The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-03-25
All AND HOME
CLUB NEWS OF
TYRRELL COUNTY

was one of the three first counties
in North Carolina to reach theil
goal in the current state wide drive
forthe All development Fund, Inc
Others were Dare and Pasquo
tank. all Eastern Counties, contra
dieting the recent adverse adver
tisement of Eastern North Caro-
lima.
Tyrrell's officials were pictured
as director D. S. Weaver accepted
the county's contribution to tbs
All Development Fund by Ed
,nond Phelps, Treas. Fund Drive
with Mrs. Lee r. Barnes Funo
Drive Chairman and Mrs. Durwooo
Cooper, Fund Drive Secretary
looking on.
Mrs. Lee R. Barnes is chairman
of the committee, which over
reached the goal oil 1915. and to
date reports $76497 raised.
Columbia Home Club
The Columbia Home Club met
Monday with Mrs. w. S. Caravan
hostess.
The devotion, and reading was
given by Mrs. Dan X. Sawyer
Omitted Nations Hymn" and "This
Is my Fathers World" were led
by Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, Music
Leader.
"Care of Pressure Cooker" was
given by Mrs. Floyd B. Spencer;
Mrs. E. J. Brickhouse, treas. re-
ported that the County Council
had been paid for 10 members.
Free-Will collection taken by Mrs.
T.. j. Brickhouse amounted to $1.1O.
Mrs. D. NJ. Bridgeman is presi-
dent.
A poem "How To Cook A Hus-
hand" was given by Mrs. Ann E.
Davenport, Home Agent, who an
nounced Farm and Home Week had
been changed to July this year;
Craft Camp in Manteo during
August; Dress Revue, April 81;
Cake Decorating Workshop, March
80 at 2 pm. and that for this work
shop a fee will be charged; Craft
mans Fair at Elizabeth City, April
6-7 from 1 to pm; reported Dis
trict meeting at Christian Church
in Plymouth April II at 10 am.
For recreation a "Girl's Name"
contest put on by Mrs. Floyd 3.
Spencer. Prize-a kitchen towel
was won by Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon.
Attending were: Mrs. E., j.
Brickhouse, Mrs. Floyd B. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. D. M. Bridgaman, Mrs.
Lawrence johnson, Mrs. H. Earl
Sexton, Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon, Mrs.
d. A. Simmons, Mrs. w. ]. Kidd,
Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, Mrs. Ann E.
Davenport, Mrs. Frances Cohoon,
Mrs. D. K. Sawyer, Mrs. W. S.
Caravan.
Kilkenny Home Club
The Kilkenny Home Club met
Tuesday with Mrs. Amanda Hud-
son. Eight We're present.
Demonstration on equality in
Canned Foods" was given by Mrs.
Elsie Edwards, assistant home
agent. Food Conservation leader,
Mrs. hilbert Dodge gave report
ION How to best care for pressure
cooker, urging that the cooker be
checked before canning season.
Gardening leader gave report
on fruits and vegetables, choice of
seeds, planting time and method.
Mrs. Theodore Gibbs, home beauti-
fication leader and president, re-
ported on the use of ornamentals
in the home.
An article on PORTRAITS" was
read by Mrs. William w. Hudson
as part of devotion and invoked
prayer. Mrs. Edwards gave a hum
orous but effective poem on Glow
To Cook your Husband" The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Claude
Gibbs, May 10.
The hostess served refreshments
to those present: Mrs. Elsie Ed
wards, Mrs. Theodore Gibbs, Mrs
Claude Gibbs, Mrs. William w
Hudson, Mrs. Roy Brickhouse, Mrs
hilbert Dodge and Mrs. Chestley
Hudson.
The Levels Home Club
The Levels Home Club met Fri
day in the home of Mrs. Shirley
Woliva with eight present.
Mrs. A. C. Voliva gave a leader
report on planting strawberries
and Ms. Shirley Voliva emphasized
the cleaning and care of pressure
Gamers, and gave a reading 'Tht
House Wife's Psalm. "How TX
Cook A Husband was a poem reat
by Mrs. Davenport.
The next meeting will be will
Mrs. C. A. Voliva on April Is. Mrs
Edward Swain was welcomed a.
guest. Song Omitted Nation!
Hymn" and prayer composed thu
devotion.
The hostess served refreshment
to those attending: Mrs. Alton