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Thursday, November 15, 1962 (Our Advertisers Are Assured Os Results)
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■=■ MRS. LEO MALLARD, Society Editor Z
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Allen Memorial WSCS Has Interesting
Program; Many Projects Scheduled
The regular meeting of the
WSCS of Allen Memorial
Church, Oxford, was held
Tuesday night, November 6, in
the chapel with Mrs. V. Y. C.
Eady presiding. For her open
ing remarks Mrs. Eady read a
paragraph from the booklet,
“Sterling as Silver”, entitled
“Stewardship Application”, fol
lowed by prayer.
Minutes of the October
meeting were read and ap
proved. Mrs. Jackson gave an
encouraging treasurer's report.
After payment of all conference
pledges to date, we have a bal
ance of $62.95 The UNICEF of
fering, taken by the children
Halloween under the direction
of Mrs. Jack Ellis, was $38.38,
the college students contribut
ed $40.15, making a total con
tribution of $78.52 for UNI
CEF. The Week of Prayer of
fering was $55.42.
Mrs. Marjorie Cline, secre
tary Christian Social Relations,
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1 announced that if anyone wish
ed to buy UNICEF" Christmas
cards or note paper to see her
for information. The proceeds
from one box of cards will pro
vide TB vaccine for 50 children.
She also mentioned gifts for
patients at Milledgeville, which
we will hear more about later.
A letter from Mrs. J. F. Mul
drow, was read, requesting a
contribution for the annual
Christmas patty given for
Methodist patients at Mil
ledgeville hospital. A motion
was made and carried that $5
be sent for this purpose. Mrs.
Gary, Spiritual Life Chairman,
reminded us of the need for
continual prayer, particularly
mentioning the Cuban Crisis.
Mrs. Gary Barton told of a
family of seven in our com
munity, whose home had burn
ed destroying all their posses
sions. There were many things
offered and Mrs. Barton is to
see that someone comes by and
। Calvary's YWA's
Met Monday at
Home Miss Singley
The YWA's of Calvary Bap
: tist Church met at th? home of
Miss Evalyn Singley on Monday
night, November 12.
The president, Frankie Day.
presided over the meeting.
! Evalvn Singley opened the
' meeting with prayer.
Plans for the mission study
course, which will be held on
November 24, were discussed.
It was decided that, beginning
I with the month of December,
; we would meet at the home of
one of the YWA’s for one
meeting of each month. Our
goal for the Week of Prayer for
Foreign Missions was set. We
also discussed plans for our
Associational YWA meeting,
which will be held on Decem
ber 13.
Mrs. Carolyn Harris was in
charge of the program entitled,
"Letter Home”. An interesting
discussion was held as part of
the program. Jean Smith closed
the meeting with prayer.
picks them up for delivery to
the family.
A letter of thanks from our
Pastor's family for the gift
to little Suzan was read. Mrs.
Eady, president, said she would
like to have the privilege of
making Suzan a Life Member
of our WSCS. Mrs. Earl Cline
also announced that at the
same time she would like to
give a Life Membership to her
little granddaughter. Carol
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce Cline.
A request from the Execu
tive Board of North Georgia
Conference, for a Christmas
life gift, to be used for Vashti
School, was read. This request
will be given more publicity
and the December offering will
go for this purpose. Thanks
were expressed to Mrs. Marjorie
Cline for her meditation in the
Oxford Story. Also thanks
were expressed to our Pastor
for the Oxford Story, which
included WSCS news as well
as other church activities.
The Circle count- was as fol
lows: Addie Branham, 6: Su
sie B Stone. 3; Lynn Branham
- Ellie Stewart, 6. The busi
ness being completed the
meeting was turned over to
Susie B. Stone Circle. Mrs. E.
J. Brown was in charge. A wor
ship center, using a profusion
of golden leaves, an open Bi
ble. and dollar bills, provided
a beautiful and inspirational
background for an excellent
program on “What Shall We
THI COVINGTON NEWS
Welcome
Neighbor!
M 8. M.
“If from cherished childhood
scene*
Fate and fortune have brought
you here.
Ind your heart still homeward
leans;
Remember—New friend* with
time grow dear.
Your joys, your sorrow* are •(
ours a part,
So. help us to know you that
we may share
This experience of Life, with
open heart:
Welcome Neighbor! We’re glad
you are here.”
Our first newcomers are not
j strangers to the Piedmont area
by any means, since Mr. and
Mrs. Manon L. Smith are res
pective natives of DeKalb Co
unty and Monroe They and
■their two sons. Maik 2, and
j Clay 7 months, recently moved
from Chamblee to make their
home at 634 Rebecca St.
Mrs. Smith, in leisure mo
ments from homeniaking and
I care of their young sons, enjoys
' sewing, music and flowers. Mr.
