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Mr. Joe Butler and children,
Linda and Jeb came down by
plane from Chew Chase, Md. to
spend I hanksgiving with home
folks They were entertained at
a family dinner Friday at the
home of Col and Mrs. Victor Da
vidson and returned home in the
afternoon. Due to illness Mrs.
Butler was unable to make the
trip.
Glad to hear that Mr. John
Todd is gaining strength and
may be coming home soon.
Among those who cheered
Tech on to victory over Georgia
/ were Mrs Rosa Lindsey. Dr and
Mrs. T. N Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Claxton. Mr and Mrs.
Herbert Holliman Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Culpepper Jr , Mr Mrs. J
R. Mitchell Jr., Otho Bell and
Geo. H. 1 arswell Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Kaminsky.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sapp
and little daughter Julie, have
returned home after two year’s
stay in National City, (a suburb
of San Diego.) Calif. Mr Sapp
■ recently discharged from the US
Navy, says they are "home for
good ” Mrs. Sapp is the former
Miss Frankie Rillue.
Billy Player was at home for
the long weekend from the Uni
versity of Georgia and kept the
Station for Mr and Mrs J. H
Skelton, who spent Thanksgiv
ing with relatives in Knoxville.
Tenn.
The Beck Family enjoyed a re
union Thursday at the home of
Mr and Mrs. George Faye at
Lake, Sinclair.
Mr and Mrs. H. H Morgan,
Bobby Morgan, Mrs. I E. Burk
ett of Palatka, Fla., Mrs. J. B.
Burkett, Dr. and Mrs. L. P.
James and daughter, Elene, of
Macon were Thanksgiving guests
of Miss Lola Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs M. H. B o w 1 e s
and Miss Florence Ann Bowles
of Waynesville. N. C spent the
weekend with Mrs Robert Hart
ley.
Mrs. N H. Bacon enjoyed a re
cent visit to her girlhood home
in White Springs, Fla., where
her brother and his family now
live. She also visited the Harrv
Moodie family at Douglas.
Our Vilco boys and girls con
tinue to win. Both notched their
10 victoryin 11 starts Nov.*3oth
when they defeated Roberta.
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Toomsboro Topics
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, Mr and Mrs John Boyd Jack
, son are building a beautiful home
on Vinson Highway toward Mill
edgeville. about 3^2 milts out of
Toomsboro, on the Jackson farm.
Mrs. Cynthia Dudley recently
visited friends in Macon and Dud
ley.
Mrs. Lila Mae Stubbs had her
, children and grandchildren and
several other friends with her
for Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs,
Dudley was amo g the friends.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Dean had
both sons, W. A. Jr. of Moultrie,
and his family, and Merrill and
family of Milledgeville, at home
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Dean’s new baby has been given
the name of Deborah Elaine
Mr. and Mrs. Ken West of At
lanta were home with parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Jackson for
the Holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holliman
and iMrs. Victor Kaminsky joined
the Irwinton bail fans and went
on the special train from Macon
to Athens for the Tech-Georgia
game.
Mrs. M. E. Thomas and son,
Sidwell Thomas of Vineland. N.
J. were welcome visitors in the
’boro Monday afternoon, enroute
to Fitzgerald where Mrs, Thom
as will spend the cold months
with her son. John Knight Tho
mas and family.
We are always glad to see any
one of this family come back
home. The WSCS ladies were es
peccially delighted to have Mrs.
Thomas join them for awhile
during their meeting, since she
was a charter member of Tooms
boro WSCS, also a life member
of the Society.
RAINBOW CLUB’S OFFICERS
Mrs. J. T. Etheridge of McTn
tvre has been elected president
of the Rainbow Home Demonstra
tion Club, Mrs George Smith,
Home demonstration agent an
nounces.
Other officers of the club in
clude Mrs John Covey, vice pre
sident; Mrs Carlton Lavender,
treasurer; Mrs PA McCook,
secretary, and Mrs. Frank Eady,
reporter.
Mrs, John Covey, projects
treasurer of the Club, said $~2
had heen collected during Novem
ber for the Chapel at Mt. Carmel
Cemetery.
Miss Gail Boone has returned
to the University of Ga after
the holidays at home with par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J- M. Boone
Miss Sue Miller, who is now
teaching at Newnan, spent
the holidays with parents. Mr.
and Mrs Ennis Miller
Charles filler j s O n h ; s wav
home from Korea, after months
over th^re.
The Standard Oil Station on
the Highway has been completed
and is being operated by Walter
Lewis These 3 stations are an
addition to our community. Sin
clair and Gulf have operated for
some time.
Virgil I ord is in New York to
meet his wife and son who sailed
from Germany Nov. 20 They
are expected home this weekend
Wanted — A good home for two
beautiful black kittens One has
a white Maltese cross on his lit
tle chest and the other wears a
sassy w’hite weskit.
Call 2263 or see The Bulletin
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Friday. Dec. 3, 1954 ^0.47
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NEW OFFICERS FOR TRI HI Y
The students of Wilkinson
County High School, Irwinton.
Georgia, held their first organiz
ational meeting of the Tri-Hi-Y
The following officers were elec
ted: President, Angela Eady;
Vice President, Linda Hardie;
Secretary. Carol Eady;
Treasurer, Barbara stapleton;
Program Chm., Elaine Holliman;
Publicity Ghm . Sandra Miller.
We are looking forward, with
great anticipation, to a year full
of good Christian wcrk and fel
lowship.
(HOPHNCWEEKf LEFT'
