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SOCIETY NEWS
Covington Woman's Club Meeting Was
Held At Library Tuesday Afternoon
The Covington Woman’s Club :
met at the library on Tuesday i
afternoon with nineteen mem- 1
bers present despite the large <
amount of sickness in the com- 1
m unity
Mrs. R H. Patterson presided 1
and the meeting was opened with 1
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the singing of ‘‘America, the
Beautiful,” by the group. Mrs.
Patterson expressed her regrets
over the absence of so many
faithful members due to illness
During the business session
the treasurer, Miss Sallie May
Sockwell, reported that club
Covington Garden Club Sets May 6
As Date For The Annual Flower Show
The Covington Garden Club'
held their February meeting |
Wednesday, February 4, at the |
home of Mrs. Irving Dietz.
Mrs. R. P. Campbell, president,
opened the meeting with an
appropriate poem and conduct
ed the business session.
It was decided to have an
antique show on the day of the
Tour of Homes and the flower
show committee gave their re
port and announced the annual
flower show would be Wednes
day, May 6, at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Callaway, the horticultural
exhibit to be at the Legion Hall.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Tram
mell were elected as delegates to
the Garden Club convention,
members had donated either by ।
free will or by money earned
in some personal project $37.80.
The club voted to make this
$50.00 and forward to proper
authorities for the Newton
County Cottage at Rock Eagle
Lake. A friend of the club also
donated SIOO.OO to be sent to
this project through Covington
Woman’s Club, making a total
donation of $150.00
A motion was made and car
ried that the club send a sug
gestion along with the donation
that the cottage be named for
the late Mr. G. C. Adams of this
county who was the originator
of the first Boys Corn Clubs in
our nation.
Mrs. J. W. Hartsook, chairman
of the hostess committee, pre
sented the guest speaker, the
Rev. Leslie Rabb pastor of
North Covington Methodist
Church. She stated that some of
the most noted Methodist minis
ters had preached their first ser
mons in this little church.
Mr. Rabb gave a wonderful
discourse on “Religion in the
American Home." After hearing
Mr. Rabb, the club decided that
this young man would no doubt
follow in the footsteps of his
renowned predecessors.
The library was most attrac
tive with bowls of gladioli and
spring flowers Mrs. Hartsook
poured coffee from a beautifully
appointed tea table carrying out
the Valentine motif in flowers
and refreshments. She was as
sisted by Mrs. Hiram Casey, Mrs.
Glenn Jones, Mrs. George Sum
ner, Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs.
W. O. Patterson, Mrs. W. R
Stillwell and Mrs. John Penn
ington.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
with Mrs. W. W. Crowe as al
: ternate.
Miss Martha Ramsey, chair
man of the committee for the
afternoon, then presented Mrs
E. E. Callaway who gave a most
i interesting account of her recent
i
, trip to Hawaii and Japan.
The arrangements for the
afternoon were Japanese and
Mrs. Fleming Touchstone won a
blue ribbon; Mrs. R. P. Camp
bell, blue, and Mrs. S. M. Hay,
I and Mrs. Spence Ramsey, red.
A delightful social hour fol
lowed, with Mrs. George Elliott
। pouring coffee at the dining
table which had as its central
decoration a large red and white
, । heart filled with red and white
' flowers. Mrs. T. U. Smith, Miss
Martha Ramsey, and Mrs. Irv
ing Dietz assisted in serving.
1 Covington Man Is
■ At Chicago School
1 Walter Wells, of Route 1, Cov
। ington, has enrolled in the
Greer Shop Training School in
! Chicago, it was learned here
this week.
I The Covington man is taking
i a course in diesel mechanics.
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Hays Home Demonstration Club Met
At Clubhouse In Starrsville Feb. 4
The Hays District Home Dem
onstration Club met February 4
at the clubhouse in Starrsville,
with Mrs. J. E. Mann and Mrs.
J. M. Aiken as co-hostesses.
Thirteen members were present.
The president, Mrs. J. H. An
derson, named the following
committee to get prices on a job
of painting the clubhouse: Mrs.
Henry Adams, Mrs. Fred Greer
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Met Monday Night At Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxili
ary Unit No. 32 held its regu
lar meeting Monday night, Feb
ruary 9, at the American Legion
Home.
The hall was beautifully dec
orated with red, white and blue
flowers, carrying out the colors
of the program topic for the
month which was “American
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ism.
A delicious dinner was serv
ed the members preceding the
meeting.
Mrs. Sam Tribble, unit presi
dent, opened the meeting and
presented Mrs. Lowell Hipps,
music chairman. Mrs. Hipps in
troduced “The Rhythmaires”
who entertained the group with
an interesting and musical pro
gram.
Mrs. Tribble then introduced
Mrs. Dan Clower, fourth dis
trict president, who spoke brief
ly on the activities of the dis
trict. She in turn introduced
Mrs. S. C. Moon, of Gainesville,
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and Mrs. Ha^l Malone. ,
Plans were completed for the
Farm Bureau supper to be held
February 11. A district meeting
was announced for February 20
at Jackson, Ga.
■ Mrs. Malone gave a helpful
;, demonstration on dyeing. Mrs.
• Henry Adams won first place
. on her flower arrangement.
■ i During the social hour two
• first vice-president of the state,
j who gave an inspirational talk
on “Americanism” and “Ameri
i j can History.”
Mrs. P. M. Wise, of Winder,
■ past department president and
> j department national security
> । chairman, was introduced and
: i spoke on “National Security”
■ and gave a brief outline of the
National Security Forum which
she attended in Washington.
> Mrs. Tom Wiley was chairman
of refreshments and Mrs. Lowell
Hipps, decorations.
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. Rack For Tools
Engineers for the Agricultural
' Extension Service, University of
i Georgia, state that small hand
tools should be properly racked
in tool cabinets placed on the
I walls convenient to the work
tables and work area of the farm
shop. Some prefer to hang tools,
mark around them with a
heavy-lead pencil and paint the
silhouettes black.
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contests were conducted, with
Mrs. J. H. Anderson and Mrs.
Henry Adams winning first
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