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^Society Newsi
=F MRS. LEO MALLARD, Sociaty Editor
PHONE 786-3401 - 3402 PHONE 786-3401 - 3402
Duo of Luncheons at Anderson Home
Lends Interest to Social Calendar
The attractive boat* of the 1
Jame> Andersons fa med the i
appropriate setting for con
secutive luNcheons on Tuesday j
and Wednesday, at which Mrs. |
Anderson- complimented two.
friends who plan to depart in ,
the near future, to take up j
residence elsewhere.
Miss Judy Greer, of Emory
at Oxford- Faculty, who will
soort join the faculty of Win
throp College in Rock Hill, S
C., Was the central figure at <
Tuesday's luncheon. I
Blue hydrangeas in a ceram
ic container, lent a colorful
note ms the living room; and ■
ariangtments of gardenias
werw used at vantage points ;
throughout the rooms thrown 1
open for entertaining.
The luncheon table held an <
arrangement of fragrant mag- ]
nolia blossoms in a silver veg
etable dish; and fruit formed
the buffet arrangement.
For the occasion. Miss Greer j ।
wore a white eyelet embroidery i i
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Phone 786-7077 19 E. Square Covington, Ga.
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I Covers were laid for the fol-
I lowing guests: Mis* Martha
, Branham, Mrs. Gary Hinton,
i Mrs. Philip Cohen, Mrs. Char-
I lie Burnette, Mrs. Joe Hay
more, Mrs. Waller Murphy,
and Mrs. David Butler, Jr. of
LaGrange.
Wednesday’s bridge-luncheon
complimented Mrs. Bobby Way,
Who with her family will soon
take up residence in Evans,
where Mr. Way will serve as
coach at Evans County High
School.
Mrs. Way wore a black satot
ton sheath, with white net
yoke.
In the rounds of bridge fol
lowing the luncheon. Mrs. Bill
McDowell won top score; Mis.
Jerry Capes, bingo; and Mrs.
John Fuller was consolation
prize recipient.
Enjoying the occasion were:
Mesdames Capes, McDowell
and Fuller, prize winners: Mes
dames Warren Kirkland, Walk
er Campbell, Howard Brooks,
and Sam B Hay, Jr.
Miss Florence Fowler to Wed
James Lowe Peacock 111 of Tifton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raphael
Fowler of Covington, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Florence Turner Fow
ler. to James Lowe Peacock,
Third, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Lowe Peacock, Junior,
of Tifton, Georgia.
An August wedding is plan
ned.
The prospective bride is a
Misses Dietz and Robinson Feted at
Yohannon Tea by Mrs. Bill Dobbs
Among delightful parties
Iwnormg Newton High School
Graduates, was a tea in the
Victoria Room at Yohannons
in Atlanta, at which Mrs. Bill
Dobbs complimented Miss Gail
Robinson and Miss Hariett
Dietz, on Friday afternoon.
The spring theme was em
phasized in decorative features
for the occasion. The tea ta
ble, overlaid with white linen,
featured a centerpiece of
shaster daisies, multi-colored
snapdragons, stock and del
phinium. The theme was fur
tlier accentuated in place cards
with springtime floral motif.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
graduate of Newton Counity
High School where she was
president of the student body,
and an alumna of Hollins Col
lege, Virginia, where she was
a member of Freya Honor So
ciety, and of Who’s Who in
American Colleges and Univer
sities. She is receiving her
Master of Music this month
from Yale University.
Miss Fowler is a grand
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Snead Turner
of Covington, Georgia and the
late Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
Fowler, also of Covington.
Mr. Peacock is an alumnus
of Duke University, where he
was a member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa and
the Scientific Society of Sigma
Xi. He has recently completed
residence requirements for a
doctorate in Social Anthropol
ogy at Harvard University.
During the following year he
will do research in Java.
He is the grandson of Mrs.
Alpha Clayton Rogers, Senior
of Speigner, Alabama, the late
Mr. Rogers, and of Mrs. James
Lowe Peacock. Senior of Co
lumbus, Georgia, and the late
Mr. Peacock.
White carnation corsages, at
each cover, were used as fa
vors.
Mrs. Dobbs chose a sheath
in golden sand shantung, with
bone beret and accessories.
Miss Robinson wore a pink
linen sheath with small white
straw hat and white accesso
ries; and Miss Dietz wore a
rose shantung sheath with biack
accessories and whimsey. Both
honorees wore Belmont Gar
denia corsages, with which
they were presented by their
hostess.
