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BAPTIST W. M. S. WILL MEET
MONDAY AFTERNOON I
The Missionary Society of the Bap- !
tist church will meet next Monday af
ternoon at three o’clock in the church !
parlors. There will be much
of special interest to the members,
among which will be the report of the
nominating committee, who will pre
sent names for the officers of the so
ciety for the next year,
MISS LYNETTE DI KE HONORED
AT BRENAU
Miss Lynette Duke, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer V. Duke, enrolled at
Brenau College this year, was elected
to membership at the annual elections
of Zeta Phi Eta, national speech arts
fraternity.
Miss Beulah Bassett was one of the
forty-two freshmen who scored high
enough on the English placement test
recently given at G. S. C. W., Mil
ledgeville, to be exempted from the
usual freshman English course. The
test was given throughout the uni
versity system to all freshmen and
transfer students.
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Mrs. Hilda Hallman, Mrs. II .T. Hal
prin, Mrs. Ben Mathews and Benny
Mathews spent Sunday with Miss
j Jackie Hallman at Cave Springs where
she attends school.
REPRESENTATIVES OF REHO
BOTH MEET HERE
A representative group of women
and young people of the first district
-:>f the Rehoboth Baptist Women’s
Missionary Union met at the Baptist
church at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday af
ternoon of last week. |
Mrs. John Lee, secretary of the
first district, presided and was assist
cd by Mrs. Sam Bolton, young people's
leader.
Mrs. M. D. Reed gave a devotional
on stewardship. Mrs. George Fiske,
superintendent of the association,
Mrs. Alex Cameron, Young People’s
leader, Mrs. W. R. Finch, publications
chairman and Mrs. Chester Jones,
White Cross chairman, spoke on the
work of their departments.
A group of young girls of the
church gave special music.
Four of the five churches in the dis¬
trict were well represented. Tfhey
■were Salem, Montezuma, Marshall
ville and Fort Valley.
Mrs. J. C. Estes, training schc«l
■chairman and Mrs. M. F. Freeman,
personal service chairman, from Ma¬
con were present also.
Mrs. William Culler and daughter,
Mrs. Isadore Culler, of North, S. C.,
i-pent several days of last week with
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Houser and fam
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CL A R K E-F AG AJV ENG A G EM ENT
ANNOUNCED
MARSH ALLVILLE, Oct. 7. So
interest centers in the announce
ment made by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Clarke of the engagement of their
daughter, Celetta Hazlehurst to James
Daniel Fagan, Jr., of Fort Valley and
Albany,
The marriage will take place in No
vember.
Miss Clarke’s mother is the former
Miss Josephine Hazlehurst, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hazle¬
hurst of Memphis, Tenn. On her ma¬
ternal side Miss Clarke’s mother is
the granddaughter of of the late Jo¬
seph Clisby and Celetta Ransom Clis
by of Macon and on her paternal side
she is the granddaughter of Dr. Rob¬
ert Hazlehurst and Catherine Du
Bignon Hazlehurst of Brunswick.
Her father is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarke of Mar
shallville. Miss Josephine Clarke is
the bride-elect’s only sister.
Miss Clarke is a graduate of Wes¬
leyan College and for the past three
years was a member of the Butler
high school faculty.
Mr. Fagan is the only son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Daniel Fagan of Fort
Valley. His mother, is the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Barnes of Byron.
His paternal grandparents are the
late Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fagan. He
is a brother of'Mrs. Ashby McCord
and Mrs. Robert Kupfer of Fort Val¬
ley.
The groom-elect attended the Uni¬
versity of Georgia where he was a
member of the Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity. He is now connected with
the state department of revenue.
SERVICE STAR LEGION TO MEET
WITH MRS. W. M. SLOAN
Service Star Legion, Frederick
Withoft Chapter, will meet Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 19, at the home of
Mrs. W. M. Sloan in Oakland Heights.
Mrs. Fred Sutton, of Macon, will be
joint hostess. Mr. S. M. Mathews
will be the speaker and his topic will
be “Americanism.”
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williaip Eb
erhardt, of Compton, Calif., announce
the birth of a son on Oct. 1, who has
been named Charles William Eber
hardt.
