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Thursday, January 31, 1957
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Personals
Miss Jane Parkerson of East-
I man was the weekend guest of
I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ridling.
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The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Nath
Thompson left Wednesday for
I Anderson, S.C., where they will
I be the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
I Ned Camp. Enroute home they
I will enjoy a visit with Mr. and
I Mrs. Fred Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pratt and
I children of Augusta, and Mr. and
I Mrs. Jerry Mills of Decatur were
I the Sunday evening dinner guests
I of Mr. and Mrs. David Butler,
| Jr.
♦ • • •
Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Y. C. Eady
I attended Emory University’s
I 120th Birthday Party in Atlanta,
■ on Friday evening and were the
■ overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
■ Harry Stone. On Sunday, the
I Eadys were LaGrange visitors
■ when they were guests of their
■ daughter, Miss Emily Eady, La
■ Grange College student, and La
■ Grange friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Butler are
■ spending this week with their
■daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs.
■Herbert Frost, in Swainsboro.
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CPO and Mrs. O. C. McDonald
Hos Whidby Island, Washington
Wv ere the recent guests of their
■Lu other and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
■ .ugh McDonald and family, en
■ oute to Pensacola, Fla. where
I t ley have been transferred with
t ie U. S. Armed Forces.
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I Mr. Bert Adams and Mr. N. C.
| C arpenter spent Tuesday in
Breman on a business trip.
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■ Friends of Mr. Daniel Clower,
Sr.. will regret to learn that he
is ill in an Atlanta Hospital, hav
ing gone up on Monday. His wife,
and daughter, Mrs. Dan Clower,
Jr. motored to Atlanta for the
day with him on Tuesday. His
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.WEEN COVINGTON & CONYERS ON NEW HWY. 12
Saturday, February 2
"A DAY OF FURY"
With Dale Robertson
— ALSO —
"CRIME IN THE STREETS"
With James Whitmore
Aho Cartoon, "LITTLE RURAL RIDING HOOD"
"Day of Fury" 7:15 and 10:20
"Crime in the Streets" 8:58
Sunday - Monday, February 3-4
"Great Day in the Morning"
With Virginia Mayo • Robert Stack • Ruth Roman
— ALSO —
"THE BOSS"
With John Payne
Also Cartoon, "CALLING ALL CUCKOOS"
"Great Day in the Morning" 7:15 and 10:20
"The Boss" 9:10
WE WILL BE CLOSED
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Thursday - Friday, February 7- 8
"TRAPEZE"
With Burt Lancaster • Tony Curtis
Also Cartoon, "TOOTH OR CONSEQUENCES"
First show 7:15 — Second show 9:20
Society News f
Non.. >4Ol . >402 m MRJ. LEO MALLARD, leeUty Idifw w PUrx >4Ol - >4Ol
I many friends are wishing for him
: a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Bert Kinard and Mrs.
Sarah Anderson, of Macon were
the guests of Mrs. Linton Smith
on Wednesday.
♦ * * *
Mrs. Ariis McClure, of Macon,
spent last Wednesday with the
Howard Pipers, and their Sun
day guests were Mrs. T. M. Sulli
van, of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. King, of Atlanta.
Mrs. R. M. Mobley, Honorary
President of Georgia Division
U.D.C., Mrs. T. A. Rape, State
vice president, Mrs. Harry Dietz,
National U.D.C. Magazine Circu
lation Manager, and Mrs. Belmont
Dennis, Managing Editor of the
National U.D.C. Magazine, form
ed a congenial party motoring to
Macon today for the State U.D.C.
Executive Board Meeting.
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Mrs. W. G. Benton and Miss
Evelyn Cason spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brannan and
family at Lawrenceville.
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Mrs. Ben Kitchens returned ।
home Sunday after having spent
three weeks with her children
in Atlanta and College Park.
