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Thursday, May !7, 1962
^Society
MRS. LEO MALLARD, Society Editor
PHONE 786-3401 - 3402 PHONE 786-3401 - 3402
Mesdames Harris and Ricker Were
Hostesses at Garden Club Luncheon
The annual luncheon of the
Green Thumb Garden Club was
held Thursday, May 10, in the
Buck and Kid dining room with
Mrs. Walker Harris and Mrs.
Ed Ricker serving as hostesses.
After lunch Mr. T. G. Wil
liams, Jr., Landscape Archi
tect with the Extension Service
of the University of Georgia
gave a most informative talk
on “How to Beautify Our Pa
tio Areas”. Mr. Williams also
showed some beautiful colored
slides to illustrate various
points to be considered when
planning a terrace area.
An impressive candle light
ing ceremony for the installa
tion of new officers was con
ducted by Mrs. R. Pat Camp
bell. The new officers installed
were: President, Mrs. Bill
Vaughn; Ist. Vice - President.
Mrs. Blake Armstrong; 2nd
Vice President, Mrs. Luke Las
siter; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Donald Colquitt; Asst. Secre-
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tary, Mrs. Fred Harwell; Cor
responding Secretary; Mrs. Paul
Fedder; Treasurer, Mrs. Luke
Lassiter: Reporter, Mrs. Ed
gar Phillips; Scrapbook, Mrs.
Tom Freeman and Mrs. Frank
Stone; Parliamentarian, Mrs.
James Hardeman. Mrs. Lanier
Hardeman serves as Advisor
for the club.
After the installation cere
money the annual awards for
the most blue ribbons won dur
ing the year in Arrangements
and Horticulture were pre
sented. Mrs. Luke Lassiter re
ceived the award in the Artis
tice division with five blue rib
bons. Mrs. Fred Harwell receiv
ed Honorable Mention with four
blues. Mrs. Bill Vaughn receiv
ed the Horticulture award with
six blue ribbons and 1 red rib
bon. Mrs. Luke Lassiter receiv
ed Honorable Mention with 6
blues.
Mrs. Vaughn received a love
ly gift from the club in ap
preciation of her service as
President during the past year.
During the course of the bus
iness meeting, the President,
Mrs. Bill Vaughn, named her
committee Chairman for the
new year. Those appointed
were: Yearbook — Mrs. Fred
Harwell, chairman, Mrs. James
Hardman; Program — Mrs..
Luke Lassiter, chairman, Mrs.
Tom Freeman; Projects — Mrs.
Walker Harris, chairman, Mrs.
Loyd Alexander; Ways and
Means — Mrs. Tom Freeman,
Chairman, Mrs. Frank Stone,
Mrs. Fred Harwell; Scrapbook
— Mrs. Frank Stone, chairman,
Mrs. Rom Freeman; Sunshine —
Mrs. Edgar Phillips; Calling —
Mrs. Jimmy Hendrix, Mrs. Don
ald Colquitt.
Mrs. Tom Crenshaw was wel
comed as a visitor.
Ribbons were awarded as fol
lows: Arrangements, Mrs. Luke
Lassiter, Red; Horticulture,
Blue — Mrs. Bill Vaughn, Mrs.
Luke Lassiter, Mrs. Jimmy Hen
drix and Mrs. Blake Armstrong.
The club will recess during
the summer months and will
reconvene in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Har
rison and son, Dendy, of
Greensboro, Georgia were Sun
day afternoon visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Berry.
Hayes-Bailey Betrothal Announced;
Wedding Date Set for June 3
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Hayes of Oxford announce the
Mrs. Sheffield Was Hostess to
Oxford Woman's Club Meeting
The Oxford Woman’s Club
held the May meeting at t h e
home of Mrs. J. P. Sheffield,
with Mrs. Susie Budd and Mrs.
Harold Stephens, cohostesses.
The club sang America after
which Mrs. Ellington lead the
salute to the flag and read the
collect. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approv
ed and Mrs. Baker gave the
treasurer’s report.
Mrs. Bates, who has a beau
ty shop, agreed to give to the
club a percentage of the money
for work done to any member
of the club in her shop.
Mrs. Budd gave an interesting
Mrs. Swann Was Gracious Hostess
To Covington Book Club, Monday
Mrs. W. K. Swann, president
of the Covington Book Club,
entertained the club on May 14.
Mrs. Oscar Spears, niece of
the hostess, was a guest.
