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Tiursday, August 15, 1940
fjjgljg Matrons' Class of First Baptist
Church Meets at Home of Mrs. Bruce
Fjdeli' Matrons Class of
j-irst 1st ^ Baptist r ^ Church g Bruce met last at
B h T Afternoon with Bradley, Mes
' Floyd and
■hostesses. flowers bright
sBinutes were read and ap
-two answered roll
wLuly Reunion Held Wednesday
at Home of Mr., Mrs. Roquemore
at e children and grandchildren
late J- Tom and Mattie H.
e Ga., met at the
of Hayston. C. E. Roque
y o f Mr and Mrs.
[ at Mansfield, Wednesday for a evening. family
m jn on
it '■ cooked and served
jper was
ho: L present were: Mr. and
n f At Patrick, Evelyn Patrick,
|ton; Mr- and Mrs. Joe Pat
Hinder; Mr. and Mis. C. E.
gust Lore. Charlotte, and Jack,
Mr. and Mrs. V. D.
Loyd, Harold Loyd, Athens; Miss
Caroline Duval, Atlanta; Mr. and
j., Mr. jas. h. Greer, Port st. joe,
Florida; Mrs. Bill Zachry, Misses
Doris and Judith Greer, Cusseta;
Mrs. Garnet Williams, Detroit;
Mrs. Iris Ray, Athens; Rev. and
Mrs. E. R. Eller, Sue and Tom
Eller, Pelham; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Greer, Jane and Fred Greer, Jr.,
Hayston; Mrs. Lillie Greer, Miss
Ann Patrick, Mansfield, Georgia,
Societj in 2
Wednesday, Aug. ar
innual reunion of the Hays
was held at Hays Spring,
lyston on last Wednesday,
I were approximately 500
and friends present. A
barbecue dinner with all
3 “accessories’’ was en
the noon hour,
l. L. Loyd, chairman of
committee, presented
Ebloe" Blasingame, the of-
19 Ltess [tort for the occasion. She
talk, expressing her
don for the efforts put
her nieces, nephews and
Stives to keep the home
•y ping, It is always an in
and a challenge to the
generation of the Hays
see Aunt Chloe and lis
words of praise and en
>nt. She always reminds
| one of the poet’s words “Grow old
a i on g with me, the best is yet to
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be.”
Mr. Joe Chozier from Rome,
Georgia, also ga.ve a most inter
esting talk.
Everybody enjoyed the singing
of the old hymns together.
The program was closed with
prayer by Mr. H. Clayton Hays.
Among the relatives from afar
presented were: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank H. Greer and family, At
lantic City, N. J., Mr. J. H. Greer,
Port St. Joe, Fla-; Mrs. Garnett
Williams, Detroit, Mr. Joe Cro
zier and nieces, Rome, Geotgia,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barron and
j son, Newnan, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs,
H. B. Hays, son and grandchildren,
Macon, Ga. and quite a number
i from Atlanta.
Wednesday Evening at Rocky Point
peva Ellis entertained
ning in honor of her
Lillian Crenshaw, of
m lis t hostess assembled and went at the to
rat ton ast. Dancing Jackson and Lake boat-
ing were enjoyed during the eve
n *ng.
Invited to meet Miss Crenshaw
were Misses Johnie Fillyaw, Hel
en Harris, Elizabeth Wright, Eliza
beth Berry, Messrs. Harry Tuck,
Holland Tuck, Huie Moore, Virgil
McCart, Clinton Patrick, and Otis
Hammonds.
’ment of Miss Johnie Fillyaw
To Holland Tuck of Interest
e , cordial and
sincere
Ie announcement made
F tl >e engagement of
iFillyaw, to Holland
Pillyaw, lie a popular
younger contigent.
r of Mrs. J, s. Fill-
yaw. The bridegroom-elect is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C- Tuck, of
Almon.
The marriage will be solemnized
this evening, Thursday, August j
15th, by the Rev, Walker Combs
in the presence of the immediate
families.