The guests Sunday of Mrs. Ben
Kitchens and Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Kitchens were Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Kitchens and children and Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Fletcher and
daughter, Carol, of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greer and
Fred Jr. of Hayston and Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks Greer, Elizabeth
Ann and Ted were the Sunday
dinner gueste of Mrs. L. A. Pat
rick.
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Mr .and Mrs. Jimmie Polson
Sr., Mn and Mrs. Jimmie Polson
Jr., and Mrs. Annie Ruth Pol
son, all of Atlanta, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Bostwick were the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hayes and family recent
ly-
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Anderson
| Jr., Leslie and Terry of Macon
1 were the guests of their mother,
B Mrs. H. A. Anderson Sr. Sunday.
Rev. Ridley Smith was the Sun
day dinner guest of Mrs. Lavada
’ Sockwell and family. Rev. Smith
• is now serving as pastor of the
. Sardis Congregational Church
near Oxford.
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Mrs. L. M. Lyda has returned
home after spending two weeks
in Dublin with her son Louis
. Lyda.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dennard
joined their daughter and son,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Reid of At
lanta, for the weekend in Jack-
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sonville, Fla., where they were
the guests of their son and fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Den
nard. The visit was occasioned
by the marriage of their grand
daughter, Miss Janie Sue Den
nard to Calvin Storey of Albany,
on Saturday evening.
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Kenneth Davis of the Univer
sity of Georgia, Athens, spent the
weekend with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Davis.
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Miss Jane Parkerson of East
man, a student at WSCS spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ridling.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pratt and
family spent the weekend in Ma
con with Mr. and Mrs. O. N.
Fisher and helped to celebrate
the 101<h birthday of Miss Sara
Jean Fisher on Saturday.
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Mrs. B. T. Hartley of Fort
Gaines is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Yancey and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Moore while her mother,
Mrs. L. H. Yancey, is a patient
at Newton County Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Tram
mell had as their weekend house
guest, their mother, Mrs. W. T.
Edwards of Social Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Simons
and daughter, Gay, of Athens
enjoyed the weekend with their
mother Mrs. John A. King.
Mrs. T. U. Smith has returned
from Athens where she joined
other members of her family for
a delightful houseparty at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Lamar
Laßoone.
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Mrs. George Cherry is a res
ident of Emory Street, where she
has taken an apartment at the
home of Mrs. S. A. Brown, 302
N Emory.
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Hosts of friends regret to learn
that Mrs. Homer Sharp has been
a patient at Emory University
Hospital since Saturday; and are
wishing her an early recovery.
R. H. Patterson, Jr. of G.M.C.,
Milledgeville, was among college
students who spent the weekend
in Covington, with their parents.
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Miss Mary Beall, apprentice
teacher at Murphey High School
Atlanta, was Tuesday afternoon
guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Wiley in Oxford.
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Miss Mary Lane Weaver of
Stetson University, DeLand Fla.,
arrived Tuesday for the remain
der of the week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bob '
Weaver.
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Among college students who j
enjoyed the weekend with their I
parents here were Miss Jo Anne i
Haymore, LaGrange College;
Kenneth Costley and Clifton
"IN MEMORIAM"
In memory of our daddy, Mr.
Emmitt Carter, who passed away
January 30, 1956.
Dear Daddy you have left us,
And your loving smiles we see i
no more;
Our hearts are burdened with
sorrow
For no time can heal the sore.
We miss you more and more each
day.
Our friends think the wound is ;
healed;
But they little know the sorrow
That’s in our hearts concealed.
We often sit and think of you,
When we are all alone;
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call its own.
What is home without a daddy?
All the things a world may
send;
For when we lost our daddy
We lost our dearest friend.
Daddy wore Ure crown of pati
ence,
Through the years he struggled 1
on;
And those dear hands that rest
forever
Are the hands that worked so
faithful.
' Soft and bright the stars are
shining,
Spreading over a lonely grave;
Where lies Ure daddy we loved j
so dearly,
Whom we tried so hard but'
could not save.
