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Graduates Fror
Wes'eyan June £
Miss Emmie Stewart Carlton,
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A
?arlton. of Oxfoid, will receive
md A. B. degree, with a major
n English, from Wesleyan Col
ege at the 110th commencement
?xercises of the world's oldest
chartered college for women
Tune 6 in Macon.
One of the most outstanding of
he 1949 graduates. Miss Carlton
has excelled in scholarship, ath
letics, and student leadership.
She was elected to “Who’s Who
among Students in America Col
eges and Universities” and will
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|be represented in the 1949 edi
tion of that publication. Phi Del
ta Phi, honor society, chose Miss
Carlton as one of four top rank
ing students. Her fellow-students
elected her a senior superlative.
This year she served as senior
representative to College Govern
ment Association.
Miss Carlton was president of
her freshman class and president
of the Tennis Ciub. She won a
permanent tennis trophy for
winning every college tourna
ment during her four years. She
served in the Wesleyan Athletic
Association as minor sport man
ager She was pianist for the
Vesper Choir and a member of
the St. Cecelia Music Guild. “W”
Club and the Latin Club. She
has been on her class soccer,
basketball, and swimming teams.
Emory University recently |
awarded her a graduate scholar-1
ship in religious education. Her’
sister. Mrs. Richard Blanchard,
the former Anne Carlton, summa
cum latide graduate of Wesleyan,
will induct her into the Wesley
an Alumnae Association at an i
impressive candle-lighting serv
ice Saturday, June 4.
John Temple Graves, noted;
journalist, is commencementl
speaker. Baccaulaureate speaker
is Dr. Roy L. Smith, former edi
tor of the national Christian Ad
vocate.
LAUNDRY TIP
More time and labor can be
saved, especially in the summer,
if clothes are adapted to your
washing and ironing equiment.
For example, electric ironers
work best if you choose styles
that are easy to iron flat. ।
-yes scienuiicany examined
Hasses properly fitted. Lenses i
mlicated.
Dr. Joseph E. Edwards
roistered Optometrist No. 11l
Tuesdays and Saturdays
'tarr Building Over WWW's
Department Store
Covington Ga
Brownie Troop
M el On Thursday
r
The weekly meeting of Brown
ie Troop No. 6 was held at the
f American Legion Hall Thursday,
I May 26.
1 The meeting was called to or
r derby the president. Dorothy
Dick. The vice-president. Linda
Bledsoe, led the salutes to the
flag held by the flag bearers,
Faye Woodward and Jakie Hoot
. en. The secretary. Dione Faulk,
. read the minutes of the last meet
ing and called the roll. The treas
urer. Sandra Waters, collected
dues. All 17 members were pres
ent.
Mrs. S. J. Morcock. troop lead
er. announced that meetings will
be held through June.
After the business was over,
Mrs. Hugh Wright instructed the
girls in making novelty costume
pins with pipe cleaners.
Later Mrs. Jake Hooten sent
delicious refreshments which
; were enjoyed by all.
Roland Penick .
Is Ga. Graduate
Roland Wingate Pennick, son
of Mrs. Alcie Pennick of Coving
ton and Porterdale will graduate
from the University of Georgia
School of Medicine at Augusta,
Monday June 6. Mr. Pennick will
jbe awarded the Doctor of Med-
I icine degree after completing his
medical work at the School of
| Medicine, and premedical work
at Emory University arid Emory
at-Oxford.
During his sophomore year at
Augusta, he was president of
Phi Chi, medical fraternity, and
■ for the past year he has been
1 president of the student body.
’ Mr. Pennick served three years
with the U. S. Navy, part of
which time he was aboard the
aireraft carrier San Jacinto.
After receiving his degree in
I medicine, Mr. Pennick will serve
his internship at Jefferson Davis
Hospital, in Houston, Texas. He
is a member of PiKA social
fraternity.
Two-Inch Rainfall
Reported In 1 Hour
The Covington area experience
one of the heaviest rainfalls in
many years Monday night when
2 inches of rainfall were recorded
in a single hour, according to the
weather observer Walker Combs.
The total for the 24-hour pe
riod ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday
morning was 2.45 and the total
for the seven day period ending
at 8 A.M. Wednesday was 3.11,
.Readings by days were as fol
lows:
DATE HIGH LOW RAIN
May 26 82 46
May 27 83 52
May 28 83 60 ,20
May 29 85 60
May 30 80 63 ’ .46
May 31 78 65 2.45
June 1 76 60
Mr. Combs said that the total
rainfall for the month of May
was 4.71 inches.
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