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TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 19486,
Seven Home Demonstration Clubs In
(larke County Elect New Officers
By ANNETTE PIRKLE
The 1946 officers for the seven
Home Demonsiration clubs in
Clarke county were announced
this morning by Miss Mary V.
Smith, -Home Demonstration ag
ent. Officers were elected at the
meeting: this month. Wash day
civings were stressed at the meet
ings. Miss Smith leciured on
cquiping the farm home iaun
dry, the outdoor laundry, the pro
cedure for washing clothes and
directions for ironing.
Officers for Fowlers Home De
monstration:Club, which meets on
the Third'Tuesday of every moith
are as follows: Mrs. H. K. Rum
sey, president; Mrs. Nellie Fowler,
vice president; Mrs. Guy O. Bow
den, seeretary-reporter; and Mrs.
Everett Hale; treasurer:
Gaines Home Demonstration of
ficers are; Mrs. T. C. Whitworth,
president; Mrs. John |Hancock,
vice president; Mrs. Prince Han
cock, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
W.'R. Phillips, . redorter. The
Gaines club meets on the scond
Tuesday ©f each month.
The Winterville club meets on
ihe . fourth Wednesday of the
Annual Camellia Show To Be Held
In Augusta On January 26 And 27
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The annual
Camellia® Show will be held in
Augusta, Ga.,onJanuvary 26 and
27, at the Old Merical College.
This flower show'is spemsored by
theSand Hills, Garden Club.
Entries will be accepted only
between 10 a, m ~and 12 - noon 9n
Saturday. Twe doors are to be
closeq at moon for the judging
and the show will be open from
2 p. m,, to 10 p. m.; on Satur
day—Sunday from 12 noon to 6
p. m. Admission jg 5¢ cents. No
charge for those in uniform.
Judges “for -the specimen
flowers: Sigmund--J.-Katz, ‘Cov
ington, La.; Arthur W Solomon,
Savannah, ‘Ga., and R. O. Black
well, Jr., Semmes, Awa.
Judges for the arrangements
are: Muvs. Donald Hastings, At
lanta, Ga.; Mrs. A. U. Dykers,
Columbus, ;Ga.; -and Mrs. Chesh
ire Naga, Savannah, Ga.
The following classifications
may he entered:
THE CLASSIFACATION
L’ABBE BERLUSE 1840
.~ -adapted by -
The Sand Hills Gairden Club
Grown in the c¢pen—White
Tags.
Grown - under glass—Green
Tags.
Conta‘ners furnisted by Club.
1, Simple —i (a) Single—One
row of not more than six petals.
(b) Semi-double — Two rows of
petals. Conspicuous stamens.
11. Pom-Pom — Convex or
with Convex center currounded
by petals. .
111 Irfegular=llnéven petals
inferspersed with pe2taloids or
stamens. (a) White (b) Pink,
(¢ Red. (&) Variesated.
IV. Imbricated—Fegular over
lapping petals.
Lxhibitors in abcve classes
not limited to one entry.
Plants must have heen in po
session of exhibitor for one year.
V. For Professionals. Exhibit
of Camellias. (Please notify
chairman of space desired.)
Vl. For Ameteurs—-An exhibit
of nine named varieties grown
by exhibitor. (Plesse telephone
Mrs, Irvine Phinizy, 3-6522, in
advance.) )
~For protection of exhibitors all
flowers will be -destroyed unless
otherwise requested at time of
entry. .
Arrangements
I. Arrangement. Suitable for
dinner table. Camellias only.
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month. The officers are: Mrs. L.
H. Harris, Sr., president and Mrs.
Robert = Winter, secretary-treas
ufer.
The officers of Holly Heights
club are: Mrs. Charles Albert,
president; Mrs. H. A. Marlowe,
vice president; Mrs. Edward Sil
very, secretary, treasurer, and re
porter The ‘club meets on the
third Thursday ¢f the month
Ofifcers for the Hinton Brown
club will be elected at their next
meeting. Acting officers are: Mrs.
Hinton Brown, president; Mrs. T.
N. Lester, secretary treasurer.
The 0.C.0. club meets on the
second Thursday of each month,
The new officers are: Mrs. Felton
Spinrks, president; Mrs. C. L. Up
church, vice president; Mrs. J. E.
Heard, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
H. K. Freeman, reporter.
Oconee Heights officers are: Mrs.
