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Lion Charlie Burnett Honored;
Carson Is New Oxford Club Prexy
The Oxford Lions Club met
with their Lady Lions on Thurs
day, June 1, in the Oxford Col
lege cafeteria, with Lion Presi
dent Graham Davis presiding.
Following the delicious dinner
a special program was held hon
oring Lion Charlie Burnett of
the Oxford Club, who has served
for the past year as District
Governor of Lions International,
District 18-F,
Lion Burnett was surprised
with “This Is Your Life” sket
ches using an opaque projector
and a movie projector featuring
pictures, clippings and mementos
from early childhood on to the
present time. The entertaining
program was presented by Pro
gram Chairman Marshall Eli
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zer, who was assisted by Mrs.
Elizer and Lion Melvin Conrad.
Governor Burnett then shared
with the group some of his ex
periences during the year and an
account of the scope and service
of Lionism throughout the world.
Mr, and Mrs. Burnett will at
tend the Golden Anniversary Con
vention for Lions Internationalin
Chicago in July.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. S, Ellington
enjoyed the weekend with friends
and relatives at Lake Sinclair.
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Mrs. Manson Miller’s friends
were sorry to hear of her mis
fortune last Thursday. She fell
and broke her wrist.
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THREE OXFORD LIONS Club Officers are shown above at the in
stallation ceremony on June 15, Graham Davis (left) is the outgoing
president, Charlie Burnett (center) is the immediate past District
Governor, and Weldon Caron (right) is the new president of the Ox
ford Club for 1967-68,
Those on the sick list are
Mrs. R, L. Chambers, O, E,
White, and Mrs. George Ramsey
entered Newton County Hospital
on Monday for tests and X-rays.
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The annual Alexander reunion
was held at the Salem Hotel Sat
urday and Sunday.
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Mr., and Mrs. J, Frank Burns
and John are spending a few days
with Mrs. John F. Burns.
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Mr, and Mrs. Jim R, Ellington
and daughter from Smyrna spent
Father’s Day with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Ellington.
*% % %
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yancey
and Mr. and Mrs. Add O’Bryant
attended the Golden Anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daniels
near McDonough on Sunday after=
noon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Bailey are
vacationing in Florida.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Porterdale Woman’s Club Feted
At Salem Camp Ground Meeting
PORTERDA LE—Appreciation,
words of gratitude, and a happy
atmosphere prevailed at the fi=-
nal meeting of the Porterdale
Woman’s Club for 1966-67 at the
Salem Campground on Monday
evening, June 19, at seven~-thirty
o’clock, Mrs, James H, Brooks,
President, graciously voiced the
appreciation of the group for
Mrs. J, T. Jaynes’ hospitality.
Miss Debbie Long, represen=
tative to Girls State who was
sponsored by the club, broughtan
interesting report and told of her
joy in being chosen for this ex=-
perience at the University of
Georgia,
Members praised the trips to
Six Flags Over Georgia and to
Miami, Florida which were sha=-
red by forty-one women and for=
ty women, respectively, Special
appreciation was given to the
Project Committee: Mrs, Ja=
mes Adams, Chairman, and Mrs,
Hayward Roper, Assistant Chair=
man; to the Executive Board; to
Mrs, Claud Cason, Refreshment
chairman for the entire year;and
to Mrs, Brooks for her leader=-
ship, Mrs., W, J, Kelly voiced
appreciation for the pleasure of
being a member of the club this
past year,
Chairmen reported their pro=-
gress on fund-raising projects
for the general treasury, It
was voted to participate in a st
reet sellarama at the Covington
Meadows Shopping Center on July
1,
Mrs, Brooks announced that the
Cancer Linen Closet Day willnot
be held this summer, No meet=
ings will be held in July or Au
gust,
Mrs, C, T, Bohanan announced
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churning home-made ice cream for the Porterdale Woman’s Club
meeting at Salem Camp Ground on June 10 when the club members
enjoyed a picnic and program,
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Girl Reserves
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Visit Grant Park
Sharon Lowery, member of
the Maud King Girl Reserves,
Group # 2, has written her ac
count of their trip on Tuesday,
June 6.
