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Piano Students, Teachers Present
Program at Covington Music Club
The Covington Music Club
held its meeting March 27,
1962 at the Ficquett Junior
High School. After a brief busi
ness session, Mrs. Tom Har
well, president, turned the:
program over to the memberl
performers.
The first number, Handel’s
Passacaglia, was performed
with artistic ability, particular
ly in the initiative passages, by
Mrs. Alvin Rape and Mrs. Jack
Patterson. Allegro Brilliant, by
Josef Low’, was the number
performed by Mrs. Harwell and
Mr. Harold Mann; brilliant tone
and rhythmic vitality enlivened
the performance.
Two Schubert numbers were
performed by Mrs. Martin
Goode and her daughter, Miss
Elise Goode. The two move
ments of the Sonata, Allegro
Moderato and Andante, were
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played with balanced tone and
musical insight. The popular
Kindermarsche delighted the
audience in this duet form. The
last number was a Polish
Dance, by Scharwenka, per
formed by Mrs. E. W. Exley
and Mr. Harold Mann. Its rhy
thmic variations were artisti
cally emphasized by the ar
tists.
After this highly enjoyable
program the meeting was ad
journed.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank every
one, who remembered me while
I was a patient in Newton
County Hospital. The doctors
and nurses were real nice and
sweet.
May God bless each of you.
Mrs. Mary Stanton
Miss McGuire Accorded Special
Recognition New York Academy
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Miss Patricia McGuire, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mc-
Guire, was accorded especial
recognition in graduation ex
ercises of The American Aca
demy of Dramatic Arts”, New
York City, on April 3, when
she was the recipient of the
Jehlinger Award, as the best
actress of the year.
The award was made by
Academy Vice- president
Worthington Miner, who is pro
ducer of U. S. Steel Hour on
Television. Given in honor of
the late Charles Jehlinger,
Academy Director for fifty
years, the award is presented
Circle Five of Presbyterian Church
Met Tuesday at Mrs. McCord's Home
Evening Circle No. 5 of the
Presbyterian Church held its
April meeting Tuesday night
with Mrs. Jay McCord.
The Chairman, Mrs. Foster
Hudson, opened the meeting
with a poem, “The Hands and
The Heart”. Mrs. Hugh King
followed with prayer. Miss
Trudy Wells introduced Mrs.
E. L. Patrick who gave t h e
Bible Study “Time to Wash
Presbyterian Circle Four Met
At Home of Mrs. Thomas White
Circle No. 4 of the Covington
Presbyterian Church met Tues
day night, April 3, at the manse
with Mrs. Tom White serving as
hostess.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
annually to the man and wo
man, who have come nearest
attaining the ideas of the re
vered director. These included
not only dramatic achievement,
but a high standard of per
sonal and professional ethics.
Joshua Logan, a prominent
director of plays and movies,
was guest speaker for the
graduation exercises in which
Miss McGuire was one of sev
en Southerners in the class of
75. Vince Edwards, television's
“Dr. Ben Casey”, was a 1959
graduate of the Academy; and
many of the former graduates,
now in movies and TV, attend
ed the exercises.
Miss McGuire is a graduate of
Newton County High, class of
'56. She attended Florida State
University and LaGrange Col
lege. where she received her
A. B. degree, with a major in
drama, in 1960. During the
summer of 1959 she worked
with Priscilla Beach Theatre in
Plymouth, Mass.; and entered
the American Academy of
Dramatic Arts in Feb. 1961. At
the end of the first six months,
the young artist was awarded
a SSOO Scholarship of Merit;
and has continued her progress
in the dramatic field.
Miss McGuire will spend her
vacation in May with her pa
rents here. Many local friends
join in congratulations, to Pat
ricia, for her splendid record
of achievement in dramatics.
Our Hands”. Let’s Learn About,
“Highter Education”, was given
by Mrs. James Lord.
The minutes were read and
approved with ten members
answering roll call and two vis
itors welcomed.
Mrs. Foster Hudson gave a
report on the Area meeting
held in Decatur last week.
Delicious refreshments were
served during the social hour.
The meeting was called to or
der by the chairman after which
the group repeated the Lord’s
Prayer. Miss Lucy Banks pre
sented a most inspiring Bible
Study entitled, “Time To Wash
Our Hands”, taken from James
4:1 - 12. Hariette Benton then
presented the “Let’s Learn
About”, on Higher Education.
Miss Jane Reagan gave a re
port of the District meeting in
Decatur and two members
volunteered to remember our
college students this month.
The roll was called with 10
members and two visitors pre
sent. There was a total of 18
visits reported for the month of
March. Miss Lucy Banks closed
the business meeting with
prayer after which the group
enjoyed a delightful social hour
with refreshments being serv
ed by the hostess.
