The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-20

| VIII learn now 10 cover COdI
hanger with plastic material and
will also make pair of plastic
ear rings. Everyone is urged to
attend and bring friends, and to
join the home demonstration club
in your community.
Plans are being made for the
Fall Federation on November at
1890 am. in the Community Build
ing at Manteo. Every club member
| is to prepare an arrangement OF
some sort such as fresh flowers,
dried arrangements, fruit arrange
ments, vegetable arrangements.
driftwood arrangements, breakfast,
lunch or dinner arrangements, etc.
to be entered in an exhibit which
will be judged and ribbons given
to the three top winners. Begin
making plans for your arrange
ment now.
Mrs. L. B. Pate, the A. C. w. w.
delegate who travelled around the
| world this summer has been writ
ten and requested to tell us all
about her "round-the-world" trip
at our Fall Federation. We have
our fingers crossed that she will be
! able to come.
In the afternoon, we have re-
quested Miss Florence Cox. Dis
trict Home Agent, to install our
new officers.
October 18th in the Community
Building at am, workshop on
stool bottoming will be held. Mrs.
Leo Midget and Mrs. Hubert
Guthrie will conduct the workshop.
All the materials will be supplied
to cover the stool bottoms includ-
ing two different size stools, the
grass, the varnish, etc. Everyone
is welcome to attend.
During the Program Planning
Committee Meeting, September 13,
Mrs. Virginia Davis of Wanchese
was elected President of the Coun-
ty Council and Mrs. C. A. York
of Kitty Hawk was elected Treas
urer.
Plans were made for next years
work. Two workshops are SEIZED
uled-one on reupholstering furni.
ture and one on refinishing furni.
ture. A tentative schedule has beer
planned for next years work. This
schedule will not be definite until
after the Program Planning Com
mittee at Elizabeth City Septem-
Der 20 for the Eastern District
Home Agents. Here is the tenta,
tive schedule:
Jan.-Selection and construction
of window curtains; Feb.-Chicker
dumplings, pies; March - Family
life; April-Salads; May-Buffet
Style Meals; June-Book reports
by members; July-Summer time
beverages; Aug. = Recreation =
Craft School-picnic; Sept. = Rug
making; Octo.-Dried arrange
ments; Nov.-Glass etching; Dec
Christmas decorations.
| For the All program for 1851
| these subjects will be used:
Oct.-Show slides on All activi.
ties; Nov.-Cleaning of an electric
motor for boys; using vacuum
cleaner for girls; Wildlife.
The 1868 All program has been
tentatively planned. Here are the
subjects: Jan. Electric; Feb. =
Gardening; March-Home beauti-
fication; April = My Money =
Where Does 1t Coz; May Steps
to Easier 'Bedkmaking; Sept
Slides on Years activities; Oct
Nutrition; Nov.-Wildlife; Dec
Forestry.
This month the Farm and Home
Agents are visiting the principals
of each school in Dare County to
get the All Club scheduled worked
out.
On September Is at 2 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Violet Meekins,
the Kitty Hawk Club held its meet
ing.
A demonstration was given on
DRESS for the Occasion" The
club women decided they would like
to learn how to cover coat hangers
and make plastic ear rings during
recreation at the next meeting.
October 16 has been set as a dav
for working on the Fall Federation
since the Kitty Hawk Club is on
the registration committee. Mrs,
Violet Meekins served ice cream
and homemade cookies with a de-
licious beverage of wild grape and
lemon juice.
The Wanchese club met Septem.
Der II at s pm. in the home of
Mrs. Willie Etheridge, Jr. New Of
/ ficers were elected - President:
Mrs. Joyce Baum; Vice-President
Mrs. Betty Daniels; Secretary and
Treasurer; Mrs. Virginia Davis,
Four new members joined the club:
Mrs. Ruby Midget, Mrs. Mary
Frances Gallop, Mrs. Gloria Wag.
staff and Mrs. Rosalic Gallon
Thirteen attended the meeting AZ