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Thursday, November 1,1962 (Our Advertisers Are Assured Os Results)
^Society
MRS. LEO MALLARD, Society Editor
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Covington Service Guild Installs
Two New Members at Meeting
The October Meeting of The
Covington Service Guild met
with Mrs. George Hutchinson
and Mrs, Guy Evans as co
hostesses,
The president, Mrs. Edgar
Callaway and club members
welcomed Mrs. Tom (Charlen)
Crenshaw and Mrs. Tom
(Betty) Lovern as new mem
bers. They were officially in
stalled by Mrs. C. D Ramsey.
The Service Guild voteo
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$75.00 to be given the new re- .
creation program for the pur
chase of a ping pong table and
other necessary equipment, to
be used by the youth in this
community.
The program for the month
was ‘‘The scnool drop out pro
blem” presented by Miss Clara
Mae Hayes, visiting teacher for
Newton County, “Educators all
over The United States and The
Government Itself is vitally
Miss Osborn to
Present Program
At Woman's Club
The Covington Woman’s Club
will meet at the club house on
Tuesday afternoon, November
6, at 3:30 p. m. Miss Carolyn
Osborn, Chairman of Tallulah
Falls School, will present the
program.
Mr. K. J. Harris, Principal of
the School and Mrs. Harris
will be special guests and will
show the film. “The Light in
the Mountains”. All club mem
bers are urged to make a speci
al effort to be present. Any
other friends of Tallulah who
have not seen the film are also
invited to attend.
concerned in keeping the
young people in school until
[ graduation,” Miss Hayes stated.
Her talk was most informative
and complete with illustrations.
She pointed out the financial
and cultural rewards of a dip
loma to the youth of our com
munity.
Committee Chairman Mrs.
Godfrey Trammell, and Co-
Chairman Mrs. Everett Pratt
reported her various commit
tees had funtioned and plans
for the benefit bridge, October
30th were working smoothly.
Prize coordinator, Mrs. F. C
Nesbit reported there would be
individual table prizes and
some unusually exciting door
prizes to be given away.
NCHS Band Has
Given Superb
Performances
This season of the year, al
i though rather chilly, indeed
marks the highest point of in
terest in the football season.
The cool temperatures have
certainly not dampened the
Band spirit and may even have
served to pep them up a little.
At any rate, they have con
tinued to startle football crowds
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Service Guild to
Sell Fruit Cakes
The Covington Service Guild
announces they have Claxton
Fruit Cakes for sale again this
year and anyone desiring these
cakes for Thanksgiving and
Christmas are asked to contact
Mrs. F. C. Nesbit or any mem-
I ber of the Service Guild. Cakes
' are SI.OO per pound.
IN MEMORU M
In loving memory of our dar
ling. precious husband, lather and
grandfather, who passed away
| one year ago. November 4, 1961.
Mr. Colley Day.
| God called you to Heaven, dear
darling of mine.
To live in a place of heauty
divine,
Oh how we are grieved at your
going away,
But God needed you more in
some strange way,
! The days and the hours pass so
slowly by,
and often we cry and ask God
why?
But even hi our sorrow, while
here we roam.
We know that Heaven’s a won
derful Home.
Where loved ones like You. Our
precious Love.
Are dwelling with Jesus up
above.
God grant us strength to meet
each new day.
jTo patiently wait till we ie call
ed away.
ITo forever live with our loved
one up there,
Who down here was our hope,
our joy, and our loved one so
fair.
Sweet memories shall be ours of
you till death
Wife. Mrs. Colley Day
Daughters. Mrs. J. O. I Thel
ma) Clay. Mrs. William
(Ruth) Moate
Grandchildren, David and
Larry Clay
Vera and Billy Moate.
s
: with their superb marching
ability.
Last Saturday night the Band
gave perhaps their most nearly
perfect perfomance of tha year
and was rewarded with much
applause, in particular from the
Pius X fans. It was remarked
that the Blue Ramblers were
the finest band they had seen
this year.
The Ba^L under the direct
ion of Ba™ Rigney, has stead
ily progressed during the foot
ball season and will be pre
pared to perform even more
spectacularly in the last two
games of the season, and in
particular at the Monroe game,
where they will march against
the Monroe Girls Corps.
The Band has also livened
up the Halloween spirits of the
town by participating in the
Halloween parade sponsored by
the Covington Chamber of
Commerce.
Our dance band has also been
active this year and has per
formed several times already
this year. This includes a dance
at Emory at Oxford and a per
formance Halloween night.
Since the Band is indeed
growing in numbers, especi
ally having increased from the
size of the original Band some
years ago, the Band members
often have difficulty in finding
space for all of their instru
ments. Thia situation is being
remedied by the building of
new shelves in the band build
ing to make use of space and
give the building more room for
the member! to be seated and
also easily reached storing
areas for the instruments.