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call. Mrs. Free, of Clarkesville, at
tractive guest of Mrs. J. L. Calla
j w a y > was a welcomed guest. Mrs
j Cameron, mother of Mrs. Bruce
j was an inspiration to the class,
After the business session, a de
lightful social hour was enjoyed
during which Miss Betty Joe Gai
ley sang a pretty number “My
Cathedral.” Two entertaining con
tests were enjoyed.
At the close of the hour delicious
tea and sandwiches were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Newkirk Celebrates Birthday
Anniversaries at Their Home in Oxford
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Newkirk
recently celebrated their birthday
anniversaries at their horn in Ox
ford. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
McWaters and family of Thomas
ton, Ga., Mr. and Mrs, I. F. Blank
enship, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mooney, Mrs. Nora Knight, Miss
Sara Ruth Head, Mr. Howard Sea
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Attractive Visitors Feted During
Visit With Miss Mary Birchmore
A trio of attractive visitors in
the city are Misses Gloria Gaines
and Pattie Bean of Anderson, S. C.
and Angeline Estes of Gay, Ga„
who are the guests of Mis s Mary
Birchmore at the Delaney Hotel.
On last Friday evening Miss
Birchmore entertained informally
s Pend-the-Day Party at Jackson
Lake Among Delightful Informal Affairs
The attractive summer home of
the R. P. Campbell’s on Jackson
Lake provided the setting for the
spend-the-day party at, which Mrs.
; Campbll was hostess last Thurs
day, assembling a group of the
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Misses Gloria Gaines, Pattie
Bean of Anderson, S. C. and Ang
line Estes of Gay are the guests
this week of Miss Mary Birch
more.
ratinVat L her kl Ilome J a r fter "under
going an operation at the Piedmont
Hospital in Atlanta.
■ Miss Nell Pennington of Atlanta
is spending the week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. R. Pen
nington.
j Mr. and Mrs O W Porter
riet| Ju]ia and BiIly Porter have
returned from several weeks stay
at S t. Simons Island. Mr. James
H Porter of Macon> joined them
there for several days visit. ‘
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Mrs. Marion Piper and son, of
Salisbury, N. C. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Piper.
Mrs. Carl Free and son, of Clark
ville are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Callaway at their home
on Emory Street,
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Combs
had as their guest Monday, Mr. J.
A. Mobley, Miss Maude Mobley,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mobley, Mr.
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By FRANCES PECK
Heim Home Institute
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SUMMER SAVOR IN
STUFFED PEPPERS
The gay riot of fresh vegetables
beckoning from stores and gardens
is a pleasant reminder that their
use in summer menus need be occa
sioned not dhly by the fact that
they are “good for you”. Their crisp
texture and stimulating piquancy
are a special help for you who are
trying to make meals tantalizing in
spite of the summer’s heat.
Vegetables as main dishes are
especially tempting in summer, and
green peppers baked with a stuff
ing are particularly popular in this
role. Bearing a stuffing of canned
or prepared foods, they are quick
dishes. Or they may be filled with
a tasty combination of left-overs to
help you economize. Thus new
recipes for pepper stuffings are al
ways in demand.
Preparing Green Peppers
You will want to select firm,
crisp looking green peppers for
stuffing. If they are large, cut
them in halves. The medium and
small ones may have their tops
cut from them. Wash the seeds
away and drop into boiling salted
water, then remove the pan of
water from the heat and let pep
pers stand in the water about five
minutes. Drain the peppers and
they are ready to stuff. When
baking them, watch to see that
they don't lose their firmness.
