ? *f$. '* flBpa . y "* * ?%
- . *.' ' ' ? J& tl.- \MM?\ :?> . .... : /.?' ?' .
s
|i^S^ 9 , ;-w y,..vf;, I