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Cooper, Guest Speaker
A Talk On 'Goals' Enjoyed
By Perry Delphian Club
The Delphian Club met on
March 20 at the Yates Green’s
Plantation House. Each room
was decorated with
arrangements of spring
flowers.
Jackie Cooper, an attorney,
gave a talk on “Goals” and
challenged the members to
discover and develop new
talents, extend their interests,
and reach out for new goals to
expand their personalities. He
then gave some brief reviews
of new movies, also telling
how he happens to be writing a
column of reviews for the
Home Journal every week.
Mrs. Yates Green presided
over the business session. The
secretary read a letter to the
club from Larry Walker, one
received by the club in
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- Randy How? has been
visiting with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.G.
McCormick for the past two
weeks following his training
fimpletion at the Meridian
aval Base in Meridian, Miss,
He and his cousin, Mitch
Johnson, spent five days last
week in Fayetteville, North
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bucky
• Howe. Randy left Tuesday for
Califprnia.
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Fowler, Brian, and Robin
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answer to letters to
Representatives in the
General Assembly concerning
funding Public Libraries. A
treasurer’s report was read
detailing contributions made
by the Delphian Club to Perry
Club Council, Perry Public
Library, and the Cancer Fund.
Mrs. Houser Gilbert spoke
of the films on America which
are being shown every
Wednesday night at the li
brary to appreciative crowds.
She also thanked the club for
supplying refreshments the
first night and, specifically,
Mrs. Ed Weaver, Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, and Mrs
Carolyn Smith for serving.
Mrs. Sara Tabor gave a
report from the Club Council,
emphasizing how active the
family reunion in Grovania,
Cathy Etheridge started
college Monday at Middle
Georgia College in Cochran.
We wish her every good luck.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Fowler and Mrs. Alice Ken
nedy attended the funeral of
their cousin in Thomaston
Saturday. Our deepest
sympathy is extended and our
prayers.
Easter Sunrise Services will
be held Sunday at 7:00 A.M. at
the Hayneville Assembly of
God. Bro. Bob Parrish, pastor
of the First Baptist Church of
Hayneville, will bring the
message. I hope everyone will
celebrate Easter by attending
the church of your choice.
group is. A letter was read
about the NOW Festival,
which will take place in Perry
on May 16 from Carol
Bloodworth, publicity
chairman of the sponsoring
group, asking that members
help in any way possible.
The president commended
two members, Mrs. Gardner
Watson and Mrs. Marion
Brown, for their participation
in the Blood Bank, having
been donors each time.
PerAonafd
—■ By Emily Montgomery ■ ■
HHJ Society Editor
Mr. and Mrs. Emmit Akin
visited relatives and friends in
Griffin, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bailey
and family had as their guests
Sunday Mrs. Bailey’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Reeves of
Griffin.
Mrs. Alvin Gibson spent last
week in Spencer, Ind., visiting
her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Hobert Scherfield.
Miss Sue Bullington, Young
Harris College student, and
Steve Bullington, University
of Louisiana student, spent the
spring break with their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Elick
Bullington.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cioban
and son, Chad, of Macon were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Marshall on Sunday, March
23. Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. David Shell of Macon and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Antley of
Columbia, S.C. They attended
the christening of Chad Cioban
at the Perry United Methodist
Church.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Joe Gayle passed out
letters asking members to
commend the astronauts for
reading the Bible while or
biting in space. This could be
done by signing and mailing a
portion of the letter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller,
Social Services Chairman,
gave a report of the activities
of her committee and
displayed a book, Theater, by
Jacques Burdick, which has
been placed in the library by
the Delphian Club in memory
of Mrs. Wordna Gray. The
president closed the meeting
with a memorial tribute to
Mrs. Gray.
Prior to the meeting a salad
plate was served to eighteen
members and several guests
by the hostesses, Mrs. Yates,
Green, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller,
Mrs. Hugh Hill, Mrs. Gardner
Watson, and Mrs. Lewis
Tabor.
Borom and Gregg of Mcßae
were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W.B. Roberts, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dixon
of Atlanta were the weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Vogt.
Mr. and Mrs. George Landis
of Lebanon, Pa., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Weik and family.
Mrs. Bobby Brooks attended
the funeral of Mrs. Hessie
McWhorter in Cochran
Tuesday.
Miss Twila Mulkey of
Miami, Fla., was the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M.H. Mulkey last weekend.
Mrs. Don Gardner and
daughter, Tracey, of Pitt
sburg, Pa., have returned
home after spending several
weeks in Perry with her
parents.
Mrs. Jim Gray and children
At Cub Scout A/
Perry Pock 216
Presents Awards
The Cubs of Pack 216 held
their monthly meeting and
awards ceremony on Monday,
March 25, at the First Baptist
Church in Perry. Mr. Howard
Malstrom, Cubmaster, gave
the welcoming address. The
opening flag ceremony was
ably preformed by Den 5, Mrs.
Ruth Purser leader,
Jody Matt, the leader of
Webelos 2, gave the In
vocation. He spoke on Abe
Lincoln and his non-defeatist
attitude which every scout
should emulate. Everyone
then recited the Lord’s Prayer
in unison.
