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this Prenuptial Woman's World Friday, September 27, 1974 Statesville Record Landmark Page 9-A Wayside Club Given Program On Iredell's Past Wayside Homemakers Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. A. E. Hendley in Elmwood. The hostess led an interesting devotion reminding members to slow down in their busy lives.

Roll call was answered by members whonamed "the prettiest birds." During a business session conducted by Mrs. Baxter Combs, president, programs for the coming year were discussed and a slate of officers approved as follows: Mrs. Richard Hartness, president; Mrs. Kenneth Rummage, vice president; Mrs. Robert Gregory, secretary; and Mrs.

William Phillips, treasurer. Announcement was made that Stradley Realty at Wayside has donated a room to be used as the Wayside Clubroom. A. E. Hendley gave an informative program on "Happenings In the Past in Iredell FRENCH BOUQUET The new Sonia rose complements the Dutchesse' complexion in this delicate French bouquet which was exhibited recently at the Academy of American Florists' design competition.

Flowers, Art Combined In Unique Show OMAHA, Neb. Masters of the art world, Mother Nature and the country's premium floral designers put it all together recently in a dazzling show of talent and beauty, ingenuity and creativity at the Joslyn Art Museum. Members of the American Academy of Florists sponsored the nationwide competition and transformed the handsome surroundings with living works of art designed to complement a wide variety of masterpieces. The museum's collection, ranging from Rembrandt to Jackson Pollack and interspersed with fine antique furniture, objects of art and sculpture, sprang to life as floral artisans created their living masterpieces using an imaginative array of materials including fruit, cornstalks, pebbles and driftwood. The displays, open to the public, illustrated the talents of top floral designers from across the nation.

The 531 members of the American Academy of Florists, according to chairman Charles Kofler, are selected on the basis of high professional and personal standards and this representative show of floral and artistic know-how was aweinspiring the galleries filled with flower fragrance, form and color vying in richness and detail with old and new masters of art. Top honors in the competition went to Michael Polychromes of Springfield, for: a contemporary arrangement of agapanthus flowers with cedar and bare willow branches adding contrast in a simple pottery bowl designed to complement a large painting entitled "Storm on the Matterhorn" by Bierstadt. The flowers and simple but dramatic up- Put Some Fun in Your Life DANCE Get Your Friends Together for Your Own Ballroom Dancing Course at Meg Revier Studio 315 E. Front St. Ph: 872-7428 or 873-2405 right form of the design were chosen to reflect the "lacey, cloudy effect" of the painting, according to Polychromes.

A sentimental favorite of many visitors to the galleries, in sharp contrast to the winning entry, was a delicate French bouquet of roses, baby's breath, dahlias and delphinium. The design featured a new rose variety, Sonia, whose color baffles description, currently being introduced by florists all over the country. The Sonia resembles most the blush of the Dutchesse de Lambesc whose portrait gazed over it with a serene smile. Other designs ranged from a lavish table centerpiece of vegetables and garden flowers complete with a whimsical fake fly on an antique Flemish table, to a jewel-like swag of dried magnolia leaves and straw flowers decorating the base of an Italian Madonna statue. The mid-west, depicted in Grant Wood's painting of Stone City, Iowa, was imaginatively captured in a rich design of corn stalks and garden and dried flowers that exactly reproduced the American artist's oil palette.

Observers agreed it was "a masterful blend of life and art, a treat for eye and soul." If partially thawed food is firm, it is safe to refreeze it; but use this food as soon as possible. WE CARE ABOUT YOUR HANG UPS SPECIALS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY PLAIN PANTS, SWEATERS 3 OR Cash and PLAIN Carry SKIRTS Only 5229 COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE! N-TA-GERM for Complete Time Now To Have Your Winter Suedes Germicidal Clothing and Leathers Cleaned Protection Eliminates We Offer Ram Leather Care Perspiration Odor! One Week Service CLEAN ONLY SERVICE 10 Lb. Minimum $3.50 Take Your Clothes To The Cleaner Who Cares CLEANERS INC Highlander Self Newtowne 801 Service Center Boulevard Forest Heights Shopping this Prenuptial Party Is Held For Miss Hall Miss Vicki Lynne Hall, October bride- elect, was entertained at a prenuptial party Tuesday, by Mrs. Bill Murdock at her home in Troutman. Guests called between the hours of 7:30 and 9 p.m.

