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Ihursday, September 28. 1961 (Our Advertisers Are Assured Os Results)
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Porterdale Womans Club (Morning
Division) Held Meeting Tuesday
PORTERDALE — Mrs. Nina
Day opened the meeting of the
Porterdale Woman’s C 1 u b,
Morning Division, by welcom
ing the sixteen members a n d
one visitor on Tuesday, Septem
ber 19, at ten o’clock. Every
one united to sing “Holly, Holy,
Holy”,
The group united in reading
a “Collect for Clubwomen” and
Mrs. Day led in prayer.
Mrs. L. B. Rice, Jr. read the
minutes and called the roll.
Miss Jordye Tanner reported
on the transactions from the
Evening Division meeting. This
group voted to contribute to
nine causes suggested by the
Executive Committee. These in
cluded the funds for Heart, Po-l
lio, Cancer, Multiple Sclerosis,
Muscular Dystrophy, Bo y
Scouts, Girl Scouts, Mental
Health, and Red Cross. |
Everyone was interested in
the proposed February Ban-|
quet, May Day Festival, a n d |
Summer Picnic. l
Mrs. Lola Drennon acceptedl
the responsibility for the pro
grams for the coming year.
Mrs. Shirley Middlebrooks,
Project Chairman, told of plans
for this group in which every
member will be asked to co
operate and participate.
The refreshment committee
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| for the next meeting was named
z‘as follows: Mrs. Nell Loyd,
.| Mrs. Shirley Middlebrooks, and
| Mrs. Jim Hughes.
| Mrs. Willie Jeffries receiv
| ed the attendance award.
| Mrs. Drennon dismissed the
| formal meeting with prayer.
' Delicious refreshments were
served during a social period.
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Myrtle Combs
| Circle Met
Wednesday
{ The Myrtle Combs Circle of
the Covington First Baptist
!Church met September 20 in
the Educational Building.
( The meeting was open with
gthe repeating of the Watch
'word. Followed by the reports‘
| from each committee.
| The meeting was turned over
{to Mrs. R. H. Greene, who gave
la very interesting program from
|the book “Sharing Our Poses~
’ sions”.
Mrs. Ketchem dismissed thel
meeting with prayer.
| Mrs. Jessie Edwards of Salis
‘bury, North Carolina was the
guest over the weekend of Mr.
| and Mrs. Harry Edwards. |
Pilot Club Held Its September
Meeting At Green Valley Farm
The Pilot Club of Covington,
held its regular program meet
ing at the Green Valley Farm
on September 21.
The covered dishes were
spread outside near the patio
torches. Thirteen members and
one visitor, Mrs. Gloria Rigney,
were present. The newest
member, Mrs. Lillian Jeffares,
was also present.
After a most enjoyable din
ner and fellowship, the mem
bers gathered inside to com
plete the plans for the 2nd Lt.
Governor’s visit to be made by
Mrs. Frances Ford of the Pi
lot Club of Monroe.
Mrs. Ford will help the club
observe Founder’'s Day for Pi
lot International at the Porter
dale Hotel on October 2nd. She
will also be honored at a re-
Officers And Circle Chairmen Make
Yearly Report At Presby. Women Meet
The Women of the Presby
terian Church held their lastl
meeting of the 1960 church
year in Fellowship Hall, Tues
day evening, September 19 at
7:30 p.m. There were 36 mem
bers and two visitors present.
The president, Mrs. E. L.
Patrick, called the meeting to
order. The hymn “My Prayer”
was sung followed with prayer
by Rev. Thomas J. White. The
minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved and
the treasurer's report was
made.
The officers and Circle
chairmen made their yearly
reports. The president also gave
her report., Mrs. L. A. Patrick
expressed appreciation to the
president for the work she
had done during the past year.
The Blue Blessing offering was
taken and Mrs. D. C. Stephen
son dedicated it.
Mrs. Hattie McDonald was
presented a pin and a life
itime membership to the Wo
men of the Church.
~ The followfing officers for
1961 were installed by Mr.
White. They are as follows:
President, Mrs. Hugh King;
vice president, Mrs. L. A. Pat
rick: secretary, Mrs. Foster
Hudson: treasurer, Mrs.
Brooks Greer; Spiritual Life,
Mrs. E. L. Patrick; Christian:
Christian Education, Mrs.
S. J. Morcock; Church Exten
sion, Mrs. E. G. Lassiter Jr.
Annuities and Relief, Mrs.
Johnny Prescott; Mission, Mrs.
D. G. Stephenson; Historian,
Mrs. C. C. Hood; Columbia
Friendship Circle, Mrs. Joe
Durden: Circle chairmen, One,
Mrs. A. A. Guritz: TI, Mrs.
Johnny Hackney; 111, Mrs.
Sam B. Hay Jr.; IV, -Miss
Kathryn Reagan; V, Mrs. James
Johnson.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by Mr. White after
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TROOP 1062
Troop 1062 is working on
their Conservation badge. One
of the things we had to do for
this badge is to visit a fire
station. Monday we went to
the fire station.
Some of the things we learn
ed there are they work in both
Rockdale and Newton County.
In these two counties there are
two fire towers on Rocky Plains
Road. The fire stations are op
erated by the state and county.
