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Mrs. Anders Becomes Leader
Os University Women at WR
Mrs. M. V. Anders, outstanding
scholar, teacher, wife, and
mother has ass tuned leadership
of the Warner Robins Branch o 4
the American Association of
University Women. She takes
over fro® the out-going presi
dent, Mrs. K. P. Kraeaer.
Nearing completion of the
requirements foe the Bachelor
of Arts degree at Marietta Col
lege. Marietta, Ohio, Mrs. An
ders (Elinor Imogene' was elect
ed to the National Scholastic i
Honorary, Phi Beta Kappa. She
was also a member of Intaigio,
Women’s Honorary Society.
Subsequent studies have been
completed at Ohio University,
Athens, Ohio. University of;
Georgia Extension Center, War- ,
ner Robins, and Mercer Univer
sity, Macon. Mrs. Anders’ social 1
soronty is Chi Omega.
She has been teaching Latin
and biology at North*ide High
School for the past four years
where she is also Sponsor of the
Junior Classical League. She
was selected a* Warner Robins’ '
“favorite teacher” for the j
school year 1965-66 and has
shared her competent insights
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■ into problems of education with
her colleagues sad AAUW serv
ing as Area Representative IB
Education during tae past year.
Besides her active member
ship in the American Associa
tion of University Women, Mrs.
Anders is also a me miser of
Beta Sigma Phi and the Georgia
Education Association. She has
served as a member of the local
library board for the past seven
years and has served as a Red
Cross volunteer aid helping
with the Blood mob lie for the
past four years.
Mrs. Anders lives at 114
Tangle wood Drive, Warner
Robins. Her husband is a physi
cian- Their two children are
Roger, who is finishing his
freshman year at North Georgia
College, and April, who will
be a junior at Northside High
next year, in her “free” Ucue,
Mrs. Anders especially enjoys
reading, gardening, and embroid
ering.
Assisting Mrs. Anders during
the year will be the following
officers:
Mt«. S. D. Penland, first
vice-president. Mrs. Flovd E.
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L. to r., David, Billy, Mr*. Hulbort, Mr. Hulbort.
Billy Hulbert Wins Trip
For Family at Callaway
Dixon, Jr., second vice-presi
dent; Mrs. R. C. Williams, re
cording secretary; Mrs. T. A.
Noenng, corresponding secre
tary. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen for the
1968-69 year are Mrs. S. D.
Penland, program; Mrs. Floyd E.
Dixon, Jr., membership; Mrs.
T. W. Noenng, newsletter; Mr-.
Max Novak, fellowships and \
ways and means, and Mrs. James
K. Frank, publicity, historian,
and scrapbook.
Mrs. Charles H. Lawton is
implementation chairman for the
continuation of the group’s major
study project, “Society’s Re- i
flection in the Arts.”
Area representatives include
Mrs. J. L. Stevenson, community
problems; Mrs. Donald McFar
land, cultural interests; Miss
Denise Dwyer, education; Mrs.
Isak Nygaard, world problems;
and Mrs. Karl Garber, library
representative. Mrs. J. L.
Stevenson will also serve as
Community Action Group board
I representative.
Co-chairmen for the annual
i Book Fair sponsored by AAUW
to assist deserving women in
; their chosen field of graduate
study will be announced later.
Over 25 per cent of the alum
inum used in the U. S. is for
construction work.
TALK ABOUT
A COMBINE!
C. M. and Hollis Adams
particularly like the easy
way the low, wide
header handles the
vines without damaging
the peanuts, how
smoothly they flow
through the combine,
how thoroughly they are
cleaned and separated.
“The Lilliston 1500 sure
gets the job done on
time.''
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C. M. and Hollis Adams
Leary, Georgia
Overwhelming
testimony proves
the Lilliston
first in the field
Have you seen
the new Lilliston?
PERRY
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- PINE MOUNTAIN. GA-William
L. Hulbert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. P. Huibert of 910 Eleanor
Circle, Perry, has been selected
as recipient of a Callaway Lead
ership Award,
The honor entitled him, his
parents and brother, David, to
spend a week as the guests of
Callaway Gardens here. They
were provided accommodations
in one of the Callaway Cottages
, located near Robin Lake Beach.
Hulbert, a senior at Perry ,
High School, was chosen for the 1
. award from the local Key Club.
He is the immediate past lieu
j tenant-governor of the Fifth
Division of the Georgia District
; and will serve as governor for
the coming year.
He has also been active as
president of his Sunday school
class, junior class representa
j live to the Teen Club Council
and vice president of the Junior
Hi-Y.
This is the eighth year in
j which the leadership awards I
! have been given. They are
j sponsored by the Ida Cason
Callaway Foundation, for the
purpose of encouraging young
; people to excel in services to
j their schools and communities.
Callaway Gardens was founded
■j by the late Cason J. Callaway
■j Sr. in 1952 as a place for guests
to enjoy the beauty and recrea
tion which he had found in the
lake-splashed hills.
Awards are presented by the
advisors of the organizations
approved for participation by
the State Department of Educa
tion, Approximately 100 students
are selected from the state
annually.
