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In Jamaica where they were guests. Mr. Jennings, who is associated with the McGuire
Motor Co., won an all-expenses paid trip for two in a recent Chrysler Corp, sales incen.
live drive.
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Nancy Spears Is
Elected President
Senior Tri-Hi-Y
i The Senior Tri-Hi-Y of New
ton County High School met
Wednesday, May 8, in Mrs.
Burke's room. The 1962-63 offi
cers were in charge of the meet
ing Rosemary Smith opened
the meeting and introduced
Betty Jean McElreath, the vice
president, who was in charge
of tiie installation of the new
officers.
Mrs. Burke. Advisor, comm
ended the outgoing officers for
a job well done and charged
the new officers. An impressive
candlelight installation was
held and the following were
installed; Nancy Spears, presi
dent; Kathy Hardy, vice-presi
dent; Cindy Richardson, secre
tary; Brenda Moon, treasurer;
Lynn Barker, reporter; Ira Jean
Willard, school project chair-
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Presby. Women
Birthday Meeting
Tuesday, 7:30 PM
The Women of the Coving
ton Presbyterian Church will
nold their 51st Birthday Meet
ing at the church on Tuesday,
May 21st, at 7:30 P. M.
Each year Presbyterian wo
men celebrate the anniversary
of their organized women's
work by giving a special
Birthday Offering. The 1963
Birthday Objective is a dou
ble one: Medical Work in
Mexico and Pioneer Evangel
istic Work along the new high
way in central Brazil.
The program for the Birth
day Meeting will be a film,
"The Golden Years”.- which
portrays the history of the or
ganized Women's Work, and
will be of interest to all mem
bers of the church.
All the Women of the Chur
ch are invited to come and
share in the 1963 Birthday Ob
jective. The need is greater
than ever before!
Porter Class
Has Meeting at
Home Mrs. Smith
The Social of the Charles
Porter Bible Class of the
First Methodist Church met
for the May meeting in t h e
home of Mrs. Tully Smith;
Mrs. Charlie Hill and Mrs.
Charlie Wright assisted as co
hostesses.
The president. Mrs. Hiram
Ellis, opened with prayer.
Mrs. Glen Jones gave a
। beautiful devotional, using for
the scripture. Genesis 1:1.
Reports of officers were
given. Minutes of the Febru
arv meeting were read bv
Mrs. G. C. Watson. Mrs. C. C.
Estes reported twenty letters
and cards sent to sick and
shut-in friends.
The new treasurer, Mrs.
Edna Miller, gave a report on
the finances.
For the social hour. Mrs.
■ Annie Day, in her usual
i friendly manner, had several
interesting contests, which
were enjoyed by all.
The guests were invited in
to the dining room, where re
freshments. of dainty sand
wiches, cake, cookies and
punch were served from a
beautifully appointed table,
using as decoration bowls of
I pinks.
Sergeant Newton DAR Chapter Met
Wednesday at Home of Mrs. Hall
The Sergeant Newton Chap- 1
ter Daughters of the American I
Revolution, met Wednesday,
May 8. at the home of the Re- i
gent, Mrs. Lyda Sue B Hall. '
; with Miss Florence Bower as I
cohostess. ।
Tiie home was beautifully
decorated with pink, red and i
white roses and white iris.
The meeting was called to
order by the regent and Miss :
Ethel Belcher, Chaplain, led in
the opening prayer. Miss Flor- ।
ence Bowei. Flag Chairman,
led in the pledge to the flag.
Mrs. D B Dixon read the min
utes of the last meeting and
I —
. man: Dana Kemp, community | ■
project chairman and Lila Jo
Callaway, chaplain.
After the installation of the '
new officers. Lila Jo Callaway ;
gave a very inspiring devotion
al taken from Ist Corinthians
I 10:31. followed with prayer.
The creed and Hi-Y song were '
sung.
Nancy Spears presided dur
■<g a short business meeting
and School Project Chairman,
Ira Jean Willard, reported that
a special bulletin board honor
ing the seniors had been pre
pared and that the club had
charge of the devotional* over
the PA k ' each morning the
first week in May.