During the business meeting
Mrs. Ben Banks was unanim
ously elected to be Ure new
member to fill the vacancy left
by Mrs. E. B. Rogers, who was
elected an honorary member,
as having been a charter mem
ber of the club.
Mrs. Rogers gave a humaniz
ing account of “Women of the
Lovejoy Woman's Society Christian
Service Held Monthly Meeting, Wed.
The Lovejoy Woman’s So
ciety of Christian Service met
at the church May 10 for the
monthly meeting with 13 mem
bers present. Mrs. J. W. Smith,
president, called the meeting
to order and the group sang
“The Kingdom Will Come”.
Mrs. Smith turned the meet
ing over to the program chair
man, Mrs. Ernest Savage
The program began by the
group singing “Jesus Calls
Us”. Mrs. Savage gave the de
votional. The title of the pro
gram was “Rich Toward God
and Giving Ourselves”. Mrs.
Savage gave the introduction
urging the members as they
signed their pledge cards to
pledge themselves as well as
their money. Mrs. J. V. Pick
ett, Mrs. E. B. Ellington and
Mrs. Charles Savage also gave
interesting talks on this sub-
Almon HD Club Enjoys Demonstration
On "Good Posture and Modeling"
The Almon Home Demonstra
tion Club met on May 8 for
their regular monthly meeting
at the Community House. There
were ten members present and
one new member, Mrs. Rufus
Edwards.
Mrs. C. H. Berry, Jr., the
president, welcomed the new
county agent, Mrs. Sara Groves.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. C. H. Berry Sr., after
which both old and new busi
ness was discussed. The trea
surer, Mrs. J. T. Wallace, gave
her report.
Mrs. Berry, Sr., and Mrs.
J. T. Owens, project chairmen
of sewing and gardening gave
short demonstrations on their
projects.
Mrs. Sara Groves gave a dem
onstration on “Good Posture
and Modeling”. A work shop
was held to help Mrs. C. H.
Berry, Jr., prepare for her
trip to the state council in June.
During the social hour games
were enjoyed. Prizes were won
THE COVINGTON NEWS
engagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Sandra Lynn, to Dennis Joseph
Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Bailey, of Lithonia.
The wedding will be solem
nized at the Gum Creek Pres
byterian Church on Sunday af
ternoon. June 3, at four o’clock
in the presence of families and
friends. The Rev. David Dan
iels will perform the double
ring ceremony.
Miss Hayes, an honor gradu
ate of Newton County High
School, is presently employed by
Standard Oil Company, Atlan
ta.
The groom-to-be was gradu
ated from Lithonia High School
and is associated with Overnite
Transportation.
Although no formal invita
tions are being sent, all friends
and relatives are cordially in
vited to attend.
talk on the life of Susanna Wes
ley. The hostesses also had a
contest on Mother’s Dav.
The club will disband during
the summer months. New offi
cers will take charge at the
meeting in September at the
home of Mrs. Victor Williams.
The members of the club gave
a rising vote of thanks to the
out-going officers, who have
served so faithfully.
Mrs. Ellington announced
that the deed to the “Tree that
owns itself”, is in her lock box
at the bank. The club voted to
let it remain there.
Bible”, by H. V. Morton. She
brought vividly to life, Eve,
Sarah and the Witch of Eudor,
in particular, making the mem
bers feel that these women
were real and vital people, liv
ing in their day with the same
emotions, pleasures and trou
bles as confront the home-life
of our day.
A delightful social hour fol
lowed and the club compli
ments and thanked Mrs. Swann
for her fine leadership for the
year.
ject. The pledge cards were
filled out and turned in The
program was concluded with
prayer by Mrs. Savage.
Mrs. Smith presided over the
business session. A motion was
made and carried to raise our
pledge to conference for the
coming year. Several thank
you notes were read. Every
one was asked to fill out their
quarterly report and get them
in on time. It was decided we
would give the youngest and
oldest mother a corsage on
Mother's Day.
Committees were appointed
to buy new curtains for the
fellowship hall and a curtain
for the choir rail. We were
dismissed with prayer during
the social hour. Mrs. Hodgie
Loyd and Mrs. Charles Savage
served delicious home baked
cookies and Coca-Cola.
by Mrs. Berry Jr., Mrs. Groves
and Mrs. T. O. Chapman.
Refreshments consisting of
home-made cake, sherbet, sand
wiches, potato chips, candies
and nuts were served.
The co-hostesses for the af
ternoon were Mrs. C. H. Berry
Sr. and Mrs. J. T. Owens.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
thanks for the many kindnesses
extended us during the recent
illness and death of our moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Sandling.