Ray Fendley, Awards
Chairman, presented the
following awards; Randall
Buice-1 yr. pin; Mike Parker
-1 yr. pin; Lee Purser- 1 yr.
pin; Blake Westmoreland- 1
yr. pin; Jon Malstrom- 2 yr.
pin, Stephen Armitage- 1
Gold, 1 Silver Arrow Point;
Mark Fendley- 2 Silver Arrow
Points, Bear Badge.
A Denner Award was
presented to Blake West
moreland by Ruth Purser.
Harold Jennings (leader of
Webelos I) awarded Robby
Cosey his Forester and
Naturalist badges.
Attendance awards were
announced by Don Peck,
Committee Chairman Dual
attendance winners for this
meeting were: Den 1- Mrs.
Paul Armitage (leader) and
Den 2 • Mrs. Larry Walker
(leader).
The Treasurer's report was
then read by Don Colder
The next big project for the
scouts, the Pinewood Derby,
will be held April 26 from 2 to 5
PM at the First Baptist
Church in Perry. Trial runs
will be April 19 at Bill
Richardson's barn on Hwy.
341 from 2 to 5 P.M
Paul Cosey, Assistant
Cubmaster, explained the
rules of the race and the
construction features of the
derby cars to the eager scouts
James Flowers’ Den 4
presented an amusing skit on
“Lion Taming’’ The skit
blended very well with this
j~^ersonciis
Hy Mrs. Ruby Tharpe
Mrs. Yvonne H. Driver and
Kemia of West P?,lm Beach,
Fla, came home for the
wedding of Kenneth Milton.
Among the relatives here
for the funeral of Mr. Ben
Alexander were Mrs, Mary C.
Rutherford of Bridgeport,
Conn., Mrs. Kathryn Everett
of Miami, Fla., and Jim and
Ben Thomas of Washington,
of Atlanta and Mrs. C.L. Hart
of Butler were the guests of
Mr and Mrs. Paul K. Cosey
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nunn
joined their daughter, Miss
Mary Sue Nunn, and spent the
weekend in San Francisco,
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Adna Mohr,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hasten
and Joe McNutt spent the
weekend in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
As members of the Macon
Chapter of the Society for the
Preservation and En
couragement of Barbershop
Quartet Singing in America,
Ad, Walt and Joe joined with
the group in the annual
competition, and won second
place in the southeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshall
have returned home after
spending several months at
Palmetto, Fla.
Aeeting
month’s scout theme - Circus!
A World Friendship Fund
certificate and pin for 100
percent Pack participation
was presented to the scouts by
Cubmaster Malstrom. This
was followed by the closing
ceremony presented by
Harold Jennings’ Webelos I.
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Luther Leary of Atlanta,
Ga., spent a few hours with his
aunt, Mrs. A. Tharpe, Sunday
P.M.
Mr. S.B. Rountree was a
patient for a few days in the
Perry-Houston County
Hospital last week. His friends
will be pleased to know he has
improved enough to be at
home on King's Chapel Rd,
where his wife remains ill.
Mrs. Fannie Leary, Susie B.
Cain and Baler Butts of
Atlanta, also Mrs. Isabelle
Johnson of Ohio, are here with
their ill parents and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. S B, Rountree,
Mrs. Lillie B. Tharpe of
Hawkinsville, Ga., spent
Thursday P.M. with Mrs.
Arthur Tharpe.
Mr and Mrs. Alfonso Owens
of Perry, Mr. and Mrs, Emile
Owens of the University of
Ga., Miss Jenelsa Owens of
Georgia Medical College, and
Rev. J.C. Owens of Valdosta,
Ga., were in Ocilla, Ga.,
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HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL THURS., MAR, 27, 1975,
Saturday for the funeral of
Mr. G.W. Owens, brother of
Mr. A. Owens and Rev.
Owens.
Thought for the week: The
blessing of an active mind,
when it is in good condition, is,
that it not only employs itself,
but is almost sure to be the
means of giving wholesome
employment to others.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones
attended the 25th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
J.D. McCrary in Fort Valley,
Ga., Sunday P.M.
Kenneth Rollins, student at
MGCAC Grant To
Aid Tornado Victims
Middle Georgia Community
Action Agency executive
director Jim Brophy an
nounced Tuesday that his
agency has received a grant of
$5,000 to be utilized to help
Fort Valley tornado victims.
Speaking from his office in
Warner Robins, Brophy said
that state offices of OEO
(Office of Equal Opportunity)
had made the grant over and
above any other funds
specifically for Fort Valley
disaster victims.
Mrs. Shirley Rouse of the
Neighborhood Service Center
in Fort Valley is co-ordinating
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Emory University, is spen
ding Spring Break with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter
J. Rollins.
Mrs. Julia M. Gillard of
Jacksonville, Fla., spent
several hours in Perry enroute
to Fort Valley to be with her
sister, Mrs. Inez Dugger who
has had surgery.
Miss Anne Graham,
graduate student at Albany
State College, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Connie Jones Sunday and
has accepted a position as
pianist and music director for
the Church of God in Christ.
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They may be used for: meals,
to repair homes, to buy tools,
and for clothing. The number
to call in Fort Valley is 825-
3193.
The MGCAC has been on the
scene of the tornado
devastation ever since it
occurred. Brophy said that
volunteers had worked
"countless long hours, day
and night” in efforts to aid the
homeless and financially
periled families in the Peach
County city. They have cooked
meals, delivered them,
transported people around the
city, and generally provided a
helping hand.
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