Included in the tea’s guest
list were: Misses Elizabeth
Anne Greer, Anne Patrick,
Miriam Gardener, Marjorie
Robertson, Sherry J effr i es,
Elise Goode, Cora Lempke,
Joyce Hudspeth, Gerry Lott,
Mikie Savage, Laurie Cook,
Norma Wilson. Laura Mitchell,
Sandy King, Margaret Rape,
Bede Campbell, Bootsie Hert
wig, and Brenda Chambers.
Newton-Rockdale
Sub-District MYF
Met at Lovejoy
The June meeting of the
Newton-Rockdale Sub-District
MYF was held at Lovejoy
Methodist Church June 4,
with Jeane Stapp, president,
presiding.
The annual picnic was plan
ned for July 30. Softball games
were arranged for the teams
at Salem, Milstead and North
Covington.
Connie Hopkins, vice-presi
dent, awarded the efficiency
banner to Milstead Seniors and
the attendance banners to Mil
stead Intermediates and North
Covington Seniors.
Lovejoy MYF presented a
program based around the
film, “A Better World Begins
With Me”.
Betty Faith Jaynes, fellow
ship chairman, led the group
in fellowship singing. Refresh
ments were served by the
ladies of Lovejoy Church.
Dana Kemp, reporter
Miss Roberts, 5,
Receives Honor at
Music Institute
Mary Lynn Roberts, who is
five years old. is a student in
the Institute of Music in San
Jose. California. At a recital
at the Institute on June 4,
Marv Lynn and three other
children, two of them in their
teens, were given special re
cognition from a group of 25
participating.
This honor was given thee
four outstanding students be
cause they had demonstrated
unusual dedication to their
work, and had made marvelous
progress in the field of music.
It is unusual for one so young
to be so honored.
Mary Lynn is the daughte.
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Robert
of Milpitos, California. Her
maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Jacobs of Ox
ford and her paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. P, F
Roberts of Jonesboro.
Miss Pratt, Bride-Elect, Complimented
At Morning Party by Mrs. Hardman
Numbered among the series
of pre-nuptial festivities at
which Miss Sue Pratt, bride
elect, is currently being feted,
was a delightful morning par
ty on Wednesday, at which
Mrs. Lanier Hardman was hos
tess.
Magnolia foliage and blos
soms in an antique gold com
pote was the focal point of the
entrance hall; and was bal
anced by a four branched
French gold candelabrum.
In the living room, where
guests were received by the
honoree and her mother, Mrs.
Everett Pratt, twin arrange
ments of Burfordi holly and
green apples in gold and white
Victorian compotes. The man
tel arrangement consisted of
shasta daisies and white gladi
olus with ivy tendrils, in a
copper container.
Mis* Pratt wore a lime green,
textured cotton sheath, with
decorative cap sleeves and
green appliqued, white cum
merbund, complimented by a
green cymbidium orchid cor
sage, presented by her hostess.
Mrs. Pratt was attired in jer
sey dress with abstract print,
in lavender into purple, and
blue and white. Mrs. Hardman,
hostess, chose a figured black
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and white linen model. Miss.
Sally Hardman, who assisted :,
her mother in entertaining, (
wore a petal pink cotton dress,
with pleated skirt.
The refreshment table, over
laid with imported, embroid-!
ered and appliqued white or
gandy over pastel green, sea- (
tured a bridal bouquet of white I
carnations pompon chrysan-'
themums, fern tips, and gyp
sophilia, interspersed with ma
line puffs, in an antique, cry
stal compote. Flanking the cen
tral arrangement, were its ■
smaller replicas, in clear cry
stal wine glasses. All three
bouquets were shered with ।
tiny white satin ribbons. Silver i
trays of assorted party sand- .
wiches, cheese balls, and green |
and white frosted petits fours'
topped with wedding bells, I
complemented the attractive;
appointments.
Frosted tumblers of a lime I
beverage were served from a:
silver tray on a side table, j
which was covered with a;
Portugese organdy doth, em- j
broidered in pastel green, and j
held a small arrangement of
white gardenias.
Yellow and bronze hemora- |
callis were used with variegat- ,
ed canna leaves to reflect the [
decor of the den.
As a memento of the occa- I
sion. Miss Pratt was presented
with a piece of china in her
chosen pattern.
Thirty friends of the bride
were ineluded in the guest list
of the party.
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Thursday, June 14, 1961
Dr. and Mrs. W B. Dobbs re
turned home Sunday after spend
jie a week vacationing at Orlando,
Florida.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Jones,
Kim and Gregg with Mr and Mrs.
buster Ogletree. Sherri and Mark
ire spending this week at Jack
i jonville Beach, Florida.
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