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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Craft and
son, Butch of Anderson, South
Carolina were the weekend
guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hancock. They also
visited with their grandmother,
Mrs. Ed Hancock while here.
** * *
Mrs. Charles C. Jarrell’s
house guests are Mrs. George H.
Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs. Sondly
Hamrick and children, sondly
and Daisie are of Charleston,
South Carolina.
** * *
Miss Jo Huson graduated from
Patricia Stevens College last Sat
urday, and has returned to Cov
ington to stay with her mother,
Mrs. Joe Huson, before further
ing her career in fashion mer
chandising.
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Robert N. Morgan and two of
his children, Laura Lee and Clay,
of Longwood, Florida, have been
McElreath-Stewart
(From Society Front)
Flat 9x>als Road. The bride’s
table was overlaid with pink and
white to complement the three
tiered wedding cake embossed
In white with pink rosebuds which
was served by the bride’s mother.
Punch and coffee were also ser
ved to guests, using wedding motif
embossed napkins and plates.
For their wedding trip to Jack
sonville Beach, Florida, the bride
lifted a pink rosebud corsage
from her bouquet to adorn the
pink summer sheer A-llne dress.
The young couple are residing
on Route # 3, Covington, with
the bride’s parents.
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visitors this week of the Nat
Morgans, the Jack Morgans, the
Walter Abbotts, and the T. G.
Turners.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson
have returned from vacationing
at Panama City, Florida last
week.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. James Pearsal
and Diane vacationed at Daytona
Beach and on the Gulf of Mexico
last week.
*♦ * ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Adams
and son, David of Houston, Texas
will arrive this weekend to visit
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Hicks and
family.
♦♦ ♦ *
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKin
sey, Katherine, Jamie, Don Jr.,
and Bruce will arrive Tuesday
from New York to visit their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
McKinsey and friends In At
lanta.
** * *
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. King, of
Avon Park, Fla., made a sur
prise visit on Friday to Mrs.
W. E. Gray and Miss Margaret
King; and other Newton County
relatives.
** * *
Mrs. D. J. Thacker of Dothan,
Ala., is the houseguest of her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Cohen. Little Lee
Cohen, who had spent ten days
with his grandmother, returned
home with her.
*♦ * *
Mrs. Edna Hoffman of Miami,
Fla., is the houseguest of her
Dr. Guidotti To Marry Dr. McCart
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Gui
dotti of Atlanta announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Judy
Lee to Dr. William Grant Mc-
Cart, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. McCart of Covington.
The future bride is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore E. Moore, Sr., of Kenmore,
New York, and the late Mr. and
Mrs. Silvio A. Guidotti of Nia
gara Falls, New York. Miss
Guidotti received her B. S. de
gree in Home Economics from
the University of Georgia this
year where she was a member
of Sigma Kappa Sorority.
The future bridegroom Is the
grandson of Mrs. Walter S. White
and the late Mr. White of Jackson
and the late Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
M. McCart of Broughton. Dr.
McCart received his DVM de
gree from the University of Geor
gia school of Veterinary Medicine
in June of 1966 where he was a
member of Alpha Psi Profes
sional Fraternity. Upon his gra
duation, he was commissioned a
Captain In the U. S. Air Force
Lynn Ellen Eubanks Is Engaged
To William Kiser Lunsford, 111
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac C. Eu
banks announce the engagement
of their daughter, Lynn Ellen
Eubanks, to William Kiser Luns
ford, 111, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. K. Lunsford, Jr.
Miss Eubanks is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Roy A. Flynt
of Glen Haven and the late Mr.
Flynt, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Eubanks of Roswell. The
bride-elect attends North Geor
gia College.
Mr. Lunsford is the grandson
of Mrs. W. K. Lunsford and the
late Mr. Lunsford, and Mrs. W.
L. Almand and the late Mr. Al
in and, of Covington. Mr. Luns
ford attended Emory University
where he was a member of the
Barkley Forum and Delta Tau
Delta. He is now a senior at
North Georgia College where he
Is a member of the Officers
Club. Upon his graduation in
August he will be commissioned
as 2nd Lieutenant in the U. S.
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hoffman.
♦* * *
Many local friends are ex
tending best wishes for an early
recovery to Miss Jean Ketchum,
who has been a patient at St.