Newton and Rockdale County
pay one-third of the cost and
the state pays the rest. At the
fire station the rangers check
the rainfall every 24 hours and
check to see what the fire dan
ger is. This is called fuel mois
ture measurement. The wind is
also checked.
Troop 1062 would like to
thank Mr. Henson for showing
us around and Mrs. Brown for
taking some of us out there.
Susan Cooper, reporter.
Manuel - Lores of Miami,
Florida was the guest of Mike
Lott and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Lott, last week.
Manuel and Mike left Sunday
to assume their school duties
at Georgia Tech in Atlanta,
where they are roommates.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
ception given at the Teachers
Cottage on October 2nd and at
a breakfast on October 3rd.
After all plans were com
pleted, Mrs. Cecile Dial who
is the chairman of the Mem
bership and Pilot Information
Committee, was in charge of
the inspiring services of in
stalling Mrs. Lillian Jeffares
as the new member. Mrs. Lou
ise Kitchens gave the Code of
Ethies. Those who also were
on the program were Mrs. Lois
Hay, Miss Jordye Tanner and
Mrs. Edna Weigel. Mrs. Jef
fares and Miss Martha Ramsey
were presented a Pilot charm
as a little token for being the
new members,
There being no further busi
ness, the meeting was then ad
journed.
which delicious refreshments
were served during the social
hour by Circles I and 11.
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Myrtle Combs Circle Elects Officers
For Coming Year; Mrs. Bush is Chmn.
The officers of the Myrtle
Combs Circle of the First Bap
tist Church for the new year
are: Chairman, Mrs. John
Bush; co-chairman, Mrs. W. R.
Nunn; co-chairman, Mrs. W. R.
publicity, Miss Peggy Bush;
treasurer, Mrs. Tom Heard;
enlistment chairman, Mrs. J.
P. Floyd; program chairman,
Mrs. R. H. Nash; Mission study
chairman. Mrs, C. C. King;
Stewardship Chairman, Mrs.
Fred Ketchem; Community
Migsions chairman, Mrs. J. Wi
Alexander; publications chair
man, Miss Gene Ketchem;
prayer chairman, Mrs. Grady
Walton; pianist, Mrs, James
Birdsong.
Those in charge of circle
programs for October: Mrs. R.
Mrs. Richard Georne Was Hostess
Annie Armstrong Circle Meeting
Mrs. Richard George was
hostess to the Annie Armstrong
Circle of the Womans Mission
ary Society of the First Bap
tist Church on Thursday, Sep
tember 25. Delicious refresh
ments were served the mem
bers and guests as they arrived.
Mrs. Edgar Callaway open
ed the meeting with prayer
and Mrs. Leo Mallard, chair
man, brought the devotional
The secretary and treasurer’s
reports were heard and approv
ed and various other commit
tees gave their reports.
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H. Nash, Mrs. J. L. Bush; No
vember, Mrs. W. R. Nunn,
Mrs. James Birdsong; Decem
ber, Mrs.' J. A. Wall, Mrs. Jim
Harris, Mrs. J. M. Allison,
January, Mrs. C. C. King, Mrs.
R. H. Patterson; February,
Mrs. J. P. Floyd, Miss Mae
Greer; March, Mrs. Fred
Ketchem, Miss Gene Ketchem;
April, Mrs. J. W. Alexander,
Mrs. N. S. Turner; May, Mrs
Robert Bush, Miss Peggy Bush;
June, Mrs. R. H. Greene, Mrs.
E. W. Allen; July, Mrs. Tom
Heard, Mrs. Will Heard: Au
gust, Mrs. R. O. Arnold, Mrs.
J. H. Hooten; September, Mrs.
L. D. Pritchett, Mrs. Grady
Walton and Mrs. Margaret Gil
bert.
Mrs. R. H. Greene, a guest,
brought the members the les
son for the month on Stew
ards: Found Faithful, which
was very inspiring and inter
esting. The meeting was closed
with a circle prayer,
Miss Florence Bower, Mrs.
Lyda Sue B. Hall and h e r
son, John Herbert Hall of At
| hens, attended the graveside
services of their cousin, M.
Raymond J. Lee, Saturday, at
Westview Cemetery, Atlanta.
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The WMS of the First Bap
tist Church will meet in t h e
Educational! building of the
church on Monday at 6:45 p. m.
for a covered dish supper. The
Sara Thornley Circle will be
| HEALTH AND A FALL |
| By DR. M. E. COLLIER
| . An accident need not be severe to be
| B o~ followed by dire result. Falls or jars some-
B times slight which at the time are passed
1‘ b unnoticed are responsible for nerve ime
AN ™ pingement, the effects of which are
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| By t to remember in this day when automobile
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| 8 - . cident to have been serious. e
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\nature often automatically corrects these spinal abnormalities.
|lf, however, this displacement is not automatically corrected,
|means that a slow process of tissue depletion begins. This may
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'organs. So long as the nerve pressure persists, the illness wiil
|continue. That is why the precaution of seeing a Chiropractor
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in charge of the program. 'l”
YWA’s and GA’s will be guests.
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The Newton County Regis
|tered Nurses Association will
| meet Monday evening, October
12 at 7:30 p. m. in the Newton
| County Hospital Dining Room.
| An interesting program is bes
ling planned.
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