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Miss Hilverink to Wed
Lt. Lester Wayne Cone
Mrs. John William Hilverink
of Rex announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Gail
Janet, to Lt. Lester Wayne Cone,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Everett Cone of Okeechobee,
Florida. The bride-elect is the
daughter of the late John Wil
liam Hilverink.
Miss Hilverink is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Grover Cleve
land Burrell and the late Mr.
Burrell of Clarkesville, and Mrs.
Gerrit Jan Hilverink and the
late Mr. Hilverink of Rex.
Lt. Cone is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grant of
Forsyth and the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Sherman Cone of
Greenville, Florida.
The future bride is a graduate
of Stetson University in DeLand,
Florida where she received a
B.S. Degree. She is a member of
the Alpha Chi Omega social
sorority, and was elected to the
collegiate Who’s Who. She was
Homecoming Hostess and re
ceived the Outstanding Senior
Woman Award.
The future bridegroom was
graduated from Stetson Univer
sity with a B.S, Degree. He was
a member of Scabbard and
Blade, Military honorary, and
Chaplin of the Sigma Nu social
fraternity. Lt. Cone is sta
tioned at Fort Rucker, Alabama,
where he is completing his train
ing as a helicopter pilot.
The wedding will take place
in late November at the Rock
Baptist Church in Rex. Foliow
ine the wedding trip, the newly
weds will reside at Fort Rich
ardson in Anchorage, Alaska.
Ellingtons Have
New Baby Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ellington
announce the birth of a baby
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Holiday Home
‘ Dem. Club
Sees Film
The Holiday Home Demonstra
tion Club met at the Second
Baptist Church Sept. 11. From
' the church we went to the
> Kitchen of the Clayton County
> । Court House for a demonstration
i 1 on Food Supplement. Our presi
j I dent, Ella Rawls, brought the
~ meeting to order and read the
j minutes. The meeting was
, I turned over to the H. D. Agent,
Mrs. Joy Spates. She showed a
’ | very interesting film on Food
■ Supplement titled “The Medicine
[ Man”. She also gave a talk on
, Canned Food, Labels and their
' Contents.
•
. | Those present at the meeting
■ 'were: Mrs. Joy Spates, Ella
Rawls, Lurline Echols, Peggy
• Satterlee, Pat Randolph, Grace
. Clark, Leona Lyons, Mrs. Bostic
■ and Faye Gregory.
Reporter
FAYE GREGORY
Jonesboro Jr. High
PT A Will Meet
September 24
The Jonesboro Junior High
School PTA will hold its first
meeting of the year September
24 at 8 p.m. at the Lee Street
Elementary School.
girl, Mary Elizabeth, who arrived
on September 5, at Georgia Bap
tist Hospital and weighed 8
pounds 11 ounces. Mary Eliza
beth has a brother Eddie.
» . BACK TO SCHOOL „
’ Halls Os Ivy Beckon
i To Fine County Students
BY BARBARA STARR
The Halls of Ivy will soon be opening for those young
people who have decided to try their wings at higher edu
cation. Students from Clayton County will be scattering
to all parts of Georgia and a few
to other states.
The “old timers” are Gail
Thomas, Woman’s College; San
dra Barnwell, Agnes Scott; Bar
bara Starr, LaGrange; Elton
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Jernigan, North Georgia; Mar
shall Acree, Bobby Tolar, Frank
Bellineh, Billy Potter, Georgia
Tech; Johnny Cruce, University
of Georgia.
A few of those entering the
“Halls” for the first time in-1
elude Jeannene Northcutt and
Gertrude Barrette, Georgia
Southern, Patricia Unterstan,
LaGrange College; Laverne Tib
betts, West Georgia, all North
Jonesboro Socials
By MRS. A. A. CAMP
105 Smith Street — Phone 478-6841
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Little Robin Lee Morris of
Griffin spent last week with her
grandmother, Mrs. J. O. Babb.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Randall
vacationed last week in Miami,
Fla.
Mrs. A. C. White, accompanied
by Mrs. W. H. Waller and daugh
ter, Marie, of Hapeville, have re
turned from New York City,
N. Y., where they vacationed for
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Davis spent
last week at Lake Burton.
Mrs. Wilbur Whaley, daugh
ters, Bobby and Jackie, vaca
. tioned for a few days in Panama
City, Fla., before Bobby leaves
for West Georgia College where
। she will be a senior this year.
Mrs. L. E. Oliver spent Satur
day in Macon where she visited
relatives.
Harold Callaway, who entered
the Armed Services on Sept. 4,
; is now stationed at Fort Gordon
in Augusta, Ga.
On Thursday, Sept. 12, Mrs.
Ross Palmer and Mrs. George
. Purdy were hostesses at a sur
prise house warming for Mrs.
