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In this Church Women World Garden Club i National Awards Volumn Lists li MISS SUSAN JANE WEISNER now New Yearbooks MRS MARY BUSTLE Art Exhibition Calendar SUNDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Mon Tues and Wed vL Oct 2 Gallon 3QC No Limit) MON TUES 153 Water St WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER HI PHARMACY Statesville Clubs the Charlotte Charlotte I II Extra convenience extra quality are yours when you use our combination shirt drycleaning service Saturday afternoon and con clude at noon Sunday Registration will be from 10 am until noon on riday and from 1 until 2 pm Saturday Reservations must be made in advance to the Director of Housing 0 Box 367 Lake Junaluska zip code 28745 A pattern of attendance by districts has been suggested or the first weekend the Albe marle Gastonia Greensboro High Point Salisbury States ville and Winston Salem dis tricts are asked to attend The second weekend has been set aside for women in the Ashe ville Charlotte Marion North Wilkesboro Thomasville Waynesville and Winston Salem orsyth districts However officials stressed that if it is not possible to attend on the week end designated for a particular area changes can be made Specials Must Be Picked Up Within 2 Weeks Is Scheduled WINSTON SALEM The Winston Salem Alumnae Chap ter of Delta Sigma Theta Inc a national public service sorority will present a major exhibition of art by Afro American artists Oct 8 15 at Benton Convention Center Winston Salem The exhibition entitled tions: The Afro American Art will include paintings sculpture and graphics by art ists of historical and contem porarysignificance Among the 80 artists repre sented will be Joshua Johnston Edward Bannister Robert Duncanson Edmonia Lewis Henry 0 Tanner Aaron Doug las Hale Woodruff Jacob Law rence Hughie Lee Smith and Richard Hunt Works of artists bom in North Carolina who have gone on to achieve national prominence from other vantage points throughout the country will be shown and the work of 22 artists currently active in North Carolina is also being exhibited Art to be shown has been selected from the permanent collections of isk University Howard University the Barnett Aden Gallery Collection from other museums and private col lections as well as from partic ipating artists The project will open on Sunday evening Oct 8 from 7 9 pm from Monday Oct 9 through Sunday Oct 15 hours will be 10 am to 9 pm No admission will be charged tary Teachers in America She is one of a number of educators in North Carolina and the United States to receive this recognition Her full biography and record of accomplishments have been included in the national awards volumn She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl A Lackey of route 6 Statesville and the wife of Jerry Lee Bustle who teaches at Statesville Senior High School Mrs Bustle is currently serv ing as president of the States ville Unit of North Carolina Association of Educators She has been active in the organization during the past several years having served one year as vice president In addition she is a member of the Association of Classroom Teachers and the National Education Association She has had several years teaching experience at Nor thview and has taught five sum mer school terms at Avery Sherrill School She received both her and A degrees at Ap palachian State University where she was a list stu dent and received the Teaching in her senior year or her thesis she prepar ed an article concerning edu cation in Iredell County which is now in the library at ASU Mrs Bustle graduated at Celeste Henkel High School and was student body president She was also active in numerous high school clubs In addition to her work in the educational field Mrs Bustle is active in her church and com munity She and her husband are members of Shiloh Presby terian Church where they organized two youth groups and are serving as advisors Mrs Bustle also organized the youth choir there is active in the Women of the Church and teaches a primary Sunday School class or several years she has taught in Bible School at the church In 1971 she was honored as an Young Woman of (With Drycleaning Order) an the Saturday 7:30 pm Bridal shower honoring Miss Sharon Lee Patterson will be held at the home of Mrs Otha Warren Hiddenite Sunday 2:00 pm Open House and Silver Tea at the Vance House Sharpe St Brown Sr Mrs Carson and Mrs Hamrick Miss Elizabeth Hill will bring the president mes sage and Mrs King the national defense message Mrs rank Stewart en vironmental chairman for the Beautification Com mission has charge of the pro gram Miss Willard Sharpe regent will conduct the business ses sion and all members are urged to attend 11) stair? Retreats Set At Junaluska Two spiritual enrichment re treats for women have been scheduled next month at Lake Junaluska under sponsorship of the Society and the Wesleyan Service Guild of the United Methodist Church Women throughout the Wes tern North Carolina Conference area are scheduled to assemble at specific times on Oct 7 8 and Oct 14 15 in Lambuth Inn Mrs Thomas Green of Ixiuisville Ky president of the Southeastern Jurisdiction Society Guild will be leader for both events