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Welcome
Neighbor!
M. S. M.
“If from cherished child
hood scenes
Fate and fortune have
brought you here,
And your heart still home
ward leans;
Remember — New friends
with time grow dear.
Your joys, your sorrows are
of ours a part,
So, help us to know you
that we may share
This experience of L.fe,
with open heart;
Welcome Neighbor! We re
glad you are here.”
We are indebted to Belk -
Gallant for bringing us Mr. and
Mrs. Don J. Kent, who are in
the process of moving into their
home at 5128 Pinecrest Drive.
They come from Moultrie, wh
ich holds many happy memories,
of school days for us.
The Kents already feel quite
at home, for Mrs. Kent’s par
ents are the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
H. N. Earnest, who reside in
Porterdale, where Mr. Earnestis
pastor of Porterdale Baptist Ch
urch. Mrs. Kent names sewing
as her most interesting hobby;
and enjoys working with flowers;
bowling, and choir work in her
church. Mr. Kent, assistant
manager of Belk-Gallant, shares
his wife’s interest in bowling
and music; likes football, fish
ing and is a member of a Gos
pel Quartet.
They are extended a cordial
welcome in Porterdale Baptist
Church, their new neighborhood,
and many other facets of local
community life, of which they
are now a part.
OSPJTAL 1
y ll
Patients Admitted During the
Week of January Bth Thru Jan
uary 14th, 1968:
Mrs. Martha Arnold, June Mc-
Cullough, Kathy Maze, D. O.
Whatley, Mrs. Evelyn Kinnett,
Mrs. Valerie Daniel, Artelia M.
Kinnett, Mrs. Ruby Mitchell,
Mary Grace Piper, Ruth Evelyn
Ford, Lois S. Walden, Odessa
Kelly, Mrs. Janice Whitaker, Cl
audius E. Roque more, Gregg Self,
Stephen Bradford, Mrs. Jean Ho
lifield.
Mrs. Lorine B. Mitchell, D. G.
Pullin, Mrs. Addie Mae King,
Gaynell Hodges, Marty Gazaway,
Hollie Lamar Lunsford, Carolyn
Head, Bessie L. Hunt, William
G. Adams, Arlie Johnson, Mar
tha Delaine Edge, Bernice Webb,
Susie Vining, Aubret N. Kelly,
Linda Parish, Terry Moss, Lynn
Cartledge.
Timothy Lewis, Miss Lessie
Hall, Lizzie Ruth Hurst, Mrs. Le
ola Reid, Eva Lillian Henderson,
Mabel Barr, Polly Johnson, To
mmy Adams, Jr., Ruth Braswell,
Mahlon Jackson, Obera Jenkins.
Patients Remaining the Week
of January 14th, 1968:
Elmer Allen, Mrs. Myrtice B.
Almand, Mrs. Martha Arnold,
Jones Compton, Mrs. Opal Ch
ristian, Mrs. Valerie Daniel,
Mrs. Annie L. Day, Mrs. De
laine Edge, Ruth Evelyn Ford,
Mrs. Jean Holifield, Gaynell Ho
dges, Mrs. Artha Hall, Mrs. Lyda
Sue B. Hall, Mrs. Georgia Hill,
Bessie L. Hunt, Mrs. Polly John
son, Arlie W. Johnson, Mrs. Ad
die Mae King, Mrs. Sadie King,
A. N. Kelly, Mrs. Odessa Kelly,
Artelia M. Kinnett.
Mrs. Evelyn Kinnett, Hollie
Lamar Lunsford, June McCul
lough, Mrs. Kathy Maze, Mrs.
Ruby H. Mitchell, Mrs. Jeanet
te C. Naie, Luther J. Owensby,
Mrs. Mary Grace Piper, D. G.
Pullin, Claudius E. Roquemore,
Mrs. Susie S. Vining, Dolo Wh
atley, Mrs. Lois S. Walden, John
R. Wilkerson, Mrs. Minnie Wood
ruff, George L. Young, Alfred
Foster, Mahlon Jackson, Mrs.
Obera Jenkins, Mrs. Emma La
ssiter.
Outfit
Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Bagley an
nounce the arrival of their dau
ghter, Karen Fay, at the Newton
County Hospital on January 2.
Her arrival was the first birth
for the New Year 1968 at the
hospital. Mrs. Bagley is the for
mer Miss Mavis Fuller, daughter
of Oble Fuller, and the late Mrs.
Fuller of Porterdale. Mr. and
Mrs. Tobe Bagley, Sr. are the
paternal grandparents.
