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Mrs. Homer Sharp Presents Program
At Sallie Fowler Circle Meeting
I The Sallie Fowler Circle of
the First Methodist Church met
I Monday afternoon with Mrs.
1 Howard Milligan. Eight mem
bers and two visitors were pres
ent.
Mrs. R. W. Osborn chairman,
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Phone* 3401 3402 t-i MRS. LEO MALLARD. Society Ecitor :< <»nonet 3401 • 3402
presided over the business ses
sion. Mrs. C. D. Ramsey Jr. led
in prayer for the revival.
It was voted to send little
Richard Allen, our WSCS pres
ident's grandson who is sick at
present, presents from the cir
cle.
“To Whom Would Ye Liken
God”, was the subject of the
lesson which was presented by
Mrs. Homer Sharp.
Mrs. Milligan served sand
wiches, cookies and cakes dur
ing the social hour.
Elaine Parish's
Birthday Occasion
Is Movie Party
Little Miss Elaine Parish,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Parish Jr., and twenty of her
playmates enjoyed the movie
“Tom Thumb” on Saturday as
. ternoon, the occasion being
Elaine’s fifth birthday.
Afterwards they went to the
Ice Cream Parlor where they
i had refreshments and opened
;the many lovely and useful gifts.
The guest list included: Car
i ole Crawford, Gail Costley, Kay
1 Adams, Susan Lott, Donna
Simmons, Becky Freeman, Su
‘ san Rice. Becky Hutchins, Bob
by Wren and Marigene Banks,
: Barbara Johnson, Leslie Mc-
Dowell, Vicki Durden. Holly
| Johnson, Claudia Cowan. Vicki
Cooper. Kathy Klimaszewski,
and Fran Tuck, Vicki Harris
and Sammy Patrick, cousins of
■ the honoree.
Mesdames Laverne Cowan,
Lou, Daws. Neal Harris and
Clint Patrick assisted in enter
taining.
A Georgian, Dr. Charles Her
ty, first designed the cup used
1 in the turpentine industry.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Hostess Trio Entertain Friends At
James Hutchins Home on Wednesday
Among highlights of the
week’s social events was the
bridge party at which Mesdames
James Hutchins, D. M. Johnson
and James Purcell were co
hostesses at the home of Mrs.
Hutchins, on Wednesday after
noon.
Cleverly executed arrange
ments of a variety of spring
flowers in hues of pink into
rose, which beautifully picked
up the setting's decor, were
used throughout the rooms
thrown ensemble for entertain-
Annie Armstrong WMU Circle Enjoys
Mission Program at April Meeting
The Annie Armstrong, Morn- |
ing Circle, of the Woman’s Mis
sionary Union of the First Bap- ;
tist Church were guests of Mrs. I
Leo Mallard on Thursday morn
ing, when their April program
centered about the Baptist For- .
eign Mission Work.
Birthday Dinner
Sunday Honors
Mrs. G. L. Carter
Mrs. G. L. Carter was honor
ed with a birthday dinner Sun
day, April 26, at her home on
Odum Street.
Those enjoying the delightful
occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Trainer. Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Trainer, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Hooten of Covington; Mrs. J. L.
Savage and Mrs. C. W. Bryant
of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. John
ny Carter and son of Decatur;
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Loyd of
Rockmart; Mr. and Mrs. John
, Carter. Donald, Ronald and
Pete, Emma and Sidney. G. L. ;
Carter and Miss Libby Wright, I
all of Covington and Miss Ben
nie Banks of Mansfield.
The honoree received many
nice and useful gifts.
Baptist Women To
Dedicate New
Brunswick Chapel
ATLANTA — Georgia Baptist
women will dedicate a new
: chapel at Camp Glynn, Bruns
wick, in special services Sun
i day, May 3, Miss Janice Single
ton, Atlanta, executive secre
tary of the Georgia Baptist Wo
man's Missionary Union, an
nounced today.
The chapel, which seats 200
persons, is constructed of cel
j cured batten.
Dr. Searcy S. Garrison. At
| lanta, executive secretary of the
' Georgia Baptist Convention,
; will be featured speaker at the
! dedication service.
The architecture blends with
other buildings at Glynn, one
i of two camps owned by Geor
’ gia Bantist WMU. Total cost of
j the chapel is $12,500, with
SISOO additional for fumish
| ings. said Miss Singleton. The
| WMU also owns Camp Pin-
I nacle, near Clayton, Georgia.
| The service of dedication will
get under way at 2:30 Sunday
afternoon, other program per
sonalities include Rev. Glen
don McCullough, Atlanta, sec
[ retary of personnel for the
। Southern Baptist Convention
Home Mission Board; Mrs. C. O
Smith, Moultrie, president of
the Georgia WMU; and Miss
Singleton.
