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Allen Memorial Woman's Society
Christian Service Met at Oxford
The WSCS of Allen Memor
ial Methodist Church, Oxford,
met Tuesday, May 7, in the
Chapel. Mis. V Y. C. Eady,
President, opened the meeting
by reading excerpts from an
Editorial by Dr. Poling, taken
from the Christian Herald,
followed by prayer. The min
utes were read and the trea
surer, Mrs. A. W Jackson,
gave the yearly report and
thanked everyone for enabl
ing it to be such a gratifying
one. The president thanked
Mrs. Clyde Webb for her ef
ficiency in the feeding of the
District Preachers in April, j
Mrs. Webb extended thank.- I
for the splendid cooperation
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Mrs. Graham Davis, report
ing for Mrs. Hamby Barton,
secretary of Missionary Edu
cation, informed the group
that Jurisdictional credit
had been given tor the study,
"Rim of East Asia".
Mrs. Pierce Cline, secretary
Christian Social Relations
showed sample note paper from
Unicef. Communications were
read from Children s Home in
I Decatur, concerning the sav
| ing of coupons; from Ethel
i Harpst Home in Cedartown,
I reminding that vacation time
for the children is in July,
’and from the District Presi
dent, Mrs. Higgins, with the
i announcements the Annual
: Meeting. May 16, at Columbia
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Mrs. Homer Grier Was Gracious Hostess
To North Covington WSCS Group
The Woman’s Society of
Christian Service of the North
Covington Methodist Church
met on Tuesday evening, May
7th at the home of Mrs. Homer
Grier with Mrs. Charles Geiger
as co-hostess.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs.
Ed Hooten. Miss Eva Mask led
the opening prayer and Mrs.
Calvin BouchWlon, the treasur
er, took the pledges for the
month.
The program, “Lord, Teach
Us to Pray”, was presented by
Mrs. Jack Ellis. She developed
the idea that communion with
God should involve more than
speaking to him or hearing
him speak. It should involve ,
all the senses - taste, smell,'
Lovely Shower at Porterdale Woman's
Club Honors Miss Sherry Jeffries
PORTERDALE —Miss
Sherry Jeffries. June bride
elect of Billy Shaw, was cen
tral figure at a lovely show
er in the Woman's Clubroom
of the Porter Memorial Gym
nasium on Saturday evening,
May 11, at seven - thirty
o’clock.
The room was beautifully
transformed with artistic bas
kets and arrangements of red
roses to execute the warm col
or scheme of red and white. To
the left of the entrance where
guests were greeted by two
of the hostesses. Miss Peggy
Allen and Miss Rose Mary
Laster, a long table overlaid
with white satin had corsages
of red roses at either corner,
and brightly, beribboned pac
kages spilled from a white um
brella decorated with red ruf
fles for femininty.
Drive Methodist Church at 10
a. m.; Officers Training Day
at Conyers Methodist Church,
June 27 and the School of Mis
sions at Emory University,
August 26 - 30.
The visiting of sick and
shut-ins was brought to the
attention of the group by Mrs.
Gary, Mrs. Rhoada and Mrs.
Jackson had previously vol
unteered to give this special
attention. A motion was made
and carried unamlously to fur
nish refreshments for the MYF
Sub-District when it meets in
Oxford.
The Circle count was: Addie
Branham, 7; Susie B Stone. 3;
Miss Lynn Emmie Stewart, 6.
Mrs. Eady announced an of
ficers training session to be
held at her home on Wednes
day night, May 8. with M r«.
John Gregory conducting The
installation of officers will be
Sunday night, May 12. by Rev.
Bob Gary, also two Baby
Memberships will be given at
this time.
The Susie B Stone Circle,
Mrs. Charles Burnett in
charge, presented a most in
teresting and inspirational
program, “If I Be Lifted Up”.
The meeting was closed with
prayer.
THE COVI
sight and touch, in addition to
hearing and speaking. Mrs.
Ellis read several scripture se
lections, used a recording of
“The Lord’s Prayer”, and a
copy of Diirer’s “Praying
Hands” in showing that sincere
prayer must involve all of a
person's perception.
A Stanley Products repre
sentative was a visitor at the
meeting and arranged f6r the
members to sell Stanley Pro
duct*. The group decided to
give the money raised by the
sale to the church.
The report blank* were given
out for quarterly and annual
reports.
Delicious cakes and coffee
. were served by the hostess and
1 co-hostess.
Interesting games were di
rected by Mrs. Annie Day
and Miss Mae Hardman and
guests were seated in a large
circle.
The honoree's joy and ex
citement as the gifts were
opened enhanced the happy
atmosphere which prevailed.
For this occasion, Mis* Jeffries
wore a sleeveless turquoise
•nd white floral sheer model
with pleated skirt and a shoul
der corsage of red carnations
presented to her by the hos
tesses who also included Miss
Billy Sue Duvall, Miss Ann
Martin, and Mrs. Claud Ca
son.
Delicious refresh m e n t s
. which further executed the
color scheme were served from
a table overlaid with white.
Tinted punch in a crystal bowl
base garlanded with ivy was
■ the centerpiece. Dainty party
I sandwiches and petit fours
r I embossed in white with red
roses were on crystal trays.
Toasted nuts in crystal bon
bon dishes completed the ap
pointments. Napkins were
j engraved with “Sherry and
B Billy”. Thirty-eight guests
shared in this happy event.
