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—Conducted Lv MRS. JOHN E. LEE. Phone 240-W.
CHANDLER—STRONG
Mrs. William Joseph Chandler,
Milledgeville, announces the
ment of her daughter, Eunice
to Ceylon P. Strong, of Fort
formerly of Loudonville, Ohio,
marriage to be solemnized in
No cards.
Misses Martha Green and
Green, who have been with their
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green, for the
past month, have returned to
ington, D. C.
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Mr. David Green, a student at M.
G. C., returned to Cochran Sunday
afternoon after spending the week¬
end at home.
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OFFICERS OF WOMAN’S CLUB
j j ARE NAMED
Mrs. C. H. Sammons, Mrs. C. H.
Matthews and Mrs. E. J. Saywell who
served on the nominating committee
of the Fort Valley Woman’s Club at
the May meeting, reported the elec
j tion of the following officers: Mrs.
j J. E. Lee, president; Mrs. R. P. Swan,
first vice President; Mrs. L. E. Wil¬
liams, second vice president; Mrs. G.
j " ' Spear, recording secretary; Mrs.
M axwe U Murray, treasurer; Mrs. W.
A. Wood, corresponding secretary;
I Mrs. W. E. Greene, press secretary;
j I Mrs. W. S. White, historian, and Mrs.
] j A. M. Solomon, parliamentarian.
Plans were completed for the en¬
tertainment of the husbands of the
club members on May 20 and a report
on the convention of the Georgia Fed¬
eration of Women’s Clubs held in
Statesboro was made by the president.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Jack Duke, Mrs. Frances Goffe
and Mrs. W. J. Braswell.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
i Friends here of Dr. and Mrs. Ivor
David Harris, of Charlottesville, Va.,
will be interested in the announce¬
ment of the birth of a daughter on
May 6, who has been named Robin
Duke Harris. Mrs. Harris is the for¬
mer Miss Amy Duke of Fort Valley.
THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941
VISITORS AT MEETING OF
U. D. C. CHAPTER
Guests from out of town at the
meeting of the United Daughters
the Confederacy held at the
Club house included Mrs.
Riley, Mrs. T. C. Gilbert, president
the Clinton Duncan chapter U. I).
Mrs. Edgar Brunson, Mrs. Alva
and Mrs. George Jordan of Perry,
Mrs. D .B. Frederick, Mrs. E. C.
lespie and Mrs. Marshall Iiaslam
Marshallville.
Mrs. C. N. Rountree, president,
siding, quickly dispatched the
incident to the chapter activities
asked the program chairman,
Annie Laurie Ayer, to take charge
the meeting. She presented
Marshall Haslam in a story of
ante-bellum wedding, after which
Haslam responded to an encore.
Gillespie, accompanied on the
by Mrs. D. B. Frederick, sang
numbers, giving a folk song with
own accompaniment as an encore
number.
Mrs. D. B. Frederick then spoke on
Jefferson Davis, his relation to the
Confederacy, the South and the Na¬
tion.
After the conclusion of the program,
the hostesses, Mrs. John L. Brown and
Mrs. C. H. Sammons, served dainty
refreshments during a social hour.
The chapter voted to discontinue meet¬
ings during the summer months,
during which time the executive board
will conduct any necessary business.
MRS. GEO. WHEATON HOSTESS
TO W. S. C. S
The Women’s Society for Christian
Service held its spring mission study
at the homo of Mrs. George Wheaton
Tuesday. The subject was Shifting
Populations, and the textbook used
was Uprooted Americans.
Taking part on the program were
Mrs. George Mathews, Miss Ernes¬
tine Bledsoe, Miss Wilma Orr, Mrs.
Chester Wilson, Mrs. Virginius Brown,
Mrs. L. E. Williams, Mrs. Willis Gar¬
rett. Billy Lee Garrett read a se¬
lection composed by the Rev. E. R.
Carner, veteran of the India mission
field.
The Rev. James Goad led the devo¬
tional.
Luncheon was served by Mrs. M.
T. Wise’s group, and among the guests
were the Rev. L. E. Williams and Mr.
George Wheaton.
ZENITH GIRL WEDS UNADILLA
MAN
The marriage of Miss Bessie An¬
nette Gassett, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Gassett of Zenith, and
Walter M. Peavy of Unadilla and Co¬
lumbus took place Sunday morning,
May 4, in a ceremony at the home of
II. A. Haskins in Hawkinsville,
with Judge Haskins officiating.
The wedding gown of the bride was
navy blue with white hat and ac
Immediately after the
the bride and groom left
for Columbus, where they will reside.
Peavy is stationed at Fort Ben
Mrs. Ed Fagan and Miss Mary Fa¬
are in a Macon hospital for treat¬
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Mr. Ralph Braswell, of Atlanta,
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
S. Braswell.
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Mr. Howard Branham spent Sun¬
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. H.
Branham.
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Mrs. W. A. Wood and her guesL,
C. T. Baldwin, of Americus, vis¬
in Greenville last Friday. They
went to Newnan where they saw
Hettie Dunway gardens.
