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Thursday, September 5, 1963
^Society Newst
MRS. LEO MALLARD, Society Editor "4
PHONE 786-3401 - 3402 PHONE 786-3401 - 3402
Mitchell - Hinton Wedding Vows Are
Spoken at Oxford Church Ceremony
Miss Linda Darlene Mitchell,'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. i
J. Mitchell, and Bobby Gray
Hinton, son of Mr. and Mrs.j
Thomas Otis Hinton, were uni
ted in marriage Sunday after
noon at the Allen Memorial
Methodist Church in Oxford,
with Rev. Barry Milford per- ■
forming the impressive double
ring service.
Mrs. Milford Johnson, organ
ist, rendered a program of nup
tial music prior to and during
the service and accompanied
Mrs. Jimmy Payne, soloist, as
she sang, “O Promise Me”,
"True Love” and as part of the ■
wedding service “Wedding
Prayer”.
Tommy Dennard served as
best man with ushers being
Buster Rosser and Wayne Hint
on. brother of the groom.
The alter where the young
couple took their wedding vows j
was beautifully decorated with
a central arch of candelabra of
15 burning white tapers flank
ed on either side and back with
fern and palm. At the side of
the central arch were seven
branched candelabra with
■large pots of white gladiolus
and carnations at either out
side.
Maid of honor was Miss
Dianne Taylor, who wore a
pink taffeta dress overlaid with !
net. The full skirt was attach- ■
ed to a fitted bodice over which j
she wore a short bolero jacket
with a high neckline and short
sleeves. A pink headband was |
attached to a small pink netl
veil and she wore matching
pink shoes. She carried a bou- '
quet of pink carnations.
Bridesmaids, Miss Carolyn;
Darby and Miss Ann Tolleson,
were dressed in blue satin with
the full skirts overlaid with
blue net. The fitted bodices •
were fashioned with a high
front neckline which formed a
low square back line finished
with a small flat bow. Bands of 1
blue had small blue net veils
attached for their headpieces. ,
They wore matching blue shoes
and carried bouquets of pink
carnations.
Little Miss Kathy Rosser,
flower girl, wore a floor length
pink taffeta with a full skirt
and a miniature collar at the
neckline with short sleeves. Her
headpiece was fashioned with
pink flowers. She carried a
white wicker basket of white
rose petals.
Moonlit Drive In
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5-6
"WILD GUITAR"
STARRING ARCHIE HILL
Also cartoon
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
CHELO ALONZO—JACQUES SERNAS IN
"THE HUNS"
IN COLOR
plus
JAMES CAGNEY—PAMELA TIFFIN IN
"ONE, TWO, THREE"
Also cartoon
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8-9
JAMES STEWART—JOHN WAYNE IN
"The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
plus
MARSHALL THOMPSON—MALA POWERS IN
"FLIGHT OF THE LOST BALLOON"
IN COLOR
Also cartoon
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10-11 '
PAT BOONE—BARBARA EDEN IN
"THE YELLOW CANARY"
Also cartoon
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Master Dennis Smith carried
the rings on a white satin pil
low.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was lovely in a
traditional white satin floor
length wedding gown with lay
ers of white net and net with
lace inserted bands. The fitted
lace bodice featured a high
neckline with long pointed
sleeves with self covered butt
ons. A chapel train, white lace
pumps and a headpiece of
pearls with a fingertip veil
completed her outfit. Her
only ornament was a white
gold necklace with a tear drop
pearl and two diamonds on
either side, which was a gift of
the groom. In carrying out the
traditional something old, new,
borrowed and blue, the wed
ding dress she wore belonged
to Mrs. Jimmy Bonner. Her
wedding corsage was of white
carnations centered with a
white orchid with white satin
streamers.
Mrs. Mitchell selected for the
occasion a pink two piece lace
suit with which she wore
matching accessories and a
White carnation corsage.
Mrs. Hinton, mother of the
groom, wore a blue lace dress
with white accessories and a
white carnation corsage.
The bride’s parents enter
tained with a reception imme
diately following the ceremony
in the annex of the church.
Miss Janice Hinton, sister of
the groom, kept the bride’s
book at a small table at the en
trance of the beautifully de
corated room.
The bride’s table was over
laid with a white linen cloth
with ivy tendrils around the
edges. Centering the table was
the beautifully decorated three
tiered, white embossed wed
ding cake which was topped
with a miniature bride and
groom. Completing the table’s
appointments was the silver
serving knife with white satin
ribbon streamers.
The refreshment table was
also overlaid with white linen
and decorated with two crystal
candelabra holding white tap
ers and two crystal punch
bowls at either end of the table.