Myrtle Combs
? Circle Meeting
Held Wednesday
1 The Myrtle Combs Circle of
, the First Baptist Church m e t
. Wednesday. May 8, in the Edu
’ cational Building of the
' church. The meeting was op
’ ened with the song, "Jesus
Saves”, followed with prayer
by Mrs. J. A. Wal! and the
" repeating of the Watchword.
During the business meet
ing the minutes were read and
’ approved and reports given
’ from standing committees. It
was decided to change the cir
cle meeting to the second
• Monday, at 3:30 p m.
1 Mrs Wall gave the devotion
• al. taken from Romans 12.
1 Mrs. N. S. Avery and Mrs.
Jim Harris presented the pro
‘ gram. “Educating Youth in
1 Missions”, closing with prayer.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Avery and Mrs. Tom Heard.
| PERSONALS
Among the Mother's Day
family gatherings Sunday was
the picnic dinner enjoyed by
the family of Mr. and Mr s.
Walt Piper at the Lions Club
Pavilion. Present besides Mr.
and Mrs. Piper were Mr. and
Mrs. James Brooks, Jerry and
Mickey, Mrs. Royce Davis and
Lesa, Miami, Florida; Mrs.
Elizabeth Pannell and Cheryl.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Capes
and daughter Sheri, Atlanta:
Mrs. Margaret Gilbert. Bobby
and Ronnie Pickrell, Mrs. Lil
lian Hooten, Mrs. Chryatine
Greene and Jerry. Mrs. H J
Reid. Henry Barnes and M r s.
Carolyn Eberhart of Decatur.
• • • •
A steak supper was enjoyed
by members of the Newton
Federal Bowling team Thurs
day night, given by their spon
sor. Enjoying the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Dennison. Mr.
and Mrs. H C. Capps. Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Satterfield. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Parr and Mr. and
Mrs. Hulon Hodges
• • • •
Mr and Mrs J. M Aiken
visited Mr and Mrs. Fain
Brannon in Smyrna Sunday.
TON NEWS
Miss Sealock, June Bride-Elect,
Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
On Saturday night. May 11,1
Miss Karen Sealock, June
bride-elect, was honored at a
miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. Bernice Dodd at her ।
home in Porterdale with Mrs. .
Sharon Lee as co-hostess.
Several games were played
under the leadership of Mrs.
Alice Patterson. After t h e
games were enjoyed. Miss Sea- i
Lovejoy Church Members Honored Rev.
And Mrs. Strickland at Farewell Supper
On Sunday, April 28 at 6:00 1
P M. Lovejoy Methodist
Church honored The Reverend
and Mrs. William D. Strick
land and their daughter Lin
da, with a Farewell Supper.
This was in recognition of the
warm regard with which this
family has been received into
the community and the chur
ch for the past two and a half
years.
The kindness with which the
fellowship of Lovejoy consider
the service Mary Lou and
Bill have rendered was espec
ially noted by the presenta
tion of several lovely pieces of
silver including a large foot
ed tray and a lovely teapot
with a cream pitcher and a
sugar bowl to match. Engrav
ed on the tray was a note of
the love and affection felt on
the Strickland's departure. Mr.
E. M. McCart. Church Lay
Leader, presented the gift.
Mr. Strickland, Assistant
Pastor of the Newton Circuit,
is returning to his home con
ference in Kentucky for new
work. Scheduled to graduate
on June 9th from the Candler
[ BIRTHS J
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hearn
announce the arrival of their
daughter, Paula Genene. at the
Newton County Hospital on
Saturday, May 11. The young
lady weighed seven and one-1
half pounds. Mrs. Sadie Beam |
of Porterdale is the maternal I
grandmother. The paternal,
grandmother is Mrs. Gille I
Hearn of Porterdale.
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lock was presented with many |
beautiful and useful gifts.
The onae-eieci was lovely
in a white sleeveless cotton,
trimmed in pink, with a full
skirt.
The hostesses served dainty I
sandwiches, potato chips,
cookies, toasted nuts, mint*
and Coca-Colas.
School Os Theology, Emory
University, Mr. Strickland will
begin an appointment in a
newly organized church in
Bowling Green where they
will make their home.
The Surprise Supper in
their honor was held in the
Fellowship Hall of the Church
with sumptuous food contri
buted by the membership.
Sponsored by the Woman’s
Society of Christian Service a
large number was present to
express hope and Godspeed to
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The Sadie Polson Circle of
the Porterdale Baptist WML’
met on May 11th at the home
of Mrs. Frank Wise. Twelve
members were present and one
visitor, Miss Tammy Stubbs,
making a total of 13 present.
Mrs. Herbert Burch, Chair
man. opened the meeting with
a scripture meditation from
Revelations 3:8, and Mrs. Alvin
Jeffares led in prayer. Minutes
of the last meeting were read
and approved and correspond
ence was read. Offering was
j taken.
Mrs. Frank Wise reported on
; our community missions for
April, and discussion was held
:on community missions for
May.
Mrs. Burch reminded the
group that the General WML
Anniversary program and
meeting would be May 13th at
the church.
Mrs. Claude Madden read the
Prayer Calendar and led in
prayer for those listed on the
Calendar.
Mrs. Frank Sailers presented
the program, “Educating Youth
in Missions” with the follow
ing taking part: Mesdames Her-
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closed the program and meet
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The hostess served delicious
refreshments. The June meet
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home of Mrs. Roy Gazaway in
North Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wren of
Macon, Mrs. Monroe Gray of
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
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