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St. Christophers Conducts Successful Day Camp
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episcopal Rector, Graham G/over, in the Thick of Things With Day Camp Youngsters
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Day Camp Students Made Many Kinds of Arts and Crafts Last Week
Many Youngsters Enjoyed Horseback Riding at Day Camp
I ink Ladies Schedule
IJune 27-Julv 3 Mon., June 30, Morning—Doris
Pri., June 07 w , . Hulbert 9-1, Vonciele Mills 9-12.
Wedlock i v ’ Mm,lnß - Lolß Afternoon—Lorraine Funk 12-3,
tfu. rp ' lna Harper 9-12. Evelyn LeVan 1-3, Helen Ric-
Lei u ' " Jane Hay 68 12-3. k e tt 3-6. Evening—C. Williams
H op' 8 Eve n*nK- 5-9. Doris King 6-8.
Sat V oo Tues., July 1. Moriring-Lor-
PariteV T® 8 * Morning-Helen raine Funk 9-1, Barbara Wil
°Per, ‘ Afternoon—l 2-3, Hams 9-11, Martha Mac Michael
°pe n ] ’ Qpen ‘ Evening—6-9 11-1. Afternoon—Carmen Smyth
„ I*s. Evelyn LeVan 1-3, Helen
open p ne Morning—o-12, Bush 3-5. Evening—N. Colder
3-6, * r noon—l 2-3, open, 6-9, E. Miller 6-9.
• Evening-6-9, open. Wed., July 2, Morning—Janet
Stiner 9-12, Pansy Gordon 9-1.
Afternoon—Pearl Nall 1-5, Lois
Medlock 12-3, Helen Parker 3-6.
Evening—Diane Scarbrough 7-9,
Sandy Taylor 6-9.
Thurs., July 3, Morning-
Carol ine Brown 9-1, Andrea
Lasseter 9-12. Afternoon—Jean
Brewster 12-6, Dottie Davis
1-3, Chris Lewis 3-5. Evening—
Betty Phillips 6-9, Betty Cliett
7-9.
Richard Owens is serving as
camp counselor at Boy Scout
Camp Benjamin Hawkins near
Byron for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Harvard of
Thomasville, Ga., announce the
birth of a son, Gilbert John, on
Saturday, June 21. Mrs. Harvard
is the former Alice Jane Hardy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Hardy of Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huts
announce the birth of a
daughter, Selena Katherine,
born on June 17 at the Per
ry-Houston County Hospital.
The St. Christopher’s Episco
pal Church held a day camp
last week for Perry youngsters
between the ages of 6 and 12.
The camp was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Coley
on the Fort Valley Highway.
About 40 children enjoyed the
week’s activities of swimming,
horseback riding and making
arts and crafts.
Rev. Graham Glover, Rector
of St. Christophers, and several
ladies from the church, con
ducted the day camp.
Awards were given out the
last day so camp for driving,
swimming, riding and crafts.
IhospitalnewsJ
PERRY-HOUSTON HOSPITAL
June 18 ( admitted
Willie Ruth Larry
Alice Mae Brown
June 18, dismissed
Maggie Toomer
Dora Clarington
Baby Girl Clarington
Estella Askew
Mabel Rodgers
Mary Ann Griffin
June 19, admitted
Martin King
Ann Langston
Bennie Collia -
Aubry Baldwin
Baby Girl Langston
June 19, dismissed
Marvlean Williarrw
Allene Chapman
Doris Adams
June 20, dismissed
Osceola Bates
Doris Haslam
; Baby Girl Haslam
William D. Bynum
Delacy Johnson
Marjorie Wells
James Page
Margaret Franklin
June 21, admitted
Dollie Mae Mclver
Baby Girl Mclver
June 21, di smi ssed
Bennie Collier
Alice Brown
Harriett Huff
Baby G irl Huff
Mary G arretl
Aubry B aldwin
June 22, admitted
Viola Askew
Charlie Lamherth
Clarence Allgood
June 22, di smis sed
Fred Johnson
Marlin King
June 23 Admitted
Mattie Hamilton
Birdie Nipper
Beula Houser
Sara Reese
William Stewart
Hamilton Baby Girl
June 23 Dismissed
Mary Fudge
Odell Henderson
June 24 Admitted
Christine Howard
Dorothy Dinkins
Mildred Armstrong
Baby Boy Howard
June 24 Dismissed
Ann Langston
Baby Girl Langston
Jeff Pierce has returned home
after undergoing an operation at
the Macon Hospital.
