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Students Have
Perfect Attendance
At Local Schools
A large number of priffln Public
School students attained perfect
ottendance reewrdk fur the school
year 1945-46. An 4 tier luigv group
of pupils h.jd perfect records except
for one absence due to Illness.
According to an announcement
made today by Mrs J R. God bee,
visiting teacher of the Griffin Pub
Uc School system, the following
students arc credited with perfc t
records at grammar -chooN
FOURTH WARD PERFECT AT
TENDANCE Nancy Daniel, Barbara
Brannon, (Jus McKuecly Cail
Richardson, Lamont Walton, Peggy
Bttntyn. Dorothy V» ' •:! moi l land,
WANTED!
Everyone in Griffn District that is in favor of
RENT CONTROL
lo stop rent increases plea*e go to one of the under named
places and sign the petition.
As the owners and lessors of dwelling houses and apart
ments in Griffn have, and are incrcas : ng rental prices to
excessive and prohibitive amounts — in some rases 30%
lo 200% and in other cases even higher, which condition
in renting houses was brought about from the resu'ts of
the war. and somebodv’s boy or girt losing the r life on
the battle field, end this is the appreciation they receive.
F. A. GOORDUM MARKET
SPALDING FISH MARKET
ELDER & PEEK GROCERY
CITY RECREATION PARLOR
SPALDING KNITTING MILLS
ARNALL-DUNCAN DRUG STORE
RECAPPING
U. S. TIRES BATTERlfcS
FACTORY TRAINED RECAPPERS
Washing . . Lubrication . . Steam Cleaning
Battery Recharging and Tire Repairing
Auto and Home Radio Service
Radiator Repairing
Road Service
WILLIS QUICK TIRE SERVICE
Phone 2264
IT’S A FACT . .
You'll Be Pleased With Our Courteous Confidential Service
IF YOU NEED
$5 - SIO - $25 - $50
SUE LAMAR II. ORR. MGR
SOUTHERN FINANCE CO.
“GRIFFIN’S BEST"
123'- North Hill St. Phone 3869 Griffin. Ga.
(Hollherg Hardware Bldg.)
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
55.00 to $300.00
LOANS Automobiles Signature Co-Maker Furniture
Take As Long As 12 Months To Repay
GRIFFIN LOAN SERVICE
Phone 2546 126 S. Hill St.
W. M. BUC.G, Mgr. Next Door Commercial Bank
♦ 7 ij RENEWAL DRIVERS SERVICE LICENSE
•
Wk your you Trained visit promptly men to any to of await servo our >*
stores in Georgia. No
Ct ms m chorge for our services.
l v5F m
t x*vA - t 0 e TIRES
Of • BATTERIES
r, *eN e Yd o ACCESSORIES RADIO *
V [• J REPAIRING
*3fi £5 Watch Our Store for Bargain jf
^oiumuiGulo Stores
110 N. Hill Street Next To Jesse’s Pharmacy
Patricia Wrtsiht, Rollln Griffith.
Charles Ogletree, Ronnie Shep
herd. Lolly Harper. Lou Maddox.
Sharlme Deertng, Hilly Daniel, Wli
son Allen Ronald Smith, Louise
Oordy, Bennie Jo James, Sally
Whatley.
ONE ABSENCE DUE TO ILL
NESS Ralph \yestmoreluncl, Oall
Walker, Peggy James, Carol, Ford.
Sura Ethridge, John McLean, An
nette pglctree. Wallaw Tribble
». rk\ II, itch, Dehr.vl Jackson. Will
ti r Gilbert. Lovlc Wed mofejand
harry Westmorcla nd, Jerry Mr
Kntely, AI bert Whatley, Ronni
vvrighl, J.e.sn Addy, Betty Taylor.
j ( ,anne Bun yn, Billie Sue West,
Ballard. Patricia Shell.