Especially do we want to
thank Dr. Callaway and Dr.
Tuck for their services.
Mrs. Robert Pirkle
Mrs. Sam Barnett
Mrs. J. M. Whitley
Mrs. Laßue Lawbaugh of
Pensacola. Fla. is enjoying a
visit with Miss Julia Aiken.
In Memoriam
Mrs. Mattie Jettie
Hinton Knight
On the afternoon of Feb
ruary 11, 1962 our Heavenly
Father in His divine wisdom
deemed it best to call home
the spirit of our beloved sister
Mrs. Mattie Jettie Hinton
Knight.
She was born May 24, 1898
and was married to Mr. Thom
as Hinton. To this union was
born eight children. After Mr.
Hinton's death she married Mr.
Virgil Knight.
She united with the Mace
donia Baptist Church in the
summer of 1944. She was in
terested in church work.
Mrs. Knight had a sweet,
pleasing disposition and her
many friends were grieved at
her sudden death.
While we feel keenly our
loss, we bow' to His will who
doeth all things well.
“They never quite leave us,
the friends who have pass
ed,
From the shadow of earth to
the sunlight above,
A thousand sweet memories
are holding them fast
To the places they blest with
their presence and love.
And so consoled, we shall
miss thee, year by year,
And for that higher fellow
ship prepare,
Whilst thou are growing
still more dear
Than when the little time
we had thee here.”
Mrs. Jimmy Ellington
Mrs. Lucy Fuller
Mrs. Tom Jones
Red Oak MYF
Met Sunday
Red Oak MYF had its an
nual Youth Day, Sunday, May
6. Those who took part were
the pastor, J. L. Bailey; song
leader, Ronnie Aiken; Super
intendent, Wayne Rooks; adult
Sunday School class teacher,
Linda Vaughn; Young adult
Sunday School class teacher,
Gary Rooks; Young People’s
Class teacher, Dianne Martin;
Intermediate class teacher,
Lougenia Pulliam; Junior class
teacher, Dale Jones; Primary
class teacher, Lanier Reynolds;
Kindergarten class, Alice Potts.
We enjoyed the sermon by J.
L. Bailey and then took part
in communion.
MYF officers recently elect
ed are: president, Wayne
Rooks; vice-president, Lou
genia Pulliam; secretary, trea
surer, Dianne Martin and re
porter, Linda Vaughn.
Sub-District was held at
Red Oak Monday, May 7, and
the Sub-District officers for
next year were installed.
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Annette Bone is
Charter Member
Delta Phi Beta
Annette Bone, Covington, is
a charter member of Delta Phi
Beta, honor society in science
education, at The Woman’s Col
lege of Georgia in Milledgeville.
Before election to Delta Phi
Beta, students must receive fa
culty recommendations, must
demonstrate qualities of lead
ership and scholarship, and
must exhibit special interest
and abilities in the field of
science.
This year the society cooper
ated in the inauguration of the
Peabody Science Center at the
Peabody Laboratory School of
the woman’s college. Specific
interest for the development of
the center has been shown by
Dr. Werner von Braun, director
of the National Aeronautics
and space Administration; Hon.
Carl Vinson, chairman of the
House Armed Services Com
mittee; Dr. Fletcher Watson,
Graduate School, Harvard Uni
versity; and Dr. Glenn A.
Blough, professor of science
education, University of Mary
land.
Delta Phi Beta also partici
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In Memoriam
To Mrs. Sorrells
In loving memory of our Mo
ther, Grandmother and Great
Grandmother, Mrs. Annie Sor
rells, who left us one year ago,
May 18, 1961.
The cover of life’s book is
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For one we loved so well;
But loving deeds of by-gone
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Are what the pages tell.
Each chapter in it leaves a
thought
As lovely as can be,
For us to keep within our hearts
As lonely as can be.
Surrounded by friends, we are
lonely;
In the midst of love we’re
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blue;
With a smile on our face, we
have a heartache,
Thinking of mother and
grandmother dear.
We miss you no less as time
passes on
Than we did on the day of
your going.
For absence can never close
the door of our hearts,
And the lamp of our love is
still glowing.
As we loved you, so we miss
you;
In our memory you are al
ways near.
Loved, remembered, longed so»
always;
Bringing many a silent tear.
To those who have a mother
and grandmother.
Cherish her with loving care;
You will never know her value
’Til you see her vacant chair.
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