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Monday for Mikayo Jimi where
he will be stationed on isolated
duty with the Coast Guard for
the next 12 months.
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I rents Day exercises at North
Georgia College, Dahlonega,
Sunday, and enjoyed the day
with their daughter Peggy, who
it a student at the school.
• • • •
Mrs. Robert M. Stephenson of
New Orleans w’as the house
’ guest this week, of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Stephenson.
• • • •
Mrs. Grady Smith is spending
several days this week in De
catur with her daughter and
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family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rob
ertson, whom she will join in
attending Opera.
• • • •
Prof, and Mrs. E. J. Brown
had as their weekend guests,
Sami Deeb of Nazareth, Israel,
a former Emory at Oxford stu
dent, and Yuksel Yelesiltepe, of
Ankara. Turkey, both Georgia
Tech students. The Browns
i were among those recently at
‘ tending the performance of
Miss Julie Haydon in “Profiles
of a Critic”, at LaGrange Col
lege, featured on that College’s
Fine Arts Week program. Miss
Haydon is best known for her
Broadway successes in “The
Glass Menagerie”, “Shadow and
Substance”, and the “Time of
Your Life”.
• • • •
Miss Diane Schiffman and
University of Tennessee class
mate, Miss Carol Sue Fortas. of
Memphis, Tenn., were weekend
guests of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schiff
man. This weekend the Schiff
mans are anticipating the ar
rival of their sister and brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pesate of
Hollywood, Fla., for a week's
visit.
• • • •
Many local friends will be
glad to learn that Midshipman
W. C. (Chap) Benton, III; is
progressing satisfactorily at U.
S. Naval Hospital in Annapolis,
Md., where he underwent sur
gery last week.
• • • •
Mrs. Howard Skinner has
returned home after having
spent several weeks in Atlanta
with her sister Miss Una Smith.
• • • •
Dr. and Mrs. Delma L. Ha
good and the Rev. and Mrs.
Grady Lively were the Mon
i day night guests of the C. D.
I Ramsey’s.
• • • •
Miss Sally Fanny Gleaton and
Mr. Stephen Gleaton of Con
yers were the Sunday lunch
eon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay
McCord.
• • • •
Friends of Mrs. Alice Sher
wood Boyd of Oxford, will be
sorry to know she had the mis
j fortune of falling in her yard
j Wednesday morning while
picking flowers and sustained
' a broken hip. Mrs. Boyd, the
mother of Aubra Sherwood, is
84 years old. She is a patient
lat Newton County Hospital
where many friends are wish
i ing her a complete and speedy
,recovery.
• • • *
Friends of Mrs. Margaret Gil
{bert will be glad to know she
i returned home Sunday after
having been a patient at Emory
. University Hospital for sur
gery. Best wishes are being ex
tended to her for a speedy re
■ covery.
• • • *
Miss Karen Stone of GSCW,
Milledgeville, was the weekend
guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Stone.
• • ♦ •
Mrs. Andrew Henderson with
her houseguest, Mrs. H. H.
' Smith of Miami. Florida, vis-
THE COVINGTON NEWS
ited Mrs. Hoyt Pickett in At
lanta Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. Spinks, their sister
of Burlington, North Carolina,
arrived here Tuesday for
several days visit.
• • • •
Mrs. Terrell W. Johnson and
Susan of Jesup were the week
end guests of relatives and
friends here.
• • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sailers
and son were the weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Cleveland and Rev. and Mrs.
Wade H. Lord in Hartwell.
♦ • * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crowley
were the weekend guests of
I Mr. L. H. Cook.
Bob Corley of Decatur spent
i the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Corley Jr.
• • ♦ *
Mrs. A. J. King of Route 1.
Covington, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Eva Stubbs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson
♦ • • •
visited Mr. and Mrs. W D.
Meadors in Douglasville Sun
day.
....
Mrs. Herbert Lott is spend
ing this week in Columbus,
South Carolina with her child
ren Mr. and Mrs. Larry Har
ris and daughter Leslie.
♦ ♦ • *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kit
chens and Mrs. Walter Stokes
visited Dr. J. M. Allison at 48
Hospital Sunday afternoon. Dr.
Allison is being extended best
wishes for a speedy recovery.
• • • •
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Roberts
and children Shirley and Carol
of Atlanta were the guests Sun
day of Miss Rebecca Weldon
and Lamar Weldon.
• • • •
Miss Althea Smith, Miss
Connie Kinsley of Griffin and
Mrs. Mary D'Orsay were the
Sunday night dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Corley, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Skinner
and son Billy with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jay and son Scott
visited Mr. and Mrs. Sonny
Veal and the Ray Bouchillon
family in Milledgeville Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gay and
। son Mac attended the T Game
iat Grant Field in Atlanta Fri
| day night.
Miss Strozier Is
Named To National
Honorary Society
Miss Mary Bo Strozier,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ton Strozier of Oxford, was
one of the five undergrauate
students elected this week to
the National Honorary Society
of Physicists, Sigma Pi Sigma.
In order to be eligible for
membership a student ‘ must
maintain a B plus or better
average for three years and
show special scientific apti
tude.
Mary Bo is a Senior at the
University of Georgia, Athens,
where she is majoring in Phys
ics.
Girl Reserves
Met On Monday
PORTERDALE — The J. O.
Porter Jr. Girl Reserves met
on Monday afternoon, April 24,
' in the clubroom in Porter Gym
nasium.
Mrs. Adams’ Eighth Grade
had charge of the interesting
program. Brenda Hawkins led
, the devotional and had Miss
I Mae Hardman, our adviser,
lead us in prayer. Poems were
) read by the following mem
j bers: Brenda Hawkins, Janie
Higginbotham, Janie Bowman,
■ and Kay Chapman, Judy Free
man read a story “Long Live
Peanutbutter”.