to honor Miss Hall, who is to be married to Joe Boyer Hornbuckle, Jr. on Sunday, Oct. 6. Upon arrival, a corsage of white carnations was pinned on the honoree, who was lovely in a powder blue street-length dress. Throughout the house, yellow and bronze flowers were displayed and the refreshment table was bedecked with a flower -studded candlelabra, holding pale green tapers, cake squares, nuts, cheese rings and punch were served.

Miss Hall is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terrell Hall of 1204 Fulton Drive and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boyer Hornbuckle, Sr.

A garden wedding is planned. Missionaries Visiting Here Rev. and Mrs. Edwin A. Hackney, United Methodist Church missionaries to India, will visit several Western North Carolina Conference congregations during October to tell of their work.

The Hackneys are residing in Charlotte during a year's furlough. They serve in the Delhi Conference in India. Their October schedule is as follows: Oct. 6-11 a.m., Rhyne Heights United Methodist Church, Lincolnton; and 6:30 p.m., Central United Methodist Church, Concord. Oct.

13-11 a.m., First United Methodist Church, Charlotte; and 6 p.m., Weddington United Methodist Church, Weddington (between Charlotte and Monroe). Oct. 14 Dellwood United Methodist Church, near Lake Junaluska, at 11 a.m. for the United Methodist Women. Oct.

20 Stokesdale United Methodist Church, Stokesdale, morning and evening. The Hackneys, parents of four children, have served in India since 1960. He was a pastor in Bakersville prior to entering missions work. During the past four years Mr. Hackney has been a district superintendent and Mrs.

Hackney has been a supervisor of village schools for the conference. Meals On Wheels Volunteers Listed Mrs. Richard Morgan, chairman of Volunteers, has released the names of the Meals On Wheels volunteers for the week of Sept. 30 through Oct. 4.

They are as follows: Women of the Week: Monday through Wednesday Billie Money, Thursday, Friday Mary Coffey. Monday: Carolyn Otten and Dorothy Parker. Tuesday: Marilyn Helms and Martha Hawkins. Wednesday: Lil Southhall and Ruth Buddington. Thursday: Mildred Honeycutt and J.

M. Troutman, Jr. Friday: Ethel Parlier and Jeanne Belle Boggs. Anyone desiring to be a client for Meals On Wheels may call Mrs. Anne Johnson, 873-6361, between 8 a.m.

and 5 p.m. Second Reunion Being Planned All former teachers and students of Sunny Side School are making plans for their second annual reunion. The gathering will be held: at the Central Community Building near Central School on Sunday, Oct. 6. Everyone is asked to bring a picnic lunch, which will be served at 1 o'clock.

Drinks and cups will be furnished. UDC MEETING SET Statesville Chapter 276, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 1, at the home of Mrs. H.

G. Allen, 414 Summit Ave. Serving as co-hostesses with Mrs. Allen will be Mrs. T.

A. Summers and Mrs. Leon Sides. CHILD CARE Ages One Thru Five Special Tutors In: Art Music Singing Dancing Crafts Including Pre- School At The Training GINGERBREAD HOUSE 1528 Boulevard, Tel. 873-8433 Mrs.

Melvin Goforth, Owner Including Hot Full Course Lunch Only $15.00 Weekly EASY CARE FABRICS Miss Carla Litaker is shown gently guiding -old Carrie Lynn Hinson down the center of the ramp during Spainhour's Fashion Show Thursday night where they both modeled polyester and cotton dresses. A perky polka dot bow, white collar and cuffs, accent Carla's attractive de -knit plaid dress. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Litaker.

