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Miss Bullard Wed o W.W. Moody Jr. s Michelle Bullard, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bullard 0 j Tehran, became the bride ol v>, Wilson Moody, Jr., son 0 f M r . and Mrs. W. Wilson Mood y Sr. of Perry, last Sunday, ji, 16, at the First Baptist Church in Cochran with the Dan Hodges of Perry per forming the double ring cere mony. s )tial music was rendered b v c-3. Mary Sheffield,organist, an ri soloist was Joe Walker Me f clows. - , ing as the groom’s best ma i vas his father and ushers we n Don Moody, brother of the g ro . , Joe Norman and Draper Wat n, all of Perry, Virgil Aim nd of Vidalia, Doyle Andi on of Elberton and Perry Temple of Macon. Miss Cheryle Bullard served as !ier twin sister’s maid of honor. She wore a floor length leim' yellow chiffon dress styl'd with an Empire waist, trimmed with a band of daisies, oval neckline and a slim skirt with matching hat and bouffant veil. She carried a nosegay of Shasta daisies. The bridesmaids, wearing identical dresses, were the bride’s sister, Miss Nancye Bullard of New York City, Mrs. Joe Norman of Perry, Miss Lynn Williams of Waynesboro, Mrs. Bruce Goodson and Miss Miss Sue Skipper of Cochran. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in the traditional delustered peau de soie featuring an oval neck- 68 DODGE I cni Easy on the budget and everything you could want in a car. Drive a Coronet home today. You’ll save a bundle while the Dodge Boys have Dealer Fever. the dodge have dealin’ fever '6B DODGE I tIM 'xury, size and comfort for lot less than you'd ex- J -t. Check the features. Check the price. Get a great al now while the Dodge Boys have Dealer Fever. * '8 dodge dealin’ fever 1 have ■ dealin fever trade now at McLendon auto company 4* the CARROLL ST. PHONE 987-2955 DODGE line and long pointed sleeves. Re-embroidered Alencon lace and tiny bows outlined the neck and down center front of the dress. Her bouffant veil of French silk illusion was held by a lace and pearl crown and she carried a bouquet of yellow and white daisies surrounding a white orchid. The mother of the bride wore a pink silk worsted dress with matching accessories and carried a white orchid corsage on a small beaded bag. The groom’s mother was attired in pink lace over crepe with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. Following the ceremony the bride’s parents entertained the couple with a reception at the church. The bride’s book was kept by Miss Quids Marie Moody, sister of the groom, who wore a blue and white brocade dress of Empire styling, white ac cessories and a corsage of white carnations. For travelling the bride chose a melon color suit with matching accessories and the white orchid lifted from her bridal bouquet. After a wedding trip to Gat linburg, Tennessee the couple will be at home at Georgian Apartments in Macon. Out-of-town guests includ ed Mrs. Quida Thorpe, grand mother of the groom, and Mrs. B. W. Coleman of Macon; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thorpe Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thorpe, ft ? ;D v t WmSI '-Mwx v %wl . ■ Ml<'.. VV. W II SON MOOIV, IK. Jr, and Mr. Colin Thorpe of Jesup, Mrs. Cecil Gurr and son, James, and Miss Helen Poston of Wrightsville; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coffee, Mrs. Carl Pry Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burnam; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mattson of Winter Haven, Fla.; Mrs. hi. J. Horton of Atlanta; Mrs. M. R. Slappy of Hawkinsville; Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Williams of Waynesboro; and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hol land of Fort Valley. Those from Perry attending were Mrs. A. D. Culpepper, Miss Sharlyn Daniel Honored At Series of Parties Here Miss Sharlyn Daniel, whose marriage to Malcolm Green Jr, of Macon will be an event of Satur day afternoon, June 22, has been the inspiration for a series of parties. On Friday evening, May 24, Miss Daniel was honored with a miscellaneous shower given hj