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Thursday, May 22, 1969
Newton Symphonic Junior Band Award Winners
AWARD WINNERS at the Newton Symphonic Junior Band Concert Tuesday night are seated left to right:
Fern Waldrop, Rookie of the Year; Biff Hutchinson and Phil Goins, who tied for the Band Box Award
as the most outstanding students. Standing left to right are advancement students Warren Morgan,
Rita Rutledge, Charles Robertson, Dan Bohanan, Peter Jones and James Bell, Director of the Band.
Miss Gail McCollum Feted At
Miscellaneous Shower, Saturday
Miss Gail McCollum, bride
elect of James Hunt, was enter
tained with a miscellaneous sho
wer on Saturday, May 10, at the
home of Mrs. H. D. Savage on
Panola Road in Ellenwood.
Miss McCollum was becom
ingly dressed for the occasion
in a baby blue shift trimmed
with white. With this she wore
white accessories.
Several interesting games
were enjoyed by the group prior
to the opening of the many beau
tifully wrapped gifts, which were
passed around for everyone to ad
mire.
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covered with a white lace cloth
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over pink satin and centered
with a large wedding bell top
ped with birds and flowers. Sur
rounding the silver punch bowl
were pink rose buds and lime
sherbert further carried out the
color scheme of pink and green.
Silver trays held petits fours
decorated in pink and green,
strawberry cornucopias, oran
ge cream crescents, mints and
nuts.
Miss McCollum will marry
James Hunt, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Hunt of Covington
on June 28. They will make
their home in Kingsport, Ten
nessee where he is working and
making his home.
Mrs. Hugh Harris Was Hostess To
May Meeting Os The DAR Chapter
The Sergeant Newton Chapter,
Daughter of the American Re
volution, held its May meeting
at the home of Mrs. Hugh Har
ris on Floyd Street. In the ab
sence of the Regent, Mrs. E.
Lee Stephenson, the meeting was
presided over by Mrs. Edgar
Lancaster, Vice-Regent.
A cordial welcome was ex
tended to members present and
to the visitors from Social Cir
cle, Mesdames Partee, Ander
son, Dixon, Upshaw and Godwin
and two prospective members,
Friends of the couple attend
ed from Covington, Porterdale,
McDonough, Jonesboro and At
lanta.
NEWTON JUNIOR SYMPHONIC BAND members presented James Bell, their director, with a large
cake and a gift following their concert Tuesday evening at Newton High Auditorium. Several of the band
members shown with Bell (right) are left to right: Cindy Luke, Jo Anne Schlageter, Billy Floyd, Mike
Pinson, Keith Connell and Warren Morgan.
Mrs. Philip Cohen and Mrs. Joe
Jefferson. Two new members,
Mrs. Billy Sims Smith and Mrs.
H. E. McKenzie, were welcomed
into the Chapter and presented
copies of “In Washington — The
DAR Story”.
Mrs. Arthur David Jordan pre
sented a copy of The President
of the United States to the Chap
ter to be placed on the DAR book
shelf at Newton County Library.
The book was placed in the name
of Sergeant Newton Chapter in
honor of a beloved member, Miss
Ruth Duke of Newborn.
The devotion was led by Miss
Ethel Belcher and Mrs. Dixon
and Mrs. Godwin gave an In
teresting account of their trip
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Junior Bond Director Receives A Cake
Wednesday Bridge Club Members Are
Luncheon Guests Os Mrs. Tom Freeman
Members and guests of the
second Wednesday bridge club
enjoyed a delightful morning
on Wednesday, when Mrs. Tom
Freeman was their hostess ata
bridge-luncheon at her Dear
ing Street home.
A gold and white porcelain
container of porcelain flowers
formed the foyer’s focal point.
Growing green plants and a co
lorful fruit arrangement in a
gold compote on a drum table
lent decorative Interest In the
to Continental Congress.
Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Harris during an
enjoyable social hour.
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living room, where tables were
set up for the games. The din
ing table centerpiece consist
ed of white carnations, yellow
starfly chrysanthemums and
fern tips in a gold container.
In the morning’s scores, Mrs.
Wayne Rumble, a club guest,
tallied high; and Mrs. Bonham
Johnson received consolation
prize. Other players Included:
Mesdames Harry Miller, Bill
Barnett, Harold Hoffman and
Bill Hoffman, club guests; Mes
dames Walter Partee, Joe Jef
ferson, Donald Briscoe, Blake
Armstrong, Billy Smith, Fred
Hatten, Carl Smith, H. D. St
roud, Frank Stone and Bruce
Donnigan, club members.
At the conclusion of the
rounds of bridge, covers were
laid for the delicious buffet
luncheon at small tables over
laid with white linen.
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Message From
Sammy Ozbum
(President Os
NCHS Student Body)
Class day, arrival of our an
nuals, graduation — yes, things
are really bustling at Newton
County High School, especially
for us seniors. Each of us must
make the best of the small am
ount of time left, for, soon it will
be too late. Our seniority must
be enjoyed before we again be
come freshmen.
As we sign each other’s an
nuals, we may feel some sad
ness as we realize that pur cl
ass will never again be united
as one. But such emotion is
unnecessary, for we aU will have
to go our way In life eventually.
We should recall the words of
Tennyson —
“So many worlds, so much to do,
So little done, such things to be.”
We will hear the call of the
future beckoning us to these wor-
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to do. It will become our duty,
as young adults, to heed this
call and to accomplish our goals.
Yes, in a small matter of
time, the Class of 1969 will
blend into other phases of our
world. Different paths will be
taken and, hopefully, they will
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