“On Tuesday, June 6, we went
on our Girl Reserves trip. We
went to Grant Park. There
were many animals to see. Grant
Park has changed a lot since I
was there, There was a big
gorilla that got on a platform
and jumped down against the glass
and many monkeys.
“‘Next, we went to the Capitol
for sightseeing. They had eight
floors in this building. The dome
was made of pure gold. There
were pictures of governors who
lived in the eighteenth century.
‘“We went to Rich’s and ate
lunch in the Magnolia Room.
While we were eating, there was
a fashion show,
“And last of all, we went to
Stone Mountain, There we had
more fun than ever. We went to
ride on the train around the
mountain. Indians attacked the
train and pulled one of the girls
in hoopskirts dress off. Every-
that calendars had arrived and
would be distributed in the im=
mediate future,
The election of new officers
was significant business, Mrs,
H. D, Stroud was given the honor
of being chosen President to be
assisted by Mrs, Hayward Roper,
Vice - President; Mrs, Tommy
Barnes, Secretary; Miss Sally
Ann Buckalew, Assistant Sec=-
retary; Mrs, Claire Bennett, Tr=-
easurer; Mrs. Ray Potts, Assis=
tant Treasurer,
Mrs., Charles Thomas of Sa=
lem Community brought an in=-
spiring devotional whose theme
was ‘“Time’, She chose Psalm
90:12 as the basis of her mes=
sage. Mrs, Thomas was intro
duced by Mrs, Hubert Grier,
Mrs. E, L, Digby, who had
been away due to an accident,
and Mrs, M, B, Shaw were par=
ticularly welcomed to this meet=
ing,
Fifty-six members and two
visitors enjoyed delicious home=
made ice cream in vanilla, cho=
colate, and peach varieties.
Beacon of Faith
Among the most prominent new
landmarks in Florida is a 20-
story-high nickel stainless steel
cross at the Mission of Nombre
de Dios, St. Augustine. Known
as a “Beacon of Faith,” the
monument marks the site where
the cross of Christianity was
first permanently planted in the
United States more than 400
years ago.
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Sunday dinner guests of the
Thomas Hall and family were
Mr, and Mrs, Richard Hall and
children of East Point, Marce
Hall and children, Joe Moss,
Gordon Hall and Miss Glenda
Christian,
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Mr, and Mrs, Frank Moss,
Jimmy and Pat visited with Mr,
and Mrs, Herbert Moss and Miss
Eleanor Moss Saturday night,
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visitors of the Frank Moss
family on Sunday were Mr, and
Mrs, George Moss, Bill and Sh
errie of McDonough, Mr, and
Mrs, Edwin Moss and Diane,
Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Darby,
Nita, Priscilla, Ernie and Glyn
and Pat Moss,
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Mr, and Mrs, Lanier Malcom
and Ray Potts visited their mot=-
her and grandmother, Mrs., Lucy
Potts, at Emory Hospital on Sun
day,
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Mrs, Frank Moss and Jimmy
spent Thursday with Mr, and
Mrs, George Moss and children
at McDenough,
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Mr, and Mrs. Bob Studdard
and Keith were recent guests
of Mrs, Myrtice Womack of Mo=
nticello,
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Eddie, Mark and Laurie Mal
com spent Sunday with their gr
andparents, Mr, and Mrs. Bob
Studdard.
*% % %
Mrs, Frank Moss and Mrs,
Ernest Darby called on Mr, and
Mrs, W, T, Thompson Saturday
afternoon,
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Mrs., W, T, Thompson visited
her mother, Mrs, Charlie Las~
siter, on Saturday,
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body laughed. We bought souven=
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thers and got 2 coke before we
came home.”’
How ic that for a fourth grad
er’s story of such an exciting
trip? Ten girls with their leader,
Mrs, J. W, Loyd, who were dri
ven by Mr. W, T, Austin, will
often remember special high=
lights and thrills of their first
“long”’ trip.
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