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Shown here are some of the ladles that helped
make last Thursday’s Pink Ladies annual bridge
benefit such a success. The benefit bridge was
held at the Episcopal Church. From left, refresh
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Large crowds of Perry and surrounding area
bridge players took part in the Perry Pink Ladies
annual bridge benefit here last week. The benefit
was held at the Episcopal Church and it was a
Dear Mr. Branch:
“The Silent Cry” is a call
for sophistication at Perry
High. It is a much needed
... by popular demand
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Miss Charlotte Gentry
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MARY. OSOROIA •is u s •at on
thing. At the dedication,
David Mahon pointed out
that there was no need for
words. In these times when
people use so many words, a
lot of them wrong, it’s time
for a bit of silence.
ment chairman Leita Boterweg, project chairman
Pansey Gordon, hostess Helen Rickett, hostess for
the day and president of the Pink Ladies Lois
Medlock.
sellout session at both the morning and evening
bridge parties. Proceeds from the benefit will be
used for charitable projects by the Perry Hospital
Auxiliary Pink Ladies.
To those with simple
tastes, it’s a masterpiece; of
different emotions,
memories, and a hope that
people will realize ex
travagance is such a waste.
There are too many
egotistical people around as
it is. An annual should not be
an ego trip for a few people.
It should be a look at all
individuals, because no
matter how insignificant a
person may seem, each has
his importance, his role in
society.
Somehow I feel our Silent
Cry will be heard above the
angry shouts.
Mr. Troup and his annual
staff are to be commended
for the radical changes and
improvements they’ve
brought to this yearbook.
I hope my friends will keep
an open mind when they read
this and remember that each
person is entitled to his own
opinion. This is mine.
Sincerely,
Lydia Thompson
Rites Held For
Mrs. Giles
Mrs. Jewel Benton Giles,
59, died Monday in Taylor
Memorial Hospital at
Hawkinsville after a lengthy
illness. Funeral servies were
: held Tuesday at 4 p.m. in
Memorial Heights Baptist
■; Church. Burial was in
Dubois Cemetery near
Eastman.
Rev. Tom Harmon of
ficiated. Pallbearers were
: Wallace Dean, James
Wilson, James Holderfield,
; James Chamblee, T. I.
; Ingram, and Frank Wilson.
Mrs. Giles was a native of
• Jasper County andhad
• resided for 30years in Perry.
;j She was a member of
Memorial Heights Baptist
;| Church.
Survivors include two
; brothers, J. J. Benton of
■: Perry and E. L. Benton,
; Eastman.
Watson-Hunt Funeral
;• Home, Perry, had charge of
arrangements.
Pink Ladies
Benefit Bridge
Big Success
Potted blooming red
geraniums were banked
along one side of the com
munity room of St,
Christophers Episcopal
Church on April 12th
creating a delightful at
mosphere for the second
annual bridge benefit.
Mrs. Lois Medlock,
president, welcomed the
guests thanking them for
their support and invited
them to be served at the tea
table.
Potted geraniums were
given as table prizes and the
remainder were offered for
sale.
Door prizes were given to
the following winners; Mrs.
Paul K. LeVan, Mrs. A. L.
Downs, Mrs. James Dooley,
Mrs. William Purser, Mrs.
W. R. Richardson Jr., Mrs.
Don Colder, Mrs. Adna
Mohr, Mrs. Hazel Hay, Mrs.
Frances Manship, and Mrs.
Robert Dillon.
Mrs. Pansy Gordon,
general chairman, reported
the benefit was a great
success.
The proceeds received
from this benefit will be used
for needed items at the
Perry Houston County
Hospital.
COLLEGE CAPERS
Barbara Jean Bentz has
been named to the Dean’s
List at Valdosta State
College for the winter
Quarter.
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PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972
PAGE 13-A
Delphian Club Elects New Officers
The Delphian Club held its
annual business meeting on
Perry FHA
Chapter Makes
Honor Roll
Perry Junior High FHA
Chapter has been notified
that they made Honor Roll
for this school year. The
Honor Roll is the highest
recognition awarded to a
Chapter.
To achieve this honor, the
Chapter must meet
requirements set up by the
Georgia Association of
Future Homemakers of
America. These
requirements include active
participation of members,
leadership of officers, in
teresting chapter meeting,
as well as carrying out a
number of school, com
munity, and chapter
projects.
The club will be recognized
for having made Honor Roll
at the 27th Annual meeting of
Georgia Association of
Future Homemakers of
America Convention, which
will be held at the Marriott
Hotel in Atlanta, April 21-22,
and while there, they will be
honored at a Fashion Show -
Coke Party at Rich’s.
Delegates attending the
convention from Perry
Junior High are the
president, Denise Harding,
and chairman of the Honor
Roll Committee, Cynthia
Jacobs.
April 12, at the home of Mrs.
Joe Gayle, eighteen mem
bers were present. A social
hour preceded the meeting
and hostesses with Mrs.
Gayle were Mrs. Ed Weaver,
Mrs. Earle Smith and Mrs.
Duncan Weatherall.
After the minutes, read by
Mrs. Cooper Etheridge and
treasurer’s report given by
Mrs. Hunt, Mrs.
Marion Brown, program
chairman, announced that
the spring luncheon would be
held on May 13th and that
Mrs. Charles Andrew was
chairman of this annual
Wake up
«
every
morning a
little richer!
INTEREST ON SAVINGS
IS COMPOUNDED
DAILY!
ciriilii -inf
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION^
PERRY • fORI VAUEY HAWKINSVIUE WARNE R ROBIN'.
affair. The plans for the
summer picnic to be held in
June will be announced by
Mrs. Yates Green at the next
meeting.
The following slate of
officers was elected for the
year 1972-1973; Mrs. Cooper
Etheridge, president; Mrs.
Yates Green, vies president;
Mrs. F. M. Greene,
secretary; and Mrs. Emmitt
Akin, treasurer.
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