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Phonei 3401 - 3402 MRS- LEO MALLARD, Society Editor 3401 - 102
Covington Garden Club Names New
Officers at Meeting Wednesday
The monthly meeting of the
Covington Club was held Wednes
day, March 3, at the home of Mrs.
T. C. Meadors, with Mrs. R. P.
Campbell, president presiding. As
is customary for the March meet
ing, the entire afternoon was de
voted to business, with the except
ion of a short discussion by Mrs.
L W. Masten on certain types of
Jris.
The following slate of officers
for the forthcoming year was
presented by the nominating
committee and unanimously ap
proved: president, Mrs. J. F.
Touchstone; first vice, president,
Mrs. L. W. Masten; second vice,
president, Mrs. R. P. Campbell;
recording secretary, Mrs. Spence
Ramsey; treasurer, Mrs. Harry
Dietz; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. S. M. Hay; editor, Mrs. Irv
ing Dietz; and parliamentarian,
Mrs. Leon Cohen.
It was also voted upon to
change the regular meeting day
from the first Wednesday to the
third Wednesday of each month,
September to May inclusive, un-
Wesleyan Service Guild Invites
WSCS to Joint Meeting in April
The Wesleyan Service Guild
met in the recreation room of the
First Methodist Churoh on Tues
day, March 2 at 8 o'clock. Hostess
es for the occasion were Mes-
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L less changed by special vote.
Mrs. R. P. Campbell and Mrs.
J, F. Touchstone were elected
delegates to the State convention,
’ to be held on April 9 and 10, in
Macon, with Mrs. S. A. Ginn and
Mrs. A. H. David serving as
■ alternates.
J Horizontal line arrangements
! were presented by the following
! group, who were awarded the rib
bons indicated: Mrs. Donald Step
! henson, blue; Mrs. A. B. Dennis,
' Mrs. E. E. Callaway, Miss Martha
Ramsey, red; Mrs. Godfrey Tram-
■ mell, white.
On the horticulture exhibited,
Mis. Frank Williams, Mrs. A. B.
. Dennis, Mrs. Donald Stephenson,
Mrs. J. F. Touchstone, Mrs. S. A.
Ginn and Mrs. T. C. Meadors, re
' ceived blue ribbons.
After adjournment, the memb
ers were invited to enjoy a de
। lightful refreshment course. Mrs.
P. M. Dearing served punch, and
■ Mrs. L. W. Masten and Mrs. S. M.
, Hay assisted the hostess in enter
taaning.
l dames Ralph Hawkins, Loyd
, Alexander and W. L. Dobbs. Mrs.
Velma Griffin, and Miss Marianna,
. Piper were welcomed as visitors.
Mrs. M. H. Waggoner was in
Into Kilrhvn
With Covingtow Cooks
OR a moi ooMGirr
One Package Orange S**’^***’™
cups hot water; One cup whipped uceemf One eup
Orange pelp and juice sweetened to test*.
Dissolve Jello m bat water. When M begins to eon
geal, beat until foamy, add ordaage juiee, peip and
whipped cream. Set m tee boa io coftgeek
. Miss Maude Mobiey
a Social Circle eontefbwior.
BANA-KA PUDDIWG
Two cups sweet miUt: One eup sugar; One egg;
One tablespoon flour; One tablespoon butter; Flavor
with Vanilla Wafers or stale cake and Bananas.
Mix sugar and Hour, then sweetmilk; add the well
beaten egg and butter. Cook wntU it thickens. Flavor
with vanilla. Into a deep dish place a layer of stale
cake or vanilla wafers. Then pour enough custard to
soften. Next a layer of sliced bananas on custard.
Alternate this until dish is full. Let stand's short time
before serving. More fruit and ni*K may be added if
desired.
Mrs. George B. Malcom.
Miss Helen Thomas Is Hostess at Prom
Party for Friends at "Old Hundred"
Last Saturday night at 7:30,
Miss Helen Thomas was hostess
at her home “Old Hundred” when
she entertained a group of her
classmates and others at a Prom
Party in honor of her cousin,
Miss Nancy Domeron of Atlanta,
who was her guest.
Many delightful contests and
games were enjoyed during the
evening by the following: Misses
Sarah Watson, Margaret Cason,
Mary McCullough, Yvonne Bai
ley, Jackie Maloy, Rebecca
Hays District Home Demonstration
Club Makes Donation to Red Cross
The Hays District Home Dem
onstration Club met March 3 at
the club house in Starrsville,
with Mrs. L. H. Cook and Mrs.
C. O. Benton as co-hostess. ’
charge of the program entitled
I “Our Spanish Speaking Neigh
bors in the Southwest.” The pur
pose of the program was to pre
sent some of the basic problems
; that have hindered the assimila
tion of the Spanish speaking
! group in the Southwest Christian;
Service and Wesleyan Service
| Guilds may extend Christian fel
lowship and practical assistance
to this Spanish speaking group, to
| picture the work which the Wo
man's Division of Christian Ser
vice and the Conference Woman's
: Society of Christian Service are
carrying on within two of the
Spansih speaking conferences of
Methodism and to help create un
derstanding and good will be
tween the English speaking and
the Spanish speaking people of
our country, particularly within
i the Methodist Church.