Joseph’s Infirmary since last
week.
** ♦ *
Dewey Stroud, Lee Meadors
and Mike Purcell returned Sun
day from Athens Y Camp at Tall
ulah Falls, where they were en
rolled for the previous two weeks.
** * *
Mrs. Moody Summers, Jr. and
Mrs. LaVerne Cowan accompan
ied Greg Cowan, Walker Camp
bell, Jr. and Moody Summers,
ni to Tallulah Falls, Tuesday,
where the boys are enrolled at
Athens Y Camp for the ensuing
month.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thomas
and daughter, Vicki, of Detroit,
Mich., are spending two weeks
here, as houseguests of Mrs.
Thomas’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. King.
♦♦ * *
Mrs. S. J. Morcock, president
of the Atlanta presbytery Women
of the Church, will spend next
week in Atlanta at a Synodical
Training School for Georgia;
and will remain for an ensuing
conference during the weekend.
♦* ♦ *
Mrs. Martin Goode and Mrs.
Ben Barker left Monday for Adel,
where they are the houseguests
of a sister and brother, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Goode.
♦♦ ♦ *
Mrs. L. A. Patrick was the
houseguest Tuesday and Wed
nesday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Patrick in Decatur, inspiration
for the visit was the homecom
ing of Lt. and Mrs. Joe Patrick,
Jr., and little daughter, Bonnie
Flo, from Nuernberg, Germany,
where Lt. Patrick had been sta
tioned with the U. S. Armed
Services. This weekend Mrs.
Patrick Is anticipating the ar
rival of her daughter, Mrs. J.
F. Burroughs, and Mrs. John
Burroughs of Lambertville, N, J.,
who will be her houseguests for
two weeks. .
** * *
Miss JUdy Greer left Monday
for the University of Georgia,
where she will pursue studies
toward her doctorate degree In
physical education.
*♦ ♦ ♦
Many local friends of Mrs.
Dudley Chandler of Social Cir
cle, will be glad to learn that
she is convalescing satisfactor
ily following a recent hospitali
zation at Georgia Baptist
Hospital, in Atlanta.
and spent two years in Thailand.
Dr. McCart is anticipating going
into Veterinary practice In the
near future.
Hie wedding is planned for
July 20 at the Clairmont Pres
byterian Church in Decatur.
Army.
Hie wedding is planned for
September sth at Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church In Decatur.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Blair
of Oxford, proudly announce the
birth of a daughter, Mary
Michelle at Newton County Hos
pital, Saturday, June 14. The
paternal grandparents are Mrs.
W. W. Blair of Clayton and the
late Mr. Blair. The maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Woodward, Covington.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brantley
announce the birth of their dau
ghter, Elizabeth Carol (Betsy)
May 15th, in Washington Hospital
Center, D. C. Maternal grand
parents are Mrs. C. R. Goodrich
and the late Mr. C. R. Goodrich
of Mansfield and paternal grand
mother, Mrs. A. F. Alvey of
Morganfield, Kentucky. Mrs.
Brantley Is the former Connie
Goodrich of Mansfield.
** * *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elling
ton announce the arrival of their
daughter, Elizabeth Lee, at Oak
wood Hospital, Dearborn, Mlchl
fan on June 5. Mrs. Ellington,
the former Miss Yvonne Johnson,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. Johnson of Porterdale. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoke Ellington of Dear
born are the paternal grandpar
ents. Mrs. C. C. Hood, Sr.,
Newton County, is paternal great
grandmother.
Flint Hill Club
(From Society Front)
been a member of the Club for a
number of years. The club sends
their sincere wishes for a speedy
recovery.
A work day was set up for June
25th. The Club will hold the
regular meeting day on July Ist
at 1:30 P.M.
Mrs. Alice Helton gave a dem
onstration on fire hazards in the
home. This was a very Interest
ing and helpful demonstration.
Refreshments were enjoyed
by all during the social hour,
with Mrs. Mary Lou Williams
and Mrs. EHen Williams as host
esses.
Willker son-Asamato
(From Society Front)
wearing a yellow linen model,
and white carnation corsage, as
sisted in serving the cake.