His children:
Mrs. Irene Stone
Mrs. E. W. Allen
Mrs. B. F. Knowles
Mrs. E. E. Carter
Mrs. H. B. Allen
Mrs. H. M. Hayes
and Grandchildren
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Benton of the University of Geor
gia; Woody Morcock, Davidson
College, N. C.; and Leo Mallard,
Jr., Mercer University.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray of Co
lumbus were the weekend guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Pulliam. Other guests of
the Pulliams during the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Pulliam
of Decatur, whose mother, Mrs.
John Pulliam of Winterville is
the houseguests of the Pulliams.
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Mrs. N. D. Freeman of Mans
field is enjoying a visit with her
daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Aiken
Lt. Billy Aiken who is station
ed at Ft. McClelland, Ala. spent
the weekend with his family at
their home on Jackson Rd.
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Mesdames E. E. Callaway, Sr.,
Moody Summers, Sr., and Mrs.
Henry Smith of Atlanta formed
a congenial group who joined
a houseparty at which the L. J.
Moores are hosts this week at
their Redington Beach home in
Florida.
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Friends are glad to learn that
Mrs. M. E. Klimaszewski and
Dear Neighbor:
WHEN we moved to Newton County 16 years ago we
determined to try to GROW — with our community.
Our Community Has Grown and Is Still Growing!
SO: as of the first of this year, we have Tripled our Service Space.
" We have Increased our Personnel 36% — !
WITH the wonderful Product that our Company has given us —
We Have Already Doubled our January Sales for 1956!
BUT WE NEED HELP!
We Need Two More Mechanics
We know that they will not likely know how
to handle the intricate machinery that is required
for modern automatic transmissions, etc., but our
factory instructs good men, and we teach them the
practical. We KNOW we hove a fine force of
service men — they are well paid, and, if you are
interested in a job that pays well, insures each
man and directs you toward a better way of liv
ing — Talk to our employees, some of whom have
been with us as long as we hove been in Cov
ington. 1
I
Our Used Cars Are The Backbone of Our Entire Operation!
They, along with our service bear OUR LABEL!
Each week you will see a list of Used Cars. Each unit will carry our personal and written guarantee. Each
unit will be financed by YOUR FORD DEALER! Here are a few that we offer this week.:
A 1956 FORD Custom 4-door with very low mileage. Radio, magic air heater, Fordomatic, safety package, under
coated. The front fender of this unit was crumpled and replaced by a NEW fender and headlight. This is an
almost NEW car priced at sll7O under New Car Prices!
—— -- — ————’ — - ———— — ;
A 1955 FORD Customline 2-door, Fordamatic, radio, heater, underedated, many extras. Here is a Used Car that
has had one owner and delivers New Car transportation at bargain used car price!
A 1952 MERCURY 4-door that is as clean as any car of this model we have ever seen.
A 1952 FORD 2-door that we are proud to show you.
INSURANCE: — Each of our employees are entitled to life, accident, sickness and Blue Cross insurances.
Complete Body and Paint Shop —
We believe there is no better manned nor equipped body and paint shop in the state
of Georgia than ours.
Our Mr. Wallace Scarborough, who has recently moved to our community and built
his home, has the know-how to completely rebuild a wreck or make a small dent or
scratch disappear. His motto is: — "No job too large nor too small." May we add:
"Our Prices Are Right."
COVINGTON AUTO SERVICE
122 CLARK STREET PHONE 3432 WITH EMPHASIS ON COVINGTON
newly arrived daughter, "Cindy*
returned to their home on Re
becca St. Saturday from St.
Joseph’s Infirmary.
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Mrs. Bill McDowell and daugh
ter Leslie, enjoyed the past week
in Conyers with the former’s
mother, Mrs. R. F. Nash, while
Mr. McDowell was in Highpoint,
N. C. at the Furniture Mart.
• • • *
Mrs. Joe Webb and Mrs. Lu
cile Wisenbaker returned Wed
nesday from Charlotte, N. C.,
where they had spent several
days on a buying trip.