IT PAYS
TO ADVERTISE
Shr (Umniujtmt News
Satiety Section
Mrs. Leo Mallard, Society Editor
Sergeant Newton DAR Meeting
Held At Home Os Mrs. S. A. Ginn
The Sergeant Newton Chapter,
Daughters of the American Re
volution met in the home of Mrs.
S. A. Ginn on January 13. Mrs.
Lee Stephenson, Regent, was in
the chair to call the meeting to
order and to welcome those mem
bers who were present and Mrs.
Booker Lewis and Miss Mary
Lewis, guests of the Society for
the afternoon.
The assembled group rose to
sing the National Anthem and re
mained standing to pledge alleg
iance to the Flag of the Republic.
For a devotional, Mrs. Stephen
son read one of Peter Marshall’s
prayers, taken from the D.A.R.
ritual. Mrs. McDonald, Chap
lain, was unable to attend.
Due to the absence of Mrs. W.
C. Wright, Defense Chairman,
Mrs. Stephenson explained the
drain on American dollar and
the pound sterling. Mrs. Dietz
read the President General’s Me
ssage with the group rising in de
ference to Mrs. Sullivan Presi
dent General then reseating
themselves to hear the message.
January is always a very happy
month for the Daughters of The
American Revolution. January is
Good Citizenship Month, a time
of rewarding. It is also a time
of totaling up achievements of the
past year and electing of dele
gates to both State and National
Congress.
The Daughters watched with
pride as Mrs. Stephenson pinned
Mrs. Greeley Ellis Entertains Members
Os Club At Thursday Bridge-Luncheon
The Legion Drive home of the
Greeley Ellises formed the at
tractive setting on Thursday for
a social event of interest, when
Mrs. Ellis was a gracious hos
tess to members of her club at
a bridge-luncheon.
In the living room where gu
ests assembled, a lowboy ar
rangement of magnolias lent flo
ral Interest. The dining table’s
centerpiece was an artistic ar
rangement of eucalyptus in a
silver footed bowl. The delicious
luncheon, at the conclusion of the
Flint Hill Home Ec Club
Held January Meeting Thursday
The Flint Mil Home Econo
mics Club met Thursday, January
11, at the clubhouse. In the ab
sence of the president, Mrs. Ji
mmy Hall, the first vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Phillip Pruitt, pre
sided and called the meeting to
order. The Homemakers Creed
was then repeated in unison.
Mrs. Jimmy Bohanon presented
an inspiring devotional, "Our
World”, using Mark 16:20 as
her scripture.
Mrs. John Jordan, secretary
treasurer, gave the annual trea
sury report, followed by the rea
ding of the minutes and roll call.
Miss Joyner announced that
Personals
Mrs. John Day is recuperat
ing nicely, at her home, 115 1/2
Davis St., after a round of about
two week with Flu.
** * *
Friends of Marion Britt will
be glad to know he has been
permitted to return to his home
after being a patient at DeKalb
General and Newton County Hos
pital with a broken leg and sur
gery. It is hoped he will con
tinue his improvement and soon
be able to be out again.
♦♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. N. S. Avery Sr., is ill at
her home on Conyers Street, with
a severe cold, and her friends are
wishing for her an early re
covery.
»♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. Tom Bates has returned
to her home after being a patient
at Newton County Hospital last
week. She is being extended best
wishes for continued improve
ment by a host of friends.
** * *
Mrs. Emory Smith, of The
Smith Nursing Home, is recup
erating nicely after a bout with
Flu.
** * *
Mrs. Edna Miller, who has
been a patient at Newton County
Hospital, is now at home and
recuperating nicely. Her many
friends are wishing for her an
early and complete recovery.
♦♦ ♦ ♦
Horace Lunsford, who returned
recently from VA Hospital, De
catur, is confined to his home
with a back injury. Ms friends
are wishing him an early reco
very.
** * *
Mrs. L. *G. Glass of Bowl
ing Green, Kentucky, who is pre
sently visiting Mrs. W. T. Bald
win in Convers, will come to
the Good Citizenship pin upon
Miss Mary Lewis of Newton
County High, who had been cho
sen by her teacher and principal
as one worthy to receive the
Good Citizenship pin. Elsewhere
in the paper an account of Miss
Lewis’ work and honors will be
found.
Mrs. Edgar Lancaster, Second
Vice Regent and Director of the
Children of the Revolution, then
told of the progress made by the
C.A.R. Seven active members
meet regular and through the sale
of fruit cakes and dues have been
able to contribute to all askings.
They have three subscriptions to
C.A.R. magazine with one addit
ional subscription given to E. L.
