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LI.'.\'URIO!JS STYLING of Pontiac’s 1962 sports coupe models is graphically illustrated
by these views of the sparkling new Bonneville. A smaller rear window and a lower
roof design give this two-door hardtop the rakish look of a softtop convertible. A divided
\_-shfxpcd grille of horizontal bars exemplifies the smooth flowing lines and the Bonne
ville’s generous full-length side moulding accentuates the car’s long, low and sleek
appearance. This same new look in hardtops is found in the Catalina sports coupe.
News Notes From
High
Point
By MRS. OBIE PARKER
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moss and
Jimmy were recent dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Al
ford.
Friends of Mrs. Lee Terry are
glad to know that she was able to
return home Sunday from New
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“WHERE THE BEST COSTS NO MORE"
Announcing!
NEW LOCATION OF
BECKY'S
BEAUTY SHOP
From
1203 Odum Street
To
110 REYNOLDS ST.
Formerly Capes Beauty Shop
Phone 786-3844
We Cordially Invite All Our Friends
To Visit Us At Our New Location
(Our Advertisers Are Assured Os Resulfs)
ton Hospital, where she had been
‘a patient for two weeks. Mrs.
Terry received a broken hip in a
liall. and her many friends are
| wishing for her a speedy recovery.
I Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Johnson were Mr. and Mrs.
XAllen Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Savage of Covington and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Bohanan of Stewart.
An enjoyable day was spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Mask in the Stewart Com
munity when their children, grand
| children, great-grandchildren, fri
lends and other relatives gathered
for the day together. Those enjoy-
ing the day from High Point with |
the Mask family were: Mr, and|
Mrs. Oscar Mask, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Mask and family, Mr. andl
Mrs. Preston Johnson and Sammy,
Mrs. Lois Norman, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Obie
Parker and Mr. and Mrs, Clint|
| Piper. |
l Mrs. Mell Byron of Dublin is on
an extended visit with her mother,
Mrs. Lee Terry. !
Graveside services for the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.” Dan|
|H. Whitlow of Atlanta were held |
{ Friday afternoon, Sept. 8 in the
High Point Cemetery. Blanchard
Funeral Home of Atlanta was in
charge of arrangements. Rev. Hud
son Moody and Rev. William Cagle
|officiated. Surviving besides the
iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Whitlow
lare her grandparents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Mr. and
| Mrs. H. Whitlow of Carnesville.
| Sincere sympathy is extended to
| them in their bereavement. ‘i
E Miss Alice Dawkins of Hapeville
spent the weekend at her home
| here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moss are
receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of a grandson at the
{home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest
IDarby.
! The W. M. S. of the High Point
{ Baptist Church held its regular
| monthly meeting at the home of
| Mrs. James Tuggle with a good
| number present. Mrs. W. J. Lane,
| president, called the meeting to
'order by leading the watchword,
| followed with prayer by Mrs.
' Thomas Johnson. After a short
| business meeting, Mrs. Lane pre
sented a very interesting program
%on State Mission work assisted by
several of the members. Mrs.
!Obie Parker dismissed the meet
iing with prayer. During the social
{ hour, Mrs. Tuggle served delicious
[refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
| Dewey Steele. ‘
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Tuggle
! spent several days recently vaca
tioning at St. Simons Island.
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| News Notes From
| -
| Starrsville
? BY MRS W. L. BARBER
|
i Mrs. R. 8. Epps and Miss
| Frances Epps of Milledgeville
| were the guests of Mrs. C. C.
| Epps, Thursday.
! Mrs. Dewey Kenerly spent sev
'eral days last week at Jekyll
i Island.
‘ Miss Mary Jane Dixon returned
| to Middle Georgia College at Coch
| ran, Monday.
E Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Davis of
| Almon were the weekend guests
|of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
iW. H. Corley Jr.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson of
| Rome were the weekend guests of
| Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Russell. Miss
| Marie Johnson spent Friday
| night with the Russells and left
|for Sandersville Saturday where
' she will teach.
| The A. C. Ewings, the Charles
{ Ewing family, Mr. and Mrs. Mort
| Ewing, Mrs. F. E. Ewing and
| Miss Julia Ewing attended a bar
| be-cue Sunday at Mr. and Mrs.
