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Thersdsy, March 5, 1958
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First Methodist WSCS Meeting
Held Monday With 22 Present
The Womens Society of |
Christian Service of the First|
Methodist Church met Monday,‘
March 2, at the church with al
total of 22 present. The meet- |
ing opened with the singing of |
“I Will Sing the Wondrous‘
Story”. Mrs. Grady Smith, pre
sident, led the group in thef
Lord’s Prayer, |
Mrs. Smith. announced that |
Mrs. Malcolm would not be at
tending the meetings and that
Mrs. Leßoy Loyd would take |
the minutes for the rest of the
year. The minutes were read‘i|
and approved. Mrs. T. U. Smith, |
treasurer, gave the financial re- '
port. : |
Guild Coordinator, Mrs. Hom- !
er Sharp, reported two new
members. also that the Guild !
took part in the Study of Isaiah |.
at Oxford. )
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' ' A count of the circles fol
lowed: Carrie Mobley, 7; Cor
’rie Wright, 2; Sallie Fowler, 8
!and Georgie Elliott, 5.
~ Mrs. Smith announced the
‘nominating committee, Mrs.
{Francis Prince, chairman; Mrs.
‘Hiram Ellis and Mrs. Sam Gain
er.
Mrs. S. R. Campbell Jr. gave
the devotional using the Fourth
Chapter of Ephesians, verses
11 through 16.
Mrs. C. D. Ramsey Jr. pre
sented the program “One In
Christ”. She told how interna
tional and interdenominational
cooperation is strengthening
Christian forces.
Scout leaders from twelve
countries took training at the
Schiff Scout Reservation at
Mendham, New Jersey, in 1958.
Martha and Mary Guild February
Meeting Held At The Parish House
{ The regular monthly meet
{ing of the Martha and Mary
{ Guild of the Episcopal Church
{of the Good Shepherd was held
February 24, at the Parish
| House.
{ The meeting was opened with
| prayer by the Rev. Peyton
{Splane, who thanked the church
women for their work in pre
| paring the Lenten meals for
Presbyterian Church Circle Two Met
At Home Os Mrs. Donald Stephenson
Circle No. 2 of the First Pres
byterian Church met Monday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Donald Stephenson. There were |.
12 members present and 38|
visits were reported for the|
month, j
Mrs. Ruth Atkinson opened
the meeting with prayer. '
Mrs. H. B. McDonald discuss
ed the subject of “Evangelism”. |
Personals
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ewing
~were Atlanta visitors Thursday,
when they were luncheon and
i tour guests of the Sealtest Cor
l poration.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piper
iand daughter, Bonnie, Jennifer
‘and Deborah, are receiving a
warm welcome in Covington,
‘where they are temporarily
'making their home at the W. O.
Patterson residence. The Pipers
formerly lived on Jackson High
way.
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~ Mrs. F. C. Nesbit enjoyed an
interesting day in Atlanta
‘Thursday, when she attended
the Georgia Ceramic Hobby
’Association"s l'unr;-hegn meeting.
‘ Kenneth Costley and Leo
Mallard, Jr. were among Uni
versity of Georgia students who
‘enjoyed weekend visits with
their parents.
* . - .
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Castleber
ry will leave Sunday for Miami
where they will visit their son,
Joe Castleberry and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Skinner
and Billy were the Sunday night
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jay and Scott in Ma
rietta.
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Miss Trudie Wells visited Mr.
and Mrs. Hayward Elliott Jr.
and children in Conyers Satur
day.
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Tommy Castleberry spent
Saturday with his grandmother,
Mrs. W. B. Harvey of Rocky
Plains Community.
* * - *
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Castle
berry spent Sunday afternoon
in Social Circle with Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Malcom.
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Rev. Ralph Day, Mr. and Mrs.
C. V. Ray, Mrs, Melvin Stinch
comb and Mrs, Christine Green
attended the funeral of Winston
Ray, Mr. Ray’s nephew, in Ma
rietta Tuesday.
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Miss Nora Belle Emerson of
Atlanta, Georgia was a visitor
of Mrs. Alcie Penick during last
weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harwell
had as their guest for the week
end their grandson, Cooper
Harwell of Auburn, Alabama.
Sunday their spend the day
guests were their children Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cochran and
baby of Atlanta,
. - .
Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Hancock
of Atlanta were the spend the
day guests Sunday of their aunt,
Mrs. Padgett and Mr. and Mrs.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
each Tuesday during Lent.
I The president of the Episco
pal Church Women of the Dio
cese of Atlanta, Mrs. Seaton
Bailey of Griffin, was guest
| speaker. Mrs. Bailey gave an
}elaborate report of the work
iand plans of the Church Women
{of the Diocese after which
iluncheon was given in her hon
ior.
Mrs. Hugh King conducted
the Bible Study and her subject
was “The Call to Holiness”.
Mrs. King emphasized the im
portance of the East Area Pres
byterian Meeting to be held in
Lithonia April 2.
Mrs. A. A. Guritz dismissed
the meeting with prayer.
The hostess served dessert and
coffee during the social hour.
Henry Fitzpatrick and family.
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! Mrs. A. W. Brooks of Atlanta
spent Sunday with Mrs. Allen
Martin,
| e
Mr. and Mrs. Ben House and
Mr. Bob House visited in Beth
lehem on Wednesday afternoon
and attended the funeral of an
uncle, Mr. J. P. Thompson.
* * - *
Mrs. J. C. Darby spent the
weekend in Monroe with Mrs.
Felton Allen.