Katrina Stone presided in
i the absence of the president,
: Sherrill Crowell. She also gave
| a report on our points. Miss
Hardman urged us to bring in
' our dues and work on getting
the right number of points for
the year.
Following the benediction,
we were dismissed.
Janie Bowman, Reporter.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to say thank
you to our many friends for the
prayers gifts, and flowers that
were sent to us during our op
eration, and while we were in
the hospital.
May the Lord bless you.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Partee,
Porterdale Class
Visits N.C.H.S.
PORTERDALE—On Friday,
April 21, Porterdale School’s
Eighth Grade visited Newton
County High School on a trip
to look over the plans and fa
cilities for the next school
year. Mr. Johnson and Mrs.
Adams, our teachers, accom
panied us.
In the morninfg, we attend
ed a very fine chapel program
given by the Newton Students.
After this program, we went
to the auditorium where we
were entertained by some high
school students. They had pre
pared a sketch in the form of
a conservation which gave us
information about the variety
of educational clubs, sports,
and associations which we
could take part in at Newton
High.
Later, we visited the differ
ent classes and found that
there were many. There were
the regular classes, and there
were classes that helped to
benefit the students with pre
parations for interesting voca
tions after high school.
About the middle of the
morning, we went to listen to
the Newton High School Band.
They played a few songs to
entertain us. and Mr. Basil
Rigney, the band director, in
vited others to join the band.
We had a break about ten
thirty, and some of the group
played in the gymnasium.
For lunch, we had spaghetti
which we enjoyed very much.
We left Newton about
twelve-thirty, and I think all
of us enjoyed the trip.
Robert Fuller,
Class Reporter
Joe S. Rainey
Chosen Phi Beta
Kappa at Emory
The Emory chapter of Phi
Beta Kappa has recently elected
fourteen seniors and six jun
iors to membership.
Thos seniors honored and
their academic majors include;
Mrs. Julie Johnson Askew,
660 Cloverdale Rd, Atlanta,
mathematics: Carole Bissinger,
Bradenton, Fla., Bible and re
ligion; Ansley Boyd, 263 The
Prado NE, history; Rembert
Jordan Glass, Jr., Albany, Ga.,
philosophy; Celia Renee Lan
ford, Stone Mtn., Ga., elemen
tary education; and Charles E.
Levy, 786 Brookridge Dr. NE,
psychology.
Others are Karina Maria
Lichirie, 240 Franklin Rd., hu
manities; Deana F. McCord,
Rome, Ga., history; Donald Mi
chael Martin, Coral Gables,
Fla.; chemistry; William S.
Millians, West Point, Ga.,
chemistry; Edward O. Nix, Ma
rietta, Ga., chemistry; Jesse E.
Stowers, 2026 Deland Dr. NE,
psychology; and Mrs. Carrie
Nell Moye Thompson, Barnes
ville, Ga., history.
Juniors selected are Albert
S. Anderson, 111, 514 Collier
Rd. NW, mathematics; F. Blan
ton Bessinger, Jr., Moultrie,
Ga., chemistry; Lee Buchman,
1739 Pine Ridge Dr. NE, psy
chology -history; William J.
Garland, Jackson, Ga., human
ities; Linda Ann Law, Day
tona Beach, Fla., mathematics;
and Joe S. Rainey, Covington,
Ga., English.
Membership in Phi Beta Kap
pa is primarily based on h i g h
scholastic attainment, breadth
of culture and general promise.
Seniors must have maintained
a 2.25 or better average, while
juniors must have a 2.50 scho
lastic record.
Miss Nickens Is
Awarded A
Scholarship
PORTERDALE — Miss Mary
Claudine Nickens, former resi
dent of Porterdale and grand
daughter of Mrs. Alberta Barn
es, has been awarded a secre
tarial scholarship by the At
lanta Chapter, National Secre
taries Association (Internation
al). The presentation, an an
nual award to a deserving sen
ior secretarial student in an At
lanta high School, was made at
the Secretary-of-the-Y ear
luncheon at the Dinkier Plaza
Hotel last week.
Miss Nickens is a senior at
Hoke Smith High School where
she is active in the Beta Club
and Y-Teens. She works on the
staff of the yearbook and the
newspaper.
“There is something fright
ening about the picture of su
burbia as painted by today’s
magazine and other writers, and
I think I know what it is. It is
the terrifying sameness of it I
all.” — Clara Neal, Kiowa
County (Okla.) Star-Review, j
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DC! Attends
Stale Meeting
Sixteen members of the
Newton County High School
Diversified Cooperative Train
ing Club attended their An
nual Spring Conference at
Epworth-By-The-Sea on St.
Simons Island in Brunswick
last Friday and Saturday. The
group was accompanied by E.
G. McCants, local DCT Coor
dinator and Mrs. McCants.
This conference is held for
the purpose of completing the
years work of the Georgia
Federation of DCT Clubs, giv
ing awards to outstanding
clubs and students and elect
ing new state officers.
The conference was high
lighted by an address at the
Annual Banquet Saturday
night by Mr. Roy Simmons,
Public Relations Coordinator
of the Georgia Division of
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation.
His speech was a direct appeal
to the youth of today to pre
pare themselves for the great
industrial and space age in
which we are now living.
In he overall contest among
the DCT Clubs, Newton Coun
ty rated fourth, in the top five
clubs of the State. Each club is
rated according to its parti
cipation in the program plan
ned by the representatives of
the various clubs and the state
organization.
Eloise Parish received an ex
cellent rating in the job pro
ject Contest. Frank Malcolm
received a good rating in the
area Speech Contest.
The Newton Club received
a superior rating on its overall
activity program in the State
Contest.
Jimmy Martin,
Reporter
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