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MISS DOLORES WALKER AND MR. ROBBIE L.
STONE, JR., WED ON SATURDAY, MARCH Ist
The marriage of Miss Dolores
Walker and Mr. Robbie Lee Stone,
ir., was solemnized Saturday aft
ernoon, March 1, at 4 o’clock at the
Young Harris Methodist Church.
J. Leo Patton, minister of the
Church of Christ, performed the
double ring ceremony,
The background and choir loft
of the church were decorated with
palms, smilax, and blocked can
dles, with a sunburst of white
gledioli arrangement on the altar
table,
Roy Tom Scoggins, jr., organist,
presented the nuptial nrusic, and
Curtis Proveaux sang “I Love You
Truly” and “Oh Promise Me,” The
traditional wedding marches were
used and MacDowell's “To a Wild
Rose” was played softly during the
ceremony.
Robbie L. Stone, sr., served as
his son’s best man. Usher-grooms
men were William Knapp and Ray
Dickenson,
Miss Dorothy Brandenburg was
the bride’s maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Misses Priscilla
Stone, sister of the groom, and
Jane Garrett. The dresses were
net over taffeta with the maid of
honor in blue and the bridesmaids
in pink. They wore matching
opera pumps and hats made of
satin and net. They carried nose
gays of mixed, pastel flowers cen
tered with blue dutch iris.
The Bride
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Walker., Her gown was white
chantilly lace over satin, and the
long sleeves ended in points over
the hands. The net veil of shoul
der length, fell from a lace, juliet
cap and fastened in the back with
orange mlossoms. She carried a
bouquet of white, mixed flowers,
centered with a white orcihd, and
showered with stephanatis,
Mrs. Walker, mother of the
bride, wore a dress of navy crepe
with matching accessories, Her
corsage was pink carnations,
Mrs. Stone, mother of the groom,
wore a nayy crepe dress with pink
accessories, Her corsage was pink
carnations,
The Reception
Immediately following the cere
lmony. Mr. and Mrs. Walker enter
tained the brlmrty, inmmediate
families, and of-town guests at
a reception at their home, The
wedding cake was served by Miss
Margie Long, and Mrs. Willieth
Burgett presided over, the punch
bowl.
Following the reception, Mr.
and Mrs. Stone left for their wed
ding trip through South Georgia,
For the trip Mrs. Stone chose a
light blue suit with navy acces
sories. Her corsage was a white
orchid. ’ !
Out-of-Town Guest
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Jay, Mr.
Rannie Jay, of Augusta; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Payne, Mrs, Alice Lyda,
of Huntsville, Ala.; Mrs. Ludie
Storie, Mrs, Velma Camp, Mrs.
Felix Walker, Mrs. William Bur
gett, Miss Kay Burgett, of Gads~
den, Ala.; Mrs. Henlgy, of Chat
tanooga, Tenn.; and Mrs, Linnie
James, of Atlama‘
| Series of Parties
Mrs. Walker was entertained at
a series of parties preceding the
wedding,
On February 11, Mrs, Gertrude
Watson and Miss -Marianna Slack
honored the bride-elect with a
miscellaneous shower in the Green
Room at the Y. W. C. A. Each
guest drew a gift from a wishing
well and presented it to the hon
oree,
On February 13, at her home
on Boulevard, Miss Dorothy Bran
benburg gave a lingerie shower
honoring Miss Walker. The Valen- (
tine motif wag carried out in the
decorations and refreshments. |
On February 23, Mrs. Annette
Stipe and Miss" Bobbie Wood hon
ored the bride-elect with a mis~
cellaneous shower at the home of
Mrs. Stipe. On entering, the moth
ers of the bride and groom-elect
were presented a white carnation
corsage, Later the bride-elect was
presented one in a novel manner.
Miss Jane Garrett entertained
Miss Walker with a canasta party
on February 28, at her home on
University Drive. The honoree was
presented with a toaster.
On Friday evening, February‘
29, immediately following the re
hearsal, Mr. and Mrs. Stone, as
sisted by Mrs. William Knapp,
entertained the wedding party at
a buffet supper at their home on
North Pope street, ‘
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Engagement Of Miss Ann Sweelfand And
Mr. Hillyer Clark King, Jr., Announced
Announcement is made by Mr,
and Mrs. Augustus Francis Sweet
land of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ann Sweetland, to
Hillyer Clark King, jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hillyer Clark King
of Athens.