Containers of decorated cakes,
mints and nuts, with napkins
imprinted with the names of
the bride and groom and date,
completed the table's appoint
ments. Assisting in serving
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were Miss Linda Reynolds,
Miss Linda Rosser, Miss Judy
Barker and Mrs. Lois Cody.
The bride changed to a two
piece yellow suit for her wed
ding trip. With this she wore
a yellow hat. black accessories
and the orchid from her cor
sage.
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton will
make their home in Stone
Mouhtalh?' • ■
Thacker-Lunsford
Wedding Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thacker
of Route No. 2, Covington an
nounce the recent marriage of
their daughter. Carolyn Beth,
to Daniel Lunsford, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Lunsford of
McDonough.
Mrs. Lunsford is a graduate
of Newton County High School,
Class of 1962. She is employed
with MacGregor Sports in Cov
ington.
Mr. Lunsford attended Mc-
Donough High School and is
self employed.
Miss Judy Greer spent the
weekend here with relatives
and friends, enroute from her
home in Cusseta to Rockhill,
South Carolina where she will
enter Winthrop College.
Home of Mrs. Rucker Ginn Is Scene
Os Dessert - Bridge on Wednesday
Contributing to the season's in
formal gatherings of social inter
est. was a dessert-bridge on Wed
nesday afternoon, when Mrs. Ruc
ker Ginn was hostess to her club
members, at her Conyers St.
home.
Potted green plants and artistic
Covington Elkadette Club Heard
Newton Extension Agent Speak
The Elkadettes held their
regular monthly meeting at the
: Elks Club on Monday, August
1 26, with 28 members present.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Calvary Church
WMU Meeting
Held Tuesday
The Calvary Baptist W.M.U.
general meeting was held in
the church annex on August
27. with fifteen members pres
en*.
Mrs. Tony Webb led the
meeting in singing, “We've a
Story to Tell”.
Mrs. Bill Pratt, president,
welcomed the members after
which Mrs. Ralph Batchelor
read the missionaries on the
prayer calendar and led in
prayer.
Both the Elizabeth Smith
Circle and Omar Alford Circle
reported good meetings. Mrs.
Harold Crawley, Mrs. George
Studdard. Mrs. Clifford Rog
ers, and Mrs. Beatrice Allen
were named to serve on the
general nominating committee.
Different counselors and com
mittee chairmen gave their re
ports.
Mrs. Grady Cargiles pro
gram chairman, then brought
an enlightening program titled,
“Turning Away From the
Truth of God”. She was assist
ed by Mrs. Neal Sammons. Mrs.
Carl Cassidy. Mrs. Walter
Harris, and Mrs. Bill Pratt.
arrangements of lilies and other
garden flowers, lent color and
charm to the attractive setting.
A tasty sweet course was serv
ed with coffee, prior to the games,
in which Mrs. Everett Pratt won
top score, and Mrs. W. B. Travis
was consolation prize recipient.
Mrs. Bill Vaughn, President,
presided over the business
meeting. She urged all mem
bers to attend the workshop at
Aidmore on Sunday, Septem
ber Bth at 10:30. Any member
wishing to go who doesn’t have
a ride may contact Mrs.
Vaughn.
It was also announced that
the district Convention is to be
held October 19th and 20th at
Gainesville. All members are
urged to attend.
Mrs. John Hackney, Program
Chairman, introduced the
speaker. Mrs Sara Groves. Mrs.
Groves is the Home Demonstra
tion Agent for Newton County.
She gave a most interesting
talk on her experiences in
Alaska.
She told us the ways of liv
ing, religion, schooling, gar
dening. climate and many,
many more things about Alas
ka. All the members enjoyed
her talk very much.
Mitchell - Mooney Wedding Party Has
Post Rehearsal Party at Porterdale
Members of the Mitchell -i
Mooney wedding party enjoyed a
post-rehearsal party at the Por
terdale Baptist Church on Thurs
day evening, August 22.
A color scheme of lavendar and
white was carried out in the re
freshments and buffet table. Mrs.
James Mooney was hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Jack Asbell, who
directed the wedding.
The bridal couple chose this
occasion to present memento
gifts to their attendants.
Miss Mitchell chose for this hap
py occasion a yellow and white
Club Members and Guests Enjoy
Dessert - Bridge at Tuck Home
The home of the Reuben
Tucks was the scene on Wed- ।
nesday of an interesting after- i
noon of bridge, when Mrs. j
Tuck entertained members of
her bridge club and guests.
A compote arrangement of
yellovt' into orange gladiolus,
marigolds and gypsophilia
formed the living room’s focal
point; and was complimented
by an end table arrangement
of marigolds in the same colors.