A cover Identical to that of
the bride’s table, with corner
rosettes of yellow ribbon fes
tooning the lace, was used on
the punch table, which held an
arrangement of mammoth white
chrysanthemums, flown from the
garden of Mrs. Ricky Asamato’s
parents in California for the
occasion. The large silver punch
bowl, sliver compotes of wedding
motif mints and toasted nuts,
and napkins bearing the date and
names of the bride and groom
completed the appointments.
Mrs. Gary Sears, who wore a
capri blue silk costume, with
white carnation corsage, served
punch.
For their wedding trip to Day
tona Beach, Fla., the bride chan
ged to a sleeveless linen skim
mer in cocoa brown, trimmed In
yellow, with which she wore a
yellow orchid corsage and white
accessories. Lt. and Mrs. As
amato are now at home to
friends at 1702 Champagne Ave.,
Apt. 6, In Augusta, where Lt.
Asamato Is currently stationed
with the USA Signal Corps.
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THE COVINGTON NEWS
Miss Hinton Honoree At Miscellaneous
Shower Tendered By Hostess Trio
Miss Stella Hinton was the cen
tral figure on Friday evening, at
a miscellaneous bridal shower
tendered In her honor by Mes
dames Tony Stewart and Jimmy
Byrd, at Oxford Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall.
Yellow and green were keynoted
in decorative features of the spac
ious setting. The refreshment
table, covered with yellow net
over yellow, held the large crys
tal punch bowl, crystal trays
of white embossed petlts fours
topped with yellow florets, and
crystal compotes of yellow and
green mints and toasted nuts.
Mrs. Rogers Honored At Dinner
By Bank Staff, Upon Retirement
Mrs. Guy Rogers, who is re
tiring after more than thirty
three years as a personnel mem
ber of the Bank of Covington,
was signally honored by the staff
at a dinner in a private dining
room of the Elks Club, on Tues
day evening.
The table, overlaid with white
damask, held a centerpiece of
pink and mauve gladioli and chry
santhemums, in a milk glass
container.
Mrs. Rogers, who wore a pow-
Ellis Home Is Scene Os Luncheon
Feting Club Members On Tuesday
Mrs. Greeley Ellis was a gra
cious hostess on Tuesday, when
she entertained members of her
club and special guests at a
bridge-luncheon, at her Legion
Drive home.
In the living room where tables
were set up for the games, oak
leaf hydrangea panicles were us
ed to advantage In brass scales
on a cabinet; and abella in full
blossom, in an antique china con
tainer formed a lowboy arrange
ment. Hie dining table where
‘ ‘Kindness ’ ’ Theme Os Program
At Porterdale Woman’s Club
PORTERDALE — With em
phasis on kindness, Mrs. E. L.
Digby used the story of the Good
Samaritan as background for her
inspiring devotional at the Por
terdale Woman’s Club, Evening
Division meeting on Monday, June
16, at seven-thirty o’clock.
Previously, Mrs. Henry Whit
field welcomed the forty-three
members and recognized Mrs.
M. B. Shaw, honorary member,
from Dalton.
Minutes and correspondence
were read by the secretary and
assistant secretary, respectiv
ely.
Mrs. Claire Bennett report
ed an excellent treasury from
which members will finance their
annual summer trip with a sup
plement from the Bibb Benevol
ent Fund.
Mrs. E. L. Digby read a list
of individuals who have partici
pated in the Cancer Linen Closet
each month during the club year.
She announced that three patients
are currently using the facilities
made available through the un
selfish efforts of members.
Mrs. Reuben Rutledge suggest
ed that a "blub meeting be desig
nated for the purpose of pre
paring bandages and pads in or
der to enlist more ladies. Tenta
tive plans were made to do this
in July.
Mrs. Heyward Roper and Mrs.
Gene Owens reported final plans
for the trip to begin at 7:00
A. M. on Friday, June 20, with
Jacksonville Beach, Florida as
their destination. Room assign
ments had been made but those
participating were urged to verify
this data with Mrs. Owens. Each
person was asked to pack a lunch.
The club will be guests at a
Holiday Inn by the Atlantic Ocean
with oceanfront accommodations.
Mrs. Roper also announced that
a short trip will be offered at a
later time for non-participants
Lackey Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Willie F. Lackey
were united in marriage on May
31, at the lackey home in De
troit, Michigan. Mrs. Lackey
is the former Barbara Woods
of Bohannon Street and is a
1965 graduate of R. L. Cousins
High School.
