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Lovejoy, Red Oak Woman's Society
Christian Service Met Thursday
On April 12th at 6:00 o’clock,
the ladies of Lovejoy and Red
Oak Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service met at Lovejoy
with 26 ladies present to study
the last two chapters of “Un
der Orders”. The program be
gan with the group singing a
hymn. Mrs. J. W. Smith lead
the scripture and Mrs. Sylves
ter Johnson led in prayer. .Mrs.
J. W. Smith, president of Love
joy Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service, welcomed the
ladies of Red Oak and gave the
blessing before going into the
fellowship hall for supper. The
meal was served’ with Mrs.
Corley Coody and Mrs. Tommy
Lassiter as hostesses.
The re-assembly in the
church was at 7:00 o’clock.
Mrs. C. H. Pennington, Chair
man of Missionary Education,
presided. The sth chapter “Ma-
Mrs. James Hardman Was Hostess
To Green Thumb Garden Club Meeting
The April meeting of t h e
Green Thumb Garden Club was
held Thursday at the home of
Mrs. James Hardman with Mrs.
Fred Harwell as co-hostess.
Prior to the business meeting
delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
A f ter the reading in unison
of the Gardners’ Creed, the
President, Mrs. Bill Vaughn,
presided and also gave a very
interesting report on her trip
as the Club’s delegate to the
State Gardens Club Convention
which was held at Jekyll Island.
A report was heard from
Mrs. Tom Freeman, Ways and
Means Chairman, concerning
the suppers the Chib has serv
ed the Lions Club during the
past three months.
Mrs. Frank Stone. Flower
Show Chairman, gave her re
port on the Club’s Flower Show
which was held April 4th in
conjunction with the Open
House at Ficquett School. Mrs.
Stone reported that the show
had a very good attendance.
The Club is always most grate
ful to the public for their sup
port of the flower show, par
ticularly since the proceeds go
for the landscaping of the Fic-
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jor Social Problem Areas" was
given by Mrs. W. C. Johnson,
Miss Jimmi Gillham, Mrs. W.
H. Loyd, Mrs. Charles Savage,
Mrs. Clyde Dodd, Mrs. E. M.
McCart and Mrs. Pennington.
They told of the different pro
blems in the problem area and
how the church could help.
The 6th and last chapter was
given by Red Oak with Mrs.
Bob Blassingame speaking on
"Ten Urgent Emphases”. At
this time, Mrs. Billy Aiken
speaking for the Red Oak la
dies. expressed their apprecia
tion of being invited to Love
joy. “Bless Be the Tie That
Binds” was sung by the group
and the meeting was dismiss
ed with prayer and the bene
diction by Mrs. Hugh Aiken.
There was a short business ।
meeting of the Lovejoy circle i
held after the program.
quett School.
The Horticulture Study for
the month was presented by
Mrs. Frank Stone who gave a
very informative report on
Euonymus.
Those winning awards in ar
rangements were: Blue - Mrs.
Loyd Alexander, Mrs. James
Hardman, Mrs. Fred Harwell,
Mrs. Luke Lassiter. Red—Mrs.
Tom Freeman, Mrs. Donald Col
quitt.
Awards in Horticulture were:
Blue — Mrs. Loyd Alexander,
Mrs. Tom Freeman, Mrs. James
Hardman, Mrs. Fred Harwell,
Mis. Luke Lassiter, Mrs. Bill
Vaughn. Red — Mrs. Donald
Colquitt.
CARD OF THANKS
We are so grateful for the
many kindnesses shown us in
our time of sorrow. We sincere
ly appreciate the prayers, cards,
calls and visits from our friends
and relatives. We thank you
for the trays of food and the
many beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Cleveland Davis
The children and
grandchildren
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(left) who are on-the-job training at Wood and Company.
Mr. Edgar Wood is shown discussing the techniques of sell
ing a typewriter. Although both girls are learning sales work
Linda ia also learning general office work. The girls are
doing an excellent job. according to Mr. Wood.
First Methodist WSCS Met Monday;
Mrs. Arthur Styron Was Speaker
The Woman’s Society of the
First Methodist Church met
Monday afternoon at the
church. Members of the Oxford,
Salem and Porterdale societies
were guests for the afternoon.
The call to worship was giv
en by Mrs. Ben Banks, follow
ed by the singing of “Oh For
a Thousand Tongues to Sing”.
Mrs. E, J. Brown led the pray
er which followed, asking God
to prepare our hearts for the
Easter season and its message.
Mrs. Banks gave words of
welcome and invited everyone
to come to the pre-Easter ser
vices to be held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights of
this week at 7:30 p. m. at the
church.
Calvary Church Circle Has Meeting
At Home of Mrs. Dwight Eaton
Nine members of the Eliza
beth Smith Circle of Calvary
Baptist Church met in the
evening of April 10th at the
home of Mrs. Dwight Eaton of
Oxford. Mrs. Carl Cassidy, the
president, welcomed those who
attended and then opened the
meeting for business. After the
minutes were read and ap
proved. the members complet
ed their monthly report sheets.
Each chairman gave her report
for the month. Mrs. James Har
ris, Community Missions Chair
man, reported that donations
of Christian literature were
still being received and that the
material would soon be distri
buted in the Newton County
Hospital as reading sources for
those confined there. Mrs. Ro
bert Baker was elected as the
new secretary for the remaind
er of the business year.
Plans were discussed con
cerning the party to celebrate
Mrs. Jarrard Is Gracious Hostess
To Club Members at Oxford Home
Mrs. C. C. Jarrard was a gra
cious hostesses on Wednesday
afternoon, when she entertain
ed members of her club at
bridge.
Graceful lilac sprays, pink
azaleas and purple iris, in a
pir.k lustre container, payed
deference to springtime as the
living room’s focal arrangement.
