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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1994
Page
20
Dear Heloise offers practical shortcuts from reducing pre approved card mail to organizing space and household chores. Readers share methods to stop mail lists, craft a shoe bag for door storage, window box bird seed ideas, family address books, roach bait dough, and jewelry care tips.
Tryon Civitan Club held a October 24 meeting at El Mex Restaurant with Hincher presiding. Guests included Judge Ragan and others. members urged to sign up for committees and submit forms. Reports covered name tags, Special Olympics volunteers for November 2, and a scholarship presentation of 300 dollars to Sharon Hartsuff for study in ent. Jim Ragan spoke as guest, 50 50 won by Elizabeth Sirkin, next meeting set for November 14 at El Mex. information line provided.
The Climbers Club met November 1 at the Rhone Cultural Center on West Street with Gladys Witt presiding. Theresa Howard, 93, oldest member, received a plaque from Lauretta Smith, second oldest. Howard joined in 1926, Smith in 1929, lunch by Alvetta Attmore, Martha Chap, and Sarah Pugh. Rosetta Lewis returned from London with candy, Martha Chapman introduced Bernadette Martin Staten who discussed Maya Angelou and showed a video. Next meeting set for December 6.
VFW Post 2514 hosts a dinner theater at 6 p.m. Saturday with Neil Simon’s I Ought to Be in Pictures, priced 12 dollars in advance and 15 at the door. show only 8 dollars. A dance follows at 9 p.m. on Nov 19 with Main Street, cover six dollars. Call 637-9222 for details. Coastal Miniature Club meets 1 p.m. Monday at the Senior Citizen Center in Morehead City to make miniature donuts. Call 637-7280 or 919-726-8511 for more information.
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