The Pembroke journal. (Pembroke, Ga.) 1969-1976, September 17, 1970, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage 4 ~THE PEMBROKE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 17,1970 RICHMOND HILL NEWS Lions Sponsor First Aid Course This week from 7-9 each evening an inter ested group of citizens is being instructed in first aid by Lion Glenn Trout, a qualified Am erican Red Cross in~ structor. I community interest indicates the need, fur ther courses will be pla nned, WILMA IVEY CIRCLE MEETS The September mee ting of the Wilma lvey Circle of the WSCS met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Claud S. Cook, Mrs., Wade Martin, president, presided and gave the devotional. Mrs, R.P. Youmans presented an interesting program on ‘‘Women of the Bible’’, She chose to highlight the lives of Moses’ mother and his sister, Miriam. After the business se gsion the members en joyed a delightful des sert course of cherry cream pie and iced tea, ARSI PLT U S ROMBERWAI 50 gmo 07 PEMBROKE SHOW TIME: ~Theatre Opan Friday & Saf urday esch waeek. Friday Night at 8:30 P, M, Saturday continuous Shewing from 2:30 P. M. # . Bept, 18-19 Frl. 'Bat, ~ HOUSE OF DARK SHADOWS (In Metro Color) Joan Bennett, Jonathan Frid ELLABELL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. D,D, Manning, Pastor SURGRy School. ... ... ~.. 10:00A .M. Morning 5ervice.............11:00 A M. fTaInINR UnIOR. ... ... ... 8B DM Evening Worship .. . (pa5t0r)....7:00 P,M, " Church Covenant" Wednesday Prayer Service......7:Qo P:M, A Little Church With A Big Heart" CTY DAIRY (0. Serving Pembroke with Home Delivery of Grade “A” Dairy Products LET US SERVE YOU PASTEURIZED - HOMOGENIZED MILK Phone 764-6131, Statesboro Georgia v}"ﬁ : ..,.’ =, Words cannot ST S, o xpress the thanks '.. W . N g TamersENeE R | owe you of Bryan . ,sﬁ .4N County for giving . s N = AN me a chance. | TS o *,}‘;* hope you will e ki } . oy e e 8)/ support me on othieal . Wi" September 23. .. . ‘%Mﬂ y Once again Thank o P ¢ .-i‘ oo 40 4 Sincerely yours, JIMMY CARTER Sharpe Family Reunion Sunday The children and grandchildren of the late Hansel H. Sharpe, along with their families, ga~ thered at the American Legion Hall in Glenn~ ville Sunday, Sept. 6, for their annual reunion, The more than 100 present enjoyed spread ing basket lunches to gether. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F', Sharpe of Richmond Hill joined relatives fr om Fort Lauderdale, Palatka, and Jackson ville, Fla, and Lyons, Hinesville and Savan nah for the family ga thering held annually the Sunday before Labor Day, DAC MEETS Mrs, Walter Meeks, Sr. attended the fall meeting of the St. John’s Parish Chapter of the Daughters of the Am erican Colonies held la st I'riday at Hilton Head South Carolina. The me eting was held at the Honey Horn Plantation home of the regent, Mrs, I'red Hack. Also attend ing were Mrs, Meek’s gisters, Mrs,D.S, Owen and Mrs., T.A., Coxon of Ludowici and Mrs, P,B, Burwell of Wal terboro, S.C. Mrs., Meeks’ sister, Mrs, Coxon, was the speaker for the meet ing and showed slides of her recent trip ar ound the world with her sister, Mrs. Owen. Mr. Robert Gill of Waycross spent Sunday with his parents Mr, and Mrs, J.H. Gill, Sr. Weaver-Floyd . Marriage Mr, and Mrs. Frank lin William Floyd of Richmond Hill announce the marriage of their daughter, Lana Dale, to Lance Alan Weaver, son of Mrs., Alton Lanier of Richmond Hill and James Clyde Weaver of Savannah. The ceremony wais performed September 3 in Ridgeland, S.C., hy Judge W.F. Cook. Mr. and Mrs., Weaver are making their home in Richmond Hill. Miss Carolyn Davis Feted Miss Carolyn Davis bride-elect of Mr, Ste ven Darieng, was ho nored last Friday ev ening, Sept. 11, with a miscellaneous shower held at the Richmond Hill Baptist Church An nex, Mrs. Vernon Rush ing was the hostess for the pre-nuptial event. Guests were greeted by the hostess and pre sented to Miss Davis, her mother Mrs. K.H. Davis, the groom’s mo ther Mrs. T.E.Darieng, friends and out of town guests. A color scheme of yellow and white was chosen by Mrs. Rushing. The gift table was co vered in white and de - corated with an appro priate yellow and white umbrella. The refresh ment table, covered in yellow, was centered with