WEST GRIFFIN PERFECT AT
TENDANCE Bru e CiiHinbet's, Ji ■'
ty Moore. Larry Atkinson, Ronah
Llf.-.ev; Elans ••Martin. Emma Jem
Stephen* Dicky Wheeler, Boll.
Rocks lx lights Washington. TTW. i
Cox. Donald Chambers, Kenneth
Dotton, Cynthia Ellis, Jimmy Wal
ker, Betty Williams, Lewis Gaines,
Levi Mae Lester, Lurry Holt.
ONE ABSENCE DUE TO ILL
NESS Joseph Goddard, Franklin
Uordj Dm id Craw lord, James Noel,
Horn.Id Rooks, Joan Sweeney, Gil
r>:t Cox, Richard Taylor, Winston
Foster, Eunice Smith, Wayne
Adams, Clary Phillips.
NORTH SIDE PERFECT AT
I END AN OE: Katie Hollingsworth,
Ku luyn Monts, Ernest. Pledger,
James Cole. Frankie Phillips, Don
aid Dui-ton, Billy Hayes, Donald
Cochran, Marshall, Pledger, Lyn
wood Banks, Mamie Jo Harrington
Pttul Dutton, June Evans. Rich
jrd Avery, Wenoell Banks, Jam
Chalker, Fred Wushington, Jeai
Connally, Louis Maddox, Joseph
Phillips, Bernice Hayes, Iifcliart
Brooks Patricia Duke.
ON if ABSENCE DUE TO ILL
NESS: Irvin Johnson: Larry Jester
Ronald Howard. Billy Packer. Jurn
Redding, William Lewis, Thomt
Dixon. Perry Duke. Jimmie Stand
„rd, Glenn Phil.ips. Margaret'Grant
Mali .n Williams. Ray Hicks, Willie:
Smithy, dotin Van Brock, Virgini.
Cole, Bobby Eubanks, Jacquellnt
Da v Ehwin Calhoun, Billy Craw
*■' 01 d, Franklin Butler, John ■ Head,
Kenneth R ddlnv Melvin Phillips.
third ward perfect AT
TENDANCE: Harold Brooks. Nan y
! Nealy. Tommy Shnpard, Herbert
Pick! ;rd.
ONE ABSENCE DUE TO ILL
Nl- .1 tilth Parker, Lora Crouch
BUYING A CAR!
Save three ways on financing
I l-Finance through yuur local
Bank
2 Save with Stale Farm auto Ins,
3-Better deal for cash
Lei me give you details
R. S. OGLETREE
Mi l.elLin Bldg. Phone 3204
( Alt I.I SLE A COMPANY
1 ire and Casualty Ins.
"Insist on a CARLISLE AM
< O. Policy. IT PAYS"
UNI Park Bldg. phone 212
1
( F*oiiuiiiiyai l)rs. Servlie T. DIAL Sr. and Since 11. A 2924 Complete Jr. Wynne 1889' Ey
+ GiBiiaMaiiaai
PITTMAN
FUNERAL HOME
Phone Dial 22.‘J(>
133 Meriwether St.
|t H "* lutet ... for - quality, B
ability, tincerify and ■
' the helpfulness of *:
our personal service.
Haisten
Funeral Home
CftlFFlN PttONl UJI-MM,
Do you have to
DRAW WATERr
Is your old pump
WORN out;
M
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tmm
O
Let a
Fairbanks-Morse
System
Furnish You Fresh Running
Water.
Pumps For Any Type Well
inexpensive — Dependable
—Ask Your Neighbor—
Griffin Hardware Co
Phone 2835
Quality Service
NEWS
Jerry Henderson, Ronald Grogan,
Billy Daniel, Marie White. Anne
Harris, Robert Bunn, H. J.. Cope
land, Jr . David Patterson, Daniel |
Slade, Franklin Stanley, Emilie
Smith, David Slade. |
f'OI ORED SCHOOLS
KELSEY JUNIOR HIGH PER
FECT ATTENDANCE: Annie Kate
Berry*. Annie Grace Holmes, Mary
Clifford Jackson, James Jones, John
Thomas Luke. Jr., John Reid, Jr.
