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■* ■ **«»*• '-v _ */» '%QL I Social | / i#' N fe? ”% /i ' j 7 - ■ > .¥M Events \ $> \prf 'wjl / Emily Montgomery - Society Editor \ V ,j& ii’-^H^ H "W ■ *r% f! r % ■f >. > . MmotSL \v JFjm---: ■-• '.'Hfe. flp Miss Mary La Faye Hicks Perry Couple Announces Plans For June Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Carlton T. Hicks, Sr. announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary l*t Kaye, to John Paul McCord. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCord, Sr. of Perry. Miss Hicks is the Grand daughter of Mr. C. C. Robinette and the late Mrs. C. C. Robinette; the late Mr. G. W. Hicks, Sr. and the late Kllie Ixm Hicks. She is a graduate of Perry High School and of Auburn University, and currently is Read The I Sale ss on oil Stertino Patterns Now -for the first time ever - you can save 2f>\ on all active Reed & Banon sterling patterns Stan or add to your set now. 23 patterns to choose from Offer ends April 20. Overton Jewelers Downtown Perry , Go. attending the Graduate School of the University of Georgia. Mr. McCoVd, grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. James A. McCord and the late Mr. and Mrs. Clyette S. Alligood, also is a graduate of Perry High School and Auburn University. He is employed by the Peach County Board of education. The couple plan to live in Perry following a June wedding at the home of the bride’s parents. Akikta Club Announces New 1972 Officers The Akikta Club held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Shirley Davis with thirteen members present. As members arrived they were served refreshments by the hostesses, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Geneva Griffin and Mrs. Wanda Gray. Mrs. Marguerite Messer, President, presided at the business meeting. The following officers wre elected for the coming year: president, Elva Culpepper; vice president, Bunny Darnell; secretary, Linda Davis; treasurer, Geneva Griffin; parliamentarian, Alice Phelps; executive board members, Marguerite Messer, Jane Perfect, June Coker. Eight new members were voted into the club. These will be entertained at the party on Saturday, March 15. The members also voted on the outstanding Akikta Club member for the year. She will be presented at the annual luncheon in May. The club decided to have the concession stand at the Antique Show again next year. The club will help with the cancer drive and Mrs. Shirley Davis will serve as chairman. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Dusty Miller of Evanston, Ind. were Sunday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Gooden. a ■ I If 1 j MW Sf • v* mtmm ■ ' m it m mm Miss Linda Kendrick June 4th Date Set For Kendrick-Grier Wedding Mr. and Mrs, George I Brown of Henderson, an- I nounce the engagement of her daughter, Linda Ken- I drick, to Rev. John D. Grier, son of Mr, and Mrs. Johnie Grier of Jackson, Ga. The bride-elect is a 1971 I graduate of Perry High I School and is presently at- I tending L.P.N. School in I Cordeie, Georgia. I The prospective groom is a I 1968 graduate of Henderson I High School in Jackson, Ga I He is presently employed by J the Jackson Progress Argus. I II I r ' M Jh, f% 5 - "f ' VJPI * BHBF u - • . Hi ilg^H ”vj Jjj^£^Be| Mrs. Johnny F Langston Miss Mary Colvin Marries Fireman Johnny Langston In the presence of relatives and a few close friends, Mary Colvin and Johnny F. langston were united in marriage at Houston Lake Baptist Church at 6 o'clock in the evening on April 7, 1972. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. J. J. Morrow. The bride is the daughter f^erAonciid Mr. and Mrs. Lynward Barrett of Macon, spent the week-end with their respective parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Barrett and Beverly and Mr. and Mrs. Lynward Barrett spent Tuesday of last week in Decatur with Mr. and Mrs. Lonice Barrett and family. That night they attended the wedding of their daughter, Barbara to Rev. G. I.ewis Wright which was held at the Peachtree Baptist Church in Atlanta. Beverly attended her sister as Maid-of-honor. Sunday night, Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Barrett, Mr. and He is pastor of the Free Providence Baptist Church in Cochran; pianist at the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Griffin; assistant choir director and assistant pastor at the Macedonia Baptist Church, and assistant pastor at the St. James Baptist Church, Jackson. The wedding ceremony will be held Sunday. June 4th at 4 o’clock at Shiloh Baptist Church. Henderson. Georgia with the Kev. H. E. Ross officiating. of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Colvin of Elko. Mr. I Kingston is the son of Mrs. Bertha Wheeler of the Highway Haven community on Highway 41 north of Perry, and the late Emory Spear I Kingston. He is a Perry fireman. The couple reside in Perry. Mrs. Lewis Wright and Miss Beverly Barrett and Mr. Buddy Bedgood attended the live drama entitled “He Touched Me” which was presented at the Macon Evangelistic Church in Macon. Attending the spring conference of District I Pilot Clubs in Atlanta this weekend will be Mrs. Betty Roper, Mrs. Betty Richerson, Mrs. Jackie Holtzclaw, Mrs. Sara Sat terfield, Mrs. Jewel Hay, Miss Barbara Jones, Mrs. F aye Tharpe and Mrs. Macy Skinner. The meeting will be held at the Royal Motor Coach Motel beginning Friday. Mrs. Roper, as president of the Perry Club, will give the response to the Welcome of the Mayor of Atlanta and the Royal Coach manager. The Ernest Sizemore Family and the Cassey Family camped at High Falls State Park during the Spring Holidays. Mrs. Allen Fountain was invited to a Tea Party by the F ourth Grade Social Studies Class at Perry Elementary last Wednesday. Mrs. F’ountain was visiting in Perry with her husband who is serving in the Air F’orce. A native of Flpswitch, England, Mrs. F’ountain showed pictures of her country and the children were given an opportunity to ask questions which they had prepared as part of the assignment in their study of Flngland. Mrs. A. J. Bennett and Mrs. Hearn Bennett and their children visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Molleur at Yankeetown, Fla. several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Snyder