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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1970
THE NEIGHBOR
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Davis Delighted That Kennesaw
Will BeHomeFor'The General
AROUND AC WORTH
By MRS. ROGERS
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BENEFIT SINGING
Mark ??'arson and a group
from Acworth; James Crisp
and the Guidesmen Quartett
from Smyrna; The Pioneers
of Rome; The Crossmen
Quartett of Cartersville; The
Revelations Quartett of At
lanta ; Fred and Sandy and the
Waymakers His Servants
Quartett; The Joyful E???s; and
the Pilgrimaires will be guest
singers at the gospel singing
to be held Friday, Dec. 11, at
the National Gaurd Armory
Page St., Marietta.
All proceeds will go to Blue
Springs Baptist Church to
help with the new heaters and
getting the church yard
paved.
SURPLUS FOOD PICK-UP
WRESTLING
Congressman John W . Dav
is is the latest in a line of well-
wishers to express his feel
ings concerning the return of
The General to Kennesaw.
His statement follows;
I am delighted to know
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[ the General, will soon be re
turning to its rightful home in
Kennesaw after over a centu
ry of captivity in Chattanoo-
saw and have offered to help General???s hijacking scheduled stand firm behind his inten- cooperation from our elected
in any connection with ar- for April 12,1971.
rangements for the 109th an
niversary celebration of the Watts of my committment to getting the greatest possible concerned.
Everyone in Acworth that
tion to house the General in officials, both State and local,
1 have also assured Mayor Kennesaw and 1 am hopeful of and officials of the railroad
Wrestling matches will be
gets surplus food is reminded held at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday
this Friday and Saturday is at the Sports Palace, Carters-
pick-up date.
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The General played a
starring role in the Civil War
drama of our State and has
become a great historic sym
bol to us all.
Its famous trip throughout
the mountains of North Geor
gia in the hands of Yankee
pirates and the courageous
efforts of our native sons to
regain it will again become an
active part of Seventh Dis
trict lore by the enshrinement
of the locomotive in Kenne
saw next Spring.
I applaud the return of the
General and stand ready to
assist the citizens of Kennsaw
in their preparations for its
return. Toward this end, I
have been in conferance with
Major Louis Watts of Kenne-
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Mrs. Eunice Baird of Cin
cinnati,
weeks recently with her niece
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ogle and family and they all
enjoyed the Thanksgiving ho
lidays in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Ohio spen t three
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Mrs. Julia Bolton, Ken and
Charlotte of Memphis, Tenn.
were the recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Bolton, Ryan
and Michelle.
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ON RING RADIO YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLARS GET MORE
RESPONSE THAN WITH ANY OTHER RADIO STATION IN THE
METRO ATLANTA MARKET.
THAT'S BECASUE PEOPLE LISTEN TO RING . . . OUR AVER
AGE LISTENER STAYS TUNED TO 680 ON THE DIAL OVER 8
HOURS EVERY WEEK. AND WITH AN ATTENTION LEVEL OF
65%, that's pretty good! BESIDES WE HAVE THE SECOND LARG
EST DAYTIME AUDIENCE, (adults 18 and over . . . that's where
the buying power is)! WHEN RING TALKS EVERYBODY LISTENS
11 Years O d
13 Years
Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Louder-
milk of Smyrna; Bell Louder-
milk of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs.
Rufe Brown of Clayton were
the recent dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown,
Scott and Clay.
VISITS RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Den
ning flew to Philadelphia, Pa.
for the Thanksgiving holidays
to visit his brother, Cecil
Denning, whom he had not
seen in seven years, and his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Con-
ine of Tucson, Ariz., also vis
iting there. They had not seen
each other in two years. Mr.
and Mrs. David Conine of
Rochester, W.Y. were also
guests and Mrs. Denning re
ports a wonderful reunion.
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Brenda Lee Farist cele
brated her 11th birthday
November 30. She
given a birthday party in
honor of the occasion by
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mor
gan at their home in Ken
nesaw. Brenda Lee is the
daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Felton Farist of
Acworth.
Debra McCoy is the 13-
year-old daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Henry McCoy
of Acworth, Grandparents
are Mrs. Nellie Ramsey of
Acworth, and Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Reynolds of
Rome.
