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Town and Country Garden
Club met January 14, at the
-home of Donna Logan. Mrs.
Mrs. Logan hosts garden club
room where she served a beau-
tiful plate of quiche, dessert,
and all the trimmings. Connie
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Logan greeted the 12 members Bell read the club collect.
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each. Eleven of the 13 KM players scored.
On Thursday, the Patriots defeated Lincolnton 38-24 as Houze
scored 15 points, Cortney Smith 10, and Jacobs seven.
Monday, the Patriots defeated West Lincoln 58-31 as Houze scored
18 points, Cortney Smith 12, and Kevin Williams 10.
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Thursday. Girls action gets under way at 4:15.
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President, was absent and
Glenda Crawford presided for
her. Mrs. Crawford read a time-
ly poem to open the business
session. The minutes were read
and accepted as information.
Susan Gibson, Club Treasurer,
gave the treasurer's report of
$649.84. Mrs. Gibson collected
dues and issued calendars.
Glenda Crawford reminded
the members of what to do in
the garden for January. All
perennials need to be cut back
and beds need to be mulched.
Now is the time to plant winter
blooming shrubs.
Glenda Crawford gave a pro-
gram "Attracting Birds to Your
Garden." Plant trees, shrubs,
and other vegetation that will
attract birds. These are useful
because the birds eat insects
that inhabit the plants. It is best
to start to feed the birds after
Labor Day before the summer
birds have started to migrate.
This will entice them to stay
longer. Continue to feed them
until the weather improves and
the birds can survive on their
own.
Birds that are meat lovers will
enjoy suet or lard rolled in
seeds. The bluebirds will eat
cornbread that has bacon drip-
pings on it. Birds love to bathe
so the birdbaths need to be kept
free from slime. Also, don't let
them freeze or have them too
deep. Mrs. Crawford noted that
many predators have depleted
the bluebird population. Metal
caps below the bluebird houses
will keep snakes and other ene-
mies away.
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WOMAN'S CLUB BOARD- The Kings Mountain Woman's Club Board gathers round at their
January 28, 1999
January 25 meeting. Board members are, standing left to right; Betty Gamble, Johnsie Reavis,
Mary McGinnis, Kathy Dixon, Doris McGinnis Linda Dixon, Betty Benton, Jackie Cooper, Helen
_ Hendricks, Betty Sue Morris, Seated; Selena Trott, Esther Muench, Pat Childers, Mary Elledge,
Sandra Murphrey, Norma Bridges. Not pictured; Eleanor Scharf, Dot Jonas, Margaret Pearson,
Sandra Champion, Helen Ayscue, Holly Melton, Judy Harmon, Jenny Maner.
Woman's Club holds meeting
The GFWC Kings Mountain
Woman's Club met Monday,
January 25 at the club house on
Mountain Street. Club President
Betty Gamble presided.
Cindy Wood, founder of
Creative Dimensions, and au-
thor of "I've Used all My Sick
Days.Now I'll have to Call in
Dead," was the speaker. Cindy's
program focused on helping
club members look at them-
selves as a means of helping to
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creatively manage the stresses
of life as they serve to make a
difference in their community.
Cindy is the daughter of club
woman Ruby Alexander.
Federation Director and Past
President Esther Muench pre-
sented the Katharine S. Mauney,
Club Woman of the Year Award
to Selena Trott. Club women
elected Trott for her dedicated
service to the club as Arts
Department Coordinator, and
Ways and Means Chairman.
She will compete in the district
for the Polly Scruggs Moore
Award. The club award honors
Trott who has given her time,
talents, interest, organizational
efforts, and active participation
to render outstanding service to
her club, town, and state.
Meunch also presented the
presidents picture to president
and district club woman of the
year Betty Gamble.
In other activities, Pat
Childers, Ways and Means
Committee Coordinator, report-
ed that the club would hold a
rummage sale in the spring.
Also announced was the fact
that the poem "Roots" written
by Hazel Fryer after her visit to
the Annual Fall Festival in
October, will be framed and
hung in the clubhouse.
Members were reminded by
president Gamble of the
Workshop on Saturday, January
30, at 1 pm at the clubhouse.
Gamble noted that the depart-
ments will study possible pro-
grams and projects for each de-
partment and then develop a
plan for next year.
The meeting adjourned to the
club parlor for refreshments
and fellowship. The Executive
Council, Kathy Dixon, Betty
Gamble, Doris’ McGinnis,
Sandra Murphrey, and Johnsie
Reavis served as hostesses.
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