Miss Sweetland is a junibr at
the University of Georgia where
she is a member of Chi Omega so
rority. She is also a member of
Alpha Lambda Delta, honorary
scholastic society and Phi Upsilon
WGAU Morning |
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Devotional
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Has New Time
WGAU’s morning devotional
| program, “Strength for the Day,”
' one of ‘the popular morning fea
| tures, will be heard at a new time |
i starting Monday at 6:30 a. m. |
| “Strength for the“ Day” is a
| quarter-hour program, featuring |
! hymns, poems, and scriptural
readings by the well-known evan- ,
gelist, Al Salter. There will be no |
general change in the structure of |
the program. ‘
WGAU’s first morning newscast
{ will also be moved effective Mon- |
| day, and will be heard at 6:25 in
| stead of 6:40. |
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|Xi Delta Confab |
| Mrs. Edith Stallings, Dean of!
| Women, will be the official guest |
| of Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity |
‘ Province IV Convention to be\
held in Atlanta at the Briarcliffe ;
Hotel March 21, 22, and 23. Mrs. l
Stallings has been asked to give |
the “k2ynote” address at the open
ing general session,
Mrs. Stallings is a former Na=
tional officer of Alpha Xi Delta.
Omicron, honorary home econom
ics fraternity. 4
Mr. King is a graduate of the
University of Georgia with a de
gree in Business Administration.
He is a member of Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity. He is serving
with the United States Air Force,
and is stationed at Andrews Field,
Washington, D. C.
The wedding plans will be an
nounced later.
Sarepta Union
Met T his Week
In Jefferson
The Annual Associational meet
ing of Sarepta Womans Missionary
Union convened in Jefferson, Wed
nesday, March 12th., with Mrs. W.
C. Groves, retiring superintendent
presiding. There were 224 re
gistered for thts interesting and
inspiring meeting, which was
opened by the singing of the hynm
“The Church’s One Foundation.”
Rev. Milo H. Massey let in pra
yer. The devotional message was
brought by Rev. J .D. Matheson
“On This Rock Faith.” His scrip
ture readings were taken from
portions of Matthew and the 11th.,,
chapter of Hebrews
...Mrs. Milo Massey gave a grac
ious welcome. Mrs. W: C. Groves
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Cooperating were brought by Rev.
W. S. Bates “In Associational
Work” and Mrs. C. B. Brissell
“Giving Together.”
Young Peoples Leader Sarepta
Association, Mrs. 'W. S. Bates, had
the following speakers on “The
Church and Its Young People”.
Mrs. J. L. Alford “Leading Little
Children”: Mrs., B. F., Eubanks
“Youth Winning Youth”; Mrs. E.
C. Getzman “Growth in Study”:
and Mrs. P, 8. Shackelford “Young
People Follow Gleam.”
Miss Marie Conner, Missionary
home on furlough, held her audi
ence spellbound by relating some
of her experiences in China and
Formosa. Miss Conner returns to
Formosa in April of this year.
An offering, special music and
announcements followed. The of
fering of $66.40 was divided thus:
$25.00 to Sarepta Camp Neese,
$16.00 to association expenses, and
the balance of $25.40 to the Geor
gia Baptist Hospital.
Truett Gannon, State R. A.
Secretary, brought a helpful mes
sage on the W. M. U. Helping the
Church. The meeting then was ad
journed for lunch.
At 1:45 the meeting reassembled
for a song service and business
session, during which officers were
elected and installed, New Super
intendent, Mrs. H. A. Haygood,
Athens; assistant superintendent,
Mrs. S. C. Moon, Athens; Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. R. E. Carter,
Athens; Mrs. J. E. Noell, Lexing
ton continues as treasurer.
After the business session, Mrs.
R. A. Stewart brought a message
on “The Church in the Commun
ity.” Mrs. Nelson Witt, secretary
of Education and Musgic, Athens
First Baptist Church, talked on a '
Music Education Program.
Reports of Committfs followed. |
The Association is invited to meet |
in the Spring with the Athens, |
East Athens Baptist church, with|
Winterville Baptist Church as co
‘hostess.
~ Mrs. Carl Saye was in charge
of the beautiful Memorial Service
for those in Sarepta, who during‘
the past year have gone to their
reward. Rev. J. D. Matheson, dis
' missed the meeting with prayer.
) Publicity Chairman
First Christian
Circles To Meet
Circles of the Fi Christian
Church will be this week as fol
lows: 3
Circle One will meet with Mrs.