J. O. Oliver at her new home on
Flint River Road. Twenty-five
guests attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harman of
Donelson, Tenn., and Mrs. W. A.
Hutcheson of Greenville, Ga.,
were recent guests of Mrs. Paul
Chambers. Sara and Mary Alice
Harman of Donelson, Tenn.,
spent last week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Chambers.
Lake Jodeco Civic Association
met in the County Commis
sioner’s room at the Court House
on Tuesday evening, September
10. Special guest speaker was
Judge Edwin S. Kemp, who spoke
on the problems of the Juvenile
Delinquents. These problems
have increased as the county
grows. He also showed the plans
for the new Juvenile building.
All civic organizations were ex
tended invitations to visit the
new building when completed.
PFC. Bobby Camp, son of Mr.
an Mrs. Robert L. Camp, visited
them last week-end while on
furlough from the U. S. Army ■
Medical Service Schoo) in Chi- i
Clayton graduates. Sharon
Burks, West Georgia; Marsha
Lawrence and Ellen McEver,
Furman; Ann Richmond, Duke;
Mike Wilhoit, Southern Tech;
David Hamilton, South Georgia
Junior College; Bobby Jolly,
Tift, all graduates of Jonesboro.
Forest Park's freshmen include
Beverly Lindler, Woman’s Col
lege; Nancy House, University of
| Georgia; Preston Sanders, Mer
। cer; Joey Heaton, Baylor.
Best of luck especially to the
newcomers, to all of these college
students, hoping that they enjoy
themselves, but also that they
; should make the very best of the
opportunity given them.
cago, 111. Bobby’s wife is the
former Minnie Bell Smith of
Ellenwood.
Mrs. C. R. Chesney, Mrs. A. A.
Camp, Mrs. C. N. Landers of
Forest Park, Mrs. J. H. Thames
of Red Oak, and Mrs. Cortez
Suttles of College Park were
luncheon guests of Mrs. M. H.
Thames in Red Oak on Wednes
day.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
E. E. Whittle—Georgia Baptist
Hospital.
P. M. Willjams—St. Joseph’s
Hospital.
Mrs. Hugh Wynn—Crawford
Long Hospital.
Mrs. Nell Moseley—South Ful
ton Hospital.
W. F. Turner—South Fulton
Hospital.
Mrs. Jack Bryant—Emory Uni
versity Hospital.
Ronald Davis—Base Hospital,
Plattsburg, N. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jarrett were
hosts to the Adult 3 Depart
ment of the First Baptist Sun
day School at a picnic dinner at
their home on Lake Jodeco,
Saturday evening at 5 o’clock
p.m. Special invited guests were:
Rev. and Mrs. W. Wardlaw Long,
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hopper and
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Beckwith.
Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. Vara (J. Luke) Brown,
Main Street, Jonesboro, was
much surprised on Sunday aft
ernoon, Sept. 8, when relatives
and friends began driving in to
her yard. The occasion—she had
a birthday Friday, Sept. 6. De
licious cake and ice cream was
served to the following friends
and relatives:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Giles,
daughter and son-in-law of At
lanta, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Huff,
of Marietta, daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown and daughter Connie of
North Clayton Socials
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smith,
Bell Street, College Park, were
delegates representing North
Clayton High School PTA at the
Clayton County Council last
week. The Smiths enjoyed a stir
ring talks by Mr. Jack Troy,
Morrow Jr. Womans Club
Plans Arts, Crafts Exhibit
Dear Mr. Troy,
“That All May Know and En
joy The Arts” is the theme of
the ARTS AND CRAFTS EX
HIBIT to be sponsored by the
Morrow Junior Woman’s Cinto,
on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10
a.m. until 8 p.m. and Sunday,
Oct. 27, from 2 p.m. through 6
p.m., at the Morrow Community
Center.
We invite all of your members
to enter one or more of the fol
lowing categories:
1. Children’s Art
2. Paintings and Drawings
(framed or matted)
3. Husbands’ Handicraft
4. Flower Arrangements
(Adults and Children)
5. Canning and Preserving
6. Holiday Ideas
7. Crafts—
a. Ceramics and Jewelry
b. Hand Painted China
c. Needlework
d. Accessories (hats, bags,
etc.)
e. Mosiac Work
f. Metalcraft
g. Woodcraft
h. Leathercraft
If your members are interested
in participating in this ARTS
AND CRAFTS EXHIBIT please
submit a descriptive list of
entries, including names of con
tributors, to one of the Commit
tee Members, by Friday, Oct. 18.
All entries are to be brought
to the Morrow Community Cen
ter, on Reynolds Road, by 1 p.m.
Oct. 25 and are to be picked up
by 12 noon on Monday, Oct. 28.
