The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-12-02
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Using the theme "a Year oil
Progress" the annual Home Dem.
onstration Fall Achievement pro.
gram was held on November % be.
ginning at 1880 am. in the Hat.
Eteras Community Building with 50
: women attending.
Mrs. Ella Robinson and Mrs
Julia Tandy greeted the members
. and visitors and presented them
with name tags which We're autumn
|. leaves made by Frisco Alters oil
construction paper. Most attractive
programs, made by the Buxton
Club, were passed out by Caryn
Gray and Kay Hooper. A crescent
design of dried flowers were on tn =
covers. Various people expressed
their thanks yous for such lovely
program covers and said they were
going to frame them.
Miss Caryn Gray, incoming Vice
president of All County Council
and Miss Kay Hooper dressed in
their All uniforms, represented the
Alters of the county. They are
both freshmen at Cape aHtteras
School. During the day they served
as ushers and pages. These girls
attended All Club week in July.
With Mrs. Harry LANCE, County
Council President, presiding the
program opened with the group
singing ''Hail Club Women" Mrs.
Woodrow Edwards of the Rodan-
the Club gave the devotions for
the day. Mrs. Mary Balance, Presi-
dent of the Hatteras Club, well
coined the members and visitors
and Mrs. Frances Marks of the
Kitty Hawk Club responded.
During the business meeting it
was voted to continue the award
ing of $500 to the Outstanding
Club of the Year based on the high
est points per average member
and using the point sheets that will
be given to each member at the
January meeting and collected at
the October meeting. From these
sheets the outstanding member of
each club will be recognized and
the Club Woman of the year Sc
lected. The group voted to have
some members attend the 1861 Dis
trict Music Workshop rather than
inviting the group to hold meeting
here due to the fact they have al
ready invited the 25th District to
meet in Dare County in 1861.
When presentations and awards
were made by Mrs. Beulah Gay
lord, Home Economics Agent, it
was stressed that the women keep
their point sheets up to date. The
following women were recognized
as the outstanding woman of their
individual clubs:
Buxton-Mrs. Joyce Gray; Frisco
Mrs. Laura Austin; Hatteras-
Mrs. Sarah Skies; Kitty Hawk
Mrs. Fannie Maston; Manns Har-
bor-Mrs. Mabel Twiford; Manteo
Mrs. Leo Midget; Rodanthe-
Mrs. Bethany Gray; Wanchese-
Mrs. Betty T. Daniels.
Mrs. Leo Midget was awarded
gift as the outstanding work with
the Alters of Cape Hatteras
School. She has organized a square
dance team, which went to District
Elimination Day in June. She has
encouraged more girls and boys to
participate in the various All ac-
Invites. Through her efforts the
district red ribbon winner in pub
lie speaking was from Cape Hat
teras School. She has also done
outstanding work in Home Demon
stration work. She is secretary for
the County Council and secretary
of the 25th District.
More Club women have had per-
feet attendance this year than in
1859. Members recognized were:
Mrs. Joyce Gray, Buxton; Mrs.
Harry LANCE, Buxton; Mrs. Gym
thia Robinson, Buxton; Mrs. Mary
Balance, Hatteras; Mrs. Louise
Gilley, Mrs. Fannie Maston, both of
Kitty Hawk; Mrs. Leone Midget,
Manns Harbor; Mrs. Dan Cannady,
Mrs. Carl Daniels, Mrs. Earl Dean,
Mrs. Leo Midget, Mrs. S. A.
Stowe, and Mrs. Isabel Warren, all
of Manteo; Mrs. Bethany Gray,
Rodanthe; and Mrs. J. M. Carroll
of Wanchese
Bobby Smith, native of Bel
videre, and now Extension Radio
Editor of Raleigh, showed slides
and told of his life as an 1FYE
delegate to Burma.
The Collect was repeated in
unison and the meeting closed with
the singing of the Grace Song. A
buffet lunceon was served in the
dining room by the Hatteras Fire
mans Auxiliary.