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Jaycees Attempt
To Get Airport
For Hampton
The Hampton Jaycees are at
tempting to get an airport for
their city.
Officials of the Federal Avia
tion Agency will survey possi
ble sities in the Hampton area.
The group must decide if Hamp
ton has sites feasible for an air
port.
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dustry and Trade has reported
that airports on all sides of
Hampton are near capacity of
both landing and parking facili
ties.
First steps toward the airport
were taken when /mold Sharp
of the Georgia Department of In
dustry and Trade was speaker
at an open meeting. He showed
the film, ‘‘The Best Investment
We Ever Made,” Narrated by
Arthur Godfrey.
FAA recommends 3,500 feet of
runway on a lighted strip with
good approaches.
Should the FAA find a feasi
ble site, the City of Hampton and
Henry County could receive 60
percent federal and 25 percent
state financing of the project.
State financing is limited to
$25,000.
Stork Club
MASTER CAMPBELL
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Camp
bell of Route One, Milner, an
nounce the birth of a son on May
6 at the Grlffin-Spalding County
Hospital.
MASTER COLEMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley
Coleman of 227 West Chappell
street, Griffin, announce the
birth of a son on May 6 at the
Griffln-Spalding County Hospi
tal.
LITTLE MISS PARRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eugene
Parris of Park Hill Apartments,
Griffin, announce the birth of
daughter on May 6 at the Griffin
Spalding County Hospital.
MASTER GOIN
Mr. and Mrs. William Coin,
Jr. of 219 East Brooks avenue,
East Oriffln, announce the birth
of a son on May 6 at the Griffin
Spalding County Hospital.
MASTER HALL
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wayne
Hall of Route One, Griffin, an
nounce the birth of a son on May
7 at the Griffin-Spaldicg County
Hospital.
MASTER McCARD
Mr. and Mrs. Willie A. McCard
of Experiment announce the bir
th of a son on May 8 at the Grif
fln-Spalding County Hospital.
MASTER STEELE
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Floyd Steele
of Route Three, Griffin, announ
ce the birth of a son on May 8
at the Griffin - Spalding County
Hospital.
LITTLE MISS MASSEY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles David
Massey of 723 Randall street,
Griffin, announce the birth of a
daughter on May 8 at the Grif
fin-Spaldlng County Hospital.
Mrs. Brinkley
Dies Sunday
Mrs. Mattie Hill Brinkley of
108 Lucky street, wife of D. E.
Brinkley, died at the Griffin
Spalding Hospital late Sunday
afternoon. She had been a pat
lent there for the past 10 days,
Mrs. Brinkley was a native of
Lenoir City, Tenn. She had made
her home In Detroit, Mich., for
several years and moved to Qr
iffin 13 years ago. She was a
member of the Seventh Day Ad
ventist Church.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Betty Underwood of Grif
fin, Mrs. Jean Feck, Mrs. Jane
Schnabel, both of Detroit. Mich..
and Mrs. Hilda Chambers of
New York. N. Y.; three sons,
Jerome G. Brinkley of Griffin,
Ronald E. Brinkley of Donald
son, Tenn.. Lewis A. Brinkley of
Detroit, Mich.; 24 grandchildren
and eight great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Brinkley will be conducted Tues
day afternoon at 2 o’clock from
the chapel of Pittman Rawls Fu
neral Home. The Rev. John M.
Robbins will officiate and burial
will be In Oak Hill cemetery,
Mrs Brinkley’s body will remain
at Pittman Rawls ard friends
may visit the family at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Under
wood, 309 Mobley street.
Hospital
The following patients were
admitted to tl.e G. if fir - Spald
ing Hospital during the weekend:
John Nelms, Mrs. Kathleen
Hall, Mrs. Ruby Ash, Mrs. J.an
Jones, James Cheek, Miss Glo
ria Mann, Mrs. Mable Steele,
Mrs. France McCard, Mrs.
Joan Jackson, Mrs. Bertha Tay
lor.
Nelson Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Myrtlce Truitt, Mrs. Laura Har
rell, Mrs. Carolyn Womack, G.
Z. Graham, Frank Smith, Mrs.
Ellis Wright, Sandra Mobley,
Mrs. Loe’.te Massey, Mrs. Delph
ia Thomas.
W. F. Leach, Mrs. Abbie
Burns, Mrs. Marilyn English,
Mrs. Johanna Baker, Mrs. Mar
tha Francis, Mrs. Betty Wooten,
Mrs. Dorothy Klmbrel, Mrs.
Martha Rooks, Mrs. Mary Jo
Williams, Mrs. Joyce Ogletree,
Mrs. Katie Blankenship, Robert
Carter.
The following were dismissed;
Mrs. Lurline Clark, J. I. Hub
bard> Mrs . Mary RuUl Hanson
and baby _ Ray Murphy, Mrs.
Voni Mobley, Bobby Baugh, Ja
mes Vaughn, Mrs. Ina Griggs,
Charles Killingsworth, Mrs. Az
zie Blandenburg.
Julius Mathews, Mrs. R e b a
Williams, Mrs. Nellie Harmon,
Michael Dearing, Mrs. Mattie
Claspell, Miss Carolyn Brooks,
Judy Smith, Horace Moore, Mrs.
Ruth Skinner, Gene Brown.
Ray Thomas, Erwin Morris,
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Miss Lln
da Crowder, Roy Greer, Albert
Harrison, Glenn Riggins, Mrs.
Hilda Watson, Alton Montgo
mer V- Maynard Hill, John Nel
ms -
About Town
ABC CLUB
Jerry Jones, state co-ordina
tor for the John Birch Society,
will be the guest speaker at the
Tuesday meeting of the Amerl
can Business Club at 12:30 p.m.
at the Elks Club.