Newborn WSCS
Met Wednesday at
Mrs. Craft's Home
The Newborn WSCS met in
the home of Mrs. Asbury Craft
Wednesday afternoon with a
good attendance. Mrs. T. W.
Binford, president, called the
meeting to order with the song,
“Have Thine Own Way Lord”.
Mrs. Charles Williams led in
the opening prayer.
The president welcomed
every one with Mrs. H. G. Hig
gins, District President, and
Mrs. Charles Williams of De
catur, being welcome visitors.
The minutes were read and
approved with the treasurer
giving the financial report and
collecting dues.
A linen shower for April 23,
at the children's Home in De
catur was made. The group
was invited to Covington First
Church on April 16. at 3:30
and 'A Day Apart”, beginning
at 10 will be held in the Glenn
Memorial Church at Oxford.
Mrs. Craft presented her
husband, Rev. Craft, who spoke
on the subject. “Our Fast Mov
ing Society”. This was enjoyed
by all. Mrs. Higgins gave the
high lights of the North Geor
gia Conference held recently in
Augusta at St. John’s Ch/irch.
After the song, "America the
Beautiful”. Mrs. Higgins dis
missed with prayer.
Laura Lynn Berry
Christened Sunday
Little Miss Laura Lynn Ber
ry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Berry, was christ
ened at the Monticello Meth
odist Church, Sunday, April 8.
The Rev. Randall Williamson
conducted the impressive ser
vice of dedication.
For the service Laura wore
the hand made dress in which
her paternal grandmother, as
well as her older sister, Marla,
had been christened.
Among those attending the
service were Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Corley Jr., Miss Cynthia
Corley, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Corley Sr., Starrsville; Mrs. T.
C. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Gay, John Corley, Covington;
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Davis, Al
mon; Bob Corley, Atlanta and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen, Eu
dora.
Mrs. H. C. Hyatt
Observes Her
84th Birthday
Mrs. H. C. Hyatt observed
her 84th birthday Saturday
with her children, grandchil
dren and three great-grand
children Joey Leveritt, Li
thonia, Marty Edge, Porterdale
and Denny Rosser of College
Park, attending.
Mrs. Hyatt, who has been
confined to her bed since De
cember enjoyed the many visits
of friends and members of her
family as well as the beautiful
flowers and many lovely gifts
bestowed upon her in obser
vance of her birthday.
Miss Whisnante, Bride-Elect,
Honored at Pine Grove Shower
Miss Victoria Whisnan e was
honored Friday night at P i n e
Grove Community House with
a bridal shower given by Mrs.
Eugene Elliott.
Yellow carnations were used
in artistic arrangements
throughout the room. The re
freshment table held a center
piece of yellow carnations
flanked by a miniature doll
dressed in a white wedding
gown and brides maids dressed
in yellow. Backing this were
gold candlesticks with burning
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Cynthia Harris
Makes Tift
Dean's List
Miss Cynthia Harris has been
named among 92 Tift College
students receiving recognition
on the Winter quarter Dean’s
list, according to an announce
ment by Professor Gordon S.
Miller, Assistant Dean.
The list includes those stu
dents who have maintained a
2.25 quarter point average for
the quarter’s work.
Miss Harris, daughter of Mr.
and ”rg. Walter H. Harris
Route 4, Covington, is a mem
ber of the Sophomore class and
is a member of W. A. A.. B. S.-
U., S. N. E. A., and Varsity
Basketball.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin
cere appreciation to our
friends, neighbors and relatives
for all their many kindnesses
shown during the recent illness
and death of our husband and
father.
We do thank you for all the
prayers, visits, cards, trays of
food and lovely flowers.
Sincerely,
Mrs. R. S. Ellington
Mrs. Robert Ellington
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
English
Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Conoly
Mrs. Van Freeman of Jack
son; Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Vin
ing, Oliver Jr., Atlanta; Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Bower, Bethle
hem were the visitors of Miss
es Vivian and Florence Bower,
Herbert Bower and Mrs. Lyda
Sue B. Hall, this week.
yellow tapers. Serving coffee
at one end of the table was
Mrs. Elmer Hitchcock and at
the other end of the table Mrs.
Hulon Adams served punch.
Completing the table’s appoint
ments were trays of dainty
open faced sandwiches, decor
ated caKe squares, mints and
nuts.
Miss Whitnante selected for
the occasion a brown and yel
low silk prink with which she
wore a white carnation corsage,
which was presented to her by
the hostess.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our ap
preciation to everyone for their
kindness during our recent be
reavement. Every card, flower
and tray were deeply appre
ciated.
May God bless each and every
one.
Mrs. Hulon Ridling
Jackie Ridling
Mrs. Annie Ridling
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sowell
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ridling
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Mrs. W. T. McGuire has re
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where she attended the gradu
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