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WHERE LOCAL NEWS COMES FIRST - YOUR HOUSTON HOME JOUR NAL. ■IAUTY aft from your M Stylist BY: Glenda Bozeman THESHAPE OF YOUR FACE The hairdo that looks good on your friend is not necessarily the right one for you What looks good on one woman does not always complement the next woman. The shape of your face is a primary consideration when selecting a new hair style Faces can be generally categorized by shapes. l.et’s take a look at one of these - the square face. If your face has this shape then be sure to stay with hairdos which accentuate roundness, such as a high crown Medium length hair is your best bet. Make it full, and curled under to give the effect of round ness. These are only a couple of the trade secrets which our beauticians employ in styling hair Each woman's hair needs individual at tention. Appointments are now being accepted. Salon de Sarita 742 Mam 987 4600 REMEMBER MOTHER jm ON HER DAY ( ‘nd Ltro \ Banm/Ukricmd (||| | WITH A GIFT [M\ FROM THE \\ JSUfi. >\ \ in <n 111 Lr s) Horace A Mildred Shop n . D "The Shop With The Personal Touch” D . no , on , o Downtown Perry Ph. 987-2073 f SpcK .the nicest" "~1 I Wgift Mom here S f 1 MOTHER I ' It May Just Be The Sweetest Word In The Language. It May Just Have More Meanings, Too. Like Love and Tenderness And Caring ... To Name fl Few. We Have Put A Lot Os Thought Into Selecting Just pa| | gi I The Right Things To Give. Stop | By And Let Us Show You Apß | Leigh Casuals ' 0 I I nfa Me Hi Mrs. Richard D. Powell Miss Cloud Becomes Bride Os PHS Coach Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Cloud announce the marriage of their daughter, Meredith to Richard 1). Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Howell of Hawkinsville. The wed ding took place in Aiken, S.C on April 29, 1972. Mrs. Powell is a 1971 graduate of Perry High School and is currently employed by Security Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Mr. Howell graduated from Brewton Parker College and Austin Peay State University with a BS Degree in Education. He is presently employed by the Houston County Board of Education. The couple are at home at Westwood Mobile Home Park in Perry, Ga, Miss Pearce-Mr. Prater Plan June 2nd Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Levin A. Pearce Sr. of Henderson announces the engagement of their daughter Debra Ann Pearce to Richard Swayn Prater, son of Mrs. Lesta Prater of Lubbock, Texas, and Howard Prater of Perry. Miss Pearce will be a 1972 graduate of Unadilla High HAYNEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huff and Mrs. Walter Huff en joyed attending the homecoming at the Presbyterian Church in Clinchfield Sunday, May Bth. Mrs Walter Huff and Mrs. Tom Huff spent Friday in Macon visiting with Mrs. Walter Huff's son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Huff. The Hayneville and Grovania Volunteer Fire Dept. (District 3) attended a school in Warner Robins on firefighting techniques. There were eleven of the firemen that attended these classes, which was taught by an instructor from Georgia Institute of Technology. This school was for 8 days. Chief Adams sincerely ap preciates each of the men who gave up their time for this volunteer work and expecially to their wives and families, he says thanks also. He, himself, feels that they have learned a great deal from this school. Kim and Pam Patterson of Byron, were Friday night guests of Marilyn Hutto. Mr. and Mrs. James Self and family visited with Mrs. Self’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tyson and Mr. Carlton Tyson, Danny and Jo Lynn all of Tifton, also Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mason from Stone Mountain. They all helped to celebrate Mrs. Jehu Tyson and Mr. Floyd Tyson’s birth days on Sunday. Stevie and Johnny Woodard were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Padgett and family. Johnda McWhorter was a week-end guest of Cathy Etheridge, A wiener roast was en joyed Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Buster || news | From | ★ Henderson * ; L DoriiThomet MMM » Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kagan :• Jr, of Smyrna visited Mrs. :• Hugh Kagan Sr. Sunday i| night and Monday. Mrs. Estelle Coulter and •: Mr. and Mrs. Herman •: Taylor of Key Largo, Florida •: visited Mr. and Mrs. Edra Wynne May 4th and sth. Friends extend their £ deepest sympathy to Mrs. £ Hugh Hagan Sr. in the death of her brother Louis Johnson of Tifton. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Baker £ of Jacksonville, Fla. and £ Mrs. Felix Largaespada of £ Warner Kobins visited Miss £ Sue Pickard over the % weekend. Friends will be interested :• :• to know that Mrs. W. C. School. Her Fiance is a graduate of Unadilla High School and is employed by General Telephone. The wedding is set for June 2nd at 8:00 P.M. at the Henderson Baptist Church. No invitations are being sent but all friends and relatives are invited. I Hamsley and family. Those who enjoyed this outdoor affair were David and Sandra Harper, Mrs. Mary Lou Watson and Mrs. Frances Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. John N Fowler had supper guests Thurday night. They were Mr, and Mrs. Lamar Fowler and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fowler and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fowler and boys, Mr. Donnie Fowler and Sandy. Camping Saturday night at Indian Springs was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Adams, Micheal, Cynthia and Eric. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hamsley and Miss Avvie Brazeal had guests for Sunday dinner. They were: Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Merrit of Groveland, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Brown of Jackson, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mashburn, Mrs. W. A. Merrit and Miss Lucille Allen, Mrs. Hattie and Terrell Knight all of Hawkinsville. Friends of Mr. Charlie Hamsley will be glad to know that he is feeling better and able to be up. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Fowler and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Fowler, Debra and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fowler and boys and Mr. Donnie Fowler and Sandy all had supper and enjoyed homemade ice cream with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Fowler and Bobby Saturday night. Friends of Mrs. Joe Collins are sorry to hear that she is still not feeling well, after having surgery. We hope she will soon be up and around. David Henson spent Saturday night with Andy Fowler Cawthon is a patient in Middle Georgia Hospital where she underwent eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe McDougal, Twilla, Bill and Sunny, Miss Sandy Onkot and Frank Evans of New Orleans, La. visited the Reverend and Mrs. Dell Buttrill and family over the weekend. Mrs. Dell Butrill visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bond of Mc- Donnough Friday evening, May sth. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hooks and Stephanie, Mrs. Charlie Kersey, and Becky Ragan enjoyed a trip to Six Flags Sunday, May 7th. PAGE 8-A Miss Cooper Attends DAR St. Conference On April 29, Miss Martha Cooper attended the Georgia State conference S.A.R. in Albany. Thursday, she was guest in the home of Mrs. Claude E. Fitts near Newnan and attended a proceedings meeting of the Georgia State Society NSDAR. She was the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benford in Thomaston. At Augusta on Friday, Miss Cooper Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mc- Cormick visited with their son Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McCormick and family in Fort Valley, Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Williams of Clinchfield, enjoyed spen ding Monday visiting with Mrs. Bertha West of Hayneville. Mr. and Mrs. Pap Nipper and son Tommy were Friday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ford and Annette and then Sunday Mrs Ford’s sister, Mrs. Tipper, had dinner with them. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huff visited with their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huff of Perry, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fowler and boys entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fowler and Bobby; Mr. Donnie Fowler and Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. John N. Fowler, Debra and Mike; Mrs. Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Montgomery and Tony of Thomaston, Ga. at a dinner Sunday, May 7th. Visitors in the afternoon, were Mrs. Horace Sledge of Elko and her mother, Mrs. Bonnie Fowler. Miss Terri Henson celebrated her 11th birthday Monday, May Bth with a hamburger supper with birthday cake for dessert. Guests included Cynthia Adams, Pam McClintic, Debra Fowler, Cheryl Henson, Rhonda and Stephanie Williams of Clinchfield, Miriam Mitchell of Perry, Denise Phieffer of Grovania, Debra Huges, Connie Glover and Elizabeth Farr of Kathleen. a 30 Tote Bag for s4qq f :C '\f X,... At**'?/-. o , . - Buy any two pieces of hju >| | American Tourister Series 1000- 4' / >- I . , r1 im TV rmMA Any style, size or color and get a Ladies’No. 1017 V^Jrf T:''| Tote Bag, or a :T^J Men’s No. 1050 M Tote. % jAmericanj 1 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY-MAY 7th THRU MAY3lst Jones Jewelers DOWNTOWN PERRY PHONE 987-1531 PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1972 reviewed the restoration work at Meadow Gardens. She was the guest speaker at the Hancock DAR chapter which was held at Pomegranate Hall in Sparta, Saturday and was the overnight guest of Mrs. L. Terrell Moore. Miss Cooper spent Sunday in Milledgeville with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson and Mrs. Arthur J. Waterman. jf^erbonais Mr. and Mrs. P.. Kay Cosey and family enjoyed a weekend camping trip to High Falls State Park. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White attended a rural electric association convention in Washington, D.C. last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Storey returned Monday from a visit with thier son, William, who is a student at Hesselaer Polytechnic In stitute in Troy, N.Y. In time for K Mother’s Day. || Bulova. Tell her ol your love and \ \f /y n \y||i gratitude with the gift she’ll wmmmrn treasure always. A beautiful new | iSjJSTi Bulova watch. Our selection of gift watches is so diverse, you’re wfH) sure to find the watch she really 'SSfI really wants. Bulova. From S4O. f HEGSS:'. ZEES B. msmm * i •- /r k\ r ----- Jly A. LADY OF FASHION “BQ" 17 jewels. Automatic. S7O. / j B. DEBUT "P" 17 jewels. Silver dial. 565. I ' C. GOLDEN GODDESS “LQ" 17 jewels. 14K solid gold case. S9O. D. LA PETITE "LC” 23 jewels. 4 diamonds, $95. OVERTON JEWELERS DOWNTOWN PERRY, GEORGIA Showers Honor Honor Bride-Elect Bebe Hammock Miss Bebe Hammock bride-elect of David Dennard was honored by the mem bers of Heard Home Economics Club, April 26 at the home of Mrs. Pearl Hammock, at a kitchen gadget shower. Fourteen members were present at this affair. Mrs. Caldwell Weston and Mrs. Jerry Spillers honored Miss Hammock at a lun cheon, April 29, at the Idle Hour Country Club in Macon. The luncheon table was centered with an arrangement of spring flowers. Covers were laid for twelve guests. The honoree was presented a sterling silver Christmas tree ornament as a gift from the hostesses.