The president reported that
Kathy Hardy, Dana Kemp, Lila
Jo Callaway and Nancy Spears
would attend the Rock Eagle
Officer's Training Conference
August 19-23.
Several of the senior* told.
what Y work, has meant to!
them and they urged the 1963-
64 members to work together
for a successful club year, for
after all a person gets out of
a club what he puts into it. The
.meeting adjourned with “Blest
Be Ti e Tie That Binds", and
, the club benediction.
Officers Installed by Woman's
Club at Meeting on May 7th
The annual business meet
ing and last meeting of I h e
club year for Covington Wo
man's Club was held at the
club house on Tuesday after
noon. May 7. The meeting was
called to order by the presi
dent, Mrs. L. A. Patrick. The
club collect was used as the
opening prayer and followed
by the pledge to the flag.
A short business session was
held. Miss Eva Gardner gave
the report from the State
Convention in Savannah and
complimented our own Mis.
S. M. Hay for the charm and
poise which she displayed in
presiding. Mis. L. C. Gibson
reported from the Chamber of
Commerce meeting which she
along with other club presi
dents attended at the REA
building the latter part of
April.
Mrs. H. F. Sharp. Chairman
of Constitution and By-Laws
read the Club’s, which is re
quired once a year. Miss Eva
Gardner, treasurer, gave the
annual treasurer's report and
Mrs. Patrick gave the annual
report of the Club’s achieve
ments.
Mrs. Blake Armstrong Was Hostess
Green Thumb Garden Club Meeting
The Green Thumb Garden
Club met Tuesday. May 7, in
the home of Mrs. Blake Arm
strong for a luncheon meeting.
In addition to Mrs. Armstrong,
hostesses assisting were Mes
dames Dick Schneider, Joe
Bennett, Fran Ison and Ralph
Hale.
Prior to the installation cere
mony, members enjoyed a de
lightful lunch, with Mrs. Sam
Hay and Mrs. Jack Asbcll as
visitors. Mrs. Hugh McDonald
was welcomed as a new mem
ber.
Mrs. Sam Hay, president of
the Georgia Federation of Wo
men's Clubs, acted as installing
officer. The following officers
were installed: President. Mrs.
Luke Lassiter; Ist Vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Bill Vaughn: record
ing secretary, Mrs. Dick Sch
neider; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Ralph Hale: treasurer, Mrs.
Fred Harwell; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Paul Fedder:
reporter, Mrs. Edgar Phillips;
parliamentarian, Mrs. James
Hardman and scrapbook, Mrs.
Frank Stone.
Mrs. Luke Lassiter, newly
elected president, presented
Mrs. Bill Vaughn, outgoing
president, with a past presi
dent's pin. Mrs. Vaughn ex
pressed her sincere appreci
ation to all members for their
cooperation during her tenure
of office and turned the meet
ing over to Mrs. Lassiter. Mrs.
Lassiter announced her stand
ing committees for the new
year.
Winner of the year for hav
ing won the most blue ribbons
Mrs. Guy Rogers gave the
treasurer’s report.
An interesting and instruc
tive discussion on ‘'National
Defense", was led by Mrs.
George Cherry. The regent
called attendion to the article
in the Covington News con
cerning the resolution passed
by the Chamber ,of Commerce
in forming a City-County Plan
ning Commission.
Mrs. D. B. Dixon, music
chairman, presented a group of
her music pupils from Heard-
Mixon School which was en
joyed. Those taking part were
Deborah Pachause, Lynn Jones
Deborah Johnson. Carolyn
Johnston and Nancy Mask.
The guests were invited into
the dining room where delici
ous sandwiches, cakes, cheese
straws and punch were served
from a refreshment table over
laid with a lace cloth and cen
tered with a cut glass bowl of
spring flowers flanked by sil
vei candle holders with green
candles. Presiding over the
crystal punch bowl was Mrs.
Guy Rogers. Others assisting
in serving were Mrs. George
Cherry. Mrs. D. B Dixon and
the cohostess Miss Bower.
Brick Store Club
Has Clean-Up Day
Saturday. May 4. several
। members at Brick Store Club
I met at the clubhouse for a
Clean-up Day. The men paint
ed the entire outside of the
building while the ladies were
i busy inside washing windows
and cleaning in general.
