The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • 182

Deborah Ann Roach, Mr. Avery to Marry Mrs. Clarence Almand Roach announces the engagement of her daughter, Deborah Ann Roach, to Thomas Aiken Avery son of Mrs. Thomas Aiken Avery. The bride-elect, daughter of the late Mr.

Roach, is the granddaughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Jeptha Nutt of Bowdon, and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Roach of Dublin.

A graduate of the Lovett School, she attended the University of Georgia, where she was a member Alpha Delta Pi, and attends Oglethorpe University. Miss Roach made her debut with the 1972-73 Phoenix Debutante Club. Mr. A very, son of the late Mr. Avery, is the grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Irby Howard McNeill Sr. of Jemison, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harrison Avery of Newnan.

Mr. Avery, a graduate of the Lovett School, where he received the Atlanta Journal Cup, attends Georgia Tech where he is a Dean's List student, and a member of Alpha Tau Omega. He is also a member of the Gentry Club. The wedding will be Aug. 24 at the Northside United Methodist Church.

MARGARET LEAPHEART Leapheart, 50 Years Ago Today Kiker 50 years ago Women readers of The Journal found this news of interest Betrothal Figures compiled by the ern Railway system show that passengers was accomplished died 17,668,605 passengers without as a result of an accident on a of the railway. safety department of the Southa high degree of safety for during 1922 when Southern hana fatality to any passenger train or negligence on the part Neva Mathis, violinist of Valdosta, is winner of the medal given by the State Federation of Music Clubs in the junior contest held in Savannah. The Atlanta Journal loving cup for the best writer in Fulton County grammar schools has been won by Miss Mary Connally of R. L. Hope School.

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Mark's or Lot at S.E. Corner of 6th St. and Peachtree Prices quoted are for standard finishes. Add for delivery outside normal store delivery area, Garden Clubs Lead Project To Beautify Downtown Site Continued From Section Front May of 1972 when presidents and representatives of several area garden clubs met to learn of plans being formulated to beautify the site. In her original letter to the clubs, Mrs.

Candler wrote, "Let us, the garden clubs of this area, join together in providing a meaningful ecological image of what garden clubs are doing in America. What we've done so far is the first thrust; very embryonic." IN THE FIRST stage of development, located on the Techwood Viaduct plaza levels, three gardens have been completed. In addition, several of the 6 6 foot seasonal planters are sponsored and have been planted with marigolds for the summer months. The planters are sponsored for one year only and plans call for them to be planted with chrysanthemums in the fall; azaleas during, spring months and be covered with a decorative mulch in winter. The Planters Club garden was the first completed.

It is a two-story shade garden with 4 large elm trees, over-sized sasanquas, a ground cover of decorative mulch with a path through the garden. Volcanic boulders add to the contrast of forms and light. A large Chinese evergreen forms the focal point, surrounded by white azaleas. (The garden is featured on section front). Special lighting also has been installed in this garden.

TWO OTHER CLUBS, Indian Creek and Sherwood For- est, also have sponsored individual gardens of Sherwood azaleas. Seasonal planters are being sponsored by Lenox Park and Nancy Creek clubs and Mrs. Lucy Levy, a member of Sherwood Forest Club, who sponsors one individually. These planters are in the center area of redwood doughnut shaped benches located on the plaza level. Although the proposed landscaping budget for the arena includes the planting of elms, clumps of weeping willows, hollies, loblolly pines, specimen winged elms and placement of benches, cost estimates are constantly changing.

The price of beef is not all that's jumping by leaps and bounds. So trees, plants, flowers, planting and maintenance. "There's just not enough money to finish the total landscape environment," Mrs. Candler said. "If gardens are going to be there they have to come from somewhere else.

Frankly, it's a matter of civic pride. Garden clubs are the logical ones to do it. "WE, OF PLANTER'S, feel most strongly that helping to landscape the Omni is indeed a worthy project. Here is an opportunity to make hundreds of thousands of people aware of what garden clubs can do. It needs some softening touches of greenery because it has so much steel, glass and concrete.