ONE ABSENCE DUE TO ILL
NESS: Ernestine Boynton, Flor
ence Knox. Edward Miller, Thomas
Newman, James Vergers Dixon. Pa d
Franets. Jr., Euvalene Flemister,
Hattie Jones. ..
VOCATIONAL ONE ABSENCE
DUE TO ILLNESS: John Brown,
Ralph Gray, Luther Berry.
BROAD STREET PERFECT AT
TENDANCE: Annie Jean Atwater.
Ossie B. Berry, Herman Suiivan
Eugene Taylor, Barbara Boynton.
Marlon Gerald Hood.
ONE ABSENCE DUE TO ILL
NESS: Alice Sylvia Johnson, Anette
Jones. Leon Mcghee, obert War
ner. Benny' Hulsey, Etar >n Cole
man. Robert Le» Wa/ker, Odessa
Stroud, Mildred Walker. John Hoi
land Hood, Flora Bell Boynton.
Clifford Phillips, Lillie Opal Pritch
ard. Aaron Fincher Andrews, Wil
kir. Maddox, Billy Stewart Horton,
Willie Ophelia Bussie, Jasper At
water, Henderson*. Willis, John L.
Carton. Lueile Williams.
SPRING HILL ONE ABSENCE
DUE TO ILLNESS: Joseph Blan
ton, Charles Brown, Bobby Gaston,
Allen Jones, Willie George Reeves
J. B. Simmons. Benny. Mahome
Laura Ann Bailey, Mary L. Muthui
Otis Morris McDowell, Betty A
Williams. Annette Williams, Jenell
Johnson, Albert Brown, Eugene Ellis,
Ralph Murphy, Grady Smith, Grace
Smith Bobbv Gilbert.
UABIN CREEK PERFECT AT
TENDANCE: Howard Francis, Bob
ble Smith, Philip Hand, Alton Jones.
Dorothy Marie Jester.
ONE ABSENCE DUE TO ILL
NESS: Henry Franklin Ellis. Ulys
ses Lewis, Jr.. William Coleman,
Charlie Walker, Eulan M. How
ard, Laura' Grace Freeman;. James
Brooks, Mary E. McPherson. Vir
| yinia Rggers, Willie George Boyn
ton, Cornelia Dickerson,
i B channon, Betty J Mabry.
Atkin.:, Thomas "Butler,
Byrd, Olean Daniels, Mozelle EJ
| <lora Ector, Walter Jester.
S } ' REAL TIRE
^senvice PRE5ENTS *
'
I CAPPING PETE/
Uli 4
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I BEN FRANKLIN WAS 1
A GREAT HAND AT
GETTING HiS MONEY'S
WORTH. HE PROVED
THERE WERE On£
HUNDRED CENTS IN I
—»—-s. EVERY AMERICAN
DOLLAR
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You cannot run away from im
pending tire disaster unless you give
vour tires immediate attention. Now
is the time to avoid future trouble
by having your tires inspected by
our experts. Seiberling sales ana
service.
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SERVICE
SEIBERLING TIRES
116 W TAYLOR 5T. PH. 2323
"l£T US RECAP YOUR T/PES $•
NEWeJIiU. MlUAOf At HALf IK GDST
J;
Our Itnowladg* of
♦ho strength £nd I
fairness of Insurance
Companies, plus our
ability to servo our (
clients' individual
p'blicyholder^ith needs, provide each
positive protection.
SEARC
a COMPANY
12* Yuoua
So. HIU ST.
Si:
Maddox, Willie Miller. Doris Patrick,
Billy Purofoy, Jesse Gilford. Arthur
Walker, Lula Blackman. Ruby
Jones. Julius Stokes, Susie Blasin
game, Adam Powell. Rebecca Bar
rop, Julia H. Daniel, Annie A. Gay,
Bessie L. Lucian, Julia Stubbs, Jean
M.iuhy. Jtan Mash, Mamie Ruth
Pittman, John A. Johnson, Annie
Dell Jackson, Ella Marie Jackson.