Drew Bynum is a patient at
the Middle Georgia Hospital,
having been transferred there
from the Perry-Houston Hospital.
Ray Is Honored
By City Leaders
For His Service
Mayor and , Mrs. Richard Ray
have returned home after attend
ing the 36th annual convent ion
of the Georgia Municipal As
sociation held at Jekyll Island
June 15, 16, and 17.
Mayor Ray, president for the
Municipal Association during
the post year, presided during
the convention session, which
was attended by 1,200 delegates
throughout Georgia, and their
wives.
Outstanding speakers for the
convention featured Gov. Les
ter Maddox; Comptroller Gen.
Jimmy Bentley; Sec. of State
Ben W. Fortson, Jr,; Dr. Noah
Langdale, president of Ga. State
College; J. W. Fanning, vice
president. University of Georgia;
and political hopefuls, Carl
Sanders and Jimmy C arter.
Social activities during the
convention included a Presi
dent’s reception and dinner
at the Aquarama on Sunday even
■ ing; A beach party which in
cluded music by The Top Brass
from Six Flags over Georgia on
Monday evening; and the annual
banquet Which climaxed the ac
tivities of the convention on
Tuesday evening.
May»r Ray was commended
fcr his services to the Munici
pal Association as president
during the year, and was pre
sented a handsome gold watch
appropriately engraved, in ap
preciation. Mrs. Ray was pre
sented a lovely silver tray, also
engraved. Mayor Howard Ather
ton of Marietta, was installed as
new president, and made the a
wards.
VFW Will Elect
Officers Tonight
Members of the Walter Whit
ten Post of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars will elect officers
at their annual election meeting
tonight. f
Outgoing officers include T.
F. Hardy, James Penvy, Hal
Clark, V. P. Brooks, Grant Hel
•ler, " Clifton Athon, George
Stokes and Phillips Griffin.
Supper will be served prior to
the business meeting. All com
rades are urged to attend. Com
mander Virgil Brooks said.
Welfare Checks
Go Out on First
Public Assistance checks
will be mailed the first of each
month, beginning July 1, accord
ing to Mrs. Aurelia C. Evans,
director.
In the past checks were
mailed on the 17th of each
month. Due to a change in the
State Office, checks through
out Georgia will be mailed on
the same day, rather than dif
ferent days ns in the pust.
New applications will be
processed so that checks will
be mailed the 7th, 14th, and
20th of each month.
Mayor and Mrs. Ray concluded
the week’s slay at Daytona
Beach with their children,
Charles, Alan and Susan, and
guest. Miss Laurie Marshall.
I HENSON’S Mr]~
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Carroll St. Downtown Perry
The Houston Home Journal, Perry, Ga., Thursday, June 26, 1969
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday Afternoon June 29—3-6 p. m.
Chance of a lifetime—3 demonstrator homes for sale
at cost. $19,000 to $21,350.
Located on Milton Way in Perry just off Houston Lake
Road in Country Club Estates,
Follow signs from Houston Lake Road.
• 3-bedroom brick veneer.
• 2 ceramic baths with vanity.
• Built-in kitchen with dish washer.
• Central Electric heat and airconditioning.
• Wall to wall carpet.
• Fully insulated—loo year rated home.
• Many extras.
• Heavily shaded lot.
Register for free drawing, no purchase necessary.
Need not be present to win.
C. Eugene Brown—Office 953-3568
Night 953-3330 Call Collect
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