Items will be insured through j
these days ONLY.
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Thomas Trippes Honored
By Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trippe
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trippe
entertained Sunday afternoon,
। September 8, honoring their son,
■ Thomas Trippe, and his bride,
the former Miss Charlotte Jane
Gravitt, at a reception at their
home, Hale Haven Farm. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Trippe were
married August 15 at The Rock
Baptist pastorium, Rex, Geor
gia.
In the receiving line were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Trippe, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Gravitt, Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Trippe.
Little Miss Lisa Adamson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar
Adamson, greeted the guests at
the door. Lisa wore a gown of
blue velvet and white organza.
CAP Dance
September 21
At Northcutt
Atlanta Squadron II of the
Civil Air Patrol will hold a semi
formal dance honoring their
past Cadet Commander, C/Capt.
Charles Jones, on Saturday,
September 21, at G. W. North
cutt Elementary School Cafe
torium, College Park, Georgia.
Forest Park, son, daughter-in
law and granddaughter. Mrs. Bill
Foster and two children, of For
est Park, Mrs. Foster is a grand
daughter and her children are
great grandchildren of Mrs.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bet
sill and daughters Joyce and
Margaret and Alvin L. Trader,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Lewis,
Lake Jodeco, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ris W. Tyree, Mrs. Grover Parker,
Mrs. Herbert Parker and Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. McCook. We all wish
Mrs. Brown many more happy
birthdays.
Editor, Publisher, and Publicist
on Publicity; by Mr. Edmonds,
County School Superintendent,
on progress in Clayton County;
and by Mr. Oliver, Principal of
Northcutt School, on American
Education Week.
This exhibition will of course
be open to the public without
an admission fee. If more in
formation is desired please con
: tact one of the Committee Mem
, bers.
i Sincerely yours,
SHIRLEY W. WATTERSON
(MRS. W. L.) Chairman
Fine Arts Department-
Morrow Jr. Woman’s Club
; (478-8117)
MRS. W. E. CRANE
(366-6337)
MRS. HORACE JACKSON
(478-7151)
MRS. W. L. RICK
(478-7015)
i MRS. R. L. WARD
(478-7571)
MRS. LEE SPEIR
(478-8555)
New Oak to
Supply Rides
To Polls
Today is the day that the
people of Clayton County vote
for $1,300,000 in school bonds.
The polls will be open from
7 a.m. til 7 p.m. In the New
Oak District, transportation
to the polls will be provided,
by calling the G. W. North
cutt School, 767-5657. New
Oak’s polling place is the
courthouse on Bostwich Drive,
and all responsible citizens
. are urged to vote.
eMiss Lois Gravitt, sister of the
bride, registered the guests. Miss
: Gravitt wore a gown of white
lace. Miss Judy Laney and Miss
Patricia Duffey presided at the
punch bowl. Miss Laney wore a
green chiffon gown. Miss Duffey
wore a gown of blue chiffon
trimmed with white lace.
The table was laid with an
imported lace cloth, a silver
epernge holding white flowers,
and silver candelabrum with
white burning tapers. Through
out the reception rooms, white
flowers were used profusely.
Two hundred guests were in
vited to call between the hours
of three and five.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 *
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Forest Park Socials
By MRS. FREDRICK LEE
Phone 366-3652
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Friendship Club Announces
Home Improvement Winners
Mrs.iEvelyn Waters was hostess
jto the Friendship Club this
month.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs.
Jean Bowers, and devotion was
given by Evelyn Waters.
The old business this month
was still the “Stacy Smith” re
tarded children’s home of At
lanta. The club members are
doing everything possible to help
this home. Also a forgotten
patient at Milledgeville State
Hospital is being remembered by
the club..
The members all brought their
“Don’t Wants” to the meeting
, which was auctioned off by
’ Betty Ann Norman to help raise
: । money for the club.
> jTo create an interest and help
: improve Cypress Drive the mem
i bers had a home improvement
' project going for the month of
i, August. Each member was asked
i to make some improvement out
i' side the home which was judged
' .by Charles Abercrombie, a land
,! scape architect from Green
i Brothers Nursery. The club
■ members wish to extend their
' hearty thanks and appreciation
[ to Mr. Abercrombie for his serv-
■' ices.
> I Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin of 1329
1 Cypress Drive won the home im-
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provement project having the
most outstanding yard landscape
of all. Mrs. Evelyn Hankins won
second place.
—HELEN GREENWAY
Publicity Chairman
for the Friendship Club
Garden Club
Program By
Mrs. Traylor
The Forest Park Garden Club
met at the home of Mrs. James
Heidle, 108 Curtis Drive, Friday
afternoon, September 13. All of
the members were present. The
program on lawns was given by
Mrs. H. C. Traylor.
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