MJim Young’'s home at Brickstore.
Rev. Asbury Craft filled his re
gular appointment here Sunday.
| Revival will start Sept. 24 with
%Rev. Bob Kerr as guest minister.
Mrs. D. B. Dixon spent Thurs
|| day in Atlanta.
News Notes From
Cedar
Shoals
By MRS. E. G. Sv. .ZER
Mrs. Ben Ogletree will entertain |
her Training Union Class of th et
County Line Church at her home.;
Saturday night. Every member
of her class is invited. g |
George Terry of Conyers visitedl
Mrs. Allie Tankersley, Sunday
afternoon. ‘
Miss Lynda Mitchell attended |
the Dial reunion at the Legion
Home in Covington, Sunday.
Mrs. Nannie Gunn and Mrs.
Maybell Hewell visited Mrs. Ben
Ogletree Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steadham and
Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. Plez
Knight, Sara and Susie, Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Jones of!
Jackson Hwy. visited Mr. and|
Mrs. E. H Underwood; Sunday |
afternoon. |
Joe Middlebrooks left this week |
for Fort Worth, Texas, where he|
has accepted a position. |
Wayne Underwood spent Sun-|
day afternoon with Charles Sears |
in Porterdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Floyd and
children of Atlanta and Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. McGuire of Summer
ville spent Wednesday with Mr.|
and Mrs. D. L. Floyd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rye and
Lewis Caldwell of Covington visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Veal, Sun.i
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maloney!
and Mrs. Corrie Ozburn, Elizabeth
and Mrs. Lucile Bowles attended
the funeral of Mrs. R. L. Ozburn
at Prospect Church in Jasper
County Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Garnett Hamrick of River
dale spent Sunday with Mrs. Cor
rie Ozburn.
Miss Sue Thompson and Mr s,
E. G. Switzer visited Miss Ruth
‘Davis at Rocky Plains, Wednes
‘day afternoon.
’ Friends of Mrs. Milton Polk are
‘glad to know she returned home
from Georgia Baptist Hospital on
Tuesday, after undergoing sur
\gery last week and she is now on
the road to recovery.
Mrs. E. H. Underwood visited
Mrs. E. G. Switzer Tuesday after
noon and Mrs. Ila Randle of Cov—‘
ington was her guest Wednesday
afternoon, : ]
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Maddox and Mrs. J. B. Pattersoni
are glad to know they are im
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Strawn
and Mrs. Carl Patterson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Maddox one
afternoon last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Morris of |
Marietta were the weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hewell,
Mrs. Dora Benedict spent Satur
day and Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Walker Martin in Porter
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Partee andi
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bray of Cov- |
ington were supper guests of Mr. |
and Mrs. Gerald Kitchens Friday.’
Mrs. Dora Benedict spent Mon
day with Mrs. Roy Darby. l
Mrs. Eunice Whatley of Coving- |
ton spent Sunday with Mrs. Estelle
Whatley. i
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCart visit- |
ed Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCart
in Covington, Tuesday afternoon. |
Mr. and Mrs. James Benton andi
Tim spent Sunday afternoon with |
Mrs. Mable Stapp at Walnut|
Grove. &
e i
Mrs. Hugh McCart visited Mrs. |
Rollie C. Thompson in Porterdale,
Monday evening. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mask of
Social Circle visited Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Miller, Sunday afternoon. |
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan‘
and children visited Rev. and Mrs.
C. L. Moody and family at Rocky |
Plains, Saturday evening. {
Mrs. Robert Sullivan and child
ren spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bowers in Por
terdale. |
b i |
Bobby Hamilton is a patient in|
the VA Hospital. We hope he will|
soon be able to be home. ;
Mrs. Charles Moody and child
ren of Rocky Plains visited Mrs.
