Local visitors and travel notes from Eatonton and beyond
Columbus Ind residents and Georgia visitors gathered at Mrs Inez Cash home last week including Watt Jones Jr and family from Eatonton and James Lewis. Mrs Wrights traveled to Memphis and Mrs Layton and sons from Omaha plan a visit.
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Lumbus, Ind
Watt Jones Jr
Patsy and
Grady
Willie Jones
James Lewis
Eatonton, Ga
Inez Cash
6Th Ave
W. W. Wright
Edward A. Wright
Memphis
James Layton
Wayne Jacobs Birthday Party Celebrated at Home
Mr and Mrs Mack Jacobs entertained for their son Wayne on his twelfth birthday with guests receiving miniature hats and noise makers. Games included drop the clothes pin and dart throwing with prizes for winners Pattye Kendrick Greva Gibbs Rickey Quillin Donny Ford Jimmy Williams and Terry Geloneck. Balloons adorned the room and cake ice cream nuts and drinks were served as Wayne opened gifts.
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Mack Jacobs
Wayne
Pattye Kendrick
Greva Gibbs
Rickey Quillin
Donny Ford
Jimmy Williams
Terry Geloneck
Son
Orwers
Jean’ Nut
Ginger Quillin
Bob
Bill Gibbs
Waenas Walker
Rusty Geloneck
Dick Fleming
James Minor
Kenny Damsgard
Windy Wilson
Bobby Dean
Laundry Tip Machine or Tub Improves Washing
A simple tip suggests using a dedicated washing machine or tub to ease chores, promising faster cleaning and better results with less effort. The note emphasizes practicality over novelty.
Decatur Garden Club Plans Wednesday Birthday Dinner
The Decatur Garden Club announces a meeting on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Memorial Drive home of Mrs. L L McCulloch for a birthday dinner.
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Decatur Garden Club
L.L. McCulloch
Memorial Drive
Informal Party At Hazel Hodgins
Miss Hazel Elise Hodges entertained Saturday evening with an informal party at her parents home Mr and Mrs Alfred Hodgins. The highlight was a new game Horsey Horror Scopes where guests sketched horses for character readings. Dramatic skits music and games followed with a list of attendees including Elaine Avery Betty Earle Briscoe Emily McClary Amanda Jane Hunt Betty Burks Madge LaBoon Mary Frances Garnett Sybie Shelton Jo Anne Elliott Alma Suggs Bennett McRae Jim Marshall John Sobotka John Mitchell Dwight Coffey Tom Bowles Wesley Cain Don Ashford Candler Cain Milton Yarbrough Cliff Vaughn.
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Hazel Elise Hodges
Alfred Hodgins
Dennce
Elaine Avery
Betty Earle Briscoe
Emily McClary
Amanda Jane Hunt
Betty Burks
Madge LaBoon
Mary Frances Garnett
Sybie Shelton
Jo Anne Elliott
Alma Suggs
Bennett McRae
Jim Marshall
John Sobotka
John Mitchell
Dwight Coffey
Tom Bowles
Wesley Cain
Don Ashford
Candler Cain
Milton Yarbrough
Cliff Vaughn
Birthday Party For Mrs Hudson
A party was given Friday at the home of Mrs Bill Hudson at 1110 as a celebration for Mrs Hudson. Guests attended and shared in the festivities with light refreshments and conversation.
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Bill Hudson
Shower Honors Kathleen Hood Bride Elect Louis Nebrig
Mrs. Wallace Church and Mrs. Thomas Parker hosted a shower at 410 7th Ave NW for Kathleen Hood, bride elect of Louis Nebrig. Red gladioli decorated the rooms and dining table. guests presented gifts including a red and white umbrella. About 35 guests called 7:30 to 9 p.m.
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Wallace Church
Thomas Parker
7Th Ave
Kathleen Hood
Louis Nebrig
Miss Hood
Susan James Complimented at Aunt’s Patio Party
Miss Susan James daughter of Col and Mrs Ed James, visiting Mrs James' parents, was entertained Monday evening at Aunt Mrs Sam Nettles home with a patio party. Guests included Misses Connie Stone Elizabeth Russell Carolyn King Susan White Pam Cartwright Camilla Power and Betty Ann Nettles.
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Susan James
Col
Ed James
Camp Couple Wed June 18 In Simple Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Roy W Camp announce the marriage of their daughter Elaine Camp to Pvt Carl Winton on June 18 The bride a Cotaco High School graduate and Snead College student Boaz is the daughter of Somerville residents Pvt Winton son of Mr and Mrs A E Winton Somerville currently stationed at Fort Eustis Virginia This record notes the union and where the couple will reside or be stationed.
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Roy W. Camp
Elaine Camp
Carl Winton
Cotaco High School
Snead College
Boaz
Winton
A.E. Winton
Somerville
Fort Eustis
9th Street Honors Mrs. G. W. Hudson on 81st Birthday
Mrs. G. W. Hudson turned 81 with a party on 9th Street. Her son Claude presented a birthday cake as the centerpiece while relatives and friends including Claude and Terry Hudson Irene Graham J E Parker Lee Hudson Ruby Lee Hutson Nancy Hutson Sam Kennemer Roy Byrce and others attended.
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Nancy Hutson
Sam Kennemer
Roy Byrce
Austin
Texas
Best Sellers List and World of News Headlines
Current best sellers from Publishers Weekly list fiction and nonfiction titles with authors. The fiction titles include Bonjour Tristesse and The Good Shepherd among others, while nonfiction features Gift from the Sea and The Power of Positive Thinking.
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Francoise Sagan
Willis Wayde
John P. Marquand
Robert Ruark
C. S. Forester
Hamilton Basso
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Norman Vincent Peale
John A. Schindler
Gertrude Lawrence
Richard Aldrich
Johnny
Rudolf Flesch
MISS BOWZEE LEAVES FOR MEXICO CITY FOR TEN DAY PARTY
Miss Jan Bowzee flies from Birmingham Tuesday morning to Mexico City to visit Gulf Park classmate Miss Myrna Osuna Saenz for a ten day house party. Other notices include Mr and Mrs Tom Chandler returning from Ft Walton Florida and Bill Evans visiting relatives in Tuscumbia.
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Jan Bowzee
Birmingham
Mexico City
Gulf Park
Myrna Osuna Saenz
Tom Chandler
Ft. Walton, Fla
Roanoke Official Urges College Trial Education
Virginia's superintendent proposes trial college education to test student readiness. He notes the college mortality rate is highest in the first two years and urges larger high schools to provide start up opportunities to offset early failures.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Planning Association
College Pathways for Local Students: Two-Year Gateway
The plan offers first and second years of college to home town students. After two years those showing ability and promise may continue at established colleges. Others could bow out gracefully.
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