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THE COVINGTON NEWS - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1976
BSE clinic to be
at First Baptist
Plan, for the Oct. 30 "Earfy detection greatly
Breast Self-Examination increases the percentages
(BSE) Education Day in in cures, said Mrs,
Newton County have Loum Courchaine Sr.
been completed, and Women coming to the
clinics will lie held from free clinics on Oct. 30
2-4 p.m. at First Baptist will be given a clinical
Church, 1135 Floyd St. examination by qualified
BSE Education Day is a medical personnel in
continuation of an annual strutted in self-examina-
program in the Metro- tion for a home health
Atlanta area to inform habit, and view the
thousands of Georgia American Cancer Society
women about Ireast can- film on BSE.
oer and the benefits of Each woman coming to
regular self-examination in the clinic should bring
increasing the chances of large, clean hath towel
cure if breast cancer that will be used in the
should develop. instruction.
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The Gum Creek Girls’ Club recently held an annual banquet at
Prospect United Methodist Church, where new officers were in
stalled. Mrs. Margaret Tucker was guest speaker and installed of
ficers for the occasion. Enjoying the event are 11-r) Sandra Goss,
corresponding secretary; Cindy Evans, treasurer; Debra Goss,
president; Mrs. Tucker, guest speaker; Bonnie Jenkins, vice
president; and Fay Goss, secretary.
OPEN DAILY 9-9; SUNDAY 1-6
Debra Goss to head
local Girls' Club
Debra Goss was installed as
president of The Gum Creek
Girls’ Club at an annual banquet
Oct. 9 at Prospect United Metho
dist Church.
Other officers installed were
Bonnie Jenkins, vice president;
Fay Goss, secretary; Cindy
Evans, treasurer; and Sandra
Goss correspondin secretary.
Manufacturing industries in the
1890’s employed nonunion
workers for an average of 62
hours a week at a wage of 14-15
cents an hour while their con
temporaries in the postal service
worked 48 hours per week and
earned 37 cents an hour.
Rev. Lawrence Lockett gave a
brief devotional message, and
Mrs. Margaret Tucker, guest
speaker, installed the officers.
Each member received a
necklace for her outstanding work
and all enjoyed a great meal and
fine fellowship.
The meeting was closed with a
selection of tunes sung by the
Goss Sisters.
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