Richard Harris, - 145 - Cloverhurst
Circle, Monday at 3 ©’clock.
Circle Two will meet with Mrs.
Eddie Clarkson, 176 Catawba
| Monday at 3:30 o’cloek.
i - Circle Three will: meet with
ers. Golden Michael, 179 Vir=-
| ginia Ave., Monday at 3 o’clock.
| " Circle Four will méet with Miss
| Ouida Yarbrough, 385 S. Jackson,
Monday night at 8 o’clock.
Circle Five will meet with Mrs.
;C. L. Armstrong, 370 Stanton
{ Way, Monday night at & o’clock.
| Circle Six will meet with Mrs.
L. L. Eppard, 420 Morton Ave.,
| Tuesday night at 8 o’elock.
Circle Seven will meet with
Mrs. William Russell, 480 High
land Ave., Monday night at 8 o’-
clock.
Circle Eight will meet with
Mrs. M. -Wi Wing, 212 Marion
Drive., Monday at 3 o’clock.
Miss Margaret Edwards And M,
Joe Phillips, Jr, Wed March 2
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Edwards an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Margaret, to Mr. Joe W.
Phillips, jr., U. S. N., on Wednes
day, March 12, at five o'clock in
the afternoon.
The wedding took place at the
Young Harris Memorial Church
and the Rev. G. M. Spivey officiat
ed at the impressive ceremony in
Circle Nine Met
With Mrs. Bissell
On Thursday eveniwg, March 13,
Circle Nine of the Prince Avenue
Baptist Church held a call meet
ing for the State Missions at the
home of Mrs. C. B. Bissell on
Milledge Heights.
After a delightful buffet dinner
the thirteen young women assemb
led in the living room for the
program which was under the
leadership of Mrs. Max Morgan.
Mrs. C. 8.-Bisell gave the devo
tional on “For This Cause” and
told about the recent meeting of
the WMU Association in Jeffer
son.
Mrs. Morgan presented five
members who were on the pro
gram and their topics: Mrs. Henry
Shacklefor, ”Viewing The Dand”,
Mrs. Olene Fulchers, “Be. Thou
Courageous”; Mrs. Walter McKin
non, “I Have Given You Land”;
Miss Thema Williams Remineth
Yet Much Land”, Mrs. Henry:
Kidd, “We Aae Well Able.”
The meeting closed with sen
tence prayers.
Publicity Chairman
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Elijah Clarke DAR
To Meet Thursday
With Miss Talmage ~
The Elijah Clarke Chapter of
National Society of Daughters of
American Revolution will meet
this Thursday, March 20, 4 o'clock
at the home of Miss Marion Tal
'mage, 495 Waddell street.
|, XBe members of the Count D’-
' Estaing Society of Children of
. American Revolution are to pre
sent the program. S
|~ Members are cordially invited to
attend.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 186, 1952,
the presence of the families !
a few close friends,
Tht_ ttrac . bride choge ¢ r
her w‘:idmg?y: white suit iy, l
navy accessories and a corsag. of |
pink rose buds and hyacinh (~ . |
pleted her costume, |
Mr. Phillips left Friday by plae
for California for assignmen
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Oconee Heights
Home Club Met 1
On March Sixth
The Oconee Heights Demonstr;.
tion Club met Thursday, Mar.,
6th., at the home of Mrs. j v 1
Scoggins, with Mrs, Frank Calla.
‘way as co-hostess,
The meeting was brought ¢ o. ;
cer by the president end Mrs, §,
J. Poss gave the devotional {rom
the 16th chapter of Acts. Minutes
of the February meeting was rea| |
and approved and treasurers re.
port given. Old and new busines
‘was discussed.
A motion was made and carrieq
‘tlfat the trustee elected each year
’will serve 5 years. A motion wag
‘ also made to let the boara of m.\-‘
iees elect their own chairman, 3
\ It was voted on and approve i
by the members present to hav¢
the club meetings at 2:30 insteqd
of 3:30. g
Mrs. Sthith’s demonstration wof
on meal planning. She gave eac}
lady a pamplet on meal plannin
guide.
‘After the business session the
hostesses served delicious straw
berry short cake and coffee to ‘e
10 members and visitor presen..
Publicity Chairman,
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| Spring is just about here and
' our Georgia State Patrol warns
| that traffic deaths begin to clim)
with good weather. It's perfectlv
natural to want to drive and walk
as much as we can after tha|
' dreary winter months, but wel
‘ don’t want to make this spring the|
[ last spring we’ll ever see.