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making their home in Detroit.
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Wedding motif napkins perfected
the attractive appointments.
For the occasion, Miss Hinton
chose a linen sheath in aqua,
complimented by a white orchid
corsage presented her by the
hostesses.
Prior to the opening of the many
beautifully wrapped gifts for the
honoree’s future home, a series
of games in keeping with the nup
tial theme was conducted by Miss
Margaret Malcolm.
Some twenty-five friends were
present for the occasion honor
ing the bride-elect.
der blue knit costume, with beige
trim, complimented by a laven
der orchid corsage presented by
the hosts, was also presented a
gift in silver, as a token of ap
preciation of their association
through the years.
Covers were laid for Mr. Rog
ers, the honoree’s husband; eigh
teen members of the Bank’s per
sonnel; John Bob Weaver, retired
staff member; and Robert R. Fow
ler, president of the Bank of
Covington.
covers were laid for the deli
cious luncheon held a center
piece of yellow day lilies in a
green ceramic container.
Mrs. Rucker Ginn, a club gu
est, tallied high score in the en
suing rounds of bridge; and Mrs.
Warren Kirkland was second high
scorer. Other players included
Mesdames Ted Stroud and Wayne
Rumble, club guests; and the fol
lowing club members: Mesdames
Matt Klem, Harry Faulkner, Jim
Pound and Philip Cohen.
in the events of June 20-22.
The members were reminded
that the lovely new floral ar
rangements had been made by
Mrs. Dewey Harper to enhance
the beauty of the room. An
arrangement In bittersweet and
yellow decorated the piano. White
roses and gardenias in a brass
compote graced the officers’
table.
Mrs. Melvin Ogletree wiH be
chairman of refreshments in July
and will be assisted by Mrs.
Jerry McLeroy, Mrs. Darrell
Clark, and Mrs. Vesta Stuarte.
During a social period in which
Mrs. Frances WhlteseU served
iced Cokes and snacks, Mrs.
B. C. Crowell distributed cal
endars to chairmen of the club
groups.
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Groom’s Parents Hosts At
Rehearsal Supper A t Red Room
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Asamato
were genial hosts at the Wilk
erson-Asamato rehersal supper,
on Friday evening at the Red
Room, where they entertained in
compliment to their son, Lanny
Asamato and his fiancee, Miss
Jackie Wilkerson, prior to their
recent wedding on Tuesday, at
Calvary Baptist Church.
Miss Wilkerson wore for the
occasion, an attractive costume
In lemon yellow. She and Mr.
First Baptist Class Has
Quarterly Meeting Session
The Open Bible Sunday School
Class of First Baptist Church
held their regular quarterly
meeting In the Fellowship Hall,
June 10th. Mrs. C. G. Hender
son, President called the meet
ing to order. Mrs. A. D. Bar
nett, Class teacher gave the
opening prayer.
Hie Secretary gave a good re
port on the average attendance for
the preceeding months. The roll
was called with 19 members pre
sent. Hie Treasurer’s report
was given by Mrs. T. D. Trainer.
Mrs. R. L. Prather brought a
most interesting devotional on
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Asamato chose this time to pre
sent their attendants with perso
nal gifts, as mementos of their
wedding.
In addition to those for the
nuptial pair and the hosts, cov
ers were laid for the Rev. and
Mrs. Claud Healan, Jr., Miss
Janie Asamato, Mr. and Mrs.
Ricky Asamato, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wilkerson, Billy Daws, Miss
Sheila Head, Chan McDougal and
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Allen.
“The Power of Prayer.”
The guests were then invited
into one of the Sunday School
rooms where the L-shaped table
was overlaid with white linen with
center arrangements of day
lilies flanked with ivy. The crys
tal punch service at one end of
the table and crystal trays of
sandwiches, compotes of mints,
completed the appointments.
Serving punch was Mrs. R. H.
Green, a member of the Com
mittee. Others on the committee
were Mrs. Dan Bruce, Chairman;
Miss Thelma Towns, Mrs. Jes
sie Thompson, Mrs. R. L. Pra
ther and Mrs. Grady Walton.