Robert Sullivan and children Mon
day afternoon. |
Thomas Brightwell of Atlanta |
was the weekend guest of his aunts
Mrs. Alice Birdsong and Miss/
THE COVINGTON NEWS
News Notes From
Salem
By Mrs. vouglas Yancey
Hello, to everyone this morning
and I hope everyone is well and
happy this week. If you will
allow me, 1 will come in, sit be
side you and tell you what has
been happening around Salem for
the past few days.
Ripe pears and pear blossoms
on the tree all at the same time
would be sort of a freak to see ——‘
well, that has taken place in the
vard of the Salem Reporter. At
this time, ripe pears and blossoms
are both on the tree.
Mrs. G. L. Dobey of Decatur is
spending a few days with her dau
ghter, Mrs. O. E. White and fam
ily. Other guests of the Whites
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Hutchison and Mike for luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook and family,
also of Decatur, joined the group
for an afternoon visit. ;
Frank Burns of Blythe spent
Monday night with his mother,
Mrs. J. F. Burns.
Mrs. J. F. Burns, Mrs. Slade
Ellington and Mrs. G. W. Ramsey
all visited Mrs, Douglas Yancey,
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yancey
went to Finchersville Sunday
afternoon for a visit with Mr s.
J. T. Fincher and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Hodges.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bates went
to Atlanta Friday to visit Mr s.
B. F. McCullough and other rela
tives. On Sunday they spent the
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hargrove Sr.
Annie Bf'ightwell. Mrs. J. F Ba\i-'i
ley Jr. and Ann also visited themi
one afternoon.
Frank Wild of Monticello and
John Baughcum of Decatur visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Plez Knight and
Mrs. Dora Speer, Thursday after
noon.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gates of
Reynolds joined Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Wilson and attended the
funeral of Mr. Beeler Foster at
Milstead, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hewlett Piper
visited Mr. and Mrs. Alton Phil
lips mear McDonough Wednesday
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We usually can install heaters the day they are purchased.
We sell all heating equipment on easy terms with just a small down payment.
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PHONE — 786-7077 19 E. SQUARE COVINGTON, GEORGIA
(Largest Coverage Any Weekly In The State)
of Decatur spent Thursday and
Friday with the A. L. Hargroves
Jr. at “Old Hundred."
Miss Pauline Hull of the Zion |
Community is visiting her sister.‘
Mrs. G. W. Ramsey for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Slade Ellington
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Savage, Sun. night.
Other guests of the Savages were
Ledr. Clarence Robey on Fri
day night and their son Donald
is home for a two weeks vacation
before taking up his junior year of
work at Tech.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ramsey,
Miss Pauline Hull and Mrs. Doug
las Robertson and children went
to Atlanta Sunday afternoon for a
visit with the Herbert Cooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Kemp of
Bowdon and their children spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Kemp and family.
Mr. R. E. Kemp and daughter
also of Bowdon spent Sunday with
the Troy Kemp family.
Mrs. Hulda Kirkland and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Berry went to
Jonesboro Sunday where they at
‘tended the funeral of James
Willard Thomas, a nephew of
Mrs. Kirkland’'s who died with a
heart attack at the age of 22 years
old. Sincere sympathy is extend
ed to the family in their bereave
ment.
Truck Taxes Give
Newton $17,081
Bonus For Roads
Trucks which never u s e
Newton County’s roads helped
during the past fiscal year to
supply $17,081 for their upkeep.
Georgia law apportions each
years about $9 million from
state fuel tax receipts among
the 159 counties for their own
road use. Total for Newton
County last year was $62,570
with taxes paid by truck own
ers accounting for the $17,081,
according to the Georgia Motor
Trucking Association, Atlanta.
GMTA based its figures on
the fact that trucks, comprising
18.4 per cent of Georgia's reg
istered vehicles, pay an esti
mated 27.3 per cent of the
lstate’s highway use tax reve
nues.
Total annual truck tax pay
ment in Georgia for the privi
lege of sharing in use of t h e
state’s roads is more than $35
million, more than 6 times the
total taxes paid by railroads in
Georgia, GMTA reported.
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