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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1994
Page
20
Heloise shares quick kitchen hacks including freezing chopped parsley for easy use, and using sheet music scores as inexpensive gift wrap. Also suggests a dessert idea for leftover cake and a method to clean washing machines with hot water and chlorine bleach to remove odors.
The Tryon Treasurers Doll Club met Sept 10 at West New Bern Recreation Center and announced a new meeting time and place. Regular monthly meetings will be at Judy's Doll Shop 1201 A Hwy 70 East at 6:30 p.m. on the second Monday from September to June. Next meeting is Oct 10. contact Judy George or Ilona Barkley for details.
The Craven County Republican Women's Club met September 14 at the Sheraton Grand with Walter B. Jones Jr., candidate for the House. Guests included Evelyn Hood, Bill Ritchie, Bob Scholmer, Joe Stewart and Floyd Uhteg. New members Norma Brown Ginny Uhteg Mikki Brubaker joined. Phyl lis Vermilyen was not present.
The Heritage Division of the New Bern Woman's Club met September 20 at New Bern Golf and Country Club with Ernestine Rankin and Mary Lou Brown hosting. Lillian White joined as a new member. Dora Lee urged support for card parties and upcoming bus trips, while a 3 to 5 pm Sunday reception for new members at Mary Lou Brown’s home was announced. Members will sell occasion cards to boost revenue for club projects. Dora Lee won a door prize donated by Wild Bird World.
The Beta Gamma chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa met on September 13 at the Ramada Inn with Mary Wynn officiating. Gail Gardner gave the devotional before dinner and led tributes to Jerry Phillips, past president, who died this summer. Committees reported and plans were made for the Fireman's Dinner on September 25 at Craven Community College, plus a district workshop on October 15 at New Bern Golf and Country Club. The next meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. October 11 at the Ramada Inn.
The Havelock Garden Club met on Sept. 13 with Mildred Denham co hosting. Rick Dove of the Neuse River Foundation spoke on "Troubled Waters" as one of 11 river keepers nationwide. The club purchased a foundation membership and planned a flower arranging program for October. For info call Sharon Bryant at 447-3259.
The Alpha Psi Alpha Psi chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma International Society of Women Educators met on September 17 for a routine gathering. Members discussed chapter business and upcoming events.
Mr and Mrs Drew Sawyer Jr of Lowland announce the birth of a daughter Kelsey Nicole on September 14 with grandparents Charlie Sawyer of Bayboro and Steve Brothers of Lowland. Mr and Mrs Henry Gouty of New Bern announce the birth of a daughter Billie Lamaree 12 at Craven Regional Medical. Retired Maj and Mrs Wayne Gouty of Trenton and Edward Santos of Hendersonville are also noted.
The Garden Club division of Oriental Woman's Club met at 10 a.m. on September 20 with hostesses Nancy Huff Suzanne Jantzen and Grace Strobel. Betty Callahan opened the session and introduced Gerald Butler of the NC Department of Cultural Resources who presented slides and brochures about North Carolina historic sites and their locations. Guests included Betty Walters Dottie Osman and Evelyn Scozzafava. Strobel reported on grounds care and thanked Reena Harm for pruning around the clubhouse. Beverly Fiske urged rooting plants for sale at The Marketplace on November 5 and Marion Zettel asked members to bring dried materials for arrangements.
New Bern Lions Club met September 21 with president Charles Phelan presiding. Guest speaker Bob Mattocks from the Board of Transportation spoke on the department's duties and the new Neuse River bridge. Members discussed manning Pepsi booths for Chrysanthemum Festival and Lions World Service Day on October 11.
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