The Guild Hymn was sung fol
■ lowed by responsive reading ini
I unison and the Lord's Prayer.
A panel discussion was present
ed by four members of the guild
।as follow’s: “Wesleyan Service
I Guild in Michigan” Hilma Har
> well “Rio Grande Conference
WSCS,” Jean Shropshire “Latin
American Provisional Conference
WSCS,’’ Mildred Lewis ‘ Deaco
ness Rose Gregory Houchen
Settlement in El Paso," Betty
! Freeman.
A poem entitled “The World’s
Bible” was read by Mrs. Wilma
Turner.
I Miss Marianna Piper read a
poem in Spanish.
The program was closed with a
prayer by Mrs. Waggoner.
The meeting was then turned
over to the president, Mrs. Bill
Nall. Minutes for January and
February meeting were read by
the secretary and approved. It
was reported that a large number
of the Guild attended the study
course which was held in Febru
, ary. Mrs. Willie Campbell gave
the treasurer's report and a re
port on the supper served by the
Guild during February, An exe
-1 cutive meeting was held in Feb
ruary and a resume of this meet
ing was given. The president
appointed a nominating commit
tee composed of Mrs. J. W.
; Sanders, chairman, Mps. Jack
Meadors and Mrs. Carlos Meyer.
It was announced that a study
course entitled “Spanish Speak
i ing Americans over the United
States” would be presented at the
April meeting. The W. S. C. S. of
the church were invited to meet
with the Guild for this study and
the meeting will begin promptly
at 6 o'clock in the recreation
room A covered dish supper will
be served during intermission.
A delightful social hour follow
led and delicious refreshments
; were served by the hostesses.
TMI COVINGTON NEWS
Hammonds, Lula Bell, Money
Fambrough and Joe Bates, Irby
Edwards, Jr., Harold Mills,
Charles Waters, Willie Parker,
Johnny Cowan, James Caldwell.
Warren Maloy, Neal McCullough,
Billy and Harry Hodges and
Jack Wheeler.
At the close of a very delight
ful evening the hostess assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Lovie
Thomas, served a delicious salad
course and soft drinks.
Fifteen members answered to
the roll call and Mrs. M. E. Ful
ler was a welcomed visitor.
The meeting was opened at
2:30 with the entire group re
peating the Home Demonstra
tion Creed in unison. Mrs. L. H.
Cook led the devotional which
was followed by prayer. During
the business meeting the club
voted to give a prize at the end
of the year to the club member
who had won the most first
prizes during the year on her
flower arrangements.
The Club also voted to give
$5.00 to the Red Cross Drive.
The'•president announced that
each member who failed to
bring her yearbook to the meet
ings would be fined five cents.
Mrs. Henry Adams, chairman
of nutrition, gave a report on a
recent meeting she attended.
Mrs. Adams stressed the need
of special care in selecting the
foods that our bodies need for
strength and energy.
Mrs. L. M. Cook, a member of
the flower show committee, an
nounced that the annual flower
show would be held May 5 at
the Clubhouse with the follow
ing to be entered; church ar
rangement; arrangement for
dining table and one for en
trance hall. Also a speciman
group and the horticulture.
Mrs. J. M. Aiken, chairman
of Family Life, announced that
a demonstraton on Family Life
would be set up for the April
meeting.
Mrs. Hazel Malone gave a
demonstration on cornmeal mix
and made some corn meal waf
fles.
Mrs 1. O. Riper won fcrrt
place on her arrangement of
spring flowers.
During the social hour delici
ous congealed salad, potato
chips and hot coffee were served
by the co-hostesses Mrs. Cook
and Mrs. Benton.
Wor/d Friendship
Club Named To
Honor Miss Brown
By Carolyn Holifield. Reporter
PORTERDALE—T h e World
Friendship Club meeting was
called to order on Wednesday,
March 3. We had old and new
business and the roll call.
After wc sang some songs, we
had our program.
The World Friendship elub
will change its name to the
Mary Brown Friendship Club in
honor of Miss Brown. She gave
of her time and love to this
club while she worked in Por
terdale. She will long be re
membered m a tireless worker
for the Lord. We pray for her
that God will bless and keep
her.
We closed our meeting by
praying the benediction.
Covington Service Guild Meets At _
Home of Mrs. Lanier Hardeman
The February meeting ci the
Covington Service Guild met at
the home exf Mts. Leaier Hard
man with Mrs. Hugh Harris, Mrs.
Moody Summers Jr, and Mrs.
S. i Marfin as «o-hoetesses.
The meeting was opened with
the singing of America followed
by the Pledge to the Flag and
the OJwb Coßeet, Mrs. Sam May
gave a most jwterertmg devo
tional and talk on George Wash
ington. The mkHMes of the tent
meeting were read and after a
correeMon were approved.