Miss Emily Shepard has returned
home after attending the wedding of
her brother, Mr. John Shepard. She
was accompanied home by her broth¬
er, Mr. Jack Shepard, of Dalton.
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Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jones are
spending this week in Washington, D.
C., attending the national convention
of post masters.
MISS SHEPARI) ENTERTAINS
STUDY CLUB
The Study Club held its first meet¬
ing of the year on Tuesday, Oct. 10,
the home of Miss Annette Shepard.
The officers for the year are: Pres¬
ident, Miss Annette Shepard; vice
president, Mrs. Arthur Vinson; treas¬
urer,’ Mrs. Harris Hafer; secretary,
Mrs. William Wilson; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Russell Houser; par
liamentarian, Mrs. E. M. Whiting.
Mrs. Willis Garrett gave a detailed
account of the lunch room project
which the club has been sponsoring
since 1936. She lias served most ef¬
ficiently as chairman of this project
until this year when Mrs. J. E. Hol¬
lingsworth and Mrs. C. J. Jones were
appointed.
During this time the dub has served
30,414 lunches at a cost of $1,081.93.
The Kiwanis Club contributed $517.75
of this amount and will continue to
contribute this year.
A new member, Mrs. Leighton Shep¬
ard, was received into the dull.
The dub was pleased to hear Miss
Ouida McDaniel sing. j
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Arthur Vinson at the home of Mrs.
Melrose Lamar on Tuesday, Nov. 14.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Bramlett, of
Perry, spent a short while here last
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Brain
lett’s mother, Mrs. Eddie Adams.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Braswell and
children, of Atlanta, spent Sunday
here, guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Duke.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Young, Jr., and
daughter, Norma, spent last Sunday
with Mrs. A. B. Young, Sr., at her
home near Fort Valley.
Mr. Cecil Davidson has accepted a
position with the Atlantic Ice and
Coal Company.
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Mrs. Nick Strickland and Mi -
Ouida McDaniel delighted the Shepard
Bible class last Sunday with a duet.
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Miss Nora Rountree spent last Sun¬
day in Marshallville with Mrs. J. E.
Haslam, Sr.
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Miss Ann Haslam was operated on
last week in Atlanta, but is reported
much better now. Her father, Mr. A.
H. Haslam, and brother, Worrill Has¬
lam, spent last Sunday with her.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Brisendine and
Mrs. John Allen were honor guests at
a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs.
Alva McCrary in Atlanta last week.
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STUDY BOOK
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
church will meet at the
Monday morning at 10 o’clock
study the book, “Chapels,” by Glas¬
Mrs. C. B. Almon will have
of the program and Rev. Wm.
Sistar will teach the book. Lunch
be served at the church. All the
are invited to attend.
GARDEN CLUB HAS INTEREST¬
ING MEETING
Members of the Fort Valiev • Garden
of which Mrs. John Allen is pres
assembled in the early after
noon last Thursday in the garden of
J. D. Duke, where moving pic
were made of the members as
strolled in the garden.
Later all repaired to the club house
the first fall meeting. Mrs. Allen \
the meeting to order and quick
l.v dispatched the business, after !
Miss Wilma Orr was in charge
a most interesting program.
Mr. Ashby McCord talked of winter
lawns and how best to have them.
Mrs. John A. Houser told of the state
garden convention and the garden pil
grimages. Mrs. Frederick Fagan
S ang two songs, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. V. L. Brown.
The program was concluded by the
reading of several short numbers by
Miss Claudia Woodall.
The eulb house was particularly
attractive in its decorations of flow¬
ers, arranged for exhibit. There was
a profusion of various kinds and col¬
ors of lovely fall flowers—roses, dah¬
lias, etc.
Mrs. J. D. Duke’s collection won
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After adjournment a so-1
hour was enjoyed. The hostesses
being Mrs. J. I). Duke, Mrs. C. B.
Almon, Mrs. Julius Glass and Mrs. A.
M. Solomon.
Mr. A. L. Luce conducted religious
services in the Reynolds Methodist
church last Sunday morning.
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mother and Miss Mae Bittick spent
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