a paper figurine of a young maiden dressed in matching colors. The hostess served golden fruit punch from a sil ver bowl, Party dips and chips were enjoyed along with salted nuts and cookies. Miss Davis wore a be~ coming white dress with blue trim and matching accessories. Her cor sage was of yellow rose buds and tiny white wed ding bells trimmed with tulle and white satin rib bon. Out of town guests included Mrs. Donna Sue Jones, Miss Dianne Stu bbs, Mrs. Ann Miles, Mrs, Ocea Davis, and Mrs. Doris Love all of Savannah. Around forty guests enjoyed the occasion. *okok % 30 “'People who think they are too smart to be governed by the laws of their land are over-estimating their smart ness. RH. Garden Club Holds September Meeting The first fall meet ing of the Richmond Hill Garden Club was held Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 9, at Gill’s Grill, During the fellowship hour preceding the me eting, the hostesses, Mrs. James Gill, Mrs. Fred Turner and Mrs. J.H. Gill, Jr., served delicious ice cream parfaits and cookies. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Lewis C. Gill, who presided, opening the meeting with the prayer collect. Mrs. Glenn Trout, program chairman, presented Mrs, James Gill and Mrs. J.H. Gill Jr. who gave garden hi nts concerning pot plants, Club members en joyed a show of arran gements featuring wild, dry and fresh plant ma terials. Anarrangement featuring fresh autumn beauty berries by Mrs. Walter Meeks, Jr. was named first place win ner. Mrs. Glenn Trout’s dried arrangement and Mrs. L.C. Gill’s zinnia arrangement tied for second place. Third pl ace went to Mrs, Trout’s golden rod arrangement in a yellow container. In the horticulture di vision Mrs. Jennie Keg sel’s gloriosa lily spe cimen was named most outstanding among the. more than 35 entries. Membhers welcomed Mrs. J.H. Gill, Sr. as a new garden club mem ber. The ladies had fun singing an orginal com position of the music and poetry committee which they adopted ea rlier as a theme song. During the business session, the minutes of the May meeting were read by Mrs. Emmett Wilson, and the trea surer, Mrs. J.H. Gill, reported. Mrs. Robert Sharpe reviewed a new sletter from the Savan nah Area Council of Ga rden Clubs concerning the many gardening ac tivities scheduled for fall. Mrs. A.A. Martin, Ol eander District Awards chairman, reported on awards for which the lo cal club may make app lication, Members learnedfr om data available that of the 42 arrangements exhibited at the club’s spring flower show, “America the Beau- ! tiful ?’ not one arrange ment scored less than 88 per cent. Everyone present en joyed Mrs, AA, Mar tin’s demonstration of Japanese flower art of the Ikenabo School. The club voted to or der 50 garden club ca lendars. At the October meet ing members will have a shower for patients confined in our state’s mental institutions. Gift items will include soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and similar items of personal necessity. Further plans will be discussed at the Octo ber meeting concerning the club’s sponsorship of Carolyn Bashlor’s showing and designing of fall and Christmas arrangements on Friday evening, Oct. 23, Tick ets are now available for this special event from any club member for SI.OO donation, In November the club members plan to tour the Rehabilitation Cen- ter in Savannah where they will also be guests at a tea. The fall meeting of the Oleander District will be held Oct. 7 in Jesup at the First Baptist Ch urch Educational Build ing. The day’s agenda will include a standard flower show entitled “Ice Warning’’, Dr. Ge orge Donaldson as sp eaker, lunch and in the afternoon a tour of the recently restored Wa yne County Court House. Phone ‘reservations to Mrs. Robert Sharpe by October 2. BULLDOGS PLAY SATURDAY NITE The Richmond Hill Little ILeague footbhall team, the Bulldogs, will meet the Brooklet Red Devils at 7 p.m. Satur day on the Richmond Hill Recreation Field. There is no charge for the game and refresh ments will be available. Bridesmaids’ Luncheon Misses Ann Baylor and Suzanne Foster, were co-hostesses at a bridesmaids’ luncheon Monday at the lovely Baylor home, Strathy Hall, located on the Og eechee River near Rich mond Hill. Guests