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Houston County School Supt. David A. Perdue presents Mrs. Norma Mayo with a placque designating her “Educational Secretary of the Year”, for the county. Mrs. Mayo was selected for the honor by the Houston County Educational Secretaries. Mayo Named "Ed Sec. Os The Year" Mrs Norma Mayo has been chosen “Educational Secretary of the Year” by the Houston County Educational Secretaries. A placque was presented to Mrs. Mayo by David A. Perdue, Houston County School Superintendent, at the April meeting of the group Doris Lee revealed Mrs. Mayo's name as winner in a “This is Your Life" presentation Surprising her with their presence were her husband. Thomas Mayo, and their three children, NEWS FROM HENDERSON Mrs. Leon Ragan and Becky of Henderson. Mrs. Archie Bryant of Perry and Mrs Bubba Wilder of Macon visited the Billy Ragan family of Marietta. Ga. and the Bobby Ragan family of Chamblee. Ga., Wednesday April 26th. Henderson Baptist Church is having its spring revival this week with Evangelist Johnny Tallent of Louisville. Ky. as guest speaker The public is cordially invited. Miss Maida Ragan of Macon visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Louis Ragan Sr. over the weekend. Sherry and Carolyn Thames spent Friday night with Beth Rhodarmer in Perry Miss Sharon Whitworth and a group of young people enjoyed a trip to Panama City Beach and Miracle Strip Amusement Park Panama City Saturday. April 29th Evangelist Johnny Tallent is the house guest of the Reverend and Mrs Dell Buttrill and family this week usmshf SPRING DRESSES %/■ Over 100 To Select From < JL*< * WST QUAUTf W W THE CLOTHES - OUT CALL 987-0200 1021 Bail St Russell, his wife Corene and daughter Sherry, of Warner Robins: Stephen, who was at home from the Navy; and Diane, a senior at Perry High School. Other special guests were Mrs. T. C. Mayo, Sr., and Mr, Perdue. Mrs. Mayo has been employed by the Board of ★ Perry Pilot Club Meets ★ The monthly program meeting of the Pilot Club of Perry was held at Ochlahatchee Gubhouse on Tuesday, April 25. The Committee on Education and International Relations with Mrs. Marjorie Deibert as Chairman, planned the program Several guests joined the fifteen Pilot Gub members for dinner. They were Mrs. Mary Ferguson. Mrs Vivian Crutchfield, Mrs. Ann Chastain, Mrs linda Hay, Mrs. Norma Wilson, Mrs. Venla Bradley, Miss Dee Weems, and Mrs Rebecca Price of Adairsville Gay Coleman and Dennis Lockndge, Health Program Representatives from the North Central District of The Georgia Department of Public Health, presented a very informative program on the subject of Venereal Diseases. The film “A Quarter Million Teenagers” was shown and Mr Coleman talked about the problem of these diseases and the work of the Health Department in fighting them He pointed out that Georgia has the highest rate of reported cases of syphilis per one thousand population in the nation and that Atlanta has the highest rate in Georgia. The middle Georgia area rates very high in reported cases also These high percentages may be attributed in part to the fact that the case finding program in Georgia is very Education for eleven years. She is employed in the bookkeeping department at the county office building in Perry. “She gives untiringly of herself and always has a cheerful voice and smile,” was the testimonial of the Educational Secretaries to Mrs. Mayo. deligent and also because Georgia law requires both Physicians and Health Departments to report all cases of Syphilis. Mr. Coleman stated that members of the Health Program staff welcome invitations to present educational material and films to clubs, schools, and other interested groups. l~^erSonafs Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Keener of Rome have returned home after a visit with their daughter. Mrs. Smith and Mr Smith. Mr and Mrs. Jo Peake of Montgomery , Ala and Mrs. Jimmy Coleman and daughter, Leslie, of Americus were the guests of their parents. Mr and Mrs. J. C. Peake for the weekend. Mrs Russell O’Neal of Carrollton and Mrs. G. L. Hulsey spent the weekend in Thomasville and attended the Rose Show, Mrs .Allan D. Gouge and children, Cindy and John of Charlotte, N.C. were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs T. E Tomlinson Tommy Storey joined (!3irtlis Mr and Mrs. Winston E. Holcomb of Perry announce the birth of a daughter, Stephanie Rhea, bom at the Perry-Houston Hospital on April 25th Mrs. Holcomb is the former Margie K. Pitts of Mount Sterling, Ky. The grandparents are Mrs. Ajalee Holcomb of Warner Robins, Mr. Steve Pitts of Kentucky and Mrs. J. B. Carter of Ocala, Florida. Mr, and Mrs. Willie V. Lamb of Perry- announce the birth of a son William Richard, bom at the Perry- Houston County Hospital on April 24, 1372. Mrs. Mary Deborah Lamb is the former Debbie Pryor of Perry. The grandparents are Burrell William Lamb and Doris Inez Lamb. Miss Annie Rawls of Grovania announce the birth of a daughter, Lysandra Nicole, bom at the Perry- Houston County Hospital on April 23, 1972. The grandparents are Mrs. Annie Kendrick and Mr. Zebedee Rawls Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Kitchens, 111 of Byron an nounce the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Cherie bom at the Houston County Hospital on April 27, 1972 Mrs. Kitchens is the former Miss Jeanne Williams of Byron. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Williams of Byron and Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Kitchens Jr. of Macon. Mr and Mrs. Larry Wayne LaFavor of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, Larry Wayne LaFavor Jr. bom at the Houston County Hospital on Tuesday, April 26,1972. Mrs. LaFavor is the former Miss Lawana Thompson of Perry. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of Perry and Mr. and Mrs. James LaFavor of Warner Robins. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kirkley of Hawkinsville announce the birth of a son, William V VIIV. 1 DhOWV M Ol lli iIUUI UJIV.V agents for a fishing trip to Florida several days last week. Mr and Mrs. Willis Graham and family were called to Irwinton during the weekend due to the death of Mrs Graham's grand mother, Mrs. Sara Emily Hatfield. Mr. and Mrs. David Hulbert attended the funeral sen-ices for Mrs. Hatfield. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams of Panama City, Fla and Mr and Mrs R. 0. Stevens of Byron were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Phelps, Thursday. Mr and Mrs. I. C. Britt and Jeff Holmes visited the Oliver and William Britt families in Augusta for the weekend Mr and Mrs. Jody Matt and sons visited relatives in Butler during the weekend. Mr and Mrs. W. W. Boler spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs Stanley St. John in Valdosta Mr and Mrs Hugh Hill spent the weekend in Brunswick with Mrs. L. M, Pope and Miss Lois Pope Mrs. Ellie Lashley of Macon visited Mrs. W', W Gray several days last week Mr. and Mrs J. Q. Davis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Louie Davis. Miss Martha Cooper at tended the state conference of the Georgia State Society- Sons of American Revolution in Albany last weekend. Donald bom at the Houston County Hospital on April 27, 1972. Mrs. Kirkley is the former Bobbie Jean Reynolds of Hawkinsville Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reynolds of Hawkinsville and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Kirkley of Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Clay of Sarasota, Florida. Mr and Mrs. John W. Birdsong announce the birth of a son, Jeffrey Howell, on Thursday, April 27, 1972 at the Houston County Hospital, Warner Robins. Mrs. Birdsong is the former Carol Louise Collier of Perry. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Collier of Perry and Mr. and Mrs Hugh Birdsong of Dalton, Georgia. The great-grandmothers are Mrs Sam C. Patterson Sr. of Richland, Georgia and Mrs John L. Birdsong of Dalton. Georgia. Jeffrey Howell joins big brother, John Warren Jr. age 2, in the Birdsong household. Idaka Club Holds Business Meeting Idaka Club held its annual business meeting on Tuesday, April 25th, at the home of Mrs. Heyward Boyette. Mrs. Jerome Bloodworth, president, presided. The following slate of officers was elected for the year 1972-73. They are vice-president, Mrs. Gary vice-president, Mrs. Gar Hall; secretary, Mrs. David Johns; and treasurer, Mrs. Andy Talton. Mrs. Heyward Boyette was recognized by the president as having an in vitation from the editor of Girl Talk, Mrs. Eunice Conner Kennedy, to par ticipate on a Drug Con sumers Panel at Calloway Gardens, May Ist. Mrs. Kennedy will be represen ting the Laderle Breck Co. I FASHION FABRICS I I WOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS! I I LADIES LEARN HOWTO I I SEW KNITS AND SAVE! I I SEWING lessons I '9 Classes are now forming and offer all ."Stm excitement one would expect in // ■ planning and creating an individual I shells, skirts! pants° T-Shirts* swim suit, suit, coat and put in zipper ■ types of Knits. We have Knit f f \A H ■ Fabrics and Patterns in Slock. ! \ \ ■ " Morning-Afternoon and Evening Classes ' ' ' I SEW-A-KNIT CLASS I Basic Classes 5 wks . 10 h rs. SIO.OO Intermediate 5 wks 10 hrs SIO.OO Advanced 5 10 hrs S IO .OO Lingerie 5 wkfi 10 hrs SIO.OO Ladies Pantsuits 3 wks 6 hrs. $6.00 Mens Wear 5 wks 10 hrs. SIO.OO 5 wks 10 hrs. SIO.OO Chlld * Car 3 wks 6 hrs, $6.00 I FASHION FABRICS I [ US - 341 * 1m75 Grant Plaza Rkona 987-M69 I PAGE 8-A Rev. Boss Guest Minister At Benevolence Revival Rev. Doug Boss, pastor of the Benevolence Baptist Church near Fort Valley will be guest minister for the Spring Revival beginning •ndtwpiy jhoci ' Tk Crumpton's Shoes Perry—Warner Rebint—Macon PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1f7 2 Sunday, May 7 at the Second Memorial Baptist Church located on Kings Chapel Road. Services will be held each evening at 7:30 p.m. closing with a special Youth Night, Saturday, May 13. Rev. A. B. Barnhill pastor at Second Memorial! invites the people of the community to join his congregation for these services. Horace Flournoy will lead the swig service with special music planned for each evening. A nursery will be provided.