Mrs. Jimmy Connell and Mrs. W, W. Rush at the home of Mrs. Con nell on Lawson Drive. Upon her arrival the honoree was presented a gardenia cor sage. A bride doll and gardenias were used in the attractive dining table arrangement. The gifts were presented Miss Daniel in a large trash can, a cook book was the gift from her hostesses. Twenty-five friends joined them for this affair and were served delicious refreshments. Tuesday evening. May 28, the bride-elect was given a lingerie shower by Mrs. Ellis Jordan and Miss Shirley Clifton at the Jordan home. The honoree was presented a corsage of yellow carnations. A lovely bride doll centered the dining table which held the gifts. Miss Daniel was pre sented a beautiful yellow lin gerie set by her hostesses. Ten friends joined them for the delightful games and the delicious refreshments. On Saturday evening, June I, Miss Daniel was honored with a linen shower at the home of Mrs. L. E. Hicks, with Mrs. Donnie Hicks, Mrs. J. C. Peavy and Mrs. Sallie Peavy as co hostesses. A beautiful corsage of white glads was pinned on the honoree upon her arrival. The dining table, which held the gifts, was centered with a large wedding bell. Miss Daniel was given a beautiful set of green monogrammed towels by the hostesses. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed by the twenty-five guests. A kitchen shower was given in her honor on Thursday, June 6, by Mrs. John Carney and Miss Rita Carney at their home. Upon her arrival Miss Daniel was presented a corsage of yellow mums. Pastel summer flowers and fruits were used in the decora tions and tiny rolling pins were given as favors. Games pertaining to grocery shopping and items which go-to gether in the kitchen were en joyed. The gifts were presented the bride-elect by a grocer man, “Johnny Carney”, attired in white cap and apron, pushing a a grocery cart decorated with vegetables, tea towels and flow ers. The honoree received spoons of her stainless table ware from the hostesses. Twenty-four friends were in vited to this del'ghtful affair and enjoyed a delicious salad plate served by the hostesses wearing gaily printed polished cotton aprons. Mrs. James Batchelor and daughter, Kim, Mrs. Gardner Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Logue and Allen Whipple, Jr. The groom’s parents were hosts at the rehearsal dinner on Saturday evening in the Con tinental Room of Holiday Inn in Perry. The three banquet tables held beautiful arrange ments of yellow carnations and snapdragons and Queen Ann’s lace. Guests included members of the wedding party and their families. PERRY AN NAMED I OFFICER OF OES Mrs. George H. Malone was appointed District Grand Deputy 1 of District 21 by the Worthy y Grand Matron of Georgia, Order ‘ of Eastern Star, at the Grand Chapter Session in Macon last , week. District 21 includes 10 chapters , in and surrounding Macon, in , eluding Perry. The Worthy Grand Matron, I Helen Roquemore, has as her , projects cancer aid, Eastern Star t Home for Aged, Benevolence, aid to young people going into church j service and a special project for , crippled children. M/ss Brenda Roper Honored at Shower Miss Brenda Roper, bride elect, was honored with a kitchen shower last Friday evening given by Mrs. Tommie Hunt, Mrs. Clifton Athon, Mrs. Ed Wilder, Mrs. Betty Coleman and Mrs. Carolyn Mitchell at the home of Mrs. Hunt on Main Street. The green and white color motif prevailed in the lovely arrangements of garden flowers and in the refreshments. Miss Roper was presented an unique permanent vegetable ar rangement by her hostesses. The gifts were placed on a table in the foyer. Thirty friends of the honoree joined her for this delightful evening affair and enjoyed a delicious salad plate served by the hostesses. Elko-Henderson HE Club Meets The Elko-Henderson Home Ec onomics Club held its regular monthly meeting June 12 in the Agriculture Building. Mrs. C. D, Perfect presided. The pledge of allegiance was re peated by six members and two guests present. The devotional was given by Mrs. C. D. Perfect and in closing she read the