Theme for her pro gram is of Both retreats are scheduled to Circle Clock BROAD STREET METHODIST Monday 7:30 pm Elizabeth Ervin Guild Mrs Burgess pres meets in Sloan Hall Wednesday 10 am Circle 11 Mrs Bob Tores chm meets in riend ship Lounge at the church CONCORD PRESBYTERIAN Monday 7:30 pm Circle No: 3 meets at Concord Presbyterian Church Loray Mrs Bill Cook is hostess Tuesday 7:30 pm Circle No 1 meets at the home of Mrs Summers Loray 7:30 pm Circle No 2 meets at the home of Mrs Bob Elliott Loray 7:30 pm Circle No 4 meets at the home of Miss aye Stevenson 118 Bristol Drive orest Park Presbyterian Monday 10:00 am Circle 3 Mrs Robert Jewett chm meets with Mrs Grier 551 Dog wood Rd 8:00 pm Circle 5 Miss Linda Ketchie chm meets with Mrs Joe Tomlin 441 Ridgeway Ave Tuesday 10:00 am Circle 4 Mrs Sams chm meets with Mrs Sams East Monbo Rd 8:00 pm Circle 1 Mrs John Marshall chm meets with Mrs Marshall 118 End Ave We give AMILY STAMPS sidering the principles govern the decisions choices of women Bridal Couple Entertained (No Limit) NORTH CAROLINA'S INEST AND MOST COMPLETE DRUG STORES' Sunday 1 PM To 7 PM Distributed HARMONY New year books were distributed at the September meeting of Harmony Garden Club earlier this week at the community building Mrs Lawrence Patterson president conducted the business session and called attention to the projects of the year Included was the fair booth which the club arranges at the Iredell County air annually This year they won third place Other projects are: to clean and beautify the community pro vide flowers for public places furnish environmental books for schools and remember the shut ins Mrs Wetmore was leader for the program on fall Mrs Malcolm Mrs uowers tne exhibits Mrs Wetmore won a blue ribbon for her arrangement of pink roses took second place for white dahlias and native fern and fourth with an arrangement of yellow dahlias and ivy Third place went to Mrs Cloud Bur gess for new roses from the Burgess gardens During the business session members voted to change their place of meeting from the Com munity to the Presbyterian Church social hall They also scheduled a trip to Old Salem for their meeting on October 24 Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs Norris eimster and Mrs Charlie Jenkins during the social hour at the close of the meeting ODD MITTENS Odd mittens make attractive hand puppets when button eyes and noses are sewn on and mouths and hair are made of yarn At Cake Cutting Mr and Mrs Billy Lucky Owens were hosts for a cake cutting in ellowship Hall at Elmwood United Methodist Church riday night to en tertain their daughter Debra Lee her fiance Paul Lynn Isen hour and members of their wedding party The couple will be married in a 7 ceremony tonight at the Elmwood church with Rev Kiker of Harmony of ficiating Mr and Mrs rank Houpe welcomed guests at the door The hall was decorated with autumn flowers and an arrangement of magnolias with tall white candles was on the mantel The refreshment table was covered with a green linen cloth overlaid in yellow sheer Cen terpiece was an arrangement of white yellow and orchid colored mums combined with gypsophila and greenery Silver candlelabra held orchid colored tapers flanking the arrange ment The handsomely decorated three tiered wedding cake was made by the bride aunt Mrs Brady Overcash Mrs A Lentz assisted her with the cutting and serving Mrs Ray Brady is wedding director I Sesame sticks cheese straws and lime punch were also served with Mrs Norris Mason and Mrs James Beaver alternating at the punch bowl Goodbyes were said to Mrs Vance Somers LITTLE TOUCHES It's the little touches that make the littlest fashions so en chanting this fall Empire dirndl (left) comes in harvest time purple or green with solid color broadcloth toros and leg mutton sleeves The white striped seersucker skirt has a "lippo the Hippo'' pocket Two piece pinafore ensemble (right) has a flag red or banner blue dress lace edged at collar and cuffs Its white hand smocked pina fore features floral embroidery trim Meeting Date Is Changed Oakland Circle Garden Club met this week at the home of Mrs Ralph Sisk with Mrs Milton Steinberger as co hostess Mrs home was lovely with arrangements of autumn flowers Mrs Charles Trippresident presided over the business session during which past charms were presented to Mrs Brevard Price and Mrs Pickett Members were reminded of coming events: The Silver Tea Oct 1 at the Vance House sponsored by the Council of Garden designer house in sponsored by the Symphony Society to be open Sept 24 through Oct 15 and the District 3 meeting in Lincolnton on Oct 17 It was decided to change the meeting night to the first Monday of the month with the next meeting being in November Plans were discussed for the Ways and Means Committee Miss Annie Lee Millsaps presented a program on Gardens Ideas for She stated that it takes faith in the fall to plant spring bulbs Our work in the fall is for our spring gardens Putting our gardens to bed in the correct manner insures a successful spring garden Many helpful hints were given on how this should be done After the program members were invited into the dining room for delightful refresh ments of various cakes served with coffee or iced tea Miss Weisner