While on vacation, the winners
and their families participated
I Houston 4-Hers
i| At District Meet
Houston County is represented
by seven boys and girls at the
Southwest district project
achievement meeting at Rock
Eagle 4-H Center on June 18-20.
All of them are first place
county winners in their particu
lar 4-H project and as winners
have earned the trip to Rock Ea
gle to try for district champion
ships. They will join 4-H’ers from
, 25 area counties for the 1968
achievement meeting.
According to Mrs. Helen Sas
ser, Extension home economist,
and Emmet Whelchel, county
agent, five of the local 4-H ers
are seniors and will be compet
ing for a chance to represent the
county and district at the Stale
I 4-H Congress m Atlanta in Au
: gust.
Senior 4-H ers and their pro
jects include Larry Bannister,
Forestry. Betty Jean Gray,
: Dress Revue; Carling Wooten.
| Frozen Foods. Kathy Norswor
* thy. Landscaping, and Carrie
i Laura Walker, Recreation.
Junior girls who will partici
i pate in the district contest are
j Janet Roberts. Better Breakfasts
and Deborah Sellars. Corn Meal
Muffins.
In addition to the individual
project demonstrations, the 4-H -
ers will partiapate in vesper
programs group discussions. re
creational activities and special
assembly programs.
in a recreation program super
vised by students from the
Florida State University Circus,
which spends each summer at
the resort. They also received
free admission to the entire
Gardens and were given educa
tional tours conducted by mem
bers of the Callaway Gardens’
Horticulture Department staff.
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Peanut Dessert
Recipe Contest
1 Slated at Tifton
I It’s an undisputed fact that '
Georgia has some of the finest
I cooks found anywhere and they
have been issued a special invi
tation to participate in a unique
recipe contest slated for July •
12 in Tifton-
The occasion will be the Geor
gia Peanut Commission’s “Pea
nut Dessert Recipe Contest” be
ing held in conjunction with the
Annual Peanut Progress Day
program at Abraham Baldwin
Agricultural College.
All cooks in the state are
urged to eater their favorite pea
nut recipes in three categories;
(1> Cakes, <2> Pies, (3> Cookies,
candies or confections. Those
who might want to enter must
act quickly, however, since the
deadline for entering is June 30,
1968.
Prize money totaling *3OO
<*loo as top prize in each cate- I
gory* will be offered, the Peanut '
Commission says.
Full details of the contest can >
be obtained by writing Miss Wan
da Grogan, Food Consultant,
Georgia Peanut Comm.ssion, P.O.
Box 967, Tifton, Ga. 31794.
Miss Grogan, a resident of Sale
City, Ga., is a teacher of home |
economics at Moultne Junior •
High School and has been em
ployed by the Commission to |
conduct the contest.
Entry blanks are also avail
able from the Extension Home
Economist in each county in the
Peanut Belt-
Recipes submitted in the
contest will be judged by a team !
of food experts not yet an
nounced and the recipes will
soon be published by the Com
mission as a part of its contin
uing program of peanut promo
tion.
FFRE TOOL
In the forest, fire can be a
destroyer. But if property used,
fire can be a valuable manage
ment tool, according to foresters
with the University of Georgia
Cooperative Extension Service.
The secret of wise use of fire
is professional planning, cor
rect weather conditions and
adequate supervision.
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The Hewfan Horn* Journal, Perry, Ga„ TVndty, v
Marriage License
Applications
Manage applications filed
m the office of Ordinary C. K.
• Watson Jr., Houston County:
James Irvin Blood worth of
Rt. I, Ft- Valley, and Katherine
Joyce Aaron of Rt. I, Byron-
Clarence Murph' Jr. of Pint
.land, 3. C-, and Thelma Jackson
of Kathleen.
Darrell Glenn Cushman of
1 Warner Robins and Betty Ann
Harvtll of Warner Robins.
Henry Sylvester Cassie of
New York City, N. Y., and
( Casandra Mane Roberts of Perry.
Herbert Hester of Warner
Robins and Mary Ann Vizzlni
: : of Warner Robins.
Keep It Beautiful
(f America hired people for the job, it would ta<e
largest sort of army to keep our country free o?
But there's no need to hire anyone ft's a job we
do for ourselves All of us Every family that spread'
picnic lunch. Every boatman who cruises the lakes
waterways Every motorist who uses our roads a
highways
It is the pleasure of the U. S Brewers Assoc a:
each year to give its fullest support to the Keep A re-
Beautiful Campaign Remember Every Litter Bit Hur
This is our land Let's treat it right
UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION. INC. fJt*\
1555 TULLIE CIRCLE N E ATLANTA GEORGIA 30329
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Sidney Ingram of
I Denise Ann Kraus t
iner Robins. J aN
. Benjamin Lee Cre;- •
of Macon and Com ,
Seal of Warner Robin-.
William Earl Roier ,
ville, Va., and Ba: f".
Hall of Warner Robin-. Jail
James Henry McPk ■ - ,
- Macon and Janet Mer- p,
of Warner Robins.
Jacob C. Dains r
mouth, Ohio, and Ac . x '~
i Williams of Ports *cu
Robert Dunamuir C ■ H
i Warner Robins and Hi. -
, Ross of Warner Robins.
Joseph Charles H , f
Warner Robins and irc -
Louise Busby of Wane- - M