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DONALSONVILLE (GA. 31745) NEWS THURSDAY, OCT; 29, 1964 Garden club meets at Bridges home, planning war on ‘litter bugs’ soon The Donalsonville Garden Club met recently at the love ly country home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bridges. Other hostesses with her were Mrs. George Trawick, Mrs. Joe Ho ward and Mrs. Price Lane. Guests assembled in the spacious game room. Beauti ful arrangements were dis played by Mrs- Bartow Gibson who had Mirandy roses and sasanquas in an attractive compote of white, and Mrs. F. S. Shingler, Jr., whose ar rangement was of camellias, pinneroil, plumbage and pink daisy mums. Mrs. J. B. Gibson, president, presided. Mrs. F. S- Shingler, Jr., call ed attention to “The Make George Beautiful Week” when the garden clubs, FHA girls, and FFA boys and other civic organizations will plant 300, 000 dogwood trees. These are available through the county agent’s office at a cost of four cents each. The plants come from the State Experiment Station and are about eigh teen inches high. Mrs. Clyde Perry gave in structions for an approach ing “litter bug campaign” when an attempt will be made to make the public conscious of trash and a clean-up of the highways and other public grounds. Mrs. Bradshaw Clarke was the program leader and as sisted by Miss Mary Anne Eason showed color film of the “Garden Therapy Pro gram” put on by the state garden clubs at the state hos pital in Milledgeville. This is most beneficial for the pa tients who need the exercise, a new hobby and a feeling of accomplishment. With 18,000 patients that institution is ’argest in the world of its kind. It is also the friendship club SOCIAL Mr. and Mrs. Eager Howard and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Ko hprts were genial hosts at tne Friendship Supper Club.which met recently in the Sandal wood Room at the Green ~ op- Arrangements of pyracantha berries and orange seed pods gracedl the room. Orange candles were US Delightful music for danc • a fter the delicious mea Mrs. Crosby played the ac cordian and Miss Davis tne Those enjoying the affair Je Mr and Mrs Woodrow Gibson, Mr. and Mrs- H M^ton Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. B ar tow Rabon, Mr. an Hugh Gibson. Mnand Broome, Mr. ana Roy Thomas, Mr. ana pau j Robinson, Mr. and Shmgler, Mn a Wa) . Drake, Sr., Mr. anu L lace D . rak^’ r M a r n | Mrs. Hudson lian Webb * * # Mr. and Mrs. Horace New berry IXdsX th „r roommate, Susan and ner . Glenda are attending War- A SUer Nursing School and Armstrong College in a vannah, Ga. oldest, having been establish ed in 1842. Seminole County has fifteen residents there. There are 130 buildings on 10,000 acres of land. Mrs. Clarke also made an appeal for apparel, costume jeiwelry, hats, evening clothes, everything except high heel shoes. Mrs. Gordon Spooner read a lovely poem on “Garden Therapy”. Afterwards the hostesses served a delicious salad plate. Members present were Mrs. Jim Haynes, Mrs. Park Wil liams, Mrs. James Pittman, Mrs. Claude Ashley, Mrs- Chester Campbell, Mrs. B. B. Clarke, Mrs. Clyde Cherry, Mrs. Henry J. Durham, Mrs. R. I. Evans, Miss Mary Anne Eason, Mrs. J. B. Gibson, Mrs. J. H. Hatcher, Mrs. A. L. Hay, Mrs. Fred Hodges, Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. Denver McMul len, Mrs. Bill Moore, Mrs. L- E. Pierce, Mrs. Elma Shing ler, Mrs. Jeff Spooner, Mrs. C. C. Stewart, Mrs. George Tra wick, Mrs. R- E. Wheeler, Mrs. Frances Wilson, Mrs. Clarence Knight, Mrs. Wylie Hunter, Mrs. A. McTagert, Mrs. Clyde Perry, Mrs. Julian Webb and the hostesses. vote DEMOCRATIC • T - To vote STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC all you need to do is place a or HERE Wv t Z oo sample ballot ■ % Ta WH • straw Party ticket, mark a Croat (X) or „ % TFJ rhack ( ) in ttw Muaro to Hw Mt. (NOT OFFICIAL) FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES LYNDON B. JOHNSON (Democratic Party Column—Continued n&t Post 12 George T. Smith, 2nd Cong. District FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES visincx HUBERT HUMPHREY For Solicitor-General—Alapaha Circuit PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR THE VICKERS NEUGENT' STATE OF GEORGIA For Solicitor-General—Atlanta Circuit Post 1 J. Mack Barnes —Bth Cong. Dist. WILLIAM T. (BILL) BOYD __ E Post 2 J. V. Carmichael—7 th Cong. Dist. ~ □ r G^G°E r ?