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Ham Stuffing for „ Green n Pepper
Combine, mixing thoroughly —
2 cups chopped cooked bam
1 small omon, finely chopped
Dash of pepper
1 cup rice flakes
I tablespoon 57-beefsteak sauce
% cup milk________
T HE COVINGT ON NEWS
lark, Mr. William Sealark, Mr,
Silas Dimsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Da
vis, Mr. and Mrs. George L. New
kirk. Mr. Dewey Newkirk, of At
lanta, Mrs. Ida Head, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilkes, Jean Harrison, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Head, Miss Tiny
Landy and Miss Eddie L. Luns
ford.
at Rainbow Lake in compliment to
her visitors. The guests assembled
at the Lake for a weiner roast
after which dancing and bowling
were enjoyed.
Guests included about twenty of
the younger contingent.
younger married contingent.
Boating and swimming was en
joyed during the day and at noon
a picnic lunch was served. About
twelve guests were present to en
joy this delightful affair.
anc * ^ rs ' ^^ ey ’ ** r -> Erieda
anci Beverly Wiley °f Social Circle
Mrs. Eugene Kellar, of Athens,
Dr. Walter Mobley and Walter
Mobley, Jr. of Macon, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mobley and Miss Elizabeth
Mobley of Columbia, S. C.
Friends of Mr, R. H. Patterson
will be delighted to learn he was
able to return home Tuesday from
i cently under Un , iversity went where appendix he re
an
operation.
Mrs. Frank Patterson with her
young daughter, Kay. of Dalton
is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
T. U. Smith.
Miss Joyce Pratt is visiting in
Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. B. F. Vardeman left Tues
da , y , for Columbus „ , v to , her ,
visit pa
^- Mr ' and Mrs ' Geor § e Blau,
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LODGE NOTICES *
The regular communication of
the Golden Fleece Lodge, F. –
A. M. will be held Friday even
ing at the Masonic Hall at 8:00
(fclock. All duly qualified mem
bers or visitors are invited to
attend.
T. C. Meadors, W. M.
E. G. Lassiter, Jr., Secty.
daily accounts of the European
war.
Weaver Calls
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mittee in Newton County is com
posed of Mayor S. L. Waites, I
Chief Bradford Bohanan, Sheriff i
W. G. Benton, Commissioner Ike j j
Robertson, Editor Belmont Den
nis, Commander of the Legion !
Moody Summers, President A. H. 1
David, of Kiwanis, and President I
Guy Robinson, of Rotary. The j
Advisory committee will assist i
the Defense Corps Commander.
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Peggy doing? She’s drinking iced
coffee. So what? Just at a symbol
of coffee, “the drink of Weot tm
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Campbell Lumber Company
Phone 31 Covingtin, 6a.
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2 tablespoons butter
cup tomato ketchup.
Prepare small six large halved peppers
or six ones as directed above.
Fill peppers with ham mixture and
place in baking pan. Bake in a
moderate oven (375° F.) about 30
minutes or until heated through.
Cooked Spaghetti in Green Pepper
Cases
Prepare six par-boiled green pep
pers as directed above, then open
a ghetti large (24-oz.) can cooked spa
in tomato sauce and fill the
cases with it. Dust lightly with
salt and cover with buttered
crumbs. Place in a baking pan,
then pour four tablespoons water
around peppers. Bake in a moder
ate oven (375° F.) until peppers are
tender but still firm and the crumbs
are nicely browned. Serves six.
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Oven-Baked Beans in Green Pepper
Cases
To serve four, prepare directed four large
green peppers as above,
then spoon beans from a medium
(18-oz.) can oven-baked beans with,
pork and tomato sauce into the
peppers. Sprinkle w r ith buttered
rice flakes or bread crymbs, place
in baking dish, then pour four
tablespoons water around peppers
and bake in a moderate oven (375°
F.) until peppers are tender and
the crumbs are brown.
Sausage and Macaroni Stuffing far
Peppers
Fry until brown, crumbling into j
email bits with a fork —
1 pound sausage meat.
Combine with —
1 medium (17-oz.) can cooked
macaroni in cream aauce
with cheese
% cup tomato ketchup.
Fill six peppers, prepared as di
j.gjkd above, with this mixture and
arrange in baking dish. Pour just
enough water sticking. around the peppers the j
to prevent Cover top
with soft bread crumbs and
bake in a moderate oven (375°. F.)
about 45 minutes or until heated
through. i
P n l; r „ le<un 10 .