Ruby Jones, Genie Mack, Eddie
■ j Goodrum. Benjamin F. Williams.
COPS LOSE FACE
EVANSTON, 111. -- ilP—Dick Co
hen, 10. whose father Is a cop here,
figured the police station would be
the safest place to park his bike
while he took in a movie.
When he got back from the
show, he took a quick lock in he
station garage, then yelled:
“Somebody swiped my bike!"
Red-faced policemen finally
to admit that the bike had
stolen right under their noses.
Everyfhing for
m i / i\ TOIL
/_
FOR HOME CANNING
VISIT
HOLLBEPG
QUART JARS 75c
I
) PINT JARS . 65c
1-GALLON JARS , $1.05
We Hove Tops, Rings, Jelly Glasses and
All Canning Supplies!
j
j . HOLLBERG HARDWARE
i COMPANY
PHONE 2233
s - HEAR
1/ E. D. RIVERS
W : J IN PERSON
E II! 1 i
AT
JACKSON COUNTY BUTTS
SATURDAY JUNE 4 8
3 P.M
MEET US AT THE
COURTHOUSE SQUARE
IF YOU CAN'T COME AND SHAKE HANDS WITH
GOVERNOR RIVERS - LISTEN TO YOUR RADIO
WSB 3 to 3:30
This space paid for by friends of E. D. Rivers, Georgia’s Next Governor
Jewels
$1 ,500,000 rAH OOfi VohIcIi VoniSh
>\mericanS ’ Blamed
frankfuRT, Germany.—(/P)
German royal jewels worth $1,-
500,000 vanished from a German
castle while it was in use as an
American officers club and an of
ficial announcement today hinted
that Americans were suspected cf
their theft.
, The House of Hess complained
that the family jewels had disap
peared from their storage plac" 1
of nearly two years In tor ha‘f
ment floor of Kronberg Castle a
bout 15 miles from Frankfurt.
TAX-EXEMPT
There is more than $4 600,900.
I 000 worth of tax-exempt property
I In New York City alone. The city
owns $3,400,000,000 worth of this.
whip the remainder is privately
owned.
>946
Youngsters
Given <JlYCn CaiYID V-Omp As Gift SJITE
DANVILLE, Vt. — dP)—A group
of Danville youngsters are convinc
ed that honesty is the best policy.
The boys and girls accidently
broke a plate-glass window in a
summer camp owned by Henry
Balivet, an executive cf the Dun-
V
it MAKE IT A MILLION!”
ENLIST IN A GRADE WITH
YOUR ARMY MOS
Army veterans who held certain
'■ A. GOOD JOB FOR VOU Military Occupational Specialties
O.S may reenlist in a grade commensu
Ifl rate with their skill and experience,
i provided they were honorably dis
■ CHOOSE THIS * charged on or alter May 12, 1945—
I- FINE PROFESSION' NOW 1 —and provided they reenlist before
July 1, 1946. Over three-quarters
of a million men have joined the
Post Office Bldg. new Regular Army already. MAKE
321 New IT A MILLION! Full facts are at any
Atlanta 3, Georgia Army Camp. Post or Recruiting
Station.
GENERAL
TIRES TUBES
Plenty of 6:00 x 16s
TRUCK AND TRACTOR TIRES
GRIFFIN MOTOR CO.
122 East Taylor St. Phone 4128
Across Street From Big Star
NEWTON BUILDING SUPPLY CO.
Successors To
Newton Realty & Investment Company
WE CARRY A
COMPLETE LINE OF
i PAINT
885 East Solomon Street Phone 2023
ville green wood works. When they
reported the break to Balivet, he
offered them the camp as a gift.
He stipulated that they put the
place fn repair at their own ex
pense by working at odd jobs.
| The underwriters Laboi utorles
have tested the safety characteristics
0 f more than 200,000 devices since
(he organization was set up in 189a.