by Mftklred Morris
DEEDS
Items this week from Columbus
Pasquotank, Iredell, Alamance,
Lenoir, and Clay Counties.
SLIMMER SAFETY
Several farm ponds have been
made safer in Columbus County
as a result of the efforts of Mrs.
Homer Adams, county safety
chairman.
Mrs. Elaine Blake, home eco
nomic* agent, reports that the
North Tatum Home Demonstra
tion Club and 4-11 Club are still
working on farm pond safety and
recently replaced worn ropes, in
ner tubes and bleach bottle buoys
in «t local pond. Other clubs art
being encouraged to make farm
ponds safer.
4-H’ERS STUDY EIJ2CTRICITY
One of the requirements in the
4-H electric projects is to visit a
modern electrified home. Mrs.
Elsie Whaley, home economics a
gent in Pasquotank County, says
the boys and girls have token try
to meet their requirements
w year.
MUwntly, they visited the all
electric home of Mrs. David
Meggs in Elizabeth City. On a
tour of the home, Mrs. Meggs and
Helen Sue Shuey, VEPCO h«me
economist, explained the uses
made of electricity.
HOUSING SEMINAR
ENDS WITH TOUR
A tour of a model home in Ire
dell County proved to he a high
light of the housing seminar. Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Gaither, who built
the model home, incorporated
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equipment in the home.
Mrs. Juliene Fulp, assistant
home economies agent, say* thtj
hope that manv people in Ok
•■ounty will realize the value of
planning and will use some of the
new ideas in their homes.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
An Australian family is visiting
an Alamance County homemak
er, Mrs. D. V. Andrew Mrs. An ,
drew met the family while at
tending the meeting of the Asso
clated Country Women of the
World in Australia in 1902.
The Home Demonstration Coun
tv Council plannid a special pro
gram for local chib members so
the Australian family could show
slide* of their country.
HOME DECORATING
Thiough information received
at Home Demonstration Club
meetings in past years. Mrs. Hew
itt Fields. Rt. 1. has had no trou-!
ble in planning for the redeeora
tion of her den.
M.ss Marie I’enuel. home eco
nomics agent, advises more home
makers to keep a file of infor
mation on decorating so the ac
tual work will be easier.
GROCERY MONEY SAVED
"How much money can a fam
ily save using instant non fat dry
mtlk?" Members of theOldShoot
:ng Creek Home Demonstration
Club in Clay County have been
considering that question.
Mrs. Justine Rozier. home eco
nomics agent, says the women
were surprised to learn that the
cost of dried milk ranges from
e'.ght to twelve cents per quail,
depending on the quantity tmr
chased. They decided that they
might save more money by using
dried milk to make their butter
milk.
CADET PUNCH PARKER
Parker Ends
AFROTC School
WARNER ROBINS. Ga Ca
det James R. (Punch* Parker ol
Kings Mountain. S. C\, recentlv
completed the IT. S. Air Force Re
serve Officer Training Corps (AF
ROTt'i summer encampment at
Robins AFB. Ga.
Cadet Parker, son of dr. and
Mrs. Donald L. Parker of 800
Henry St.. Kings Mountain, ob
served and took an active part in
flying and support phases of op
erations at the Air Force Logis
itrs Command base duiing the
month-long encampment period.
A member of the AFROTC unit
at The Citadel at Charleston, S.
he will be eligible for a com
mission as an Air Force second
lieutenant upon completion of
AFROTC' training and graduation
from college.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of George Andrew
Watterson of Grover wish to
thank their many friends and
relatives for their expressions of
kindness and sympathy at the
death of their father and hus
band.
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Will Stage
"My Fair Lady "
CHARLOTTE — The Charlotte
rummer Theater will present the
11 teen of Musicals, "My Fair
Lady", at Ovens Auditorium
i'uesday, August 11 through
Sunday. August 16. Star of the
nusieal smash hit is stage and
tcreen favorite Jeffrey Lynn.
"My Fair Ijtdy" is by all odds
the most successful show in all
:heatrical history. Its run on
Irondway reached 2.717 perform•
trees in six and a half years —
more than any other musical in
it age history. The touring com
pany criss-crossed the American
continent five time* and played
cont.nuously for six years and
nine months. The show has been
an international success in all
the capitals of the world and
has been translated into over 30
languages.