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Mrs. Grady Benton and Miss
Evelyn Cason were the Sunday
guests of the former’s sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bran
non in Lawrenceville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holmes were
the weekend guests of the lat
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Tolle in Midville.
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Many friends of Mrs. Estelle
Yancey are glad to learn that
she was able to return to her
home Tuesday from Newton
County Hospital where she had
been a patient since Friday; and
are wishing her a rapid and
pleasant convalescence.
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Russell Helms of Fayetteville,
N. C. was a Covington visitor
last w’eek.
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W. E. Martin of Townville, S.
C. has returned home after a
visit with his sister and brother,
Mr. and Mrs. George Jolley. The
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Friends of C. C. Epps are glad
to hear that he is much improved
after several days illness at his
home.
Charles Ewing was a delegate at
the Decatur-Oxford District Con
ference in Oxford Friday. Mrs.
J. H. Anderson also attended.
Mrs. Fred Greer and Mrs.
James Anderson spent Tuesday
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Bill Berry of Athens spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Corley Jr.
Mr. Berry is in military service
and is stationed at Ft. Jackson.
Bobby Corley of Young Harris
College spent the weekend with
his family here.
Harold Butler of Atlanta visit
ed his parents over the weekend.
Clifton Benton, University of
Georgia student, spent the week
end with his parents, the C. O.
Bentons.
Mrs. D. B. Dixon and Mary
Jane spent the weekend in Athens
Jolleys and their children, Mary
Carol and Douglas, are Planning
a weekend trip visit with rela
tives in Anderson, S. C.
Note to Bargain
Hunters in Pickups:
On February Ist we introduce
our All New, All Modern 1957
Truck Line to the public. On that
date the 1956 trucks we may
have on hand become Surplus
Stock and will be priced to sell
at once. We seldom lose money
on our deals but this is your
chance to profit at our loss.
James Birchfield
Now In Japan
OPPAMA, Japan — Pfc. James
P. Birchfield of Oxford Ga., is
serving with Marine Helicopter
Transport Group 16 of the Ist
Marine Aircraft Wing at the U.
S. Naval Air Facility, Oppama,
Japan.
as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. A. King and also visited their
son, Denny, who is a student
at the University of Georgia.
A Truly Fine Home
OFFERED FOR SALE
Located on a spacious lot, one of Covington's finest
homes is offered for sale. The two story house is of brick
veneer construction. The first floor has a gracious entrance
and living room, comfortably sized dining room, cheerful
modern kitchen, a bedroom and ceramic tiled bath. On
the second floor ore two large bedrooms, one small bed
room, and a tile bath complete with stall shower as well
as a tub. There is a basement under the entire house,
and it is beautifully finished with games room, separate
laundry and furnace rooms. The house is offered complete
with wall to wall carpeting, handsome drapes and Venetian
blinds. Price $30,000. Call me for an appointment to see
this truly attractive home.
GEORGE PORTER MacMAHON
SEAL ESTATE
205 Turner Building Phones 2916 and 7400
We Need Two More Salesmen
Because our business is growing so fast, both
in sales of new cars and trucks, as well as booming
sales in used cars and trucks, we need help. But—
We are taking on an Entirely New Line of the Most
Exciting Transportation in the History of the Indus
try this Fall — We need men to help us introduce
them to our county.
Those men are now employed somewhere and
know that they must work for a better life. Will
be paid while training, and will make the best liv
ing, dollarwise, of any salaried workers in our
county.
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Two Newton High Srs.
Visit Atlanta College
Two Newton County High
School seniors were visitors to
Massey Business College, Atlan
ta, recently. They were Jeanette
Wander and Bette Sherod.
Misses Wander and Sherod at
tended a luncheon at the Para
dise Room of the Henry Grady
Hotel while they were guests of
the business college.
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