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Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen Singley
Huckaby-Singley Wedding
Vows Spoken In So. Carolina
PORTERDALE—Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Lee Huckaby of Porter
dale announce the marriage of
their daughter, Frances Myron,
to James Stephen Singley, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sing
ley of Covington.
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ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Wallace Friday on Saturday,
September 10, in the St. Johns
Methodist Church in Anderson,
South Carolina.
Presented in marriage by her
mother, the bride wore a navy
dress whose fitted bodice and
sleeves were etched with white
Irish lace with an A line skirt.
Her accessories were navy and
she wore a white corsage of
carnations.
Mrs. Joel Bell, sister of the
groom, was the matron of honor,
wore a navy and horizon
blue checked sheath accentuated
by a white jabot with navy but
tons and trim. Her accesso
ries were navy and she wore a
shoulder corsage in white.
Joel Bell was his brother
in-law’s best man.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Huckaby chose a sky blue
two piece suit with contrast
ing scarf complementing the
neckline. Her accessories were
black.
Mrs. Singley wore a forest
green two piece wool knit dress
with matching lace on the tucked
yoke, sleeves, and bodice hem
adding feminity. Her accessor
ies were black and she wore
white gloves.
Mrs. Singley is residing with
her parents while Mr. Singley
is serving with the United States
Armed Forces in Viet Nam.
Get After Mildew
Clusters of black spots on eave
soffits and house walls are mil
dew. Scrub with a brush, using a
solution of detergent and bleach.
Then restain using a product
containing a mildewcide.
Miss Delores Ann Haney Weds
John Patrick Higgins, Jr.
Miss Delores Ann Haney,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
W. Haney of Monticello, became
the bride of John Patrick Hig
gins, Jr., of Toledo, Ohio, at a
high noon ceremony at St. Marys
Church in Jackson, on Saturday,
September 10.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Father James An
derson of Griffin. Tom Higgins
served as his brothers best man.
Ushers were Vince King of Tole
do, Ohio and Steve Keefe of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Phipps, aunt of
the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore a street length dress
of turquoise velveteen with
matching accessories. Her head
piece was a bow of turquoise
velveteen with matching face veil.
Other attendants were Misses
Molly and Jane Higgins, sisters
of the groom. They were dressed
identical to the matron of honor
and carried nosegays of yellow
fujji mums. Little Miss Kim
Phipps, cousin of the bride, was
flower girl. Her dress was of
white peau de sole featuring a
turquoise cummerbund. Her
headpiece was like those of the
other attendants. She carried a
basket of white daisy mums.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor length
gown of chiffon crepe over taffeta
overlaid with lace bodice, long
tapered sleeves and empire waist
line, accented by a large bow
in the back from which a chapel
train was formed. A tiara of
seed pearls and crystals held
her veil and she carried a bou
quet of white daisy mums. Her
only ornament was a diamond
necklace, a gift of the groom.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Haney chose a pink silk
shantung sheath dress with a
lace bodice and matching ac
cessories. Mrs. Higgins, mother
of the groom, wore a mint green
two piece suit with matching ac
cessories. Both mothers wore
corsages of white carnations.
Following the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Haney gave a rec ept-
Mrs. Sam Hay Was Hostess To
Covington Pilot Club Meeting
A delightful evening was en
joyed by the Covington Pilots
on Thursday at the home of the
president, Mrs. Sam Hay.
Burning tapers, placed on the
dining table and buffet, formed
a warm glow for the delicious
three course meal. After din
ner the members assembled in
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Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick Higgins, Jr.
ion honoring their daughter and
Mr. Higgins at the Women’s Club
building in Jackson. Mrs. Mackey
was assisted in serving by Miss
Merie Paden and Miss Joan Har
vey. Mrs. Ronnie Keller, cou
sin of the bride, kept the brides
book.
After a trip to points of in
terest in Florida, the couple will
be at their home at 415 Volkert
Place, Cincinnatti, Ohio.
the living room for the program.
Mrs. Jim Brooks, chairman
of membership and pilot infor
mation committee, was in charge
of the program. Since Founders
Day is observed by all pilots,
special emphasis was given to
the early history of the organi
zation. Miss Eleanor Moss gave
a resume of Pilot’s founding and
why the name was adopted -
Pilot means leader or guide.
Mrs. Jerome Jones read the
beautiful Code of Ethics, by which
all Pilots strive to pattern their
lives. The story of the estab
lishment of Pilot International
Headquarters in Macon was re
told by Mrs. Bill Vaughn. A
report on international projects
was made by Mrs. Harold Byrd.
Humor was brought into the
meeting by “A Mock Trial of
A Pilot”. A court scene invol
ved the misgivings of a pilot’s
home life due to the civic re
sponsibilities of the club. A
husband’s viewpoint was grounds
for indictment. Pilot members
in the skit were judge, Mrs.
Sam Hay; defendent, Mrs. Gene
Garner; defendent’s lawyer, Mrs.
Ty Cason; prosecutor, Mrs. Fred
Kitchens; prosecutor’s lawyer,
Mrs. Jim Brooks; sheriff, Mrs.
J. B. Dial, and witnesses Miss
Carolyn Campbell and Mrs. Jack
Allen.
At the conclusion of the even
ing, a house-warming surprised
Miss Carolyn Campbell. Many
useful and beautiful gifts were
received by the honoree.
Thus the evening ended with all
members of the Pilot Club pre
sent, Mrs. Paul Fedder, a club
guest, and co-pilot Sam Hay.