At the noon hour a delicious
covered dish dinner was en
joyed. After lunch the ladies
cleaned the yards, giving the
place in general a refreshed.
। clean look.
Ail end CHURCH SUNDAY
(Best Coverage: Nows, Pictures and Features)
Mrs. S. M. Hay, President of
Georgia' Federation of Wo
men’s Clubs, was present and
installed the incoming offi
cers of 1963 - 64. in a most
impressive manner. Mrs. L. C.
Gibson will be the new pre
sident with Mrs. L. A. Pat
rick. Ist. vice-president; Mrs.
H. F. Sharp, 2nd vice-presi
dent; Mrs. H. L. King, Record
ing Secretary; Mrs. R. W. Os
born, Corresponding Secre
tary; Miss Eva Gardner, trea
surer; Mrs. C. C. King, Parlia
mentarian; Mrs. W. L. Camp
bell. auditor.
Delicious sandwiches and
punch were served from a
beautifully appointed tea ta
ble overlaid with a green cloth
and centered with a yellow,
white and green arrangement.
Other spring flowers were
placed on the desk, mantel and
piano. Mrs. Guy Parr served
punch and other members of
the hostess committee were
Mrs. L. L. Dick, chairman;
Mrs. L. C. Gibson, Mrs. R W.
George, Mrs. S. L. Waites and
Mrs. Hugh L. King.
for artistic arrangements was
Mrs. Donald Colquitt. Mrs. Col
quitt was presented a lovely
flower container. Mrs. Blake
Armstrong was presented a
beautiful container for her
many outstanding entries in
horticulture during the year.
Awards in arrangements for
the meeting were; Mrs. Donald
Colquitt, blue; Mrs. Luke Las
siter, blue: Mrs. Dick Schnei
der, red; Mrs. Tom Freeman,
red. Horticulture: Mrs. Fred
Haswell, one blue; Mrs. Dick
Schneider, one blue and Mrs.
Edgar Phillips, one blue.
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Clorbri/r from hr.Uom: Jrl-rmnoth Chevrolet Impala, Chety II Nota ^OO,
Corvette Shut Ray, Uorvatr Mama Spyder
Summer's coming, get going I
If this isn’t a great time to get yourself a long vacation trip in as>rand-new car.
a new Chevrolet—well, we just don't And it's a smart time to trade, what
know when is. Why, you’d almost have with your Chevrolet dealer all stocked
to be anti-summer not to let oue of up lor a busy summer. Chances are, he
these four convertibles has just the model
get to you. Or any of and c °l° r y° u want
Chevrolet’s sedans, — _ —be it Chevrolet,
wagons, sport coupes jM Chevy 11, Corvair or
and sport sedans, for Bas CHEVROLET Jr J Corvette—ready to go
that matter. right now.
And there are a lot * | ’JJ iTv 'kl'LVi sfl So maybe now
of other buy-now you're all wound up?
reasons besides the Then spring into
season. Like the care- summer at Tour
free feeling you get on AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS Chevrolet dealer's.
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GINN MOTOR COMPANY
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Dr. and Mrs. Sam Burney
Hay of Tuscaloosa, Alabama
will spend this weekend here
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bur
ney Hay and family.
• « « •
Those having dinner on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..
Edwin Moss and family and.
Mr. Virgil Duncan were: Rev. I
and Mrs. James P. West, Jr.
and family of Conyers; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Moss and
Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest
Darbv and family. Mr. and
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Families living right in Coving- ■
ton are not the only ones who ■
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air CONDITiCNfn • । time { need. In fact, fam- I
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ambulances ilie» from ten, twenty .. . yes, I
even fifty miles away may be I
served at the Harwell Funeral I
Home without additional mileage |
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Thursday. May 11. IMS
Mrs. Joe Moss and family, all
of Covingion. Afternoon guests
were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mit
cham of Atlanta and Miss An
nie Boggus and Tommy Mit
cham of Oxford. Mrs. Ivey
Prickett and Mrs. Ome: Lee
Prickett and family
Mrs. W W. Crowe left Tue«-
dav for Kansas City, where she
will join her brother and wife
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bickmore
of Illinois, as guests of mutual
friends.