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Thursday, May 24, I9W
News Notes From
Salvm
By Mr». Douglas Yancey
Good morning to each of y o u
eaders this beautiful Monday
morning! Hope that everyone is
well and happy and will continue
that way. and to the sick we send
best wishes for a speedy recov
ery.
There isn't anything quite so
much fun as for a group of old
friends to get together for a day
of fellowship and fun. That is just
what happened to the Salem Re-
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I porter and the better-halt on Sun
day. May 20. A group of close
, friends gathered at our home for
i a picnic lunch and a day of re
minicing. The friendships that
were renewed and enjoyed by each
i one present began back in 1918
and for those who did ‘‘stay in
ouch” has lasted down through
the years. We have all become
grandparents and each grand
mother came on Sunday armed
I with her own "Grandmother’s
Brag Book’ and it is needless to
say we enjoyed looking at the pic
tures of our own and our grand
. children and exchanging those
never-to-be-forgotten yarns
about our courting days. Among
those who were our guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hammons
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>f Riverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
.lailey of Avondale Estates, Mr
and Mrs. C T. Johnson ot Porter
iale Mrs MalUe Stroud of At
anta was a weekend guest and on
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Bowden of Covington were our
guests at Plane View.
Mrs Hubert Grier was the
gracious hostess to the Ethel
Belcher Circle of the Julia A. Por
ter WSCS last Tuesday night at
her home Eleven members and
one visitor enjoyed the meeting,
Mrs Griers hospitality and a tour
through her beautiful new home on
Salem Road. Mr and Mrs. Grier
and the Otis Allen family joined
other members of the Grier fam
ily for a picnic and the birthday
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celebration of their mother, Mrs.
Grier, at Grant Park in Atlanta.
Sunday.
Donald Sax age was home with
his parents the Cliftord Savages
for the weekend from Georcia
Tech. Last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Savage visited Mr.
and Mrs Al Hix and baby in Cov
ington
Mr. and Mrs. John Addison and
son, Johnny were dinner guests of
I Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Fears on
I Friday night.
Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Fears
and son. Morris went to Middleton
on Mother’s Day for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Langston. Mrs.
Langstons' Salem friends are
happy to know she is recovering I
satisfactorily at her home follow
ing surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ramsey I
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr 1
John Z Almand in Conyers, Thurs
day night
Visi'ors tr the Raymond Thomp
son Sr. home on Mother's Da y |
were their children. Mr. and Mrs ;
J W Thompson and daughters.
Mr and Mrs. L. R Thompson ■
and family of Decatur, Flarold
Thompson and sons, Dennis and
Keith and Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Thompson Sr and family.
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were visitors of Mr. and Mrs Ra
। mond Thompson on Thursday.
The Aaron Kemp family ani
Mrs. Douglas Robertson, went t'
Bowden. Sunday where they attend
ed Homecoming Day at Mr. Kemps
childhood church.
Mrs. G. W Ramsey was guest ot
Mrs. Ruben Hull at Oak Hill on
i Tuesday, when Mrs. Hull enter
’ tamed a few close friends with a
spend - tlie day party.
—
Mrs. Manson Miller's guest last
Wednesday and Friday were Mrs
Jim McGiboney, Mrs. Homer
Grier and Mrs. Jack Standard ot
Oxford, Mrs. Carroll Johnston and
daughter, Debbie of Covington,
Irs Jim Savage of Porterdale,
Irs Odessa Mihner and children
i Covington On Friday night,
liss Sandra Piper of Conyers was
he guest of Miss Mary Alice
tiller On Sunday afternoon, the
Mtllers were joined by Mrs. Clark
Hawk ot Porterdale, when they
went “ixip calling'' on the o t h e r
Dial sisters and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gallo
way had as their guests over the
weekend Mr. and Mrs Orel I
Galloway Sr of Porterdale, Mrs
Orel! Galloway Jr., Judy and David
of Covington. Miss Brenda Faye
Wiggins of Milstead, Mrs Mary
Bailey of Conyers and Mr. and
Mrs, Roger Cannon of Lawrence
ville.
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PAGE THIRTEEN
Eugene Stall*worth and Mrs.
Ray Moore made a business trip
tc Atlanta Monday.
Atlanta Third Battalion Fire
Chief, Wylie A. Pope, treated
at the Atlanta Easter Seal Re
habilitation Center says, “I
could never say enough about
the Easter Seal Center. . . it’s
been a life-saver. .. I'm back ■ n
the job again, thanks to t h e
excellent treatment I received.”
If the 23fi,401 crippled child
ren and adults who received
treatment from Easter Set!
Centers aenxs the nation last
year were gathered together,
they would comprise nearly
half of Atlanta City p.oper