It is definitely a Thrift Shop Schedules Sale Council Thrift Shop will have a two day warehouse sale Friday and Saturday, June 1-2, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The reason for the sale is the limited area in the shop and the large quantities of summer clothes members have donated. Also being offered during the sale will be furniture, garden supplies, electrical equipment and housewares. All profits will go to help support Councils projects in Atlanta for all citizens.

Mrs. Peter Ducoffe is chairman of the Thrift Shop. Not only silver plated and sterling pieces but all precious metals regain glowing beauty in the hands of SIMMONS master craftsmen backed by more than 80 years of service. All pieces restored shown here are brass. Plating in Gold SILVER COPPER BRASS in any finish desired and lacquering.

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Name plaques have been placed throughout the area developed. Eventually, although not yet formalized representatives from the contributing garden clubs and other groups, will serve on a council for the coliseum project and act as liaison between the clubs and the City of Atlanta Fulton County Recreation Authority to coordinate the over-all volunteer effort. MRS. CANDLER, recently SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1973 named to the state board of the Garden Club of Georgia as calendar chairman, has served as spokeswoman and chairman for the project for more than a year. Others working with her were Mrs.

Theodore Forbes, recently installed as president of Planters Club; Mrs. Morgan Faiford, Sherwood Forest; Mrs. John Simcock, Indian Creek; Mrs. R. W.

Schilling, Lenox Park, and Mrs. Ben Brown, Nancy Creek. J. H. Kluttz A.S.L.A.

has worked with the women and clubs on the projects. "The landscape environment is not just the plants and trees," Mrs. Candler reiterated, "it includes planters, benches, trash receptacles, everything. We sincerely feel that our efforts will consider- "what are You wearing that's really new?" landra in Appore! (ADJACENT TO NEIMAN MARCUS) FROSTING We lighten your locks then add the soft toner of Roux's Fanci-tone -the tint that doesn't wash out. Add lustre to your hair and gives you a more CREME HAIR TINT natural look.

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Scholarship students sponsored by the chapter will be honored. They are Debbie Crowder Baker of Emory University School of Nursing, and Sandra Nix and Kathy Tyre of Georgia State University. Mrs. K. Albert Leapheart Sr.

of Lithonia announces the engagement of her daughter, Margaret Jane Leapheart, to Jay Harold Kiker, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Kiker of Morristown, Tenn. Miss I Leapheart, daughter of the late Mr.

Leapheart, is the granddaughter of the late Mr. Mrs. H. Marvin Smith of Greensboro, N.C., and the late Mr. and Mrs.

Furman L. Leapheart of Batesburg, S.C. The bride-elect, a graduate of DeKalb Area Technical School, is a medical office assistant to Dr. Eldon E. Hoose of Chamblee.

Mr. Kiker is the grandson of Mrs. Craty Sams and the late Mr. Sams and Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin M. Kiker, all of Greenville, Tenn. The future bridegroom, a graduate of Bell and Howell Electronic Institute, is employed by Magnavox Inc. of Jefferson City, Tenn. The wedding will be July 21 at the Rock Chapel United Methodist Church in Lithonia.

Georgia ESA Schedules Convention Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority will have its 23rd annual Georgia State Council convention at the DeSota Hilton Hotel in Savannah May 25-27. Savannah City Council is hostess. State convention chairman is Mrs. Lou Curles of Decatur. Mrs.

Angelia Coleman is local convention chairman. Mrs. Joe Thomas, Georgia State Council president, will preside. She will be honored at an open house reception at 6 p.m. Friday May 25.

Highlights of the convention will include officer candidates fair, mixer party, and officer clinics. A luncheon is scheduled for Saturday May 26. Banquet and installation of officers are scheduled for Saturday at 6:30 p.m. The convention will close with a brunch Sunday, May 27. DRAPERY SLIPCOVER UPHOLSTERY FABRICS WAREHOUSE SALE of discontinued fabrics by WHOLESALER PRICES: .50 to $3.00 SAVE: $2.00 to $5.00 on each yard MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 A.M.

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