CARI) OF THANKS
The family of the late Miss
Ruby Louise Rowe wish to ex
press their sincere thanks to
the fine, wonderful people who
have done so much for our sis
ter and family during the time
of her sickness and death and
in the hour of our bereavement.
There are no words which
could adequately express the
feelings of our hearts for you
May God richly reward you
and may His blessings rest up
on you in every way.
Miss Ines Rowe
Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Rowe
Mr. and Mrs. Jame.
Edwsrd Rowe
Rev, and Mrs Olin L
Rowe
and families.
Estherian Class Meeting Held at
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Nixon
The Estherian Class of the
First Baptist Church held then'
regular quarterly meeting
Thursday, October 25. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Nixon.
Hamburgers, wieners, baked
beans, potato chips, pickles,
tomatoes, cookies, cakes and
coffee were served outside.
After a bountiful fill of this
delicious food die class want
inside for a short program and
business session.
There were 19 rnmbers pre
sent Mrs. Dorothy Bryant,
president, presided over the
meeting. Mrs. R O. Arnold led
in prayer and Mrs. Sam Hay
gave several readings. Mrs
Library Club
Members Attended
SLA Meeting
Seventeen members of the
Newton County High School
Library Club with Mrs. Adelle
Dickey attended the Fall SLA
(Student Library Assistants)
meeting, held at College Park
High School on October 18.
The NCHS members went to
Rockdale in cars and from there
to College Park on a bus with
the Rockdale members.
After having registered, re
freshments were served in the
school cafeteria. Assembly was
then held in the auditorium.
Tom Donaldson, president of
SLA. called the meeting to or
der and the business part of
the meeting was carried off in
due fashion. Marilyn Mondy,
vice-president, introduced the
speaker, Miss Mary Louise
Rheay, who talked with us
about the Seattle World Fair
and Library 21, the library of
the twenty-first century. The
meeting was then adjourned.
Coming home, the bus stop
ped at the ’’Chef-Burger” and
everyone thoroughly enjoyed
the delicious food.
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The NCHS. Library Club
met in the school library. Oc
tober 24. with 18 members
present. Gail Duncan called
the meeting, to order, and
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Bryant gave a pep talk on
। visiting.
Mrs. Lillian Hooten, chair
! man of the nominating com
-1 mittee, submitted the following
names for class officers. Pre
sident, M. Dorothy Bryant;
vice-president, Mrs. Otis Nix
on: secretary, Mrs. W G. Free
man; treasurer, Mrs. Joe Hoot
■ en; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Ernest Allen; reporter,
Mrs. J. W. Loyd.
The class elected these off
icers. Il was voted that the
class meet every Iwo month
here after on the third Tuesday
night. Our next meeting, the
Christmas party, will be held
on December 18 Mis Lillian
Hooten closed the meeting with
prayer.
Shirley Stapp read the minutes
of Ilie last meeting. Next the
' roll was called. The meeting
was then turned over to Mrs.
Dickey.
Mrs. Dickey divided the
members into three groups. The
first group discussed the h’gh
points of interest in tie SLA
meeting; the second discussed
the College Park Library and
the third discussed things that
could be done to better the
NCHS library.
The meeting was then ad
journed.
Reporter, Jean Smith
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this means
of expressing our grateful ap
preciation for the many kind
nesses shown us and our son,
Christopher, during his recent
hospitalization and his con
, tinned convalescence at home.
Your flowers, cards, gifts,
calls and other expressions of
» kindness will always be re
. membered and may each of
you be richly rewarded.
The Paul Adams’
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I (ARD OF THANKS
The Livingston PTA would like
> to express our appreciation to the
people of our community for
; making the Halloween Carnival •
I big success
I Livingston PTA
MEETINGS
The Wesleyan Service Guild
meeting of the First Methodist
Church has been postponed
from November 6. to Tuesday
night, November 13, at 8 p. m.
due 1o a conflict in meetings.
All members are asked to note
change of date and be present
on November 13.
W 4 w •
The Sara Thornley Circle of the
j First Baptist Church will meet
| Monday night at the church at
i 7 30 p. m
The Covington Gaiden Club
will meet Wednesday after
. noon, November 7, at 3:30 p m.
• ‘ the home of Mrs. F. C. Nes
bit.
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C ARD OF THANKS
The Women of the Bethle
hem Church wish to thank
■ everyone in and around Cov
in^ton and Newton County for _
making their Woman’s Day
Program a successful one last ~
Sunday.
Mrs. M. E Weaver, -
Member
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