Ficquett School Library in their
name, donor Mrs. Lee Stephen
son. Six meetings had been held
as required by constitution. Mrs.
Lancaster was pleased to report
she had in her group of seven
one State Chairman of Merit
Award Com.
Mrs. Edgar Lancaster and
Mrs. W. R. Porter were elected
to State Convention in Savannah
March 5,6, 7; Mrs. D. B. Dixon
alternate. For Continental Con
gress in April Mrs. Lancaster
and Mrs. Porter will go as de
legates with Mrs. D. B. Dixon
alternate.
The hostess assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Touchstone, ser
ved delicious refreshments du
ring a pleasant social hour.
games, was served at small tab
les, overlaid with lace and em
broidery trimmed linen cloths.
In the rounds of bridge en
joyed throughout the morning,
Mrs. Glen Holland was the guest
high scorer; Mrs. Warren Kirk
land, club hlghscorer; and Mrs.
Thomas Crenshaw, consolation
prize recipient. Other partici
pants included Mesdames P. W.
Pratt, Jr., James Hutchins and
William Womelsdorf, guests of
the club; Mesdames Matt Klem
and Moody Summers, club mem
bers.
January has been set as "Make
Georgia Beautiful” month. Pine,
red bud, and dogwood trees will
be available to our club to use
for the beautification of our com
munity.
An Officers Training Clinic
will be held February 29 at
10:00 A. M. It will be conduc
ted by Harold Darden. All club
members are urged to partici
pate.
Miss Joyner then presented an
interesting demonstration on
herbs and spices accompanied by
slides. A social hour followed
with hostesses being Mrs. Phi
llip Pruitt and Mrs. Jimmy Hall.
Covington Saturday to be the
guest of Mr. an d Mrs. Tom
Skinner.
** * *
Mrs. Ben Barker and Mrs.
Martin Goode are guests of the
R. C. Goode family in Adel, and
Valdosta, where Mrs. R. C. Goode
is hospitalized following major
surgery. Many local friends are
extending good wishes for Mrs.
Goode’s rapid recovery.
** * *
A wide circle of friends regret
to see the George R. Stanford
and sons, Richard Alan and Mic
hael leave this weekend for Ger
mantown, Penn., where Mr. Stan
ford will assume duties as a di
visional manager of Central Soya
Sales Company. The Stanfords
are being wished much happiness
in their new home.
** * *
Mrs. Linton Smith is at home
to friends at her apartment at
1155 Floyd Street, into which she
moved last week.
** * *
Among recent houseguests of
the Godfrey Trammells were Mr.
and Mrs. Godfrey Trammell, Jr.
of Washington, D. C.; Miss Fayla
Moss of Bartow, Fla., William
Trammell, of Ft. Benning Offi
cers’ Training School; Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Greene, Ric
key Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert King, all of Avondale.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosser
and daughter Angle, of McDon
ough, were Sunday guests of the
Frank Ridllngs.
** * *
Miss Arlene Hargrove and Ar
thur Hargrove 111, of the Univer
sity of Georgia; Miss Myra Wi
llis of Rome: and Charles Wood
of Bremen were weekend house
guests of the Arthur Hargroves,
Phone 786-3401-3402
Mrs. McLaney Gracious Hostess
A t Dessert-Bridge On Friday
Mrs. Milton McLaney contri
buted interest to the current so
cial calendar, when she enter
tained member of her club at a
dessert-bridge, at her home, on
Friday.
A composition of maroon gra
pes and Mexican straw flowers
in burgundy, in balanced brass
scales, lent charm and color
in the living room, where an all
green chest arrangement in a
copper washed pewter contain
er, and a similar arrangement
Betrothal Os Miss Florence Pratt
And Ernest Holland, Jr. Revealed
Mrs. Sara Bouchillon Pratt
announces the engagement of her
daughter Rebecca Florence Pratt
to Ernest Charles Holland, Jr.,
son of Mrs. Ernest Charles Hol
land the late Mr. Holland of Ma
con.
Miss Pratt, daughter of Wil
liam Albert Pratt of Jacksonville,
Fla., is the granddaughter of Ba
xter A. Bouchillon and the late
Mrs. Bouchillon of Covington, and
the late Parks Winfield Pratt
and Mrs. Emma Thomson Pratt
of Covington.
The bride-elect was graduated
with honors from Newton County
High School and attended Georgia
Southern College. She is employ
ed in the Cost Department, Gen
eral Office of Bibb Manufacturing
Company, Macon.