who is teaching biology at Enka High School Enka graduated at Union Grove High School and received her degree from Appalachian State University Boone Her fiance who is employed in the personnel department at Memorial Mission Hospital in Asheville graduated at the Reynolds High School at Win ston Salem and from Gardner Webb College Boiling Springs His parents are Mr and Mrs Smiley Gordon Godfrey 421 South Hawthorne Road Win ston Salem Plans for the wedding are in complete at the present time ourth Creek DAR To Meet Members of the ourth Creek Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution have scheduled a meeting at 7:30 pm Tuesday Oct 3 at the home of Mrs red Parker 137 North Race St Associate hostesses will be CASH CARRY PANTS (Odd) SKIRTS (Plain) SWEATERS BAN LON SHIRTS 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Brookdale Shopping Center 8724433 226 Broad 872 2234 Use Our Brookdale Dri ve In Win do Plans Outlined or Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary members met Thurs day night with their new presi dent Mrs Thomas Evans at her home on Oakhurst Road Mrs Catherine Carlton was associate hostess Mrs Evans presided and led the group in the pledge to the flag Mrs Lee Baker chaplain had the prayer after which the group recited the Preamble to the Constitution Mrs Evans distributed year books and announced her com mittee chairmen Hostesses duties were assigned and general program plans dis cussed for the year Plans were also announced for the weekend in Blowing Rock which members will at tend at the homes of Mrs Evans and Mrs Talmage Adams Oct 7 and 8 Miss Rebecca Ritchie secre tary read minutes and the report given by Mrs Williams Mrs Williams reported that $445 was realized from the Poppy Day sale and funds are to be used in rehabilitation work with vete rans Mrs Alan Armour and Mrs Marvin Raymer reported that two watermelon parties had been held during the summer at get underway at 3 on Veterans Hospital Salisbury A cookout will be held for the hospital veterans in Salisbury at 5 pm Oct 11 and members were urged to attend In other business nouncement was made of ourth Area meeting to be held in Concord Oct 30 with the division president Mrs Ben Moose presiding A social hour followed the meeting when sandwiches chicken salad patties nuts and coffee were served by the host esses UDC MEETING SET Members of Statesville Chapter 276 United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at 2:30 pm Tuesday Oct 3 at the home of Mrs Lee Kiser Bost St Mrs Ross Bunch will be associate hostess and all mem bers are urged to attend Saturday September 30 1972 Statesville Record Landmark Page 7 A Are Instigating New Program Beginning at 7:30 pm Mon day Oct 2 a unique program is being initiated at Trinity Episcopal Church Mrs Allison president of the Churchwomen reports that this year women of the church and other interested women are going to explore together what it means to be a fully human woman Each month by means of panels and group discussion the focus will be on a different aspect of womanhood On Oct 2 the psychology of women will be considered from the point of a question: a per sonality something with which she is bom or is it culturally Mrs Thomas Brown program director will be assisting Mrs Howard Hur mence and Mrs William Mills in leading the discussion On Nov 6 the relationship of the church and women will be examined both from an histor ical and a contemporary point of view the image of women will be the topic for con sideration Scheduled for Jan 8 1973 is a film Up in which some of the influences upon a life will be pre sented eb 5 the role of women at home in childrearing and helpmate functions is to be studied and on March 5 the women will ponder the psychological and economic factors in outside employment Special problems of women will be investigated at the April 2 meeting The May 7th pro gram will consist of an analysis of the current responses women today Mrs Brown expressed the hope that all area women who find the subject of study interesting would join the group on Monday evening is a first for States Mrs Brown said expect to have help from women both within and without the church both on the panels and in the The need for the development of a con temporary 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prospective bridegroom the most in DRY UEANING Miss Susan Weisner Engaged To Marry Randy Godfrey Mr and Mrs Benjamin Erastus Weisner of route 5 Statesville are announcing the engagement of their daughter Susan Jane to Randy Gordon Godfrey of Asheville PET HI ICE MILK Outstanding Elementary Teacher Mrs Mary Bustle a fifth grade teacher at Northview Elementary School has been selected to appear in the 1972 volume Outstanding Elemen ound for campus fun and action Try this twin service now keep that modern well groomed look the easy economical way ree button replacement Permanent press shirts a specialty SB'fffl MS IS BEAUTI PLEAT DRAPERY RODS AND CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Come by and see our beautiful display and wide selection of fabrics at Brookdale Shopping Center 3 SKIRTS 1 45 PANTS AND JI SWEATERS 4 SHIRTS LAUNDERED i I I I I OM v' Al A I ip I WWwn I 4 1 1 Io 3 rr'WV JO 3 a Bet All lavors 1.