G. M. Champion, president; Mrs.
R. G. Martin, vice president; Mrs
Harris Thurman, secretary and
Mrs.. W. P. Logan, treasurer.
The council officers for 1946
will be installed in a ceremony
at the courthouse on Tuesday,
}J anuary 29, at 3:30 o’clock at their
regular monthly council meeting.
| 11. Arrangement. Suitable for
‘dinner {able. Cameliias. Other
flowerg and foliage allowed.
IIT. Arrangement, Suitable for
Console Table against wall. Ca
mellias. Other flowers and fol
| iage allowed.
IV. Arrangement. Occasional
table. Camellias only,
For information in above class,
es phone Mrs. Ferdinand Phinizy
3-4015.
Mrs. J. H. Hardy of Jefferson,
was among the visitors here Fri
day.
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Mrs. A. S. Westbrook and Mrs.
J. H. Young of Ila, were in the
city shopping Friday.
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Mrs. Ed Watkins of Lexington,
was a recent‘visitor in the city.
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Mrs. Claude Catlett of Jeffer
son, spent Friday in the city.
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The many friends of Mrs. Ar
thur Burch are pleased to see her
out after a lor:g itllness with flu.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Buttrill,
sr., Wlr. Marcus Buttrill, jr., Mr.
Hubert Buttrill, Miss Barbara
Buttrill, Miss Mary Nell Buttrill
and Master Jerry Buttrill of De
catur, Ga., were the week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam But
trill, sr., and Mrs. Jack Webb on
Yonah avenue.
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The Rev. C. K. Taffe of Ila,
Ga., has left for a two weeks visit
in former pastorates at Carthage
and Henderson, N. C., and Rich=-
mond, Va.
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Music Appreciation
Programs for Music Apprecia
tion, under the direction of Hugh
Hodgson, promise variety and in
terest. Music Appreciation is held
each Thursday evening, 8 o’clock
in the University Chapel. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. :
A Schubert program is an=
nounced for this week; other com=-
posers including Mendelssohn,
Schumann, Liszt, etc., are sched
uled later on. Choral and instru
mental music too has a prominent
place, with the Chamber Music
Festival coming early in- March.
The two programs already given
before a “full house” were well
received. A duo-piano recital by
Mr. Hodgson and Mr. McDowell
opened the 1946 offerings with
contemporary composers occupy
ing a large share of the musical
hour. The “Raffle” Recital last
week was indeed a novelty. Some
one-hundred and fifty composi
tions were listed from which cer
tain members of the audience
chose numbers to be played.
The program selected by them
was:
Gavotte (Gluck-Brahms; Clair
de lune (Debussy)—Mr. Hodgson.
Adagio (Kratina)—Mr. Kratina.
Polonaise in A Flat (Chopin,
Menuet in G (Beethoven); Adagio
from Moonlight Sonata (Beeth
oven); Malaguena (Lecuona)—
Mr. Hodgson.
Rondo-Allegro (from Trio in G)
—Hugh Hodgson; Carolyn Voshell,
Rudolph Kratina, Hugh Hodgson.
Troika (Tschaikowsky); Liebes
tod (Wagner - Hodgson) — Mr.
Hodgson. .
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Mr. J. C. Stiles
Honored At
Birthday Dinner
Mr. J. C. Stiles was honored
last evening with a birthday din
ner given by Mrs. Stiles at the
Georgian Hotel.
Covers were laid for fourteen
guests and a turkery dinner was
served.
This was the first time in four
years that Captain Alwyn Stiles,
recently returned from the Euro
pean theater of war, was able to
be present at this happy occas
ion. |
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Ann Hutdiinson, banished
from the Massachusetts Bay col
ony, became one of the founders
of Rhode Island, LA
Engagement Of Miss Evelyn Timm.
To Mr. Harry Hosegood Announced
’ Mrs. Albert H. Timm announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Evelyn, to Harry Hosegood ~of
| Lakeland, Florida. s
{ The bride-elect is the oldest
i daughter of Mrs. Timm and the
|late Dr. Albert H. Timm. She is
ithe sister of Catharine, Betty,
. Harry, and Diedrich Timm of Ath
ens. Miss Timm graduated from
Athens High School and is now
employed by the National Airlines
Re v ioside
| The groom-elect is the youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs.' J. A. Hose
good of Lakeland, Florida. He at
tended Lakeland High School. He
| entered the Navy in 1942 and re
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