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Thursday, April 11, 1983
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MRS. LEO MALLARD, Society Editor 4
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Night Home Demonstration Club
Had Initial Meeting on Thursday
The initial meeting for the
new Covington Night Home
Demonstration Club was held
Thursday, April 4, at eight
o’clock with 19 women attend
ing.
Mrs. Larry Greer acted as
temporary chairman in the
absence of Mrs. Kenneth John
son. Mrs. Sarah Groves, New
ton County Home Demonstra
tion Agent, welcomed the gro
up and explained some of the
aims and purposes of Home
Demonstration Clubs. She also
asked for suggestions for a
name for the club.
A nominating committee was
appointed and the following
people will serve on this com
mittee: Mrs. Jack Welch, Mrs.
E. S. Bowen, Jr. and Mrs. Ed
Hunt.
A hostess committee to help
with the Newton County 4-H
Project Achievement Day was
also appointed. These people
are Mrs. A. T. Stubbs, Mrs.
Larry Greer and Mrs. Ed Hunt.
Mrs. Groves then gave a
most interesting demonstration
on new pastry methods using
less fat. She stressed the prac
tice of proper measurements in
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PORK CHOPS (Center Cut Lean) lb. 690
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GREEN ONIONS 2 bunches for 150
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the right containers, proper
blending of ingredients with
the electric mixer, the proper
type of flour and oil for the
products, and the ways to ex
pulse air from under the pie
shell. She said that “by using
polyunsaturated fats, at least
65 calories can be eliminated
from each slice of pie.”
After a short social hour, the
meeting was dismissed.
The next regular meeting for
the club will be Thursday, May
3. Anyone interested is invited
to attend.
Midway Baptist
Revival Starts
Next Sunday
Revival services will begin
Sunday at Midway Baptist
Church. The Rev. H. Lovell
Phillips is the evangelist in
charge of the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Norton
of Zion Church will lead in the
singing. Services each night
begin at 7:30 p. m.
Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
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Calvary Church's Joy Class Met
Tuesday at Home of Mrs. Batchelor
The Joy Class of Calvary Bap
tist Church met Tuesday night,
April 2nd in the home of Mrs.
Ralph Batchelor. Twelve mem
bers were present. The class presi
dent, Mrs. Mary Baugh, led the
group in prayer, and presided ov
er the meeting. The minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
secretary.
A program of visitation was
discussed and plans were made to
visit class prospects before t h e
beginning of the church revival on
Easter Sunday. Each member was
urged to bring to class on Sunday
morning the names of one or more
prospects.
The devotional chairman pre
sented plans for the assembly de
votional to be given by the Joy
Class on April 21st.
Pastry Making Was Demonstration
At New HD Club Meeting, Thursday
The hows, whys and where
fores of good pastry making
were efficiently demonstrated
by our extension agent, Mrs.
Sara Groves, last Wednesday
morning when the newly org-
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The business session closed and
a period of devotion was led by
the class teacher. Mrs. W. H.
Harris. Scriptures from Luke 12:
27-30 were read, and special pray
er petitions were made for the
church revival.
Mrs. Moody Yarbrough led the
group in a period of fun and fel
lowship with all members partci
pating. Mrs. Yarbrough closed the
meeting with prayer.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments from a very pretty ta
ble overlaid with a pale cloth and
centered with an arrangement of
pink roses.
The meeting of May 6th will be
with Mrs. A. S. Hawkins, with Mrs.
George Studdard serving as co
hostess.
anized morning Demonstration
Club met at Snapping Shoals.
As always, the many extra
minor, but important details,
were called to the attention of
those present, whereby all
members feel that good pastry,
low in calories, is not as im
possible as one sometimes
might think. Both the use of
solid fat and liquid oil were
demonstrated.
The meeting was called to
i order by the temporary chair-
I man, Mrs. B. J. Matocha. The
HDC creed was read by all.
Members were asked to “put
their thinking caps on” in order
■ that we may choose an appro
priate name for our group.
Mrs. Don Ballard and Mrs.
' Herbert Katz were nominated
I by Mrs. Matocha to serve on
i the nominating commitee. Elec
tion of officers will be held at
the next meeting.
Members were reminded of
I the District meeting to be held
in Callaway Gardens on Thurs-
I day, April 18. Five of our
; morning group members have
I made reservations to go and
j attend the meeting, along with
the tour through the gardens.
Mrs. Sara Groves
Attended Home
Ec Meeting
Mrs. Sara D. Groves, Newton
County Extension Agent, at
tended the Georgia Home Eco
nomics Association Meeting last
week in Atlanta. During her
stay at the Atlanta Americana
Hotel, Mrs. Groves reports that
“An informal Hawaiian setting
with a warm tropical atmosp
here set the pace for a relaxing
hour”. Myrom Lutrell, Home
Economist, was the hostess,
serving Hawaiian hors d’oeu
vers and refreshing tropical
punch. The W. D. Alexander
Company sponsored this port
ion of the week’s activities.
