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Dairy Queen and Brazier, 205 S. Main Street in Kernersville
is proud to be a part of the Kernt:rsvi!le Bicentennial Celebration.
W e feature Char-broiled hamburgers and hot dogs, delicious onion
rings and french fries. Also we have dairy treats such as banana Smith Brothers Construction Company, Inc., began business in March,
splits, sundaes and milk shakes. 1948, doing general building construction. The business is located at 129
Pineview Drive and is owned by Tom and Ed Smith.

Loyal Order of Moose Kernersville Lodge No. 2181
was organized February 27, 1968 with approximately 130
charter members. Roger Swisher was the first Governor.
It is primarily a social lodge which meets twice a month.
Its main community project has been an annual
Christmas party for needy children in this area. At pres-
ent there arc 249 members. Harry G. Ballard is Governor.
The Kernersville Woman's Club has roots that go
Atkins Enterprises was established
in 1969 to provide landscape de- back to the Woman's Embroidery Club which was
signing and consultant services. The
business is owned by Harold Atkins, formed in 1902. The Woman's Club as it is known today
a teacher of horticulture at Forsyth
Technical Institute. Some of the ser- was organized in 1952 and was sponsored by the
vices available are: landscape de-
sign, home and industrial mainten- Winston-Salem Woman's Club. Mrs. Arnold Stone served
ance, new home landscaping and
consultant services. In the near as chairman at the first organizational meetings and Mrs.
future nursery stock will be avail-
able. We were proud to have de- Sumter Bowen was elected as the club's first president.
signed the landscape for the John
R. Paddison Memorial. The club has participated in various community
projects - as well as those on the district and state levels.
Outstanding community projects include community wel-
fare aid, volunteer service for March of Dimes and Red
Cross Bloodmobile, and an active part in the establish-
ment and growth of the area YMCA. The most ambi-
tious undertaking of the club in recent years was the
addition of a large storage room to the Community
House.
A highlight of each year is the May luncheon, a
social gathering to which other women in the community
United Utilities Company of the Carolinas, Inc. is a subsidiary of
United Utilities Co., the third largest in the United States. It has served are invited. The 1970 luncheon honored all former
Kernersville since 1953. There are 5,500 telephones in service in the
Kernersville area. Names listed on page 96. members and past presidents of the club. Mrs. Raymond
Thomas is their 1971 president.

First public library in Kernersville. Sponsored by the Woman's Club.
Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. Otis Mayberry, Mrs. Arnold Stone. Picture was
made in 1948.

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