, Smith, who is co-owner of
Meadow Park Pharmacy, likes
fishing, reading and football.
The Smiths are welcome
additions to the young married
contingent, as well as the Bap
tist congregation.
Mr, and Mrs. E. A Crudup.
. Jr. have recently arrived with
their two little daughters. Anne
3, and Emily 2 months, from
Birmingham. Ala., and reside
at 519 Legion Drive.
Mrs. Crudup. a native of
Woodville. Miss, and a former
school teacher, names oil paini
ing, reading and flower ar
ranging as hobbies. Mr. Crudup.
a manufacturers’ represent
ative, was born in Dania. Fla.,
but has spent most of his years
Tell Our Children About Mon
ey”. Each one present was giv
len a paper on which were
printed four guiding principles
a Christian can follow in de
cisions about money, with this
sentence for meditation. “As
{Christians we hold money in a
l trust from God: we use it with
’thanksgiving in abedience to
• God'* will as our suitable re
' sponce to His love for us”. The
' meeting was dismissed with
I prayer.
Kinnett Circle
Meeting Held at
Guthrie Home
I
The Viola Kinnett Circle of
■ Zion Baptist Church met
j Thursday evening, November
| 8. in the home of Mrs. Evelyn
’ Guthrie Mrs Ralph Cofer,
I chairman, presided and six
■ members answered roll call.
Mrs, Gordon Norton opened
: the meeting with prayer and
Mrs. Randal Wilson gave the
l devotional and presented a
, challenging program on "World
1 Awareness”
An en joyable social hour fol
[ lowed with delicious refresh
! ment# served by t.he hostess.
Mrs. Gordon Norton will be
hostess for the December meet-
Senior Tri-Hi-Y
Club Hears Mrs.
Rachel Chapman
The meeting of the Senioi
Tri-Hi-Y of Newton County
High School was held Novem-
, her 7, in Mrs. Burke's room
The meeting was called to order
with the purpose and the Hi-Y
i song.
Lind* Vaugnn gave * verv
I inspiring Thanksgiving devot
ional. The scripture wa* Psalm
100. Jane Richardson gave th*
treasurer’* report and Carol
George read the minute* of
last month'* meeting
I Betty Jean McElreath intro- ’
, duced the guest tpeaker. Mrs
I Rachel Chapman. She gave a
1 very helpful talk on personal I
| fitness. Four points Mrs. Chap- j
I man brought out that are ne
■ cessary for personal fitness are
: posture, exercise, cleanliness
1 and diet
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
Reporter
Afternoon of Bridge at Exley Home
Enjoyed by Club Members and Guests
Mi s E. W Exley was a grac- I
ious hostess on Tuesday after- ■
noon, when she entertained ,
members of her club, and
guests for the occasion, at a j
dessert-bridge at her home on
Dearing Street,
Yellow pompon chrysanthe
mums in an antique cnina bowl,
and sasanqua camellias in an
ironstone pitcher were used
effectively as occasional table
arrangements in the living
room. Centerpiece of ’he dining
table consisted of yellow chry-
Home of Mrs. Fred Harwell Was Scene
Os Green Thumb Garden Club Meeting
The Green Thumb Garden I
Club met November 8 in the
home of Mrs. Fred Harwell
with Mrs. James Hardman as
hostess.
Prior io Wie meeting a social
hour was enjoyed al which
time the hostesses served a
sweet course with coffee
Mrs. William W. Vaughn,
presided and led the gixuip in
reading the Gardener's Creed
in unison.
Mrs. Fred Harwell called the
roll and the treasurer's report
was given by Mrs. Luke Las
siter The minutes of the Sep
tember meeting were read by
in Rome and Griffin. Included
in his hobbies are fishing, hunt
ing, gardening, music and
spectator sports.
The Crudups are receiving a
warm welcome into local com
munity life and Ihe Episcopal
Church of which they aie
members.
Mr. and Mis. Thomas H
Addison, both Anderson, S. C.
natives, have recently moved
from that city to make their
home at 101 Davis St.
Mrs. Addison enjoys church
activities, flower gardening and
music. Mr. Addison, who is
with Covington Mills, lists golf,
gardening and music as hob
bies.
The Addisons, who are Bap
tists, have two married child
ren, Mrs. Robert Dickey of i
Anderson, and Thoma* Barry, '
with the U. S. Navy in Cuba;
and are welcome adoitions to
various phases of local com
munity life.
From Greenville, S. C.,
come Mr. and Mrs. J. P Bell
and their three children, Linda
11. Carolyn 8 and John Porter,
Jr.. 5. who are at home at 104
Elizabeth St. Thev are respect
ive natives of Asheville, N. C.
and Fairfield County. S. C.