Based on (leorge Bernard
Shaw's "Pygmalion”, "My Fair
Lady" stars Jeffrey Lynn as Hen
ry Higgins, the irascible bache
lor who turns the cockney Kliza
Doolittle into a grand lady and
loses his heart to her in the pro
cess. Mr. Lynn has played the
role with outstanding success in
most of the leading stock com
panic* In the U. S He is well
known to movie and television
fans for his performances in such
films as "A Lrtter to Three
’Vivo”. 'Br.iti rfis !d .8" and
“Yes. Nty Darling Daughter",
and on the television screen In
all the leading video shows Mr
L> nn ha1-- starred on Broadway
and in the national companies
of "Two for the See-saw” and
"Mary. Mary”.
The music of "My Fair Lady”
has already taken its place
among the best-loved songs of
the American nation The "origi
nal cast” album had an unorece
dented sale of over 4.000.000
copies. Hit songs by Alan Jay
Lerner and Fntlerick l/vewe in
clude "Wouldn't It Bo Loverlv",
With a Little Bit of Luck”. "The
Rain In Spain”. “I Could Have
Danced All Night”, “On the
Street Whcrt* You Live". “Get
Me to the Church on Time”, and
"I've Grown Arvustomed to Her
Face.”
Favorite players from past
Charlotte Summer Theater pro
ductions featured in “My Fair
Lady” aie Allred Dennis, Rowe
na Rollins, and Geoffrey Webb.
"My Fair Lady" will run Tues
day evening. ’August 11 through
Sunday evening. August 16, with
matinees on Saturday and Sun
Heart Funders ,
Say "Thanks"
Tar Heel Heart Funders are
grateful to their fellow citizens
for their rally to the “Heart
Caurt*" In North Carolina.
Ten years ago. Heart Kuml re
ceipts in the state stood at less
than $150,000 but by 195S the an
nual Heart Association fund rais
ing effort had climbed to S3U0.
day. August 15 and It!, at 2:30
pm Theater producer Stanley
Waren announced that the jier
formance on Sunday evening is
a special one in antieioatlon of
the great demand for tickets for
“My Fair Lady”, and that this
performance will bi-gin at 7:30
p.m. All other evening perform
ance begin at S:3o p m Tickets
are on sale at Ovens Auditorium
box-offiie daily and Sunday 10
a.rn to 10 p.m. and by mail and
telephone.
Following "My Fair Lady” on
August IS will be the hilarious
comedy of Army life. “No Time
for Sergeants” starring Peter
Palmer. Ticket-, are still avail
able for trie final performances
of “Little Me" starring Orson
Bean, which run. through Sun
day afternoon.
000; by I960, to $400,000.
Thl* year, some 85.000 Tar i
Heels participated in the state-1
wide rural and urban “Tarlleel
to-Tiar-Heel” campaign and the
result: SWW.OOd plus I hi* year's
record among voluntary health
ayene.es in this state.
Mrs .1. Sprmvr Love, of Cnrn*
boro, who headed the H««rt Asso
ciation's volunteer army, ex
prevved high admiration for her
co workers who spent eountless
h iur» knocking on doors, ad
dressing civic organizations, and
explaining over and over again
the many activities and pro- 1
grams of the state and national
heart groups supported by the
Heart Fund. "From the bottom
of my heart. 1 thank the broad
casters and editors, businessmen
and housewives, men. women and
children, who gave their dollars,
elbow-energy, and personal ik'd:
call m to all of the programs ol
tile North Carolina Heart Asso
ciation during the past year,"
Mrs. Love said.
“Heart disease is such a tre
mendous health problem in this
state and country and the pro
blem strikes home to so many of
us.-' Mrs. Love suggested. “I am
confident every Heart Fund Dol
lar invested takes us that much
closer to a solution ol the heart
Bynnm's Chapel
Homecoming Set
Bfflum's Chapel A.M E. Zion
Church of Kings Mountain will
observe its Homecoming Anni
versary Sunday, according to an
announcement by Rev. W. J.
Campbell, minister.
Rev. Alexander will be the
guest speaker. Dinner will be
served at 1:30 and all members
an* a<k.ed to bring dinner* The
revival will start Sunday night.
The young people of the
church will meet Sunday after
noon at 5 p m. The young peo
ple will sing during the morn
ing service the fourth Sunday.
They will also give a Tea the
fourih Sunday from 2-6 p m.
d«s«*is4. problem.”
Overall receipts of the Ameri
can Heart Association's 1964
lleaii Fund campaign have top
pist those for all previous years.
Tne national tally, still incom
plete. has exceeded $29 million,
lfeait Fund receipts include in
dividual and dcorporate contribu
tions, benefit proos-ds, bequests,
and memorial gifts for the year
ending June 30. 19W
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