Among the many excellent
speakers was Dr. John H. Fur
bay, General Motors, who spoke
on “Countdown for Tomorrow”.
"There are fabulous changes
taking place in countries of the
free world,” said Dr. Furbay.
"The common market is one
excellent example, then if you
travel to Africa, you’ll discover
the richest continent of all! It
has traveled from the Stone
Age to the Space Age in one
century”, he pointed out.
He was one of the many
speakers heard in the two day
session. Over 500 Home Econo
mists throughout Georgia at
tended this meeting. Mrs. Gro
ves stated that, “The many
worthwhile and valuable ideas
and experiences of this meeting
will enable me to bring our
own Newton County homema
kers new techniques and met
hods in the future.”
IN MEMOKIAM
In memory of our husband
and father, Starkie Ellington,
who departed from this life one
year ago April 4,1962.
Our husband and father
meant so much to us.
In such a special way, that
all who know us.
Know how deep our sor
rows are today.
But may our loving thou
ghts of him,
Our cherished memories,
too,
Lend comfort to us, know
and keep him
Close to us.
Mrs. Starkie Ellington
Mrs. W. C. English
Mrs. J. F. Conoly
Mr. Robert Ellington I
North Covington V/SCS Held Study
On "Dimensions of Prayer" Book
The Woman’s Society of
Christian Service at the North
Covington Methodist Church
has finished the study on pray
er. Four sessions were held as
leaders presented the book,
“Dimensions of Prayer", by
Dougleas Steere. The leaders
Hopewell WMS
Held Monthly
Meeting Monday
The Woman’s Missionary
Society of Hopewell Presbyter
ian Church held their regular
monthly meeting on Monday
afternoon. April 8, at the Edu
cational Building. The Presid
ent, Miss Eva Gardner called
the meeting to order. Mrs. W.
B. Harvey lead the opening
prayer.
The subject for the program
was "Stewardship" and the
them was "Be Not Faithless,
but Believing". Mrs. W. B.
Harvey, Stewardship Secretary,
was in charge of the program.
The devotional was taken from
the Journal of Missions. A St
ewardship Alphabet was given.
Miss Bell Gardner gave the
reading, "Stewardship”; Mrs.
C. E. Chesnut gave the read
ing, “Stewardsip of Spiritual
Gifts”; Miss Sue Thompson
gave the message, "The Stew
ardship of Time”; Mrs. W. H.
Thompson gave the messsage,
"Stewardship of Money”; Miss
Irene Harvey gave the reading,
“Youth and Stewardship”; Mrs.
W. B. Harvey gave the talk,
“One Hour of Sharing”; the
president, Miss Eva Gardner,
gave the message on “Tithing”.
The minutes were read by
the Secretary, Miss Irene Har
vey and the roll was called. Old
business and new business was
called for.
The meeting was closed with
the Meypah prayer.
Mrs. Paul Neff and daughter
Julie, of Tampa, Fla, are
spending some time with Mrs.
Neff’s mother, Mrs. L. J.
Moore, who is a patient at Em
ory Hospital, following surgery
on Monday. A wide circle of
friends are wishing Mrs. Moore
a rapid recovery.
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Miss Judy Hill, University
of Georgia student, of Rome,
was the weekend guest of her
aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Campbell.
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The Wesleyan Service Guild
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met with the North Covington
ladies at the North Covington
Church for each session. On
Tuesday evening, short busi
ness sessions were held follow
ing the study. Mrs. Ben House
read the report of the nomin
ating committee, and Mrs. Cal
vin Bouchillon, Sr. took pled
ges and supply donations. Mrs.
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of the previous meeting.
Delicious refreshments were
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Mrs. Jordan Callaway was a
gracious hostess on Tuesday
afternoon, when she entertain
ed members and guests of her
club at her lovely country
home on Madison Road, at a
des.-*ert-bridge.
The springtime theme was
charmingly effected with flow
ering shrubs and colorful gar
den flowers. Pink crabapple
sprays were used in a usabat
on a lamp table; and the dining
table centerpiece consisted erf
multi-colored tulips in an iron
stone bowl.
Mrs. Callaway served a de
licious sweet course with coffee,
as guests assembled. In the
ensuing games, Mrs. Lanier
Hardman was top scorer; and
Mrs. Harriett Pollard, house
guest of the Callaways, was
consolation prize recipient.
Others enjoying the delight
ful afternoon were: Mesdames
E. W. Exley, Ed Robinson, Mar
ion Piper, and E. E. Callaway,
club members; and Mesdames
Moody Summers and Sam
Gainer, club guests.
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