4-H Sewing Projects Popular in North Carolina
Miss Martha Ann Hurt of the North Carolina State Agricultural Extension Service notes many North Carolina teens are learning to sew fashionable home garments. 4-H clubs teach skills from basic garments to tailored suits, with guidance on fabric, patterns, and trimmings to achieve coordinated, up-to-date looks. Readers can contact local home economics agents for information and request the bulletin "Sewing Secrets for the Professional Look."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hurt
Agricultural Extension Service
N. C. State
North Carolina
Miss Hurt
Miss Hart
Jumbo Knit Coat Pattern and Needlecraft Catalog Ad
An old newspaper ad offering pattern 686 for a jumbo knit coat with cable texture in sizes 32 to 38, priced for patterns and mailing options. Includes catalog promotions for a 1964 Needlecraft Catalog and an American Heritage Quilt Book. Also advertises a handy laundry bag for quick laundry tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
High Point Enterprise
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Needlecraft
Mrs Sink To Be Page At Convention
Mrs James M Harper Jr of Southport and Mrs A G Hutton of Wilmington announced pages for the NCFWC Convention to be held April 28 30 in Greensboro Chief Page will be Mrs Charles B Welborn a former Greensboro Junior Woman's Club president Personal pages include Mrs Charles Blake Southport Mrs Jimmy Edmonds Whiteville and Mrs Roy Hobbs Wilmington The invitation honors outstanding service of these young women and their clubs to the federation Other officers named include Mrs W P Reppolts Clinton Mrs Ostrange Rocky Mount Mrs Andrew Briggs Butner Mrs J H Willoughby Ahoskie Mrs Carl Venters Jr Farmville Mrs W B Alfors Kinston Mrs Earl Britt Fairmont and Mrs Herman Shoaf Winston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Harper Jr
Southport
N. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs, Inc
A. G. Hutton
Wilmington
NCFWC
Greensboro
Charles B. Welborn
Harper
Charles Blake
Jimmy Edmonds
Whiteville
Roy Hobbs
W. P. Reppolts
Clinton
Ostrange
Rocky Mount
Andrew Briggs
Butner
J. H. Willoughby
Ahoskie
Carl Venters
Sparkle in Greens Signals Early Spring Produce Hale
Raleigh report highlights greens such as turnip and mustard greens from Pender, Duplin, and Johnston counties as main state suppliers. Miss Gaynelle Hogan notes fresh spring onions, broccoli, and spinach available, with cabbage from Florida. Asparagus shifts from California to potential Carolina supply by Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Carolina
Pender
Duplin
Johnston
Gaynelle Hogan
Agricultural Extension Service
N. C. State
Local Names Listed in Obituary Notice
Ston Salem confirms a section noting Mrs. Max Sink of High Point Mrs. John W. Brown of Hickory and Mrs. Charles Brawley of Moores le among those named in the family notice.
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Clinard Milling Co
E. Davis St
Gurs
High Point
Florida
Hogan
Ings
California
Carolinas
Guilford Optical CO
Main No. 2
N. Main St
Jack Southerland
Wrenn Street
America
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