The future bridegroom is the
grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Jenkins Holland, and the
1962 Class Reunion
Set For February 10
The 1962 graduation class of
Newton County High School will
hold their fifth year reunion on
Saturday night, February 10. The
group will assemble at the New
ton gym at 7 p.m. to attend the
basketball game, Rams versus
Baldwin, with admission being
paid at the door for the game.
Seats will be reserved.
Following the ball game mem
bers of the class with their hus
bands, wives or dates, will go
to the E. L. Ficquett cafetorium
where light refreshments will be
served and a short program held
and members of the class enjoy
the catching up of former fri
ends in their activities during the
past five years. Cost per per
son will be $2.75 for the re
union and members of the class
are asked to please send their
check to Mrs. Mike Witherspoon,
the former Miriam Gardner, by
January 31. Class members are
asked to not bring their child
ren to this reunion.
Officers of the class are pres
ident, Billy Shaw; vice-president,
Randall Meadows; secretary,
Sherry Jeffries (Mrs. Billy
Shaw); treasurer, Jerry Bouchil
lon and reporter, Laura Mitchell
(Mrs. Frank Malcolm).
Members of the reunion com
mittee are Chairman, Mrs. Mike
Witherspoon (Miriam Gardner)
786-2835; Mrs. Monty Laster
(Ann Patrick) 786-2835; Miss
Margaret Rape, 786-2790; Mike
Costley, 786-8772; Tommy Ale
xander, 786-3170 and Mrs. John
Dearing (Gail Robinson), Atlanta,
633-8157.
Cub Scouts To
Present P-TA
Program 730
Porterdale—Cub Scouts of
Pack #6O will present the pro
gram at the Parent-Teacher
meeting at the Porterdale School
on Thursday evening, January 18,
at seven o’clock. This meeting
is to be held at the Porterdale
School Auditorium at seven
o’clock will be interesting, and
the youngsters deserve the co
operating of their parents, tea
chers, and friends at this time.
Make your plans to be present.
The Covington Service Guild
will meet on Monday, January 22,
at the R.E.A. Auditorium with
Mrs. Bill Briggs and Mrs. C. D.
Ramsey as co-hostesses. Avery
interesting program has been
arranged, and all members are
urged to be present at 3:30 P.M.
Jr. Inspiration for the visit was
Arthur, Ill’s birthday, which was
observed by a delightful dinner
party given by his parents on
Friday evening.
** * *
Mrs. Robert Bush has return
ed from Macon and Warner Ro
bins, where she was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Groover
and other relatives.
in a gold brushed, metallic bowl,
were also used to advantage.
Upon arrival, guests were ser
ved a tasty dessert course with
coffee. In the ensuing rounds of
bridge, Mrs. P. W. Pratt, Jr.
tallied high score, and Mrs. Ha-
rold Hoffman, second high. Ot
hers playing were: Mrs. Bill
McDowell, a club guest; Mes
dames John Jernigan, Walker
Campbell, Philip Cohen, Grady
Coleman, and Moody Summers.
late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Col
lins of Macon.
Mr. Holland is a graduate of
Lanier High School, where he
served as Vice President of Chi
Delta and of Orange and Green
Staff, and attended Mercer Uni
versity, where he was a member
of Sigma Nu. He is associated
with Bibb Manufacturing Com
pany, Macon, as a personnel
member of the Purchasing De
partment.
The wedding has been planned
for Saturday, March 9, at Allen
Memorial Methodist Church in
Oxford.
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Pilot Club
January
Meeting
The Community Service Com
mittee was gracious hostess to
the members and guests of the
Pilot Club of Covington at the
regular monthly program and
dinner meeting at the Girl Scout
Hut on January 4.
The speakers table was cen
tered with the Pilot wheel and
colorful asters and greenery with
the side table decorated with sm
all hurricane lamps and green
and gold ribbon.
The flag ceremony was given
by Girl Scouts Brenda Croom,
Mary Jean Banks, Bobbie Wren
Banks, Kim Jones and Elaine
Parish with the Troop Workers
and Leaders assisting in the
Girl Scout Promise and Song.
President Jo Ann Manley gr
aciously presided over the mee
ting with the invocation given by
Mrs. Sam Hay preceding the de
licious meal prepared ana st. zed
by the committee. Mesdames
Cecile Dial, chairman," Lou Daws,
Brownie Osman and Miss Ellen
Daniel were introduced by Pre
sident Manley as serving on the
committee. Miss Daniel gave the
Code of Ethics. Mrs. Dial intro
duced the Girl Scout Workers and
Leaders for the local Girl Scout
Troops who were present, Mes
dames Ward Mobley, Bert Ada
ms, Cecil Brown, James Hal
stead, J. E. Hastings, Joe Cr
oom, Ben Banks, David Johnson,
Dane Thrane and O. E. Harris.
