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Lyerly
Happenings |
By Mrs. Martha Bishop
Phone 895-3381 S'
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Wyatt of
L yerly, Mrs. Helen Wyatt of
Rome, Mrs. Johnny Fortune,
and Mrs. Doyal Jones of La-
Fa yette accompanied Miss
Darlyn Wyatt, daughter of
Eugene Wyatt of Lyerly and
Mrs. Helen Wyatt of Rome, to
the Sheraton Biltmore Hotel in
Atlanta, where Miss Wyatt was
a contestant in the Miss Geor*.
gia Teenager Pageant Saturday
night at 7:30. Miss Wyatt was
the finalist at Pepperell High
School of Rome, and was
honored to be able to partici
pate in the pageant in Atlanta
where she received a beautiful
trophy and other gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Edwards
were among the many relatives
and friends who visited Herbert
Edwards at Floyd Hospital
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bullard,
Jr., of Piedmont, Ala., former
ly of Lyerly, announce the
birth of their daughter Satur
day, March 11. The little Miss
weighed 8 lbs. and was given
the name, Theresa Michell. The
proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Bullard, Sr., of
Piedmont, formerly of Lyerly,
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allen
•of Piedmont. The proud great
grandmother is Mrs. Ethel
Bullard.
Mrs. Idell Vaughan visited
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and
W. N. Kimbell Thursday morn- i
ing.
Mrs. Harold Bishop and Mrs.
Lena Bishop were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and
Margaret and W.N. Kimbell
Friday afternoon.
Tommy Adams visited Mr.
and Mrs Earl Jones and Mar
garet and W.N. Kimbell Satur
day afternoon.
Jim Hollis visited Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Jones and Margaret
and W. N. Kimbell Saturday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henderson
of Rome were Tuesday after
noon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Jones and Margaret and
W.N. Kimbell.
A surprise wedding anniver- I
sary supper was given Mrs. Joe
Henderson by her husband and
sisters, Mrs. Edith Ray and
Mrs. Harold Bishop, and a
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Joe
Henderson, Jr. Those enjoying
the occasion with Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson of Rome were:
those mentioned above, Miss
Renea Gentle of Atlanta,
Gorden Henderson, Wynn and
Glenn Henderson of Rome, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Henderson, Jr., of
Shannon, and the hostesses.
Mrs. Idelle Vaughn and Mrs.
Martha Bishop visited Mrs.
Bessie Brady Monday after
noon.
A speedy recovery is wished
for Herby Edwards who under- i
went an emergency appendec
tomy Saturday morning at
Floyd Hospital.
Mrs. J. C. Williams had as
spend-the-day guests Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Williams I
and sons, Brent and Bruce of
Chattanooga.
Mrs. Ralph Mann and sons
visited relatives in Trion the
past weekend.
Mamie Clark and Mira
Teems of Summerville were
guests Monday of Mrs. Eddie
Wyatt Mrs Martha Bishop also
called for a short while in the
afternoon.
Mrs Dewey Battles entered
Floyd Hospital Sunday after- I
noon where she underwent
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimbell
had as Sunday luncheon guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henderson,
Jr., and Jodi of Shannon, Mrs.
Joe Henderson, Sr., and Wynn
of Rome, W.N. Kimbell, Mrs.
Harold Bishop, Miss Margaret
Jones of Lyerly, and Miss
Renea Genth of Atlanta.
Jim Hollis was Sunday
luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Hollis Rutledge.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Young
of Trion visited Mr. and Mrs.
Hollis Rutledge Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Mamie Gaylor of
Creswell Nursing Home, Rome,
was guest of her daughter, Mrs.
J. D. Bishop, and Mr. Bishop
Sunday, and attended services
at Lyerly Church of Christ.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimbell,
William N. Kimbell, and
Margaret Jones enjoyed a sight
seeing trip in Alabama Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Jones and Mar
garet, W.N. Kimbell, and Mrs.
Harold Bishop enjoyed a sight
seeing trip Friday afternoon.
While on their trip they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lively, Miss
Marsha Reed, and Randy
Hunter in Chattoogaville.
Mrs. Ethel Bullard of Sum
merville was spend-the-day
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lena
Bishop, Sunday. Mrs. Earl
Jones and Mrs. Harold Bishop
visited in the afternoon.
Mrs. Idelle Vaughn was
guest Wednesday morning of
Mrs. Earl Jones and W.N.
Kimbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bishop
were in Chattanooga Wednes
day on business.
Vernon Millican of Augusta
enjoyed his weekend with rela
tives in Lyerly.
Mrs. Idelle Vaughn, who has
been staying with her niece,
Jan Rogers in Lyerly, was at
home at Cloudland over the
weekend where she visited Mr.
and Mrs. Windell Keith and Mr.
and Mrs. Rodger Keith and
Carol.
Mrs. Lena Bishop and Mrs.
Martha Bishop were luncheon
guests Friday of Mrs. Earl
Jones and Margaret and W. N.
Kimbell.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Rutledge
were guests Friday of Mrs.
Gorden Carol of Gaylesville,
Ala.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Rutledge
visited the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Kinsey in At
talla, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lewis
of Fort Oglethorpe were guests
over the weekend of Mrs. Mae
Morgan.