Addition of the chapel brings
total value of Glynn to 1140.000.
Miss Singleton said.
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| Dorothy Snow
Makes Dean's
List at GSCW
Dorothy Snow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Snow of
I Porterdale, has been named to
the Dean’s List for winter
auarter at the Georgia State
College for Women in Milledge
ville. as announced by Dean
Donald H. MacMahon.
To be named to the Dean’s
List a student must attain at
least a 2 2 quality point aver
age for the ouarter and must
carrv an academic load of at
least fifteen quarter hours.
j Miss Snow, a graduate of
I Newton County High School,
is working toward a degree in
i Home Economics education.
The Florida legislature has
before it a second bill which
I would prohibit ministers from
' having to give evidence in court
jon information which they re
, ceived in confidence. The bill
carries SSO fine, and six months
imprisonment for clergymen
iwho violate it's provisions.
ling.
Upon arrival, guests were
served a tasty salad course with
an iced beverage at small ta
bles.
In the ensuing rounds of
bridge, Mrs. Don Wood was high
scorer, Mrs. Marion Piper the
recipient of consolation prize,
and Mrs. Bill McDowell drew
the traveling prize.
Some forty friends of the
hostess were included in the
guest list for the delightful oc
casion.
Pink snapdragons and iris
were used in a piano arrange
ment; and a white madonna
container of dwarf mauve tulips
with phlox lent floral interest
in the living room, where guests
were served hot chocolate and
wafers, upon arrival.
The business session, presi
ded over by Mrs. Mallard, Circle
chairman, was opened with
prayer by Mrs. Edgar Calla
way, followed by an inspiring
devotional given by Mrs. Bill
McDowell. Interesting reports
were read by the various chair
men.
Mrs. Thurman D. Trainer and
Mrs. J. H. Yearty were wel
comed as new members of the
circle, which is the newest of
the Covington Baptists’ WMU
circles, designed to make at
tendance possible for those for
whom a morning meeting is
most convenient.
Mrs. Edgar Callaway, guest
speaker, presented an informa
tive and comprehensive pro
gram on the work of Baptists
in foreign mission fields, which
she illustrated with maps.
In conclusion, a prayer circle
was formed, with special pray
ers by members for foreign mis
sionaries who birthdays fell up
on the day of the meeting.
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Covington Woman’s Club will
meet at the Woman’s Club Li
brary on Tuesday afternoon at
3:30. This will be the last meet
ing until September. Every
member is urged to attend. Re
ports will be given from Con
vention at Statesboro.
Wesleyan Service Guild of
the First Methodist Church will
hold its covered dish supper at
the church on Tuesday, May 5
at 7 p.m. Following the supper,
installation of officers will be
held.
Circle No. 1, of the First I
Presbyterian Church will meet |
at the home of Mrs. O. W. Por
ter, Tuesday, May 5 at 10 a.m. '
The WMS of the First Baptist
Church will meet Monday, May
4, at 3:30. All members are
urged to attend.
Circle No. 4 of the First Pres
byterian Church will meet
Tuesday May 8 at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. C. E. Trainer.
Newton County Ministerial
Association will hold their
monthly meeting at the Coving
ton Presbyterian Church on
Monday, May 4 at 11 a.m.
Circle No. 3, of the First
Presbyterian Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Jim Gaston
in Oxford, Monday, May 4 at
3:30.
Circle No. 5 of the Covington
Presbyterian Church will meet
with Mrs. LaPrade Vaughn on
Tuesday, May 5 at 8 p.m.
The Covington Garden Club,
which usually meets on the first
Wednesday of each month, and
would have been held on May
6th, has been postponed until
the following Wednesday be
cause of conflicting events. The
club will meet with Mrs. Al
David on Conyers St., at 3:30
o’clock on Wednesday, May
13th l —
The Southern Baptist Con
vention's Foreign Mission Board
has named 16 new missionaries
at a recent meeting Richmond,
Va., The board also named Rev.
Luke B. Smith, pastor of the
Highlands Hills Baptist church.
Macon, Ga., as assistant secre- (
Itary for missionary personnel i
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Carroll
of FRD Covington, announce
the birth of a son on April 26,
at Newton County Hospital. He
has been given the name Rollie
Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter
McDaniel announce the birth of
a son, Charles Walter McDaniel
Jr., on April 24. at Newton
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Thursday. Aprfl 30-
County Hospital. The McDan
iels live at 1108 Newton Drive
in Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin T. Clay
of Walnut Grove announce th
birth of a daughter Marth
Jean, on April 21, at Newton
County Hospital.
Mr. and M^Wade H. Jones
of Rutledge announce the birth
of a daughter at Newton Coun
ty Hospital on April 23. She has
been given the name Polly-