Two Baptisms Highlight Sunday at Donalsonville Churches
Clara Masden Kirkley infant daughter of Dr and Mrs George Kirkley Jr was baptized at Donalsonville Methodist Church on Mother's Day with Rev L Clyde Harvard officiating. Godmothers Miss Jean Trawick and Mrs J P Watts attended alongside grandparents and relatives. Peter Eager Wilkin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Peter E Wilkin baptized at Flat Methodist Church with Rev Harvard presiding. Michael Roy Whittle and Candice Whittle also baptized at First Methodist Church. families and relatives present, ceremonies featuring lilies, Madonna vase flowers, and organ music by Mrs Marion Roberts.
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Donalsonville
Clara Masden Kirkley
George Kirkley, Jr
Mr. Watts
Mc. Mosden Strickland
Dre
George Kirkley, Sr
Fitzgerald
Clara Mosden
A. J. McKinnon
Miss Trawick
Sirs
Masden Stcicxland
Clara Strickland
Peter Eager Wilkin, Jr
Peter Eager Wilkin
The
Flat Methodist Church
L. Clyde Harvard
Marion Roberts
John S. Spooner, Jr
A. L. Hay
Peter Eager
John Spooner
Kate Wilkin
Colquitt
Eunice Hudson
Gaye Wilkin
Michael Roy
Candice Whittle
Roy Whittle
Candice
Michael
Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers
Advice on choosing inexpensive accessories to match personality and create a polished look. Emphasizes avoiding overuse of color, using “three of a kind” rule, and balancing hat, bag, and gloves. Mentions monocramatic looks and tips to impress others, plus a free Ten Secrets of Charm reminder card offered through the newspaper.
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Fire Department
Baptist Church honors oldest and youngest mothers
At Sunday service Rev. Whitt Aiken introduced Mrs. O A Thomas as the oldest mother and Mrs. Luther Spooner as the youngest. In the Dorcas Class Leon Barber presented gifts to Mrs. Joe Kirkland the oldest member and Mrs. L E Spooner the mother with the most children. Many guests visited over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Radford Jones and son Lamar Mr and Mrs Sylvester Smith and daughter Patricia Mr and Mrs Gloomer Jones and son Milton Mr and Mrs Alvin Smith Miss Mary Alice Love and Harless Smith of Iron City Ga John Davis of the University of Georgia and Mgr and Mrs H F Gober of Athens were guests of their parents Dr and Mrs A B Davis for the weekend Wallace Drake of the University of Georgia and Billy Gene Drake of South Georgia College were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs J B Mosely returning to Atlanta. Mrs Cari Yarbrough returned from Arlington visits. Mr and Mrs Bob Armstrong and family returned from Alabama. Ed Funderburke of Moultrie attended the funeral of Mr Jesse Eason.
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Baptist Church
Whitt; Aiken
A ‘Thomas
Luther’ Spooner
Dorcas
Leon Barber
Joe Kirkland
L. E. Spooner
R. L. Smith
Radford. Jones
Lamar
Sylvester Smith
Patricia
Gloomer Jones
Milton
Alvin Smith
Mary Alice Love
Harless Smith
Allo
Iron City
John Davis
University of Georgia
Mgr
H. F. Gober
Athens
A. B. Davis
Wallace Drake
Billy Gene Drake
South Georgia College
Douglas
Gail
Fred
Gibbons
John’ Caes
Hutcheson
J.B. Mosely
Atlanta
Cari “Yarbrough
Donie Lofton
Frank Harrison
Arlington
Bob Armstrong
Points
Alabama
Ed Funderburke
Moultrie
Donalsonville
Jesse Eason
Hartford Garden Club Hears Talks On Summer Flowers
The Hartford Garden Club met at Mrs. B. T. Bridges home with co hosts Mrs. Charlie Peacock and Mrs. Lynell Mc%em mies. Mrs. Theo Woodham and Mrs. Pete Daughtry led programs on The Care of Summer Flowers and Birds Our Summer Helpers. Music by Miss Nell Windnam and Miss Sarah Margaret Hughes. Mrs. Tom Tindell won the prize for her Day Lites arrangement. Ice course served to 18 members.
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Hartford
Hartford Garden Club
B. T. Bridges
Charlie Peacock
Lynell
Theo Woodham
Pete Daughtry
Tom Tindell
R. S. Ward
Nell Windnam
Sarah Margaret Hughes
Catherine Orr
Hartford P.T.A. Holds Final Meeting of the Year
Hartford P T A met at the high school for the last meeting of the year. President Mrs J T Holman opened with a poem and reports were heard from committees. The treasurer reported 47 76 in the bank and members voted to donate this to the Band Mothers Club. Principal speaker Mr J Clyde Lewis stressed fathers' importance to the P T A and outlined past achievements.
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Hartford
Hartford P.T. A
J. T. Holman
Geneva Schools P T A Officers Elected
The Geneva Schools PTA elected officers with Mrs. J. T. Holman as president and Mrs. Metz Hardycx as first vice president. Jack Austin became second vice president, Fred Borland secretary, and Mrs. Pete Lee treasurer. Devo reports discussed egg laying by hens in varying flock sizes.
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Geneva
P.T. A
J. T. Holman
Metz. Hardyicx
Pesident
Jack Austin
Fred Borland
Pete Lee
Devo H Swell
Canada
Ican
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