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Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Greer of
Atlanta were the Sunday guests
of Mr. Will Greer and Miss Mae
Greer. Tuesday afternoon their
guest was Mrs. Lewis Hutson
of Walnut Grove. Friends of
Mr. Greer will be glad to know
that he is improving after be
ing confined to his home for
two weeks. It is hoped he will
soon be able to be out again.
Three Newton
Seniors Attend
GSCW Assembly
MILLEDGE — Newton Coun
ty was represented at Guest
Assembly at the Georgia State
College for Women by Mozelle
Biggers, Hazel Henderson, and
Diane Wright.
High school girls from all
over the state assembled for a
weekend preview of college life.
This is an annual event at
GSCW and serves to introduce
students to the academic and
social life of the college.
The students lived the dormi
tories as guests of the GSCW
students, visited college class
rooms, saw a battalion review
at the Georgia Military College,
were entertained at the Old
‘Governor’s Mansion by Presi
dent and Mrs. Lee, and saw
demonstrations by the skill
clubs and musical groups on
campus.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank the
many friends for the cards,
flowers, and trays sent to us
during our bereavement at the
death of our infant son, Harold
Edward. We would like to
thank the staff of Newton Coun
ty Hospital and Dr. Callaway,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Floyd
and Billy Wayne |
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Girl Scout News
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BROWNIE TROOP 13
At our last meeting most of
us received our new Girl Scout
Handbooks. We rushed to be
gin studying them because we
expect to “fly up” to Scouts in
Afril. We have learned the
Girl Scout sign, the pledge, the
motto, the slogan and some of
the laws. We studied until we
were dismissed.
Susan Stubbs, reporter
BROWNIE TROOP 13
At our last meeting we di
vided into patrols and elected
our patrol leader and treasurer.
Then we studied for our “Fly
ing Up” ceremony and reported
on our task that we had to do
beon‘rc we could flgmu.p. B
our m we
dismissed,
Susan Stubbs, reporter
Mrs. John Burson Is Gracious Hostess
To Susie B. Stone Circle Meeting
The Susie Bonnell Stone Cir
cle of the Allen Memorial WSCS
was held Tuesday evening,
February 17 at the home of
Mrs. John Burson,
The meeting was opened by
the chairman, Mrs, Jack FEllis,
’reading “Good News for Every
one."”
We welcomed one visitor,
Mrs. Doris Penn, along with
ten members. The minutes of
Brickstore HD Club Met Wednesday
At Home Os Mrs Walter Horstman
Brick Store Home Demon-ll
stration Club met at the home |
of Mrs. Walter Horstman Wed-;‘
nesday afternoon, February 25 |
with 11 members present.
Mrs. E. L. Emmel and daugh
ter of North Dakota were wel
comed visitors.
Mrs. Charles Sherod, presi-|
dent, called the meeting to or
der. Minutes of the January
meeting were read and approv
ed. Old and new business was
Baptist Missionary Society Met
Monday at Church Annex Building
The Womans Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist Church
‘met Monday, March 2, at the
educational annex of the
'church. The meeting opened
with the group singing “Take
Time to be Holy” and “I Love
to Tell the Story”, followed
with prayer by Mrs. E. A. Cal
laway.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. R. H. Wilson with serip
ture meditation being taken“
from Luke 24:49 and Psalm
107:2. Mrs. Hugh McDonald
sang “Rescue the Perishing”. 4‘
The Business Womens Circle
presented the first program of
the Week of Prayer for Home
Missions. “Telling the Milling
Multitudes”, was the interest-l
ing program given by Mrs. Ward
Mobley. It was pointed out in
order to witness sincerely and
with winsomness, every person
who bears Christ’s name must
walk as a Christian should in
every area of his life. This tes
timony joined to that of our
Home Board Missionaries all
responsible for leading other
lives to Christ will bring His
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the previous meeting were read
and approved and the treasur
er's report was given.
Mrs. Dan Moore, program
chairman, gave a very interest
ing program entitled “What
Are We Doing for Our Com
munity?”
After the benediction, the
hostess served delicious re
freshments and a short social
hour followed.
called for and it was suggested
for each project leader to dem
onstrate her project during the
year.
The members volunteered to
sew for the benefit of the New
‘ton County Hospital.
In the absence of Mrs. Hazel
‘Malone, home demonstration
‘agent, Mrs. Horstman gave a
‘demonstraticn on ceramics.
During the social hour, cake
‘and ice cream with Cokes were
served.
Kingdom into the hearts of
many.
The receiving of the Annie
Armstrong offering closed the
program.
Mrs. Callaway, presided dur
ing the business session at
which time the minutes were
read and approved and reports
from standing committees were
given. It was announced that
the WMS Inspiratonal Rally of
the Stone Mountain Association
will be March 24, at Porterdale.
There were 46 members in at
tendance.
Mrs. Fred Ketchem closed
with prayer remembering the
missionaries on the prayer cal
endar,
Delicious refreshments were
served by the May Livingston
Circle.
CARD OF THANKS
| We wish to express our
| heartfelt appreciation for the
|many kindnesses shown us at
‘| the death of our little daughter
|| and sister, Evelyn Hazel Corley
| We appreciate the many flow
| ers, cards, trays, gifts and pray-
ers. May God bless each and
everyone of you. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Corley
and children.
Georgia’s farm income ex
ceeds S7OO million annually, de
clare economists at the Agricul
}tural Extension Service.
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| YBIRTHS { |
| Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hamil
{ton Cook Jr. of Columbus an
‘nounce the birth of a son,
“Luther Hamilton Cook 111, Feb=
iruary 19.