Gum Creek Church
Woman Installed
Officers Sept. 13
The Women of the Gum Creek
Presbyterian Church held their
regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday night, September 13 at
the church Fellowship Hall. This
was a joint meeting with the
Men of the Church attending.
The meeting was opened with
a reading and led in prayer by
the President, Mrs. C. C. Hood,
Jr. After a short business meet
ing, the pastor of the church,
Mr. David Gullett gave the devot
ional based on the “Vows we
make with God”.
Mr. Gullet installed the new
officers for the coming year:
Miss Jane Reagan, President;
Mrs. C. C. Hood, Jr., Secret
ary; Mrs. Grady Costley, Treas
urer; Mrs. C. A. Cason, His
torian. Also chairmen of var
ious committees were installed:
Mrs. Robert Hood, Mrs. J. S.
Reagan, Mrs. Thomas Hayes and
Mrs. Bobby Reagan.
After the installation service,
delicious refreshments were
served.
Teen Dance In
Social Circle
Saturday Night
There will be a Teen Dance
sponsored by the Social Circle
Jaycees on Saturday, September
24, at 8:00 P. M. at the Jaycee
Building in Social Circle, Ga.
The admission will be SI.OO,
and the music will be furnished
by “The Saharas.” Everyone
is cordially invited.
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Mrs. Guy Rogers Was Hostess
Sergeant Newton DAR Meeting
The Sergeant Newton Chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution held Its first meeting
of the 1966-67 season In the home
of Mrs, Guy Rogers on East Con
yers Street on September 14.
Mrs. Lee Stephenson, the new
Regent, opened the meeting with a
pleasant greeting to members
and guests assembled, and asked
Mrs. Nellie McDonald for a pray
er. Mrs. McDonald responded
by reading one of the Rev. Peter
Marshall’s prayers from a col
lection he used while Chaplain
of the U. S. Senate. Mrs. Dietz,
Flag Chairman, led the salute
to the Flag of the United States
of America.
The minutes were read and
approved. These minutes in
cluded the slate of officers for
the Society, which follows: Mrs.
Lee Stephenson-Regent, Mrs. W.
R. Porter-Vice Regent, Mrs.
Arthur David Jordan-Recording
Secretary and Reporter, Mrs.
Guy Rogers-Treasurer, Mrs. S.
Mrs. Thompson
Initiated In
DKG Society
Mrs. John Riley Thompson,
Sixth Grade Teacher at Palmer
Stone School, was initiated into
the International Teacher’s Soc
iety of Delta Kappa Gamma on
September 10 at Rock Eagle.
Mrs. Thompson, whoisagrad
uate of the University of Georgia,
is the former Mary Ann Lam
bert, daughter of Mrs. Denton
N. Lambert and the late Mr.
Lambert of Atlanta.
A. Ginn-Corresponding Secret
ary, Mrs. D. B. Dixon-Registrar,
Mrs. Harry Dietz-Flag Chair
man, Mrs. W.C.Wright-National
Defense Chairman, Mrs. Nellie
McDonald-Chaplain, Mrs. Flem
ing Touchstone - Parliamentar
ian, and Mrs. Lyda Sue B. Hall-
Historian.
Acknowledgement of the Mem
orial given inhonor of Mrs. Susan
Budd, from her appreciative fam
ily was read. The Treasurer
collected dues and urged all who
would do so to subscribe to the
D.A.R. Magazine. Mrs. Stephen
son spoke of ordering a book on
Genealogy, a “special offer”
book that would be available to
all Society members.
Mrs. Fleming Touchstone read
the President General’s mes
sage and Mrs. Dietz gave the
highlights of the National De
fense Article.
Mrs. Jarrell, speaking as a
representative of Old Oxford
Cemetery Historical Foundation,
urged attendance at Newton Com
munity Theatre play on October
20 and October 21 sponsored by
the Foundation. She also stated
the Memorial money given in
memory of Mrs. Budd was used
to clean stones on the Budd fam
ily plot.
Since Mrs. Lee Stephenson had
given the program on the U. S.
Constitution last September rat
her fully, she chose to tell of the
many little movements and dec
larations coming from many
parts of the colonies prior to
the actual drafting of the Con
stitution in 1887. Mrs. Stephen
son reminded all members who
owned flags to display them dur
ing Constitution Week, Septem-
Thursday, September 22. 1966
ber 17 through September 23
as proclaimed by Mayor Harris.
Flags will wave upon the square
during this period.
Miss Jane Reagan, Mrs. James
L. Bowen, prospective members
and a new member, a transferee
Mrs. Edgar Lancaster, of Shady
Dale, and Mrs. Lou Daws, a
guest, were welcomed at this
meeting.
Mrs. Rogers, assisted by Mrs.
Daws, served delicious refresh
ments. The meeting was then
adjourned.
Wright Will
Present Christmas
Demonstration
Grady Wright, well-known
Dublin landscape artist and flo
wer judge, will present a Christ
mas decoration demonstration in
Madison, on Wednesday, Septem
ber 28. It will be held at the
Old Madison Gym on Foster
Street. Two sessions will be
held: one at 2:00 - 4:00 in the
afternoon and the other at 7:30-
9:30 at night. The admission
is SI.OO per session. Mr. Wright
stresses particularly the use of
native materials in his decorat
ions.
Service Guild To
Hear Rev. Bruvere
The Covington Service Guild
will meet Monday afternoon,
September 26 at 3;30 at the
Snapping Shoals EMC Audit
orium. Rev. A. J. Bruyere
will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Paul Adams, Mrs. B. L.
Johnson, Mrs. Ronald Reeves
and Mrs. Everett Pratt will be
the co-hostesses.