of Kingsport, Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. Michael FIRST QUALITY /Manufacturer's Sale? a A Limit STo A Customer! Over 600 Dresses To Choose Prom ® THE CLOTHES-OVT CALL 987-0200 Across Street From Moody Motor Co.) 1021 Ball St. PAGE 6-A Snyder of Tifton were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 lasseter, Drew and David. Attending the Macon Little Theater on Wednesday evening for "Family Por trait” were Mrs. Houser Gilbert, Mrs. F. M. Green, Jr., Mrs. Margaret Talton, Mrs. Frances McLeod, Mrs. Henry Matthews and Mrs. J. Q. Crosby of Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sellers of Albany visited Mrs. F. M. Greene, Sr. during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wall of Marietta were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Akin several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Beckham and sons, Keith and Kevin, visited relatives in St. Petersburg, Fla. during the weekend. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Bon dourante and children, Jean Marie and John Hodges, of Louisville, Kentucky visited Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Mason, Sr. for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeil and Mr, and Mrs. John Houser spent several days last week in Charleston, S.C. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bacon, Kay Bacon and Melanie Rogers visited Disney World and other points of interests in Florida during the Spring Holidays. Those joining Mrs. W.M.W. Sinyard Sr. for dinner, April 2, were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goodroe; Mrs. Priscilla Sinyard and Wanda; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Sinyard, Jr. and Tres’; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spears, Tony, Ricky, and Jeff Spears; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Morgan and Andy; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmons, Karen, Donnie, and Ronnie Sim mons; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones; Mrs. Hoyt Sinyard, Cindy and Regina; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinyard; Mrs. Cheri Hardin, Bobby Cheri; John Frederick; Hughie Blackstone, Daphene and Wanda; and Alfred An derson. Penny Rogers spent the weekend in Warner Robins with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harper and children. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Nall, Gary and Tim Nall, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Turner, and Bob and Jay Turner camped at I-ake Griffin State Park near Fla. during the Spring Holidays and visited Disney World and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, Linda and Johnny spent the Holiday weekend at Disney World and visiting the Howard Turner family at Ft. Pierce, Fla. Mrs. W. R. Turner of Marietta who had visited in Florida returned to Perry with them. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Richardson and sons spent the Holidays at Disney World and other points in Florida. Mrs. F. M. Greene, Jr., Mrs. Jimmy Stokes and children, Wendy, Matt and Jeff, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harrod and Alex in Albany. Mrs. Bobby Brooks, Mark and Boyd Brooks visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holder in Cochran for the PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1972 weekend while Mr. Brooks went on a boat trip with the Warner Robins Motor Boat Club. Mrs. Willie Goode of Bronwood was the guest last week of her daughter, Mrs. Luther Mosteller and family. Mrs. A. C. Watts spent the weekend in Lincolnton with her sisters, Mrs. Isabelle Pitts, Mrs. A. K. Swift, and Mrs. C. C. Bennett. Another sister, Mrs. Clarence Hammond of Atlanta joined them. Sgt. and Mrs. Allen Fountain left Monday for their new assignment at Patrick AFB, Fla. after spending several weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fountain. The two families visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Anderson at Thomson during the Spring Holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F’ountain of Milledgeville also visited his parents during the weekend. Mrs. Troy Holloway of Atlanta were guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt for the weekend. Mrs. Clinton F’ausey and Miss Jean Pegg have returned to their home in Bloomsburg, Pa. after spending ten days with the Donald Golder family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mims and children, Ray and Robin, spent Thursday and Friday in Augusta visiting Mr. Mims’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mims. Mr. and Mrs. Lindell DeJarnette of Marietta were the Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cockrel and Donnie. Mr. DeJarnette is minister of music at the Marietta F’irst United Methodist Church. Mrs. Cochrel is visiting friends in Sandersville a few days this week and is the house guest of the Dean McCaskills. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bailey and daughters,Ellen and Nancy, spent the Spring Holidays with his mother, Mrs. R. W. Bailey, Sr. at Chattangooga, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richardson and children, Mark and Susan, spent several days last week at Stinhatchee, FTa. Mrs Hal Groom and children, Elizabeth, Hale, John, Thomas and Mrs. Earl Stanford of Statesboro en- otdiiiuiu ui okucauut u cu- I ■mm ■ -‘-i- ■» •■ \.«■ m. -. . I 9HHHHH9B V Crumpton’s Shoes Perry-Warner Robins-Macon joyed a trip to Jekyll island and other points in south Georgia last week. Mrs. Billy Bledsoe became ill while visiting friends at Greenwood, S.C. and un derwent surgery at the Self Memorial Hospital Greenwood on Tuesday. Mrs. Jimmy Dorset! and daughter, April, and Buddy Roper spent the weekend in Carrollton with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Roper and Tammy and Miss Beverly Roper. Mrs. John Satterfield and grandson, Lee, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harris Sat terfield and Lisa in LaGrange. Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas Lee and daughter, Angela of Panama City, Fla. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Griffin last week. 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