Small tables, overlaid with
white, where guests were serv
ed a delicious sweet course and
coffee, held centerpieces of
purple violets and pink begon
ia blossoms.
In the rounds of bridge en
joyed throughout the after
neon. Mrs. A. A. Aenchbacher
THE COVIN GTON NEWS
Following the song, “All Hail
the Power”, Miss Lucy Banks
introduced Mrs. Arthur Sty
ron, president of the North
Georgia Conference WSCS.
Standing behind a worship cen
ter consisting of Easter lilies
and an oil painting of Christ
in the Garden, she gave a beau
tiful Easter story, “The Garden
of Joseph”. This was presented
in a most effective way and
held the audience spellbound
for half an hour. The annual
pledge service was then held,
with members of the society
placing their pledge cards on
the altar while soft organ mu
sic played. Mrs. Styron con
cluded the meeting with the
benediction.
the 25th anniversary of the
Womens’ Missionary Society
program in Southern Baptist
Churches. This celebration was
held Saturday night, April 14th
in the church annex.
Mrs. Cassidy turned the
meeting over to Mrs. Eaton, the
Program Chairman. Mrs. J. T.
Kirkly began the program with
prayer. The topic of the pro
gram was “The Bible Instructs
Us —Thoroughly” which is the
first of three programs to be
presented on “Being Christian
in Human Relationships”.
Before the close of the meet
ing, Mrs. James Harris offered
the use of her home on the
Madison Highway, just beyond
the Covington Veterinary Clin
ic, for the meeting in May. Mrs.
Robert Baker closed the meet
ing with prayer. The hostess
served refreshments during the
fellowship period which fol
। lowed.
of Social Circle won top score,
and Mrs. W. S. Cook was the
consolation prize recipient.
Other club members playing
were: Mesdames Grady Hays,
Reuben Tuck, Linton Smith,
Joe T. Webb, and B. C. Chap
man.
Marilu Pittman
Circle Met
Monday, P'dale
PORTERDALE — The Mari
lu Pittman Circle of the Julia
A. Porter Memorial Methodist
Church met in the Young Adult
Class of the Church on Mon
day, April 9. Nine members
and one visitor were present.
Mrs. Travis Johnson open
ed the meeting with prayer.
After a brief business ses
sion, Mrs. Lucile Ray present
ed the program. Mr. M. B. Shaw
was the guest speaker who used
as his subject, “Responsible
Christian - ’, which was inspir
ing and challenging.
M s W. C. Ivey closed the
meeting with prayer, after
which members were served
delicious cake and coffee.
Mrs. Travis Johnson invited
ladies of the circle to meet in
her home on Lakeview Drive on
May 14 at seven-thirty o’clock.
ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY
IV (‘home
Xvighbttr!
M. S. M.
“If from cherished childhood
scenes
Fate and fortune have brought
you here,
And your heart still homeward
leans;
Remember —New friends with
time grow dear.
Your joys, your sorrows are of
ours a part,
So. help us to know you that |
we may share
This experience of Life, with
open heart;
Welcome Neighbor! We’re glad
you are here.”
We are indebted to Newton
County High School this week
for bringing us “new neigh
bors”, who are doing their
practice teaching here
from the University of Geor
gia.
Ferrell D. Warfen, a Col
quitt County native, who spent
much of his life in Thomas
County, is with the Chemistry
and Physics Departments of
the School. He enjoys all spec
tator sports, and enjoys par
ticipating in most of them.
Bowling, fishing, music and
hunting are also narnsi among
his hobbies.
Mr. Warren, who is a wel
come addition to the First Bap
tist congregation, as well as
other phases of community life,
lives at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ken
nedy, recently arrived from
Athens, are at home at their
apartment at 213 Brookhaven
Drive.
Mr. Kennedy, a native of
Lyons, is with the History De
partment of NCHS. Hunting,
fishing and spectator sports are
named as favorite hobbies.
Mrs. Kennedy, who claims
Reidsville as her home town,
lists reading, music, choir work
and fishing among her hobbies.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy are
welcome additions to the
younger married contingent,
and the Baptist congregation of
which they are members.
Adams-Peppers
Nuptials Performed
Mrs. Charlotte Adams of Ox
ford, announces the marriage
of her daughter, Barbara Hen
drix Adams, to Gary William
Peppers of Atlanta. The mar
riage took place at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond L. Dunn
on Webster Drive, friends of
the couple. Rev. Harding J.
Simms, the , father of Mrs.
Dunn, performed the ceremony
on February 12.
Mrs. Peppers has been at
tending Georgia Baptist Hos
pital nursing school but will
enter the University System,
where she will be working to
ward a degree in Education.
The couple will make their
home in Atlanta where Mr.
Peppers also continues bis stu
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Met Thursday
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stration Club held its monthly I
meeting at the Clubhouse on
April 12 with 11 members and
one visitor. Mrs. Robert Canady,
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The meeting was called to i
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Oxford announce the birth of
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Lillian Kimberly, on April 10.
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Clarice King, daughter of Mrs.
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Douglas Yancey. She read a
poem “Easter Bells ’.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. W. C. Bates, which was
। taker, from Matthew. Chapter
28.
I Mrs. W. C. Savage called the
jroll and read the minutes. The
treasurers -erort was given by
Mrs. J. F. Bum..
“Happy Birthday” was sung
i to Mrs. J. F. Burns.
Plans were made for club
members to attend the fashion
show and tea to be held at
Rich’s on Maj' 1.
Mrs. Arthur Hargrove gave
a most interesting demonstra
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more as County Demonstrator.
We enjoyed her demonstrations
>1 very much.
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served by the hostesses, M rs.
H Jessie Piper and Mrs. W. C.
’ Bates.
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