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Personals
James E. (Wally) Hastings is a
patient at Piedmont Hospital in
Atlanta. He is presently under
going tests and should be able
to return home shortly.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Morcock
were among Covingtonians enjoy
ing a spring scenic trip, when
they spent Tuesday through Sat
urday in Savannah.
♦♦ ♦ ♦
Among Service Guild members
who attended the spring meeting
of the 10th District GFWC, in
Augusta on Wednesday, were:
Mesdames David Dodd, pre
sident; Sam Hay, Lanier Morris,
Bruce Donnlgan, Everett Pratt,
T. C. Crenshaw, Jr., Louis
Courchaine, M. B. Shaw, Ronald
Reeves, W. K. Barnett, Venon
Ison, Jerry Bray, Malcolm Kes
singer, and Moncey Pratt.
♦♦ » ♦
Little Haley Sharp, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Sharp of
Macon, returned Wednesday to
her home, after spending a week
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer F. Sharp.
♦♦ ♦ ♦
Mason Stephenson arrived Fri-
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day from Davidson College, N. C.
to spend the spring holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Stephenson. Mrs. Mason Wil
liams of Monroe is also a house
guest this week of the Stephen
sons; and this weekend the fam
ily will be joined by Lt. and Mrs.
Grier Stephenson, of Marietta;
and Miss Beth Johnson of Char
lotte, N. C. Lt. Stephenson is
currently stationed at Ft. Ben
ning.
*» * »
Mrs. Terry Smith of Knox
ville, Tenn, was the houseguest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sutton Hardy Wednesday through
Saturday, while Mr. Smith, a
member of the University of Ten
nessee’s Baseball Team, joined
the group in tournament play at
Riverside, Calif.
•* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gilder and
little son, Michael, of Decatur
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Gil
er’s mother, Mrs. R. W. Ivey.
** * *
Mrs. Susie Hitchcock returned
home on Saturday after spending
Cousins Senior Recital Sunday
On Sunday, March 31, the R. L.
Cousins High School Band will
present the final senior recital
for the “67-68” school term.
The seniors will demonstrate
their musical accomplishments.
Delores Stewart is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ste
wart of Oxford. Delores will
attend college this fall at John
son C. Smith University.
Almond Turner, son of Mrs.
Lavancy Turner, plans to at
tend college and major in music.
Almond will perform on the trum
pet.
Opal Broughton plans to attend
college and major in mathema
tics. Opal is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Brough
ton.
Michael Gilstrap will perform
on the french horn. Michael
several weeks with her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hitchcock.
** ♦ ♦
Mrs. Florence Hays sustained
a broken hip on Sunday after
noon and is now a patient in New
ton County Hospital. Friends
of Mrs. Hays are wishing for her
a rapid recovery.
»♦ » »
Kim Pace of Decatur was the
guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hitchcock, over
the weekend.
** * *
Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs.
Louise Cardell called on Mrs.
W, E. Scarbrough a while on
Monday afternoon.
»» ♦ »
Mrs. C. H. Hays visited Mrs.
Starr Jones and Marlon Monday
afternoon.
** * *
Mrs. Tom White is a patient
at Newton County Hospital, where
she underwent surgery last week.
Her condition Wednesday (yes
terda^was reported as satisfact
ory. Her many friends are
extending best wishes to her
for continued improvement and
hopes she will soon be able
to return home.
♦♦ * ♦
Rev. P. J. Garrison and Mrs.
Garrison of Dallas, Texas were
in Covington Friday visiting with
their aunt, Mrs. Nellie McDonald,
and also their uncle, F. W. Black.
** ♦ *
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Strozier
recently returned from Houston,
Texas where they visited their
children, Dr. and Mrs. D. M.
Arnold.
*♦ * *
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Moseley and
children have returned to
CT
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ern
est Gilstrap of Covington. He
plans to attend a technical school
this fall.
Eddie Smith, the son of Mrs.
Lizzie Smith, will perform on
the snare drum. Eddie is un
decided on his plans for the fu
ture.
George R. Jefferson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Jeff
erson, will perform on the trom
bone. Ronald plans to attend
Tuskegee Institute this fall.
The public is cordially invited
to attend. The recital will be
held in the R. L. Cousins School
Cafetorium at 4 o’clock p.m.
These students are under the
instruction of Mr. T. K. Adams,
band director and will be ac
companied on the piano by Mr.
Calvin Grimes, choral director.
Raleigh, North Carolina after
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walton Strozier of Oxford.
Dr. and Mrs. Moseley attended
the American Pediatric Con
vention in Atlanta.
** * ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Dietz,
have returned home after an
extended trip to Dumas, Arkan
sas where they visited their child
ren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hei
man and family.
** * ♦
Mrs. B. D. Cain, Jr. of Col
umbus was the guest of her
mother Mrs. Edward Hawkins
last week.
♦* * ♦
Mrs. Ben House and daugh
ters, Kathryn and Martha Jane
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Don House and son, Lee in Jeff
erson. Don recently assumed
the position of Assistant to the
President of Jefferson Mills.
