Miss Hurlocker Honored At Pilot Country Club Event
Miss Brenda Hurlocker was honored with a lingerie shower at Pilot Country Club last evening. Hostess Miss Joann James presented a corsage and gifts. a gown and negligee were added to the shower. A pink and white theme framed a miniature bride and groom centerpiece. Pi lot Life sister Miss Judi Hurlocker and Mrs. Linda Hill arranged gifts. A Wayne Monroe and Brenda Hurlocker plan a 4 p.m. ceremony October 11 at Poplar Ridge Friends Meeting in Trinity.
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Brenda Hurlocker
Pilot Conter Club
Pilot Country Club
Pilot Life
Judi Hurlocker
Linda Hill
Hurlocker
A. Wayne Monroe
Poplar Ridge
Trinity
Wildflower and Garden Club Meeting Reports History
Members discussed the garden for the blind project. Miss Gladis Kivett asked for reports at the next meeting. Mrs. R. B. Moore presented the program by the incoming president Mrs. William B. Gray. Mrs. R. H. Shaw read a paper on horticulture and noted it is time to proceed.
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Gladis Kivett
R. B. Moore
William B. Gray
R. H. Shaw
Camellia Club hears talk on national garden projects
Mrs. C. B. Mattocks spoke on national and state garden club projects at Point Camellia Club in a meeting at Mrs. H. O. Williams’s home. Mrs. David Palmer of Jamestown praised plants and flowers while noting the shortage of judges.
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C. B. Mattocks
Point Camellia Club
H. O. Williams
Merry Hills Ct
David Palmer
Jamestown
Camellia Club
Mattocks
Chester C. Haworth
Brunswick Trail
Botanical Garden
Boone
National Garden Club
Mem
Bridge Luncheon for Miss Gail Black Held at Home
Mrs. Charles Mendenhall hosted a bridge luncheon at 1104 N Rotary Dr to honor Miss Gail Black. Ten guests dined at white linen tables with miniature white trees and rice prizes were given to Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Jim Morgan. Miss Black will wed Terry Lee Wittenberg at First Methodist Church Saturday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mendenhall
Rotary
Norfolk
Bessie Black
High Point
Powers
Jim Morgan
Miss Black
Terry Lee Wittenberg
First Methodist Church
C A R Members Plan Fall Meeting at Nan Brinson Home
Children of the American Revolution will hold their fall meeting tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Miss Nan Brinson will host at 1100 Rockford Rd. Mrs. Raymond Peace, adult advisor, urges members to bring dues.
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Children of the American Revolution
Nan Brinson
Rockford Rd
Raymond Peace
Seasonal Foods Offer Peak Quality and Lower Prices
Local markets highlight fruits and vegetables in peak season with better flavor and lower costs. Shoppers can find fresh produce such as berries, tomatoes, corn, and leafy greens, plus seasonal specials and sales at farmers markets.
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Rs. C. A. Hurlocker
Carolyn Hedrick
JoAnn James
Snow Studio
Wildflower Club
Peace Corps
Woman's World
W. Commerce
Arde
Mer Tile Fut
Camellia Meet
Mrs. Mattocks
Bers
A. C. Perry
Gail Black
Nash’s
Nash Jewelry
Nash
North Main Street
Arbena
Eh Ffu
Arden
C.A.R. Members Plan Meeting
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Wrights
Tobias
Orion
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