USED TOYS AND
CLOTHING
was
Anyone having any used
toys or used clothing they
would like to give to some
needy families call Mrs. Hugh
Rogers at 974-3381 after 12
p.m.
They will be distributed to
the needy.
DO YOU FIND IT DIFFICULT TO SEE RESULTS WITH YOUR
PRRESENT RADIO ADVERTISING. GIVE ONE OF OUR AD
VERTISING CONSULTANTS A CALL AT 261-6800, he will
show you that WRNG RADIO WORKS,
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gay
and family spent Sunday with
Larry???s brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay and
family of Tate.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Demp
sey visited Mr. and Mrs. Al
ton Dempsey of Rome on Sat
urday. Alton is now home and
improving after spending
several days in Floyd Hospi- Rebecca Davis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James
Davis of Acworth cele
brated her sixth birthday
November 20.
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Keenum's Gift & Toyland is moving to 1 N. Main St.
Woodstock. Our present location must be vacated
by Jan. 1, 1971. Moving is expensive and we had
rather sell our merchandise than move it. Big sav
ings on this merchandise including the popular TV
Toys. Even the fixtures must be sold.
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To Whom It May Concern:
The City of Kennesaw here
by gives notice that a public
hearing will be held on De
cember 14, 1970 at the Kenne
saw City Hall, Kennesaw,
Georgia to give consideration
to the rezoning of the property
belonging to Mr. Sims Gar
rett, Jr., from Residential 2 to
Commercial 1 the following
property:
ALL THAT tract or parcel
of land lying and being in
Land Lot 139 of the 20th. Dis
trict, 2nd. Section, Cobb Coun
ty Georgia, as per survey for
Sims Garrett, Jr., dated Au
gust 5, 1970 prepared by Ken
neth L. Carlisle, Surveyor No.
1503, said plat by reference
made a part hereof, and being
more particularly described
as follows;
BEGINNING at a point on
the westerly right-of-way of
Dallas Street 502.6 feet south
of the southwest intersection
of Dallas Street and Lewis
Street; running thence in a
southerly direction along the
westerly right-of-way of Dal
las Street and following the
curvatures thereof a distance
of (400.8) feet to an iron pin;
running thence south 83 de
grees 30 Minutes west in a
westerly direction (171.1) feet
to an iron pin; running thence
north 1 degree 30 Minutes
west in a northerly direction
(280.0) feet to easterly direc
tion (177.5) feet to an iron
bar; running thence north 4
Degrees 30 minutes east in a
northerly direction (66.0) feet
to an iron pin; running thence
north 88 Degrees 30 Minutes
east in an easterly direction
(165,0) feet to an iron pin on
the west side of Dallas Street
said point being the point of
beginning.
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The fact is, thrift is the best way to reach the Big Goals...
home ownership, children's education, security, travel, retire
ment. Everyone can achieve these family goals. I see folks doing
it all the time. They save regularly at Cobb Federal. They earn
excellent interest that compounds daily. And their money???s in
sured safe. Speed up your progress the Cobb Federal Savings
way. It has been working for families in this area for 37 years!
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L. HAROLD GL0RE
A Director of Cobb Federal
A native and lifelong resident of Mableton, Mr. Giore attended Mable-
ton public schools and Draughon???s Practical Business College. He is
a graduate of Atlanta Law School and in June, 1930, was admitted to
practice law in the Superior Courts, Supreme Court, and Court of Ap
peals of Georgia and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District
of Georgia. He is a member of the Cobb Judicial Circuit Bar Associa
tion, the Georgia Bar Association, and the State Bar of Georgia. Active
in promoting home ownership in Mableton for many years, Mr. Giore
developed a number of subdivisions there and instituted important
building practices. His position as Assistant Distiict Superintendent
of The Pullman Company during World War II relating to the movement
of armed forces personnel was classified essentia! to the war effort.
From 1948 through 1960 he served as Law Assistant, Supreme Court
of Georgia, under Associate Justice J. H. Hawkins. Mr. Giore has been
a Cobb Federal Director since January, 1962.
MARIETTA ??? 191 Lawrence St.
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Sincerely,
THE CITY OF KENNESAW
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(Mrs.) JO ANN NELSON,
CLERK
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