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THE COVINGTON NEWS
KIWANIS BANQUET
Jr. and Mrs. James Benton, of
Mansfield,
puring the Introduction of
guests Bill Hoffman of Radio
Station WGFS was awarded a
special citation for his coopera=
tion and publicity tendered the
Covington Kiwanis Club. The
citation and resolution was read
by President Ellis and stated that
Mr. Hoffman ‘‘has a permanent
and continuing invitation to at
tend all Kiwanis meetings.”
Guests at the anniversary din
ner and program were: Mrs.
Moody Summers, Sr., Mrs. Bel
mont Dennis, Mrs. P, W, Pratt,
sr., Miss Lucy Banks, Mr. and
Mrs. J, W, Morgan, Mrs. Basil
Rigney, Rev. and Mrs. Owen
Kellum, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Sharp, Jr.,, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Bellairs, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoff=-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Free=
man, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cowan,
Miss Murela Perry, Sam Ram=
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Mr. and Mrs, W, H, Shrop=
shire had as their guests Sun
day Mr, and Mrs. J, M, Port
wood and Dianne of Decatur,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Shropshire
and Lanier and Mr. and Mrs.
W, G, Freeman, Billand Kimber=
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Mr. and Mrs, Fred White of
Toccoa were the weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs, Bill Vaughn and
Wayne,
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Irving Dietz has returned home
after a buying trip to New York
where he purchased spring mer
chandise for the local store.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Savage
and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Jones
visited Mrs, Emory Brackett in
Dahlonega Sunday.
*% % %
Mrs. Love Lewis of Monti
cello spent last week here with
her niece, Mrs. Hugh Aiken,
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Mr. and Mrs. M, H, Waggon
er spent Sunday with their niece,
Mr. and Mrs., Jack Roberts in
East Point, Other guests were
Mrs. Waggoner’s sister and fam
ily, Mrs. Don E, LaFave of
Athens.
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Rev. Guy Walton of Sparta
spent Monday here with his moth
er, Mrs, Grady Walton, and at
tended the funeral of Mrs. R, M,
Tuck.
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Mr. and Mrs, Irving Dietz
attended the Southeastern Tra
velers Showing of spring and
summer merchandise at the At
lanta Merchandise Mart Sunday.
*% % ¥
Mrs. J. T. Sumner of Alex
andria, Virginia is the house
guest of Miss Mae Greer and is
also visiting other relatives and
friends in Covington and Newton
County.
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Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Castle
berry and sons met Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Castleberry at the
Atlanta Airport on their return
from Miami, Florida, where they
were the guests for several weeks
of their son, Joe Castleberryand
his family, The Castleberrys
also visited Mr. Castleberry’s
brother and family, Mr.and Mrs,
Ed Castleberry.
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Mrs. Sam Gainer spent Tues=
day at DeKalb General Hospital,
with her sister-in-law, Mrs,
Quinton Platt, who will undergo
major surgery in the near future,
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Editor’s Note: These are
recommendations drawn
up by Parents and Youth
members of the Newton
County Parent - Youth
Council, on various sub
jects which these groups
have discussed, and sought
solutions conducive to the
best interests of all con
cerned.
GENERAL SUGGESTIONS:
1. The responsibility for
children lies with the parents,
whose guidance and example are
their best helps. Parents should
listen to children with an open
mind. Be sincere with them.
Your opinion could change after
thoroughly understanding their
viewpoint. Keep the confidence
of your youngsters.
2. Parents should know where
their children are, and with whom
they are, at all times. Young
people should notify their parents
of any change in plans or delay
in returning home. A member
of the family, or responsible
adult should always be available
in case of emergency.
3. Teach young people re
spect for others, especiallyolder
people and those in authority.
Teach them respect for private
and public property. Kindness
and consideration reflected in
good manners will make this
respectfulness a natural conse
quence.
(Do you have a problem or
subject you would like the Coun
cil to discuss?? Any bona fide
question, signed by the sender,
will be discussed in the “Coun=-
cil-ing’” Column. Your name
may be with-held from publica=-
tion, if requested, but must be
signed and mailed to The Cov
ington News.)
(Our Advertisers Are Assured of Best Results)
sey, Miss Carrol \Miller, Mur
ray Newlin, Miss Jane Maxwell,
Jim Duttera,
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STARRSVILLE CLUB
Gibboney; Work, J, W, Johnston;
Nominating, Mrs. Mort Ewing.
Mrs. Herbert Corley Sr. pre
sented a very interesting pro
gram on ‘‘Keeping Georgla Beau
tiful”’e Rev. James Thurman
closed the meeting with prayer.
Porterdale School
Our report cards went out on
Wwednesday, January 20, We were
delighted to know that a good
many made such good grades,
This will encourage us to work
even harder in the days ahead.
In our Social Studies classes,
we have looked to the expansion
of our country in its growthfrom
the beginning up through 1860,
Today, (January 29), we will
begin the study of two of our
great Americans who did so much
to help in the growth of our
country, As a culmination of
this study, we have planned our
bulletin board for the school,
We are indebted to Mrs. Sue
Morgan and Mrs, Douglas Ro
bertson for the attractive and
eye-catching display, which is
now in our hall at the Pearl
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Dessert-Bridge Lends Zest To
Social Scene At Rogers Home
Among delightful, informal
events lending zest to the winter
social calendar was a dessert
bridge on Friday afternoon, at
which Mrs, E, B, Rogers enter
tained members of her club at
her home on Monticello St,
Early flowering daffodils key=
noted a charming prelude to sp=
ring in artistic arrangements
throughout the attractive setting,
The hostess served a tasty
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Matrons Class
Met Wednesday
The Fidelis Matrons Sunday
School Class of the First Bap=
tist Church met in the assembly
room at the church on Wednes=
day, January 27. The meeting
opened with the song, ‘‘Love
Lifted Me’’, followed with pray=-
er by Mrs. J, L, Bush.
Each member quoted her favo=-
rite scripture and gave a short
comment on it. Mrs. J, F.
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Taylor Building.
We invite everyone to come
and see what we are trying to
learn,
Rosemary Robertson, Faye
Plymel, Betty Smith, Sylvia
Hardegree, Kathy Jo Hayes,
Reporters
Thursday, February 4, 1965
sweet course with coffee, upon
the arrival of guests, In the
games which followed, Miss
Sarah Mobley, a club guest,
tallied high score; Mrs, J, B,
weaver was consolationprize re«
ciptent; and Mrs, Lilllan Weaver
won the bingo prize,
Other members of the club
playing were: Mesdames Lint
Smith, Perino Dearing, Guy Robe
inson; Misses Eva Stephenson
and Annie Pauline Anderson,
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Biggers called the roll and read
the minutes of the last meeting,
A good report was given by
Mrs. R, B. Yancey and Miss
Louise Skelton gave a report on
cards sent to sick and bereaved,
with Mrs. Avery reporting on
flowers sent.
Mrs. J. W, Alexander’s group
was appointed to visit sick and
shut=ins during this month. Mrs.
Marks and Miss Mae Greer will
be hostess next month.
Mrs. G, H, Walton gave a poem
entitled, ‘‘Recipe for a Happy
New Year’”, and dismissed the
meeting with prayer.
Delicious hot coffee and sand
wiches were served by the hos
tesses Mrs. W, R. Nunn and
Mrs. J, L, Bush.
ATTEND CHURCH
SUNDAY