April I Is
Deadline For
Medicare Payment
April 1, 1968, will be the last
day you can claim medical in
surance payments under med
icare for services you received
during July, August, and Septem
ber 1966.
According to Edward M. Wom
ack, social security district man
ager in Decatur, anyone who had
the “doctor-bill” part of medi
care during that period and who
had medical bills amounting to
more than SSO during the entire
last 6 months of 1966 may be el
igible for some medicare pay
ment if it has not already been
claimed.
Medicare claims for services
rendered between October 1966
and September 1967 may be made
through December 31, 1968. The
April 1 deadline applies only to
services rendered in July, Aug
ust, and September 1966.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
ROYAL AMBASSADORS at the recent Redan Baptist Church meet
ing are pictured above (left to right): Mike Hamlett, Jimmy Ketch
um, David Stancil, Hulett Gloer, Don Winslett and Jimmy Bailey.
Dr. Frank Walker Honored At Luncheon
Dr. Jordan Callaway J42-45M
and Dean Bond Fleming ’33-36T
were joint hosts at an informal
luncheon honoring Dr. J. Frank
Walker ’4BM, on Wednesday,
March 13. Dr. Walker is a grad
uate of Oxford College and of
the Emory University School of
Medicine. He serves as radio
logist for the Newton County
Hospital.
Guests invited to the luncheon,
held in the College cafeteria, in-
Georaia Bulldog To
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"Youth Rally”
Bruce Yawn, 21 year old, 6 ft.,
200 lb. University of Georgia
football star will be the guest
speaker at a “Youth Rally” Sun
day evening, March 31st, at 7:30.
Bruce, an offensive right guard
for the Varsity team is an out
standing Christian and is Presi
dent of the Fellowship of Chris
tian Athletes.
The youth of Calvary Baptist
Church will be in complete charge
of the service and they extend
to everyone a very cordial in
vitation to attend.
Rev. Claud Healan, Jr. Pas
tor of the Calvary Church in sup
port of the youth and their very
dedicated service also extends
his invitation to you. A youth
Fellowship will follow the ser
vices. The Omer Alford WMS
will be the sponsor of this fel
lowship hour.
Mr. and Mrs; H. J. Denny
of Doraville announce the birth
of a baby boy, Trevor Jackson,
on March 19. The maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
I. C. Edwards, Sr. of Covington
and the paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Denny of
Porterdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Thomas
of Rome announce the birth a
a daughter at Floyd County Hos
pital on March 26. The pater
nal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Thomas of Covington
and the maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore
of Rome.
♦♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Earle
Callaway announce the birth of a
son. Bradley, at Georgia Baptist
Hospital, on Wednesday March
20. Little Brad’s maternal
grandparents are Mrs. Troy A.
Head, and the late Mr. Head, of
Decatur. His paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Earle Callaway of Covington.
** * ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson
Fullbright, 111, of Los Alamos,
New Mexico, announce the birth
of a second son, John Stephen
son Fullbright, on Monday March
11, 1968. Mrs. Fullbright is the
former Miss Sarah Stephenson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Stephenson of Covington. Little
John’s paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson
Fullbright, Jr. of Rome.
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eluded members of the Medical
Staff at Newton County Hospi
tal, and those professors from
Oxford who were at the College
when young Frank Walker was
a student.
The doctors invited were R. L.
Faulkner F. C. Nesbit ’I2M,
RA Rally Held
At St. Mountain
The first of four Royal Am
bassador Rallies by the Stone
Mountain Association was termed
a huge success by Charles Jen
kins, R. A. Director. There were
163 members present.
In charge of the program, held
at Redan Baptist Church, Redan,
were six young men from At
lanta. Their sincere devotion
to God’s work combined with
the ability to lead young people
was an inspiration to the men
and boys.
The message was brought by
Hulett Gloer, a 17-year-old stu
dent from Atlanta. He is pre
sently preparing for the minis
try, and is already a fine speak
er. We hope to be able to have
him and his group visit Coving
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In the photo at right some of the boys and men are attending the
RA Rally at the church.
R. M. Paty ’23M, J. W. Purcell,
Jr., J. R. Sams, G. G. Tuck
(Oxford College Graduate 1942).
Dr. J. B. Mitchell and Dr. Michael
Pulliam were unable to attend.
The Oxford professors invited
were W. A. “Squire” Carlton
’l3-20G, W. J. Dickey ’2O, Vir
gil Y. C. Eady ’36G, A. W.
Jackson. Professor E. W. Stro
zier ’l4, was out of town and
unable to attend. These five
men have a combined total of
168 years on the staff of Ox
ford College.
There was no formal program
nor set speeches; the group en
joyed sharing reminiscences of
the Oxford student days of Dr.
Walker, and also of Dr. Calla
way and Dr. Tuck. There was
a freer, gayer exchange than
when they sat as young men under
the watchful eyes of Professors
Carlton, Dickey, Eady, and Jack
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