Mrs. Earl Jones and Mar
garet visited Mrs. Griffin
Pledger Monday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Rutledge
visited Mrs. George Smith in
Rome recently. They also visi
ted Mrs. Frances Winters Fri
day afternoon.
Those visiting Misses Fay
and Leone Busbin the past
week were: Mrs. Woodrow
Ayers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Majors and Frankie, Mrs. W. T.
Adams, Mrs. Frances Farrow,
Mrs. Willie McGraw, and Miss
Lunnie Whisenant.
Robbie Nell Baggett was
honored with a birthday
supper at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Baggett, on her 15th birthday
anniversary Saturday night,
I March 11. Carol Winters and
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The Templeaires of Trion will be
guest singers Saturday at Fairview
South Baptist Church, near LaFay
ette. The Rev. Dewey Blaylock, pas-
the family enjoyed the occa
sion with Robbie Nell.
Mrs. Willie McGraw was
spend-the-night guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Rob Baggett and
Robbie Nell Wednesday night.
Mrs. Baggett and Mrs. McGraw
visited Mrs. Frances Winters in
the evening. Mrs. Winters’ con
dition is somewhat improved,
her many friends will be glad
to learn.
Rev. A. A. Tanner visited
Mrs. Willie McGraw, Friday
afternoon.
Bill Kimbell, Mrs. Inez
Cameron and Rosco Pearson of
Gadsden, Ala., visited Mrs.
Nelda Floyd Saturday.
Mrs. Nelda Floyd accom
panied Bill Kimbell, Mrs. Inez
Cameron, and Rosco Pearson
to LaFayette Saturday after
noon to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kimbell. Mr. Kimbell is
recovering from a stroke which
he suffered some few weeks
ago.
Miss Tammie Reynolds was
Sunday night and Monday
guest of Miss Jan Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert White
were in Atlanta on business
over the weekend.
Mrs. Idelle Vaughn and Jan
Rogers visited Thursday night
with Mrs. Frances House in
Holland.
Miss Connie Johnston was
spend-the-night guest Sunday
night of her grandmother, Mrs.
Velma Wyatt.
Mrs. Archie Pollard and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Bishop and Jay
visited Mrs. Lena Bishop and
Mrs. John Bullard of Summer
ville Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker,
Jackie and Carol were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bus Wyatt of Lyerly, Mrs. Sue
Moore and children of Rome,
and Mr. and Mrs. Donny Wyatt
of Lyerly visited Mr. and Mrs.
Bus Wyatt in the afternoon,
the occasion being Mr. Wyatt’s
birthday anniversary.
John and Lesley Wyatt of
Summerville were weekend
guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bridges.
Vib and Brenda Little of
Rome were guests Saturday
night of Gay, Connie, and
Troyce Johnston.
Frances and Zack Little of
Rome were Saturday night
guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bridges.
William N. Kimbell was
spend-the-day guest Monday of
a daughter, Mrs. Harold
Bishop, while Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Jones and Margaret were shop
ping in Summerville.
tor, extends an invitation to the pub
lic to attend the program, scheduled
to begin at 7:30 p.m.
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The February drop in unem
ployment for Vietnam era vete
rans to 7.4 per cent . . the
lowest figure in more than a
year . . . was hailed this week
as a “real breakthrough” by
A. W. Tate, director, Atlanta
Veterans Administration
regional office.
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Hobbies Are Displayed at Recent Meet
The monthly meeting ot
Kappa Kappa lota Sorority was
held Monday night, March 13,
at the home of Mrs. Faye Wil
liams on Farrar Drive, with
Mrs. Geneva Henley, president,
presiding.
A delicious dessert plate was
served by Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Wanda Petitt.
During the business
meeting, it was reported by
Mrs. Elliott King, treasurer,
that the spaghetti supper held
in February had been so
strongly supported by the pub
lic the sorority was enabled to
plan a gift in memory of Mrs.
Mary Echols, not only for the
public library but for the high
school library as well.
The Kappa Kappa lota
Lambda state convention will
veteran what he has earned a
smooth transition to civilian
life and meaningful work.’ ”
The latest Department of
Labor seasonally adjusted stat
istics show a drop in unem
ployment for veterans 20 to 29
years old from 8.5 per cent in
January to the 7.4 per cent
mark in February.
In addition to the overall
decline in the age 20 to 29
veterans bracket, Tate cited as
particularly noteworthy the
major drop in unemployment
for veterans age 20 to 24 from
12.3 per cent to 9.7 per cent,
and narrowing of the gap in
unemployment figures between
veterans and non-veterans in
the same 20 to 29 age range.
The Summerville News, Thurs,, Mar. 16, 1972
be held at Callaway Gardens on
Saturday, March 18. Repre
senting the local conclave will
be Mrs. Frances Ellis, Mrs.
Hazel Hollis, and Mrs. Martha
Jo Pierce.
Following the business
meeting, members displayed
their hobbies, ranging from a
collection of pins from many
countries to a wide variety of
handicrafts and sewing; from
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making of Christmas balls;
from crocheted vests and
shoulder bags to oil paintings—
even on fabrics; from making
corsages from nylon stockings
to Swedish darning; to the
growing of azaleas.
The members adjourned
until the April meeting, at
which time officers will be
elected.
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