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Personals
Mrs. J. W. Wiley returned
Friday from a three weeks visit
with a brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs . George Prickett, in
Greeneville, S. C., and a sister,
Mrs. G. C. Luthie, In Commerce.
♦» » ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pratt
were weekend guests of their
daughter and family, Capt. and
Mrs. Charles Lewis, at Ft. Bragg
N. C.
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Mrs. Joe Laseter is a
patient at Emory University
Hospital, where she was taken
Tuesday. Her many friends are
extending her best wishes for a
speedy recovery and return
home.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Vaughn were Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar Davies and family of
Gainesville and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred White of Toccoa.
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Mrs. Ines Capes attended the
All Star Beauty Forum on Monday
at the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel.
♦* * *
Mrs. Howard Skinner is visit
ing her sister, Miss Una Smith,
in Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stephens
n announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Summer Christal, on Sept
ember 10, at Georgia Baptist
Hospital. The Stephens, who
are residing at 910 Newton Drive,
recently moved to Covington from
Forest Park.
Mrs. Barron Davis Was Gracious Hostess
To Newborn Methodist WSCS Meeting, Wed.
The Woman’s Society of Ch
ristian Service of Newborn
Methodist Church met September
8, at the church with Mrs. Barron
Davis and Mrs. Paul Harwell
as cohostess.
The worship center was
decorated with a large Bible,
light, candles and cross on the
communion table and a vase of
flowers.
Mrs. Doyle Smith, president,
presided and opened the meeting
with the song, “Have Thine Own
Way, Lord”. Minutes were read
by Mrs. Boykin Elliott in the
absence of Mrs. R. D. Murrelle.
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Ossie Bac
on were welcomed as guests and
Mrs. Whisnant was welcomed
back.
The treasurer gave the finan
cial report and the Student Sec
retary reported she will keep
in contact with young people away
at school. World Day of Prayer
will be at the Starrsville Church.
Mrs. R. D. Murrelle and Miss
Ruth Duke will be hostesses in
October.
Mrs. Barron Davis presented
the program on “Where The
To delight a young cow
poke, make a broomstick
hobby horse. For the horse’s
head, use a heavy cotton
work sock, stuffed with cot
ton batting. Tie securely
around one end of cut-off
broomstick. Add button
eyes, corduroy scraps for
mouth and ears. Make
horse’s mane with yellow
cotton yarn, and use black
shoestrings for halter and
reins.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dial ac
companied their daughter, Joan,
to Milledgeville Sunday where
she enrolled at the Woman’s
College of Georgia, for her fresh
man year.
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THE COVINGTON NEWS
Mrs. Homer Sharp, Sr., who
has enjoyed a visit with her son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ho
mer F. Sharp, returned to Chlca
mauga during the weekend. The
Sharps accompanied their mother
to Chic amauga, and were weekend
guests of a sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Whelchel.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickinson,
Mickey, Neal, Mary Lynn and
Melanie, efijoyed a weekend with
Mr. Dickinson’s sister and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Collins,
In Hickory, N. C.
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Scores of friends are extend
ing good wishes for an early
recovery to little Bob Bradley,
son of Coach and Mrs. Ronald
Bradley, who underwent heart
surgery at St. Joseph’s Infir
mary, on Friday.
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Miss Day Morcock spent Tues
day through Thursday near
Jonesboro, where she attended
a Presbyterian Camp and Con
ference Center meeting of sev
eral college Boards, where plans
for the ensuing year’s activities
among various organizations,
were formulated. Miss Mor
cock, who is a member of the
Agnes Scott Rep Council, re
sumed her studies at Agnes Scott,
this week.
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Mrs. A. M. Dodd, of Macon,
is the houseguest of her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mon
cey Pratt.
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Mrs. Dan Clower will enter
Georgia Baptist Hospital in At
lanta Sunday, where she will un
dergo surgery. Her many friends
Women Are”. She indicated
points of her talk with a chart.
She concluded with prayer.
Refreshments were served in
the fellowship hall from a table
overlaid with a white cutwork
cloth. Punch, sandwiches and
cookies were served by the host
ess.
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Among spectators enjoying
Georgia’s upset of Alabama at
Sanford Field in Athens, Satur
day, were Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Bellairs, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoff
man, Edgar Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gray
Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Aut
rey, James Hutchins, Dr. and
Mrs. Goodwin Tuck, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Mallard, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Stephenson, Bob Greer and
Wallace Edwards.
BY: Herbof Ray JEWELERS
If your waistline Is just
a shade heftier than you con
sider elegant, take a look
at the food the average Am
erican puts away in a year.
These weighty statistics
show that on a per capita
basis we stow away 65 0
pounds of dairy products, 161
pounds of red meat, 144
pounds of vegtables and 100
pounds of potatoes, to call
off a few of our favorite
food items.
Or, put another way, the
average citizen eats in a
lifetime the annual produc
tion of a large farm.
The human spelces is
never satisfied and that Is
as It should be because we’re
active and energetic. We all
like to have ample choice of
nice things of quality and
usefulness. The best place
to find just those sought
after things is at RAY JEW
ELERS. . .9 East Square. ..
Covington. . .Check with us
for all your fine China, Cry
stal and jewelry... “IF YOU
DON’T KNOW JEWELRY
KNOW YOUR JEWELER”.
THIS WEEK’S HOUSEHOLD
HINT: Tar stains on the skin
can be removed by rubbing
with the outside of anorange
or lemon peel.
RAY JEWELERS
If you don’t know jewelry—
Know your jeweler!
MEETINGS
Covington Chapter 337 Order of
the Eastern Star will meet to
night (Thursday), at 8 p.m. at
the Masonic Hall. All members
are urged to attend.
TRI-CITY CLEANERS
OFFERS 3 POINT PROGRAM FOR THE
EXPERT CARE OF YOUR WOOLENS
PLAN 1
We will clean and Mothproof Your Garment* at the Regular
Cleaning Prices. (No Charge for Mothprofing) Returned
to You Ready for Wearing or Storing.
PLAN 2
Box Storage—We will clean your garments, Mothproof,
Store and Insure Thom in Our Plant Until You Call for Them
Next Fall. They will bo returned Fresh and Ready to Wear—
All for the Low Price of $2.95 Plus Cleaning Charge.
PLAN 3
Spring-Fall Plan—We will clean and Mothproof Your Gar
ments and Return to You Unpressad so You may Store
Them at Home. The Charge for this Service is Half the
Charge for the Regular Cleaning. Then in the Fall You
can hava us Pick up and Press Your Clothes at Pressing
Charges Onlyl
TRI-CITY CLEANERS
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Talk about slides!
Look what's happened to the
price of electricity in Georgia
Children aren’t the only folks who enjoy a slide.
There’s another slide, too, that should interest
the budget-minded (and who isn’t, in these days
of high prices?). It’s the continuing drop in
the unit price of electricity.
For a nickel spent on electricity you can
enjoy about 10 hours of television, toast over
240 slices of bread, brew more than 100 cups of
coffee, wash about 15 loads of laundry.
In fact, a nickel spent for electricity today buys
more electric power than ever before. It’s the
biggest bargain in your family budget, by far.
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
Thursday, September 23, 1965
The Covington Service Guild
will meet September 27, at 3:30
p.m., at the Covington Woman’s
Club. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Grady Coleman, Mrs. Joe Reeves
and Mrs. Tom Crenshaw.