Meet , Porterdale
Tonight at 8:30
The Porterdale soft ball team
will meet the Atlanta Police De
partment tonight at 8:30 at Por
derdale. The Police team was the
State Soft Ball Champions last
year and have made an impres
sive record so far this season.
An outsanding game is expect
ed as both clubs are in top
condition The Porterdale team
has won 28 out of 34 starts this
season and this gave them first
place in the Covington Soft Ball
League.
Three teams appear here Sat
urday from Columbus, including *
boys team which plays at 3:30
o’clock Saturday afternoon, a girls
game that is scheduled for 4:45
o’clock and the regular men’s game
which begins at 8:30 o’clock Sat
urday night.
A large atendanee is urged for
both the games with the Atlanta
Police Department tonight and for
the three tilts Saturday with the
Columbus Clubs.
This schedule for this weeks of
fers the soft ball fans of this sec
tion a full quota of spectacular
Playing.
Georgia Sportsmen
Will Organize
I he South Georgia Hunting and
Fishing Association will be organ
ized September 3 at a meeting in
Sylvester, according to B. N. Sum- j
ner, president of the Worth Coun- |
ty Sportsman’s club.
Outstanding sportsmen from ev
ery county in southwest Georgia 1
are expected to attend the meet
ing. Decision to organize was
made at a fish dinner at Adams
Inn, near Albany, last week, when
39 sportsmen from 11 counties ga
thered _
at a session called by Sum
ner.
The preliminary meeting re
suited in a unanimous vote to fa
their views on game and fish laws
the General Assembly to express
vite all candidates for terms in
vor a size and creel limit for fresh
water fish. Representatives at the
meeting said they planned to in
before the September primary.
The Wheel, student newspaper
carries at Emory an University, interpretative each column week j
on foreign affairs for its hurried :
who are too busy to read
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G. E. Team Plays
Here Friday
The Covington soft ball team
will meet the General Electric
team from Atlanta tomorrow night
in the local soft ball park. The
game is scheduled to begin
promptly at 8 o'clock.
The rainy weather in recent
weeks ha s made soft ball sched
ules rather hard to follow. How
ever it is expected that a large
crowd will be on hand for to
morrow night’s game.
All indications point to an out
standing game that will more than
meet with the ian s approval. Soft
ball fans and supporters of the lo
cal Club are urged to be on hand
for the game tomorrow night.
11th Walton Reunion
Sunday August 25th
The eleventh annual Walton re
union is scheduled for Sunday,
August 25, accordixsg to infor
mation released thi s week by D
T. Walton, of Atlanta.
This year’s reunion will be held
at Houston Lake, near Perry. A
barbecue dinner will be served.
Everyone is invited to attend the
gathering and get acquainted with
those that have attended regular
ly for a number of years.
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Savannah Returns
To Normal After
Severe Storm
Following the storm that struck
Savannah Sunday, the most intense
since 1897, business has assumed
a normal aspect and is continuing
as usual, according to Hon, Thomas
Gamble, Mayor o-f the City. The
Mayor stated that considerable
damage had been done to trees,
glass windows, and roofs, but re
latively little to residences or busi
ness structures that would Inter
fere with their continued ope
ration. All city service is running
full blast, the Mayor added and so
far as could be ascertained, all
roads leading o Savannah are
open. Seven hundred men of the
city and W. P. A. were put out as
quickly as possible following the
passage of the storm, and street
damage will be practically un
noticeable before the week ends.
All hotels ar continuing with
Gamble said. On the first warn
out interrupted service, Mayor
City Pharmacy
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ing, he stated, many residents of
Savannah Beach moved into the I;
city, but a number elected to re
main. Damage on Tybee Island
was relatively slight. There is no
reason why those desiring to come
to “Savannah should refrain from
doing so as facilities and conven
iences are as usual.
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