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Thuredar. July 28, 1962
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MRS, LEO MALLARD, Society Editor
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Home of Mrs. Bankston Moss Was
Scene of Addie Branham Circle Meet
The Addie Branham Circle
of the Allen Memorial Metho
dist Church WSCS met Tues
day night, July 17, at the home
of Mrs. Bankston Moss with
Mrs. Rolf Bloodworth as co
hostess.
Twelve members were pre
sent and Misses Martha and
Elizabeth Branham, daughters
of Mrs. Addie Branham, for
whom the circle is named, were
welcomed as visitors. Also wel
comed as visitors for the meet
ing were Mrs. John Jacobs,
chairman of the afternoon cir
cle and Mrs. Ann Carlton Blan
chard of Miami. Florida.
Since this was the last meet
ing before the change of the
circle membership. Mrs. Mar- j
ge Cline expressed her joy in
having been our chairman and
her appreciation for the co
operation of everyone in all I
things undertaken during this ■
past year. Mrs. Elizer led the
group in prayer.
Everyone was urged to at
tend the August meeting, which
will be during camp meeting at
Salem, and as is our custom we
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- will go to camp meeting. Mrs.
Elizer announced that Lfter ser
vices we will have a joint meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Char
les Burnette. This will be most
important as the new circle
groups will elect a chairman
and vice-chairman at this time,
so that a program committee
meeting may be held at an
early date.
The minutes were read and
approved and the treasurer's
report given by Mrs. Bankston
Moss.
The meeting was turned over
to the program chairman, Mrs.
Sherwood. The subject was,
“What Does the Church Have
to Say to the Youth of Today”?
I This was presented in discus
। sion form. As the result of this
exchange of ideas some sugges
tions for practical application
I are to be presented to the gen
eral WSCS, with the hope of
better acquainting the youth
with the missionary program
of the church.
After the closing of the meet
ing, with prayer, the hostess
served delicious refreshments.
Betrothal of Miss Annette Preston
And Paul E. Ketchem is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Preston, Sr., of Covington,
Georgia, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Gloria
Annette Preston, to Paul Ed
ward Ketchem. Mr. Ketchem is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ketchem of Covington, Geor
gia, formerly of Greensburg,
Indiana.
Miss Preston is a 1962 grad
uate of Newton County High
School, and is employed in the
Office of the Purchasing Agent
of Lithonia Lighting, Inc., lo
cated in Conyers, Ga.
Mr. Ketchem attended New
ton County High School in Cov
ington, Georgia, and Greens
burg High School in Greens
burg, Indiana. He is employed
by Paul Fedder’s Economy Auto
Store in Covington, Ga.
The wedding will take place
on Saturday, August 18, 1962,
at 8:00 p. m., at the Porterdale
Baptist Church in Porterdale.
Morning Party Among Series of Pre
Nuptial Events Feting Miss Fowler
The country home of the W.
S. Cooks, Jr., was the scene on
Wednesday afternoon of an
other of the current series of
prenuptial events honoring Miss
Florence Fowler, August bride
elect. Mrs. Cook was joined by
Mrs. Al David, as a hostess,
for the morning party which
assembled some thirty friends
of the bride-to-be.
Bronze gladiolus with cun
ninghamia in a rust compote,
composed the piano arrange
ment in the living room. San
sevieria was cleverly combin
ed with glorisa lilies in the
coffee table arrangement.
The refreshment table, over
laid with a white Madeira
Kiwanians and their families
white pyrethrum and yellow
snapdragons, interspersed with
fern tips in a footed, silver
bowl. Silver trays, garnished
with miniature clusters of as
paragus fern and stephanotis,
held assortments of dainty
sandwiches, white embossed,
heart shaped cakes topped with
Miss Martha Jane Crowe Being
Complimented with Round of Parties
Martha Jane Crowe, of Con
yers, who will be married in
August to Bob Hinton of Cov
ington, is being compliments
with a round of parties.
Mrs. Lee Milligan, Mrs. Dixon
Vaughn and Miss Linda Hill
were hostesses at a miscellan
eous shower Saturday evening
at the Woman’s Club house in
Lithonia.
The theme of hearts was us
ed in the games and decorations
with a color scheme of white
and yellow. The interest cen
ter was the beautifully appoint
ed table which was covered
with yellow net caught up at
the corners with little yellow
mint nosegays. On the table
were two large hearts which
were covered with yellow net
also with a miniature bride in
front of an arrangement of yel
low flowers with greenery.
White gladiolas and yellow
mums were used in the mantle
and piano arrangements.
The bride-elect was present
ed a beautiful white carnation
Wright Circle Held
Meeting at Home
Os Mrs. Steele
The Corrie Wright Circle
met on Monday, July 16th, at
3:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Zed Steele. There were
seven members present and
one visitor, Mrs. Homer Sharp.
Sr.
Prior to the business session.
Mrs. Steele gave a most help
ful and inspiring devotion on
“The Sacrament of Service.”
During the business meeting,
officers for the 1962-63 year
were elected as follows: Chair
man — Mrs. R. W. Osburn;
Vice-Chairman — Mrs. Homer .
Sharp; Sec.-Treas. — Mrs. :
Spencer Ramsey; Sunshine I
Chairman — Mrs. M. C. Sum
mers. Sr.
Further reports were given I
on the help given to a family ,
who lost their home by fire.
A delicious dessert course I
with iced tea was served by'
the hostess during the social
half-hour.