Mrs. Beil names golf, church
organizational work and
flowers among favorite act
ivities. Mr. Beil, who is with
Covington Mills, shares his
wife'* interest in golf, in add
ition to fishing and boating j
which he enjoys as hobbies.
The Bells are finding a warm
welcome in the Presbyterian
Church, of which they are
members, as well as in local
civic and social circles.
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I santhemums in a china tureen.
Preceding the rounds of
■ bridge, in which Mrs. Jordan
; Callaway was high scorer, and ,
I Mrs. E. E Callaway consolation
prize recipient, a tasty sweet
course was served with coffee,
by the hostess.
Other players included Mes
dames John Fuller, Lanier
‘ Hardman. Marion Piper, and Ed
’ Robinson, members of the club;
>
. and Mesdames D. M. Johnson
’and E. G. Lassiter, club guests.
I the secretary, Mrs. Donald Col
quitt. and were approved.
Mr. Tom Freeman. Ways and
Means Chairman, announced
that the candy which club
members are to sell is on hand.
Mrs. Loyd Alexander discussed
plans for members who can
be at the E. L. Ficquett School
on November 13, for some
planting and pruning of shrubs.
Plan* were discussed for the
annual Christmas party which
will be at the home of Mrs
Frank Stone. It was decided
for members to exchange gifts.
The horticulture study for
the afternoon was on spring
bulbs. Mrs loyd Alexander
gave some very interesting
facts concerning tome of our
favorite bulbs.
The. “Vocabulary of Color’’
wa» the topic of the round ta
ble discussion. Mrs Fred Har
well and Mrs. James Hardman
led the discussion.
Awards for th* afternoon
were Arrangement* Blue, Mrs.
Donald Colquitt, Mrs. Luke
Lassiter and Mrs. G L. Den
nison. Horticulture, Mrs. Blake
Armstrong (2) blue, (1) red:
Mrs. Tom Freeman, blue; Mrs.
Luke Lassiter (2) blue; Mrs.
James Hardman, blue; Mrs.
William W Vaughn. (2) blue;
Mrs. Donald Colquitt, yellow
and Mrs. Edgar Phillips, yel
low.
Hmeetings)|
Th* Women of th* Church
o f Covington Presbyterian
Church will meet Tuesday,
November 20, at 10 a m in the
fellowship hall of the church
The Executive Board will meet
lat 9 30 a m.
....
Palmer Stone Parent Teacher
Association will meet Monday
night, November 19, at 7:30
p m in the lunch room of the I
school. Rev. Bill Griffin, pastot I
of Almon Shiloh Methodist I
Church, will give the devotion
al Mrs. Hood’s and Mrs. Eiling- j
ton’* second grade* will give ’
' the program on American Edu- ’
cation Week. All parent* ar*
1 urged to attend.
Personals
It is learned with regret that I
Mis. Ellen Fabian sustained a
broken ankle in a recent fall
at her Brookward Apartment, j
and friends are extending good
wishes for an early recovery.
On Sunday, her daughter, Mi s
Candy Fabian, who had spent
the weekend m Atlanta with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hamilton and joined
them in attending the Ga. Tech- 1
Flouda State University game,
returned to Covington with
them. Other Atlanta guests of
Mrs. Fabian were her son a id
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Fabian. Jr.. Mrs. George Ham
ilton, Jr. and daughter, Lou
ann.
• • * ♦
Mrs John Chesnut and Mis
Wilbur Woodward spent Thurs
day in Macon, where they vis
ited Mrs. Doyle Barnett in Ma
con General Hospital. The
Barnetts will be pleasantly re
membered as former Coving
tion residents, and many friends
will regret to learn of Mrs.
Barnett's critical illness.
Miss Iren* Hardman of Abh- .
en* enjoyed a visit with her
niece, Mow Sally Hardman,
while the latter’s parents, Mr. i
and Mrs Lanier Hardman at
tended a houseparty at St. Si
mons, with a group of friends.
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| Among local Baptist minist
ers attending the 101st Annual
’Convention of the Geoigia Bap
l tist Convention in Macon this
week, were: the Rev. Mes»ers
Hudson and Charles Moody,
respective pastors of High Point
and County Line; J- P- Shef
field (retired) and Roy Head,
pastor of Oxford Baptist; Carl
E Cassidy of Calvary; Alien
Martin of Zion; Grady Glaze
'and Mrs. Glaze, of Canaan;
Jim Stallings, Stewart Baptist,
and John Lance of Porterdale
Baptist Church.
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Among those attending the
Senior High Fellowship Coun
cil meeting of the Atlanta Pres
bytery, held last week at
Morningside Presbyterian
Church in Atlanta, were Mrs.
S. J. Morcock, Miss Day 1 Mor
cock and Tim Exley.
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