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Latin Club Has Roman Traditions
NCHS LATIN CLUB keeps alive Roman tradition at their Annual
Banquet, as shown in the photo above. From left to right standing
are Roman leaders: Huanne Moore, Patricia Allen and Gall Wood
with their "Slaves” (seated) Anita Hays, Mike Morgan and Teresa
Ellis.
Edwards - Hall
(From Society Front)
tature bride and groom. The
bride’s bouquet was used to de
corate the table. Cutting and
serving the cake was Mrs. Cha
rles Stewart.
The refreshment table was de
corated similar to the bride’s
table and held a silver candela
bra with white tapers, the sil
ver punch bowl surrounded with
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green grapes and yellow roses
and silver compotes of mints
and nuts with imprinted napkins.
Presiding at this table were
Misses Denise Edwards, Char
lene Stubbs, Nancy Hopkins and
Mrs. Stewart Cooper. All those
assisting at the refreshment tab
les were dressed In green with
white carnation corsages.
For their wedding trip to Flori
da Mrs. Hall changed to a yellow
linen sheath with complimentary
printed coat and matching acc
essories. The orchids from her
bridal bouquet complimented her
outfit. On their return from their
honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Hall
will make their home on Maple
Drive In Covington.
Patio Party
(From Society Front)
each guest’s place and white can
dles held in decorative holders.
A buffet supper was served
from a table covered with a white
cloth and edged with red and
yellow streamers, centered with a
massive arrangement of larkspur
and yellow daisies in a
natural and blue woven sun hat.
After a delicious meal and
social hour, Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ler, assisted by Steve Piper
and Jim Alexander, presented
Miss Partee and Mr. Rooks
with the many beautifully wrap
ped gifts.
The honored couple was as
sisted In opening and displaying
their gifts of “household gad
gets” by Miss Mary Partee, Mrs.
M. T. Yarbrough, and Mrs. A.
L. Miner.
Out-of-town guests who at
tended were Mr. and Mrs. Ja
mes Delashaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Galley, Miss Debbie Lakin,
Ben Stephens, Miss Rachel Hite,
Miss Cara Hawkins, and Tom
Hamby.
Gardener Birthday
(From Society Front)
Thompson home. "Aunt Bell”
not knowing of the arrangements,
when It came close to six o’clock
began to get rather nervous and
had one of the sisters to call
the Thompsons and tell them our
“predicament”. They, of course,
reassured her that it would be
all right to bring along the Mc-
Gregors, however she felt that
she should take along some ex
tra food. After some persuas
ion, she decided not to do this.
Everyone rallied to the situa
tion and she was kept in complete
Ignorance of the plans. Imagine
her surprise when all of those
nieces and nephews appeared!
She says that she had such a good
time that she wants to have anoth
er birthday later in the summer.
About 90% of C. S. cotton
is mechanically harvested.
July sth Wedding Planned
By Miss Dial, Mr. Stowe
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dial of Ox
ford announce the engagement of
their daughter, Donna Carol, to
Samuel Earnest Stowe, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Cornelius
Stowe of Route 1, Oxford.
Miss Dial is a senior at New
ton County High School.
Mr. Stowe Is a 1968 graduate
of Newton County fflgh School and
is employed at Western Electric
in Atlanta.
The wedding will take place
July 5, at 8 o’clock at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.
No formal invitations are being
sent, however, all friends and re
latives are cordially Invited to at
tend.
Engagement Os Miss Aaron,
Mr. Mayfield Is Announced
Mrs. Jeanette Fincher of Cov
ington announces the engagement
of her daughter, Donna Faye Aa
ron, to Terry Wayne Mayfield,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Mayfield of Chamblee.
Miss Aaron Is the granddaugh
ter of Mrs. T. J. Kelley and the
late Mr. Kelley of Porter
dale. She Is presently employed
by Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany.
Mr. Mayfield is the grandson
of Mrs. Esther Cole of Powder
Springs and Mr. J, W. Mayfield
of Dallas. He is a 1968 gra
duate of Cross Keys High School
and is presently employed by
Colonial Stores, Bic.
The wedding will take place at
8 o’clock June 21, at the North
Peachtree Baptist Church at Do
raville, No formal invitations
are being sent, however, all fri-
Hopewell WMS
Hears Miss
McDonald In Talk
The Woman’s Missionary So
ciety of Hopewell Presbyterian
Church held their monthly meet
ing in the Educational Building
Sunday afternoon.
