Union Grove Home Demonstration Club Meeting Held
Union Grove Home Demonstration Club gathered at the home of a member for its latest session. Members discussed community projects and shared updates on ongoing sewing and cooking demonstrations.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1948
Page
2
Union Grove Home Demonstration Club gathered at the home of a member for its latest session. Members discussed community projects and shared updates on ongoing sewing and cooking demonstrations.
Mrs John Whatley presided as six members and a visitor attended. New officers elected include Miss Virgie Whatley as Vice-President and Mrs IA Whatley as Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs Ta EB was also listed among attendees.
Native Hempstead greenery can decorate mantels doors or tables for the Christmas season. Lorraine Blackwood offers methods to build a small ornamental tree using chicken wire carrot or parsnip bases and surplus branches, moss packing, and optional silver paint or artificial snow for decoration.
The Salisbury and Reporter notes a festive club gathering with members exchanging gifts from the Christmas tree and a December 14 council meeting attended by two members at VFAW Hut. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. L. LE in Salisbury. a Babylon seal is cited as showing an ancient sowing machine.
The Catawba nation, down to 360 members, moves from aging huts on 600 acres to cottages on 3600 acres under federal supervision after a state to federal shift. Fifty seven of 92 families have applied for land plots up to 40 acres as more relocate. Land is free and tax exempt but homes must be paid for. only four remain fluent in Catawba, including retired Chief Sam Blue.
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