were Miss Ju dy Heilman, bride-elect her mother, Mrs. John F. Heilman, Miss Ka thy Hansel, Mrs. R.F. Hansel, Mrs. C. Neill Baylor, Mrs. H.J. Fos - ter, Mrs, Wade S, Ma rtin, Mrs. James Gill, Mrs. H.L. Schwabe and Mrs. Walter Meeks, Jr. Tables were covered with white linen where Dresden roses held pl acecards. Larger roses formed table centerpie ces. Floral arrange ments of chrysanthem ums in fall colors ad ded festiveness to the living room furnished in family heirlooms. The hostesses pre sented a beautiful sil ver sugar bowl and , cream pitcher on a sil ver tray to the honoree. Miss Heilman wore a dress of wedgewood blue accented with a sum mer navy tie at the wa ist and navy patent sh oes. Her corsage was a cymbidium orchid, a gift of the hostesses. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Car- Iton Gill of Richmond Hill announce the bir th of a daughter, Hea ther Gardna, born Se ptember 6, 1970, at Ca ndler-Telfair Hospital Paternal grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs, L.C. Gill of Richmond Hill, Maternal grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Buie of White Oak Georgia, The Gills have two other charming young daughters, Zandy 4 and Carla 2. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Jenkins of Richmond Hill announce the birth of a son, Russell Jack, September 1, at Can dler-Telfair. Birth we ight was 9 lbs. 4 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Rick etson, Mr. R.J. Jen kins and the late Mrs. Jenkins all of Baxley The Jenkins have two other children, both daughters, Susie 14 and Cynthia 7. Bridal Showers Honor Miss Hielman Miss Judy Heilman was honored last Tues day evening at a mis cellaneous bridal sho wer held at Curry An nex. Hostesses were members of the Wilma Ivey Circle. Mrs. R.J. Pecenka was in charge of en tertainment and direc ted a contest which was fun for all present. Te ams were selected to create a bridal gown for the bride-elect us ing newspaper, pins and tape as their only ma terials. Just ten mi nutes was allowed for each team’s creation. Pictures of these‘‘lo vely designs’’ were pr esented to Miss Heilman for keepsakes, Decorations for the refreshment table car ried out a theme of yel-- low, white and bronze, The yellow damask cloth was centered with sil ver candelabra each having nosegays of lily of the valley tied with yellow satin ribbon at tached. One end of the table held a massive ar rangement of chrys anthemums combining the selected colors, On the opposite end was a silver punch bowl from which golden punch was served by Mrs. R.F, Hansel. Silver appoin tments held a selection of party foods. Miss Heilman wore a damask rose blouse with a navy skirt and navy accessories. Her cor - sage of white carnations was a gift of the hostes ses. On Wednesday ev ening Miss Heilmanwas honored with a kitchen shower at Curry Annex. Miss Kay Speir, Miss Susan Schwabe and Miss Carol Martin were hos tesses for the occasion. el le ] Never before an offer like this! 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Installation must be made in Savannah Electric i | service area by a licensed plumber and electrician \ ~ Water Heater 60 months Deferred No. of Annual oL e & Installation Finance Payment Monthly Monthly Percentage tobe Financed _Charge Price Payments Payment Rate r e SIOO.OO $30.00 $130.00 60 $2.16 10.75% LT e 150.00 4500 19500 60 325 10.75% E/' \\ 200.00 60.00 260.00 60 4.33 10.75% I } : E | f o 8 : Electricity is still your biggest bargain! | " e ~S—. . \ ‘ \\V’/,’A i //) g \\ & 2 "SAVANNA*" ELECTRIC ‘ | gt l_ | /%% and POWER cCoO. [ o ‘ ."\\\.f/:/-\\ X i Lot et oil Sl L i T Last Friday evening, Mrs. R.F. Hansel and her daughter, Miss Ka thy Hansel were hoste sses fur a miscella neous shower for bri de-elect, Miss Judy He ilman at their home here. Contract Painting if you are wanting painting at a reasonable price . . . come by or phone . . . , H. C. KENNEDY Phone 653-4654 - Pembroke, Ga. N R R P Notice Lake Lorraine will be fished ... SATURDAY SEPT. 19TH Fish will be available for sale to the public. The refreshment table was covered in gr een linen and centered with an arrangement of yellow and white mums and glads. Delicious pu nch was enjoyed along with tiny pinwheel san dwiches.