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LIBRARY AUXILIARY ELECTS
OFFICERS
The Library Auxiliary held its
meeting of the year at the home
Mrs. John A. Houser, at which
the following officers were
President, Miss Thelma Wilson;
president, Mrs. Homer Avera;
ing secretary, Mrs. Sam
treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Baird.
Mrs. Ralph Bassett, Mrs. J. F.
bert, Mrs. Ruth Garrett and Mrs.
Lawrence Brown, Jr., were
by the president to serve on the
gram committee.
Miss Gena Riley, library
reported there were now 7,756
i in the library, forty new ones
been added in April.
Mrs. C. B. Almon, program
man for the day, presented a
ous program. A "take it or leave
I quiz was presided over by Mrs.
j Mathews and a flower contest
held.
The hostesses, assisted by
Steve O’Lenic, Mrs. Sinclair
ick, Mrs. IV. J. Liipfert and Mrs.
Lawrence Brown, served lovely
freshments.
HIGH SCHOOL FRENCH CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
Misses Louise Avera and
Cleveland and Millard Brown
tained the French Club at the
of Miss Avera last Thursday
with the president; Millard
presiding.
The program was in charge of
Emily Jeanes and the following took
part: Miss Helen Cliett, Miss
Singleton, Miss Claudia Woodall, Mrs.
Ralph Bassett, Miss Louise Avera
and Miss Meida Cleveland. A trom¬
bone selection was given by Millard
Brown, accompanied at the piano by
Mr. Horace Rundell, A French song
was sung by three members of the
junior French club, Beth Hatcher,
Gladys Lambert and Jack Swan.
French songs were sung by the dub,
after which lovely refreshments were
served.
Guests for the evening were Miss
Nellie Richardson, Mrs. Ralph Bas
sett, Miss Thelma Wilson, Miss
mone Bassett and Mr. Horace Rundell.
Miss Evelyn Howard spent
Day with her parents in Wrens.
Mrs. VV. A. Wood, Mrs. Frank Har¬
rison and Mrs. T. M. Anthoine visited
Mrs. W. M. Sloan in Americus
Thursday.
Miss Rose Williams, who is a stu¬
dent at G. S. C. W., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herschel Williams.
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FINE ARTS CLUB MAKES PLANS
FOR BETTER YEAR
A round table discussion, led by
Mrs. Chester Wilson on plans for a
better club year was held at the meet¬
ing of the Fine Arts Club Tuesday af¬
ternoon. Mrs. Frederick Fagan en¬
tertained the group with a lovely solo
after which a business session was
presided over by the president, Mrs
Ira Sammons.
Mrs. George D. Anderson, Mrs.
W. Bowman and Mrs. Russell Pear¬
son, who composed the nominating
committee, reported the selection of
the following officers; President, Mrs.
Ira Sammons; vice president, Mrs
Frederick Fagan; recording secretary
Mrs. Lawton Pearson; press secretary,
Mrs. Rudolph Mills; treasurer, Mrs.
Marion Haslam; historian, Mrs. Clyde
Wilson.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Royce Bartlett, Mrs. Ira Sam¬
mons, Miss Lottie Bartlett and Miss
Margaret Lee.
STUDY CLUB ENJOYS MEETING
AT PEACH LABORATORY
The Fort Valley Study Club met
Tuesday afternoon at four o’clock at
the government peach laboratory for
the last regular meeting of the club :
until September.
Mrs. John Weinberger was program
chairman for the day and presented i
interesting and instructive movies of
South America and Hawaii. After a
short business session, the hostesses, j
Mrs. O. I. Snapp and Mrs. John Wein-1
berger, invited the club to a picnic!
held on the beautiful lawn of the lab- I
oratory grounds.
The incoming president, Mrs. John I
Clark, addressed the dub briefly.
Mrs. W. C. Fagan spent the week¬
end with the family of her daughter,
Mrs. Seabie Hickson near Perry.
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Mrs. C. N. Rountree returned Mon¬
day from Vienna, where she visited
friends and relatives.
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Miss Bettie Wade, who recently
j underwent Georgia hospital an operation in Macon, at the Middle
home here Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Annie Laurie Ayer spent
several days with friends in Cordele
the past week.
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Miss Susie Culpepper returned to
Tuesday after spending sev
I eral days at home.
Miss Andrea Houser, who is a stu
dent at Shorter College, is spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
A. J. Houser, Jr.
GIRL SCOUTS ATTEMPT TO
EARN MONEY
Members of the Fort Valley Girl
Scout troop are planning to take ad¬
vantage of the offer being made by
the manufacturer of one of the popu¬
lar brands of toilet soaps to earn mon¬
ey to assist in the financing of their
troop.
The offer to the Girl Scouts over
the nation is being stated in adver¬
tisements appearing in the daily nows
P ft P ers > magazines and on posters in
the grocery stores.
The local troop is requesting that
every person who enters the contest
read the entry blank carefully and
designate Troop No. 1, Fort Valley,
as the beneficiary.
Mr. Sidney Taylor, of Montgomery,
Ala., spent the week-end with his pa¬
rents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Taylor.
Mr. Sam Hurst, who is a senior at
Georgia-Tech, spent the week-end at
home.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rau, of Colum¬
bus, were the week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. B. P. Sappington.
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visiting' their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Houser, for several weeks,
have returned to their home in Vln*
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