| e /^ B s k_A, ‘ 9 ‘ ,rta Cireuit Post 3 Glenn W. Ellard—9th Cong. Dist. For Solicitor-General—Slue Ridge Cireuit Post 4 William A. Fickling, Sr.—6th Cong. Dist. C. B. (BUTCH) HOLCOMB n Post 5 J. B. Fuqua—loth Cong. Dist. For Solicitor-General—Brunswick Circuit E— —-———j 7—z; JACK W. BALLENGER C Post 6 Jun L. Gillis, Jr. —Ist Cong. Dist. ——— ———-7—7 —: ; z~ For Solicitor-General—Chattahoochee Circuit Post 7 Hazel A. Lewis—3rd Cong. Dist. q yy g SKIPWORTH, JR. Post 8 James S, Peters—State at Large For Solicrtor GeneraL—Cherokee Crrcuit — Post 9 Robert R. Richardson—sth Cong. Dist. . J ERE F. WHITE Post 10 Guy W. Rutland, Jr.—4th Cong. Dist. Cifc "* fl Post .11 Cnrl F Sanders—Stnte at 1 nrne ■ ■ ■». paid political advertising Short Items About People You Know Mrs. Julian Webb, Society Editor Mr. sand Mrs. Snap Nun nery and son, Leonard, and Mrs. I. E. Bivings spent last week end in Sandersville visit ing relatives. * * * Mrs. Gibson Youmans spent several days in Atlanta this week. * ♦ * Friends here have enjoyed seeing Mrs. C. C. Foster of Homestead, Fla., formerly of Donalsonville, who has been at her residence here for sev eral days. I Last week she and her sis iter, Mrs. Earl Humber of Lumpkin visited their brother, Elton Mosley and Mrs. Mosley jin Mexia, Texas. * * * Mrs. Bob Hay enjoyed the week end in Greenwood visit ing her sister, Mrs. Duke Pen der and Mr. Pender and the Wilkin family. * * * Friends enjoyed seeing ■ Brownie Moseley at home over | the week end. They are sorry ito know of the accident in • which he sustained a couple j of fractured bones in the foot ' while playing a boot game of football at Mercer University ) where he is a student. | Buzzy Guterman and Jim Jemigan were at home from Andrew College for the week end with their parents. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ander son are in the mountains of Tennessee and Arkansas hunting. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Free man of Melbourne, Fla., were |the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wurst. Mrs. Freeman will be remembered by her friends here as Bertye Porcher Kirkland. * * * Mrs. Glen Gibson, “Dixie” and Mrs. Jerry White, “Mar lene ”of Dixie’s Beauty Shop spent last week end in Colum bus where they attended the beauty show of new fashions * * * Mr. and Mrs. Marion Miller of Bainbridge visited on Sun day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hanna. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bru ner of Jakin proudly announce the arrival of a baby boy, Ronald David, born October 8. Mrs- Bruner is the former Patsy Thomas of Donalson ville. Telephone JA 4-2307 :: P. 0. Box 277 Among those in Athens for the football game on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Merrian Minter, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rushing, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shingler and David Hay. * * * Mrs. H. C. Cherry has re turned from a trip to Cincin nati, Ohio, where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mark Dale and Mr. Dale. Mrs. Dale is the former Miss Elizabeth Parker. She enjoyed attending the wedding of her niece, Miss Donna Dale and John Castro which took place on October 17, at the Catholic Church there. At the reception after wards at the home, Mrs. Cher ry cut and served the wedding cake. She reports a delightful time there and on the trip through the Great Smokies at this season when the fall leaves are at their peak of brilliant color. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Griffin of Atlanta have a little son, born on Monday. He is the i grandson of Mr. and Mrs- Bar tow Saunders of Bonifay and the great grandson of Mrs. T. J. Shingler, Jr.