Mrs. Moody Summers Jr., Wel
fare Committee, reported on the
meeting she attended in con
nection wiUi the Red CroM
drive.
Mrs. Sam Gamer, a member
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Os Oxford Meets in Old Church
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Allen Memorial
Church met in the conference
room at the Old Church, Tues
day night, March 2, at eight
o’clock.
Mrs. Virgil Eady, president,
presided and opened the meet
ing with reading a Lenten pray
er.
The eount of circles was as
follows; The Addie Branham Cir
cle, 8, Emmie Stewart, 4; Susie
Bonnell Stone, 8; and Miss Lynn
Circle, 4.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read by the secretary.
.Mrs. J. E. Cline, treasurer, gave
a good report. She also read
a letter asking that each mem
ber contribute at least forty
cents and as much more as pos
sible to the Lenten offering.
Announcement was made of
Circle plans already made for
circle meetings in March. It was
also announced plans have been
made for the Missionstudy to
Salem WSCS Meet at Home of Mrs. Doyle
Bailey to Pack Clothing for Missions
Wednesday March 3 at 4
o'clock the members of Salem’s
W. S. C. S. met at the home
of Mrs. Doyle Bailey for their
March meeting.
The opening song, “Take the
Name of Jesus With You”, was
followed by prayer by Mrs.
Douglas Yancey.
Mrs. G. W. Ramsey presided
during the business meeting.
Minutes of the February meeting
were read and treasurers report
given. Mrs. Hoyt Bailey brought
the devotional. Nine members
were present and Miss Peggy
Jaynes was welcomed as a
visitor.
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of the Girt Scout Committee,
advised the Clu-b of the Girl
Scout Program. A Court of A
wards will be held on April 16
at Ae Fiiwt Baptist Church.
The State Convention of the
Georgia Federation of Women’s
Club will be held in Albany,
Georgia on April 6. 7 a-nd 8.
' Mrs. F. C. Nesbit was nominated
as a delegate. Mrs. W. L. Dobbs
and Mrs. Charles King Jr. were
nominated as alternates.
1 ' Mrs. Lamer Hardman present
ed Mr. Homer Sharp who spoke
to the club on The Art of Every
f day Living.
’ The meeting was adjourned
and a delightful social hour
• I followed.
be held the twenty-fifth of
March. Alcohol will be the sub
ject.
Under new business the presi
dent appointed the following
ladies to serve on the nominat
ing committee: Mrs. M. C. Wiley,
Mrs. J. W Dixon and Mrs. Cecil
Allgood.
The Susie Bonnell Stone Circle
was in charge of the program.
The subject for discussion was
“Our Spanish Speaking Neigh
bors in the Southwest.” One of
several purposes interestingly
presented was “To help create
a better understanding and good
will between the English-speak
ing and the Spanish-speaking
people of our country.” Partici
pants on the program were: Mes
dames Hamby Barton, John
Gregory, James Hinton, E. J.
Brown, W. J. Dickey and E. W.
Strozier. To close the program
Mrs. John Gregory read a poem
and then a prayer.
Lenten envelopes were passed
out. It was also discussed about
the organization of another cir
cle in the W. S. C. S. to meet
at night since there are a num
ber of ladies unable to attend
the day meetings.
Two letters from the Girl
Scouts thanking the W. S. C. S.
for their caps were read.
The program for the afternoon
centered around the Lenten sea
son, which began on the day of
the meeting, or Ash Wednesday.
Mrs. J. F. Burns had charge of
the program and those assisting
her were: Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Trevor Turner and
Miss Peggy Jaynes. The program
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At Luncheon by Daughters, FnendJ
Mrs. Hugh McGarity of!
Clarkston and Mrs. J. L. R- Boyd
of Atlanta, the lovely daughters
of Mrs.. A. D. Meador and the
late Judge Meador, who were all
beloved residents of Covington
for many years, entertained at
a luncheon on Friday, March 5,
honoring their mother.
Mrs. Boyd’s beautiful home
on Clifton Road was at its love
liest for this happy occasion. The
reception rooms and dining
was one of the most Interesting
of the current year.
The next meeting of Salem
W. S. C. S. will be held at Salem
Club House with a study course
dealing with Alcohol. Details of ।
this meeting and study course .
will be announced later. Any- !
one wishing to come will be ,
heartily welcome.
Mrs. Doyle Bailey made pic- )
hares of the group ai they were J
packing a box of clothing for i
the mission fields in Korea.
Mus. Bailey assisted by her !
daughter Miss Brenda Bailey
served a delicious plate con
sisting of sandwiches, potato
chips, cookies and unts with [
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Those enjoying the
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Heard, C. C. King Vil
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Sallie May Sockwel] sb jl
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their weekly meeting k J
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program which In <4^ J
votional, prayer, and
on good manners and paJ
It was a very twee pwzJ
I we enjoyed it very rwh.