The opening prayer was by
Miss Sue McDonald. Subject:
“Temperance and Christian Liv
ing”. Secretary was the leader
and she gave the devotional and
followed with prayer. Then she
gave the highlights on Tempe
rance. The business session
followed with the President pre
siding. The minutes were read
by the secretary, Miss Irene
Harvey and roll was called.
Correction!
In the outlines of the Pilot
Club officers in last week’s News
Mrs. Billy Freeman was uninten
tionally identified as Mrs. Grady
Freeman, Jr. Mrs. Billy
Freeman is the newly Installed
Recording Secretary of the club.
Stokes-Reed Wedding
(From Society Front)
napkins balancing the punch bowl
at the opposite end of the table
was an epergne with daisy ar
rangement. Presiding at the
tables were Miss Linda English,
Mrs. A. L. Frost, Miss Vicki
Dial and Mrs. Gary McCullough.
For their wedding trip the
bride changed to a two piece
suit with red long sleeved linen
Jacket decorated with gold but
tons and antique white A-line
linen skirt. With this she wore
white accessories and the orchid
corsage from her wedding bou
quet.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Jr. will
make their home at 715 Pine
Street, Pinebrook Apartment 14,
Conyers.
Bible School
Starts Monday
The Presbyterian Church of
Covington will hold their annual
Bible school from June 9 through
13, starting at 9 a.m. and dis
missing at 11:30 a.m. each day.
Anyone needing transportation
to attend the Bible School ses
sions are requested to call Mrs.
John Howard at 786-7349.
Birth
Sgt. and Mrs. James Harold
(Jimmy) Gates, Jr, announce the
arrival of their son, Jeffrey
Bryan, on May 11, In Frankfort,
Germany. Mrs. Gates is the
former Miss J a n 1 e Wilder, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ace Wil
der of Porterdale. Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Gates of Monroe are
the paternal grandparents. Pat
ernal great grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Gates of Por
terdale.
Outdoor Party
Honors Moore Boys
Mattew, Marshall and Michael
Moore’s mother honored her
three sons Saturday with an out
door birthday party. The Moore
twins were three and Michael
was six.
The picnic table was covered
with homemade ice cream and
chocolate birthday cake. Nine of
their cousins, grandmother, aunt
and uncle helped to make the
day complete.
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ends and relatives are cordially
Invited to attend.
Miss Lurlene Thompson, the
Treasurer, gave the report. Mrs.
Wayne Dickson gave Bible Study
in Job. The program and Bible
study was given in a most in
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THE HUGE birthday cake (shown on the table) denoted the 80th
birthday of Dr. J. R. Sams of Covington. The cake was given him
at the conclusion of the Kiwanis Club program Thursday. Mrs.
S M Hay of the Covington Service Guild, was the speaker for the
special program citing Dr. Sams for 50 years of service to Newton
Countians.
Cunard-Dims dale
(From Society Front)
living and dining room.
The bride’s table was cover
ed with a white linen cloth and
centered with a three tiered wed
ding cake decorated with yellow
and topped with a miniature bride
and groom. The crystal punch
bowl with an arrangement of
daisies, crystal trays of petlts
fours and mints and nuts with
imprinted napkins perfected the
appointments. Serving the cake
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and punch were Miss Rita Dlms
dale, cousin of the bride, and Mrs.
Gerald Dlmsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Cunard are mak
ing their home in Mansfield.
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CB Radio Club
Jamboree Set
Saturday-Sunday
The regular meeting of the
Piedmont C. B. Radio Club was
held May 22nd. The meeting was
called to order by President
Barney Johnson. The minutes
were read by Robert Few. A
special meeting was held May
29th at Covington City Hall.
Members were reminded to br
ing a cake for the cake walk
to be held at the jamboree.
Many things were donated by
the Newton County Merchants to
be used as door prizes at the
Jamboree Saturday, June 7th and
Wattie Lewis Announces
Sandra Johnson
is now an operator with
Watte't Shop
5101 Floyd St. N.E.
Sandra conies here from
Modern Beauty
Academy
In Atlanta.
For appointments with any
of the seven operations
Call 786-3704
Thursday. June 5, 1969
Sunday, June Bth at Heard Mix
on Community House. The money
from the jamboree will be used
to buy much needed equipment
for the Newton County Hospital.
We wish to invite every one to
come and join with us for two
days of fun and games.
Members, there will be a meet
ing Thursday night at the Heard
Mixon Community House so be
sure to attend.
Meeting was adjourned at 9
P. M. by President Johnson with
a ’ reminder, "If anyone wishes
a ticket for the Jamboree con
tact any member or Barney John
son’\
Attend Church
Sunday