Carrie Lynn, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dale Hinson, is wearing a pinafore-styled dress with embroidered bodice. A large number of people attended the show, served and numerous prizes awarded throughout Fourth Creek DAR To Meet overskirt. Ruffle trim and white buttons accent the polka dot which was free and open to the public.

Refreshments were the evening. Members of the Fourth Creek Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 1, at Ebenezer Academy. "Bicentennial, Historical and Educational" will be the topic for the program.

Mrs. B.F. Miller will have the president general's message and Mrs. E. R.

McAuley, the national defense message. "Through the Eye of a Needle," will be subject of a slide program with commentary prepared by Mrs. F. F. King.

Chapter members, in costume, will be depicted showing treasured needlework of the past. Needlework of current chapter members will also be included. Mrs. C. D.

Linney, Mrs. J. B. Williams, Mrs. J.

A. Alexander, Mrs. R. F. Barber, Mrs.

M. J. Morgan and Mrs. J. S.

Dobson, will be hostesses for the evening and the regent, Mrs. Fred Parker, will preside. All members are urged to attend. DARYL PHILLIPS Program Set For Saturday Mrs. James A.

Brady, chairman for MacDowell Music Club's annual artist banquet, has announced that this year's event, set for 7 p.m. Saturday at Statesville Country Club, is a "complete "It's the best response we've ever had and we're certainly looking forward to a fine performance by Daryl Phillips," Mrs. Brady said. Approximately 200 reservations were made before the ticket sales had to be stopped early this week, Mac Dowell Music Club officials said. Phillips, who performed here as guest artist last year, is a member of the National Federation of Music Clubs.

The young bass-baritone soloist has also given concerts on the state, national and international levels. Phillips lives in Front Royal, where he is a member of the Board of Directors of the Front Royal Oratorio Society. He sang with the famed "Singing Sergeants," of the U. S. Air Force Band and has appeared at Atlantic City, N.

Brevard Music Center in Brevard, the Oakland Symphony and Chorus of Oakland, the Madrigal Singers of San Francisco, and the San Francisco Opera. He has also been scheduled for a debut in Wigmor Hall, London, England, in 1975. Harris Family Reunion Held STONY POINT All 10 of Marcus M. and Hattie Hudson Harris' children were assembled at Stony Point United Methodist Church Sept. 22, for a family reunion.

Joining them for the occasion were the couple's grandchildren, great grandchildren and a number of other relatives and friends. Present from out-of-town were Jessie Neil Darmody of Jacksonville, Fannie E. Held of Allentown, and Floyd Harris of Atlanta, Ga. Dan H. Hudson, Mrs.

Harris' only living brother, was present with Mrs. Hudson and their seven children. Also present were six children of the Joe Harris' who are double first cousins. Other cousins attending were Earl Harris and his wife and Mrs. Cora Guy and her daughter, Audrey.

GET ACQUAINTED DAY! OFF ALL DECOUPAGE Professional decoupeur, Betty Cline, will be in our shop Saturday, September 28, from 10 A.M. until 5 P.M. to answer your questions on repousse, decoupage, papier tole and related crafts. Come in, meet Betty and see many of the lovely items that she has created. While here take advantage of our Off Get Acquainted Special.

COME IN AND MEET BETTY! OFF OFFER GOOD SATURDAY ONLY! the Snoop Shop "the fun place" 210 COOPER ST. TEL. RINGSIDE SEATS Eight-year-old Tracey Foxx and her sister, Carla, age 5, are evidently enjoying the "ringside seats" they found at Spainhour's Fashion Show Thursday night. Robert Morris Overcash, age 3, seems relatively unimpressed by it all, which is typical of little boys at such events. TRADE- IN YOUR OLD CAMERA FOR CASH Or For Even More On A New Camera.

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