All members of the Corrie
Wright Circle are urged to at
tend every meeting possible.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
i Formal invitations will not
■ be sent, but all friends and
relatives of the couple and of
both families are cordially in-
i vited to attend the wedding.
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yellow rosebuds; and silver
compotes of toasted nuts per
fected the attractive appoint
ments.
Continuing the yellow and
white color scheme, fruit in
yellow into bronze tones was
effectively arranged in a milk
glass compote on the buff,
which also held silver trays of
frosted tumblers of punch.
A jet bowl of multi-colored
zinnias formed the appropriate
arrangement on the terrace,
where small tables were ar
ranged for the convenience of
guests.
Miss Fowler was presented
with pieces in her chosen pat
tern of silver, by the hostesses,
as a reminder of the festive oc
casion.
Among earlier parties hon
oring Miss Fowler and her fi
ance, James Peacock 111, was
a dinner party at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Paty, given
by their son and daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. Donald Paty of Dur
ham, N. C.
corsage. Appropriate games
were enjoyed by the 40 guests
invited. Heart shaped cakes
iced and decorated with bridal
motif were served with punch.
Mrs. O. R. Cooper and Mrs.
Pete Smith honored Miss Crowe
with a linen shower Thursday
evening. The lovely party was
held at the Lester House. As
the guests arrived they were
asked to write in a wish book
which was presented to Martha
Jane. A trousseau game was
played after which the honoree
opened her gifts. Delicious re
freshments of dainty party
sandwiches and iced cakes and
mints decorated with wedding
bells were served with tea.
Invited guests were the hono
ree, her mother, Mrs. E. W
Crowe, Conyers; Mesdames Neil
Hinton, mother of the groom,
Covington; Lee Milligan, Her
bert Summers, Hogan Ivey, L.
B. Still Jr., C. R. Vaughn Jr.,
James Patrick, Harry McEl
vany, Lewijt Gardner, Hal
Marchman, Ralph Beasley, J. T
Hicks, Tom Hay, Bob Hutson
George Owens, Roy Forward
Jr., Bobby Sanders, Misses Beth
and Jimi Hicks, Hallie and Nan
cy Beasley, and Linda Hill,
Conyers.
First Baptist Men's
Bible Class Enjoyed
Supper Saturday
An enjoyable affair of Sat
urday night, July 21, was the
barbecue chicken supper given
by the Men’s Bible Class of
the First Baptist Church at
the Lions Club Pavilion in
Academy Springs.
Approximately 15 members
of the class with their wives
as special guests gathered at
. the pavilion at 6 o’clock for an
enjoyable meal and period of
fellowship.
W. B Thompson, president
' of the class, welcomed mem
bers and the wive? and called
। on Rev. E. A. Callaway, pas-
I tor of the church, to give the
| invocation.
At the conclusion of the meal
। and social period Mrs. W. B
' Thompson thanked the men for
I inviting the wives to also en
i joy the delicious meal and get
-1 io-gether.
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Fincher-Henderson
Vows Said July 1
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Fin
cher of Ellis Circle, Covington,
announce the marriage of then
daughter, Judy, to Terry Alfred
Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam R. Henderson of Route 1.
The wedding took place at the
home of Frank Smith, Justice
of the Peace, in Conyers on
July 1.
Mrs. Henderson is a student
at Newton County High School.
Mr. Henderson is employed
at Lithonia Lighting Incorpora
ted in Conyers.
Pilot Club Has
Enjoyable Time
At Annual Picnic
Green Valley Farms, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Nix
on, formed the perfect setting
for the Annual Picnic of the
Pilot Club Thursday evening
when members entertained
their Co-Pilots, children and
invited guests at a covered dish
supper.
Swimming was enjoyed by
the children before eating. Food
and sociability were the key
notes of the evening.
Miss Ruth Tanner, President
of the Covington Club, wel
comed the guests, among whom
were the monroe and Conyers
Clubs.
The Publicity and Public Re
lations Committee, comprised
of Mrs. Mary Banks, Mrs.
Frances Ryrd, Mrs. Dorothy
Moon, Co-Chairman and Mrs.
Ruth Cowan, Chairman, was in
charge of arrangements for the
picnic which is an annual af
fair of the Pilot Club.
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The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist
Church met Wednesday, July
18, in the Educational Building
of the church. The meeting was
opened with the group singing,
“Stand Up, Stund Up For Jes
us". Mrs. J. W Alexander led
the opening prayer after which
the Watchword. Psalm 67:2 was
repeated in unison as a call to
worship.
Mrs. Nat Morgan, W M U
president, presided during the
business session at which time
the minutes were read and ap
proved and reports from stand
ing committees given. It was
announced the Day of Prayer
for State Missions will be
September 20.
The program, “Baptist Na
tionals”, was presented in an
interesting way by Mrs. J. W.
Richardson, with the assistance
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of her son, Bob, and a tape re
corder In dosing Mrs Richard
son read a poem, "Has Some
one Seen Christ In You To
day?" The program and meet-
: ing was dismissed with prayer j
t by Mrs. Richardson,
During the social hour re-,
freshments were served by Mes- 1
dames Nat Morgan, J. L. Bush
11 and N. S. Avery.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Hugh Aiken
•i expresses deep appreciation for
■ 1 the many acts of kindness
। shown us during our great loss
■ and sorrow. May God richly;
bless each of you and through
■ this draw us all nearer to Him.
Mrs. Hugh Aiken
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ■
। Burnett
Bobby. Chip and Joy j
. Burnett.
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