touching prayer of St. Francis of Assissi. Mrs. Leo Perfect had the pro gram using the theme “How to think and work,’’ discussing ways to overcome boredom, fa tigue, inefficiency, and to be alert to belter ways to accom plish daily tasks by combating, eliminating and rearranging. Dainty refreshments were serv ed by the hostess, Mrs. L. M. Harrison. MEMORIAL HEIGHTS V.B.S. BEGINS The Memorial Heights Baptist Church has begun its annual V acation Bible School with an opening attendance of 128. Mrs. C. C. Pierce Sr. and Miss Irene Baird attended the funeral of their cousin, Roy E. House, in Atlanta on Sunday. * ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hill Jr. and Mrs. L. M. Pope visited Mrs. J. M. Bright in Dublin Monday. • • ♦ Mrs. Annie L. Sandefur of Ma con is visiting her son, T. E. Sandefur, and Mrs. Sandefur. Joining them for dinner on Mon day evening were Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sandefur of Macon. ♦ * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Joel Roper of Carrollton spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Joe Ro per. * * ♦ Mrs. Jack Miller Sr. is visiting her brother, Fi'ed Hobbs, and Mrs. Hobbs in Blackshear. * * * Mrs. Leon Green of Atlanta will arrive Friday to spend the weekend with her mother, Mrs. W. B. Evans, and will attend the Way-Lawson wedding in Haw kinsville on Saturday afternoon. « * * Mrs. Bill Bates and son, Car ter, of Panama City, Fla. are visiting her sister, Mrs. George Brown. ♦ « » Mrs. Mabel Fast of North Palm Beach, Fla. is visiting friends and relatives in Perry. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawkins are vacationing at Daytona Beach, Fla. this week. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ayers of Athens spent Father’s Day week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Jones. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Olin Moody and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Moody wont, to St. Marks, Fla., on a fishing trip last weekend. ♦ * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. M. H, Mulky met their daughter. Miss Twila Mul ky of Miami, Fla., at the Atlanta Airport last week and she will be visiting them for a week. ♦ * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mulky and Selena Mulky had as their guest during (he weekend Don Gardner of Atlanta. Miss Ann Hutcher son of Columbus. Ga., was the guest of Miss Selena Mulky Monday. * ♦ * Mrs. R. S. Jones of Fori Val ley and Mrs. Charlie Logue visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Hubert MeMath in Meigs Tuesday. ♦ >!«>{< Charles Malone left Sunday to attend one week training at the University of Georgia, then will he employed by Benson’s Inc. for this summer, working in South ern California areal He will be returning in the fall to enter Georgia University. *l* Hi Hi George H. Malone was appoint ed to serve for next year on the archives committee of the Grand Chapter, Order Eastern Star, State of Georgia. *»* *:* >:« Lt. Hugh Lawson arrived Mon day from San Francisco, Calif., HE Club Studies Food Additives The Lahoma Home Economics Club met June 13 at the County Agricultural Building with seven members present. After giving the pledge of al legiance to the flag, the members heard Mrs, John Aydlett read “God Is the Answer’’ by Helen Stiener Rice. Mrs. Gilbert Rogers, president, presided during the business session and expressed appre ciation for the knitting lessons Mrs. Watson Fisher had given the club members in May, Mrs. Helen Sasser announced that the Peach Festival would be June 29 in Reynolds and en couraged everyone to enter their favorite peach dish and canned peaches to be judged at the Festival. Mrs. Jesse Willard presented an interesting program on Food Additives, showing boxed foods that had elements added. Hospital Reports Use of Medicare The R. J. Taylor Memorial Hospital in Hawkinsville has released utilization figures for the Medicare and Medicaid pro grams during the first months of operation under the programs. Medicare admissions for the five month period since January 1 , 1968, total 249 patients or 18% of the total admissions. Medicaid admissions for the four month period since February 1, were 37 or 3.5% of the hospit al admissions. Additional patients have been treated under both programs as out patients. The ratio of pro gram patients had increased and the month of May showed that 31% of the patients admitted were participants of the Medicare or Medicaid programs, according to the statistics released by G. R. Mason, Hospital Administrator for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lawson, prior to his marriage to Miss Ella Ann Way in Hawkinsville on Satur- ■ day afternoon. * ♦ • Arriving Thursday for the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lawson and atterd the Way- Lawson wedding in Hawkinsville on Saturday afternoon will be Col. and Mrs. A. Q. Smith and son. Ron, of Annandale, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeves Moore of Atlantic Beach. Fla,, Mrs. Walter B. Smith of Barncsville Mr. Bob Preston of Douglas anc Reeves Lawson of Jacksonville, Fla. * * * Hilt Gray, Seabie Hickson, Larry Walker and Billy Bledsoe enjoyed a fishing trip in Florida this week . * ♦ ♦ Mrs. J. V. Hopkins of Tallahas see, Fla., is spending the sum mer with her sister, Mrs. Tom Cater and Mr. Cater. ♦ * * Dr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Galle more Jr. and son, Larry, of Dur ham, N. C., are spending this week with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Gallemore Sr. * ♦ * Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Hartley and children of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hartley recently joined Maj. and Mrs. Ken Hon nold and children of Albuquer que, New Mexico and attended the HemisFair in San Antonio, Texas and attended a baseball game in the Astrodome in Hous ton. Then they all returned to Perry for a week with their par ents. « « » 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yearta and children of Moultrie spent Fath er’s Day weekend with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bedding field. * * Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sanborn of Altapulgus were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Avery l,ce for sev eral days. ♦ * ♦ Warren Gallemore is spending the summer with his brother, Lt. Graham Gallemore, in Albuquer que, N. M. where he is serving as left guard at Kirlland Air Force Base. ♦ * ♦ Mrs. J. B. Calhoun Jr. has re turned from a visit of several weeks with her sister, Mrs. E. F. Roper, in Laurel Hill, N. C. and her niece, Mrs. R. E. Eden, and family in Marietta. While in Laurel Hill she attended the 75th anniversary of the Presbyterian Church in the Pines. ♦ * ♦ Miss Irene Baird, Miss Alice Spatz and Miss Mildred Drake of Hazel Freen, Ky. are the house guests of Mrs. C. C. Pierce Sr. ■— DINE AT THE PERRY, GEORGIA You are invited to enjoy Holiday Inn's BUFFETERIA SERVED MONDAY THRU FRIDAY $1.50 SUNDAY’S - $1.95 CHILDREN UNDER 12 97c MISS G R I GGS IS AT THE ORGAN EACH EVENING AND AT THE SPECIAL SUNDAY BUFFETERIA. SHE WILL BE HAPPY TO PLAY YOUR REQUEST Th « Houston Homo Journal, Porry, Go., Thursday, Juno 20, 1968 Mrs. Charlie Morgan of Floral City, Fla., spent a week with her aunt, Mrs. Lillian Chapman. ♦ • * Diane, Eddie and Cecilia Cham bers and their friend, Paulanne Shouppe, of Macon are spending ® ® ® ® ® (§) SPECIAL JUNE VALUES Westinghouse NEW FABRIC GUIDE IRON £O. OO 21 Hole Steam Vents ® Uses Plain Tap Water j Westinghouse MOBILAIRE FAN Features Patented Air Inspector Rings I 2 Speed Control I 360 degree tilt I // adjustment I 5 Year Guarantee I $36.95 \ > Westinghouse \\FLIP FAN fSHUr* JUST} '*'* * WaM Fan Mk H's a Table Fan \uAmI // T * F * oor Fan llmll I * Year Guarantee $13.95 UWHORN TV SERVICE 753 Carroll St. Perry. Ga. 987-2306 "Remember, after the Sale, It's the Service that Counts" ®®® ® @ ® this week with their grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bush, whtlje their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chambers, and their aunt, Mrs. Lynwood Cham bers, are vacationing at Day tona Beach, Fla.