BEGONIA GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES
A Christmas workshop was
conducted by Mrs. W. F. Illman,
an accredited Garden Council
Judge, Wednesday, Dec. 3, tor
the Begonia Garden Club mem
bers in the home of their presi
dent, Mrs. Donnell Pearce, 1001
Llano Place at 8:00 pan. Mem
bers brought materials to be
used in making wreaths and
other Christmas decorations.
Mrs. Illman gave a very in
formative demonstration, with
suggestions as to where ma
terials could be purchased or
gathered. She also displayed
Christmas decorations she had
made, and gave each member
valuable instructions on the ar
rangements they were making.
The group learned a great deal
from her suggestions and in
structions.
Members present were Mes
dames Manley Royal, Everett
Graves, James E. Burnett, Sam
uel Headen, Mildred Reed,
James Tonkins, Jr, Dorsey
Hayes, William I. Peterson, Don
nell Pearce and Charles O. Gill.
Refreshments served by the
hostess were very appetizing.
The members had reason to
be proud in that they war*
awarded a silver trophy Dec. 1,
at the Council of Garden duba
annual Christmas party for hav
ing received the largest number
of blue ribbons on flower ar
rangements in the artistic di
vision of the Flower Show spon
sored by the Council, for three
consecutive years. This is the
second trophy the club has won
in this category.
PUBLIC EXHIBIT
Windsor Community Center
will have an exhibit of items
made in the Sewing, Ceramics
and Arts & Crafts classes on
Sunday, Dec. 21, 1969 from 2:30
to 4:30 p.m. The public is cor
dially invited to attend. This
program is under the supervis
ion of Mrs. Essie Williamson
and Mrs. Isabella Davis of the
Windsor staff and ceramics is
taught by Mrs. Annie Jones of
High Point, N. C.
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KODAK SELECTS CODE OF
AAT; HE'S ALL- AMERICAN
2ND TIME
For the second straight week,
Merl Code of North Carolina
A&T has been named to an Ail
American team.
Code, an outstanding corner
back for the Aggies, has been
selected for the 1969 Kodak All
American team by the American
Football Coaches Association.
Last week, Code, a native of
Seneca, S. C. was named on the
I Associated Press Little Ail
American team.
Players from 22 different
"college division" schools al)
over the nation have been nam
ed to the 1959 Kodak All-Am er
ica team by the American Foot
ball Coaches Association.
Quarterback Terry Bradshaw
of Louisiana Tech and halfback
Jack Maitland of Williams head
up the offensive backfield for
the squad, selected by AFCA
members in balloting following
the 1909 collegiate football aea
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son.
Rounding out tha backfieid
are fullback Leon Burns of Long
Beach State and halfback Man
uel Britto of Northeast (Okla
homa) State. Tha team was an
nounced today by William Mur
ray, executive director of the
AFCA. Players will receive Ko
dak All-America Awards at
their schools.
Bradshaw, considered a lead
ing prospect for early selection
in the professional football draft
early in 1970, was a member
of the Kodak All-America in
1968 as a junior. Maitland, 6
foot, 208-pound speedster who
broke all rushing and scoring
records in Williams' history and
Clovis Swinney, 6-3, 233-pound
defensive tackle from Arkansas
State, also were named to last
year's squad. The team is chosen
annually by the AFC A, and
sponsored by Eastman Kodak
Co. of Rochester, N. Y.
Eleven offensive and defen
sive players were chosen for
the team ? all 22 from different
schools. In addition, 22 players
were selected for honorable
mention.
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JOURNEY'S ENQ I
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The long trek over, the wfse men came at last
to Bethlehem, where they found the new King.
And there they came and worshipped him.
For us, too, the journey of another year ends at
this Christmas Season and as in years past, we
come again to worship the new King and to
re dedicate our lives to Him.
May the Peace and Joy of this rededicatlon be
y^un at this Season and in the seasons to come.
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