Covington Womans
Club Met Tuesday
At Club House
The Covington Womans Club
met Tuesday at the Club
House with Mrs. L. C. Gibson,
president, presiding. The meet
ing was opened with prayer
by Mrs. Hugh C. Adams.
After a short business ses
sion Mrs. Homer Sharp, pro
gr a m chairman, introduced
Miss Sara Margaret Patterson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Patterson and a senior at
Emory University, who gave
a most delightful and com
prehensive resume of her trip
to European countries this
summer.
A social hour followed with
assorted cakes and mints serv-
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over a full skirt.
Those who enjoyed the pleasant
fellowship were Miss Ginger As
■ bell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Asbell.
Harvey Campbell. Miss Paula Ed
' monston, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne El
! kins, Miss Nettie Sue Harper. Rev.
John M. Lance, Mrs. Lucille Mit
-1 chell, Miss Jo Mooney, Mrs. Hil
da McCullough. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Norwood, Otis Parrish. Jr., Miss
,1 Patsy Stapp, Miss Shirley Stapp,
j Miss Jordye Tanner, Miss Vicki
j Wise, stand-in for the bride. Miss
i Carlene Wood, the engaged cou
-1 pie and Mrs. James Mooney.
A tasty sweet course was
j served as guests arrived. In the
I ensuing games Mrs. W. G.
I Hays won top score and Mrs.
Will Cook drew bingo.
Those playing included, Mes
dantes Joe T. Webb, W. S. Cook,
Grady Hays, A. A. Aenchbach
er, B. C. Chapman and Miss
Martha Ramsey, club members;
Miss Eva Stephenson and Mrs.
Lillian Weaver, guests of the
club.
, ed from a beautifully appoint
' ed tea table which had as its
central decoration a colorful
arrangement of autumn ber
ries and fruits. Punch was
served by Mrs. Hugh King.
Serving with Mrs. King on the
I social committee were Mrs. L.
A. Patrick, Mrs. George Jolley,
! Mrs. Homer Sharp and Miss
. j Annie Bell Robinson.
—
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence But
ler, Miss Vivian Butler of
Smyrna, Mrs. Mary Badders
and children, Yvonne, Julie.
• Marilyn and Jimmy Badders
lof Kissimmee, Florida spent
. j Sunday with Misses Virginia
and Ethel Merck.
1»» « »
; Miss Kathryn House spent
the past week with Mr. and
1 Mrs. Thomas M. Randall Jr.
• I and daughter Julie in Atlanta.
Pictures and Features)
The King Family
Reunion Was Held
Sunday Afternoon
The King family held their
annual reunion Sunday at the
home of Mrs. A. J. King with
a delicious basket dinner serv
ed in the yard of the home at
noon.
Those present to enjoy the
occasion were: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles King and Myra, Fayet
teville, North Carolina; Mr.
and Mrs. Coyle King, and Da
vid, Mr. and Mrs. Carol King
and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
ie King, Mrs. Eva Stubbs, Faye
Stubbs. Mr. and Mis. Carlton
Stubbs, Gwin and Jan, Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Stubbs, Andy, Carl
and Vince, Mrs. Olin Womac
and Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Zack
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Emory
Hays. Danny and Noel. Mr.
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Covington, Georgia
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 5-6-7
JANET LEIGH—DICK VAN DYKE—ANN-MARGRET—
ED SULLIVAN IN
"BYE BYE BIRDIE"
IN COLOR
ADMISSION: Adults—6oc — Children—3oe
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9-10-11
Tony's Got Women Trouble—Wait'll You See Their
Hilarious Adventures in Disneyland!
TONY CURTIS—SUZANNE PLESHETTE—PHIL SILVERS
KAREN STEELE IN
"40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE"
IN COLOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SEPT. 12-13-14
For All the Family—That New Gidget's Having a Ball!
CINDY CAROL—JAMES DARREN—JOBY BAKER
JEFF DONNELL iN
"GIDGET GOES TO ROME"
IN SPECTACULAR—SCENIC—COLOR
MATINEE MONDAY. THURSDAY, SATURDAY—3:3O
SHOWS EACH NIGHT BEGIN AT 7:30
and Mrs. C. D. Cowan. Mrs.
T. B. King, Buster Moore and
Mrs. A. J. King, hostess.
Baptist W. M.S.
Societies to Meet
The Womans Missionary So
cieties of the First Baptist
Church are invited to attend
a State Mission Program to be
held at the church Monday af
ternoon. September 9, at 3:30
p.m. Members of all societiei
are requested to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A.
Swindell of Raleigh, North
j Carolina spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mr*.
Brooks Greer and family.
Mrs. Marion DeTota of Bal
| timore, Maryland was the re
■ cent guest of Mr. and Mr*. C.
D. Ramsey.
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