Mrs. Joe Croom in turn intro
duced the guest for the event,
Miss Nancy Allen, Northwest
Area Council Field Director who
told of the campsite in Chero
kee County and more about the
Northwest Area Council in which
Newton County is a member. A
question and answer period was
then held. Mrs. Ben Banks told
the members present about the
Girl Scout trip in June to Wil
liamsburg, Virginia.
The dinner and program mee
ting was adjourned with the bu
siness meeting following. Wil
liam Womack, Jerry Aldridge,
Wayne Hunt and Cliff Rogers
of the Newton County Jaycees
told the members about the pro
posal for the Newton County Jay
cee Youth Center and answered
many interesting questions.
After other items of business ,
the business meeting was then
adjourned.
Correction
In the Dobbs-Storer wedding
carried in last week’s News the
name of the groom was given in
the heading and under the picture
as Tracy Steward Storer, this
should have been Stacy Steward
Storer, as given in the item.
We regret that this error oc
curred and apologize to the br
ide and groom.
Engagement Os Miss Judith Macdonald,
Michael J. Wood Announced Today
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mac
donald of 4619 Fillmore Street,
Hollywood, Florida, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Judith, to Michael J. Wood, son
of Mrs. Howard T. Wood of 4701
Fillmore Street, Hollywood, Flo
rida and the late Mr. Wood.
The bride elect was grad
uated from Montclair State Col
lege in New Jersey and Florida
State University. She is a mem
ber of the Oxford College faculty
as an instructor of Physical Edu
cation.
Mr. Wood attended the Junior
College of Broward County, Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida and Georgia
Southern College. He is employ
ed by the Fulton National Bank
in Atlanta.
A wedding date has not been
announced.
Club Members Enjoy Dessert-Bridge
At The Home Os Mrs. Martin Goode
Mrs. Martin Goode was a gr
acious hostess on Friday, when
she entertained members of her
club at a dessert-bridge, at her
Legion Drive home.
Potted African violets in full
bloom were used to advantage
in the living room, where tables
were set up for the games. White
chrysanthemums were combined
with clipped pine to form the din
ing table's centerpiece.
A dessert course was served
Dessert-Bridge At Home Os Richard
Harts Among Current Social Events
Among interesting events mar
king the current social calendar
was the dessert bridge at the
home of the Richard Harts, on
Wednesday evening, when Mrs.
Hart entertained members ofher
club and club guests.
Yellow roses in a milk glass
container formed a cabinet ar
rangement in the living room,
where planters of philodendron
at vantage points lent additional
floral interest.
Mrs. B. G. Martin Was Hostess
To Bridge Party On Wednesday
Mrs. B. G. Martin was hos
tess at a lovely party at her
home on Linwood Drive last Wed
nesday. As the guests arrived
they were greeted by the hostess
and her charming little daughter,
Diane, who gave them tallies for
the bridge game to follow.
The living room and den,where
tables were set up for the games,
looked gay with arrangements of
carnations and winter greenery.
with coffee by the hostess, as
guests arrived.
Mrs. Fleming Touchstone tal
lied high score; and Mrs. Donald
Stephenson received consolation
prize in the rounds of bridge en
joyed throughout the afternoon.
Other players included Mrs. Ben
Barker, a club guest, and the fol
lowing club members: Mesdames
C. D. Ramsey, S. J. Morcock,
W. S. Cook, Spence Ramsey,
and Al David.
A delicious sweet course was
served with coffee by the hostess.
In the rounds of bridge enjoyed
throughout the evening, Mrs.
Raymond McFadden was high sc
ore winner; and Mrs. James W.
Davis consolation prize recip
ient. Other players included
Mesdames Joe Danek and John
Schlageter, club guests; Mes
dames James Williams, William
Briggs and the hostess, members
of the club; and Mr. Hart, who
filled in for an absentee member.
A delicious dessert course with
hot coffee was served.
Mrs. Ben Banks received high
score award with consolation pri
ze going to Mrs. M. L. Davis.
Others enjoying this delightful
affair were: Mrs. Tom Free
man, Mrs. C. D. Ramsey, Mrs.
James Anderson, Mrs. Jim
Pound, Mrs. Jack Meadors, Mrs.
J. R. Thompson, Mrs. Robert
Stanton, Mrs. Wayne Rumble and
Mrs. W. H. Thompson.