KXCIIANGE CLUB
A film, ’’Meet the Braves”,
will be shown at the Tuesday
meeting of the Griffin Exchange
Club at noon at the Elkg chlb
L. B. Hopkins has arranged for
tills showing of the Atlanta “Bra
ves” baseball team.
ORRS FTA
The Orrs FTA will hold 11 s
May meeting at . the Spald ng Ju- ,
nlor High School auditorium at
7:30 p.m. Installation of officers
will be held and 1 a musical pro
will be presented by the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades.
Mrs. Martha Murphy and Miss
Sallie Taylor, retiring teachers,
will be honored also. All parents
and other Interested persons are
i nv ited.
REVIVAL
Revival services will begin to
night at Calvary’s Tabernacle,
located on Richardson street.
Evangelist Bonnie Lson will be
the guest speaker each evening
a t 7 ; 3 o p m Th e R ev. Otis East
ls pastor
REVIVAL
Evangelist John F. Moore of
Augusta will conduct revival
services this week at the Pente
costal Holiness Church on North
14th street. Services begin at
7:30 p.m. each night. The Rev.
Fred Kendrick is pastor.
MOOSE LODGE
The Griffin Lodge of Moose
will meet Tuesday night at 8
o’clock with the new officers
conducting the business of the
lodge.
VA Receives
Applications For
School Benefits
Veterans Administration forms
for applying for educational be
nefits provided by Public Law
89-358, the Veterans Readjust
ment Benefits Act of 1966, have
been received at the Griffin field
office, Georgia Department of
Veterans Service, 218 Meriweth
er street.
Separation papers (DD Form
214, Honorable Discharge) and
other pertinent official records
must be attached to the applica
tion.
Veterans who have served af
ter January 31, 1965, continu
ously for 181 days or more are
eligible to participate in the edu
cational program. They are enti
tled to a month of educational
benefits for each month of ac
tive service up to a maximum
of 36 months.
Personnel of the Griffin office
will assist veterans in process
ing the applications.
F00DT0WN
Lucky Register
Tope Numbers
for Saturday
2363 , 9660 , 1618
for Sunday
1886 , 3132 , 626
Must be claimed 3 days
after purchase.
Griffin Daily New*
Barineau Wins
Horse Show Trophy
Johnny Barineau of Griffin ac
cumulated 60 points in the
River Saddle Club Horse Show
Saturday and was presented the
youth high point trophy.
Jim Honeycutt was the high
point adult rider with 42 points.
He also was presented a trophy.
Deborah Williams was runner
up in the youth division of the
show with 30 points. The youth
trophies are presented to
ers 14 and under.
Winner of the runner-uo spot
in the adult division was Dock
Clark of Griffin with 41 points.
The adult division Is for riders
15 and over.
First place winners in the
show’s 22 classes were;
Shetland pony class, Chuck
Dlx, Griffin; lead line, Kaye
Landrum, Griffin; pleasure
cla*s, Merrill Neel, Brooks; wal
king pleasure, James Stewart,
Douglasvllle; equitation. David
Landrum, Griffin; pleasure
Jenkinsburg Man
Killed In Wreck
A Jenkinsburg man was kill
ed and a Oriffintt* injured in ac
cidents investigated by the Grif
fin State Patrol Sunday.
The dead man was listed as
Henry Grady James, 60, of Jen
kinsburg.
He was killed when the 1962
model car he was driving went
Mr. James
Killed In Wreck
JACKSON, Ga. — Mr. Henry
Grady James, 60, of Jenkinsburg
was fatally Injured Sunday mor
ning when the automobile in whi
ch he was driving struck a tree
in Jenkinsburg.
Mr. James was a salesman
and was a member of the Jenk
insburg Methodist Church.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Sara Frances James; a
daughter, Mrs. Carolyn St. An
gelo of Quincy, Mass.; a son,
Jerry James of Jenkinsburg;
two sisters, Mrs. George Ingram
of Jackson, Mrs. Cora Singley
of Locust Grove; three brothers,
Cliff James of Locust Grove,
Ernest James of Holly Hill, Fla.
and Franklin James of Junction
City, La.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Tuesday morning at 11
o’clock from the Jenkinsburg
Methodist Church. The Rev.
Don Harp will officiate and bur
ial will be In the church ceme
tery. Haisten Funeral Home In
Jackson Is in charge of plans.
Griffinite’s
Sister Dies
GREENVILLE, S. C. — Miss
Mary Sheppard Wilburn of 46
Westview avenue Northgate,
Greenville, S. C., died early
Monday morning at a Greenville
Hospital after several months of
declining health.
She was born in Converse, S.
C., a daughter of Mrs. Helen
Smith Wilburn and the late Mr.
Janies J. Wilburn. Miss Wilburn
was chief clerk In the Federal
Probation Office In Greenville.
She studied law at Furman Uni
versity and was admitted to the
South Carolina State bar. She
was a member of the Buncombe
Street Methodist Church in
Greenville where she was an ac
tive member of the Greenville
Young Woman’s Christian Asso
ciation, having served several
times on the board of directors.
Surviving in addition to h e r
mother are two sisters, Mrs. Ge
orge E. Fogle, Jr., of Griffin,
Miss Elizabeth Wilburn of
Greenville; three brothers, B.
R. Wilburn, H. W. Wilburn, both
of Greenville, and P. H. Wilbom
of St. Petersburg, Fla.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Tuesday afternoon at 4
o’clock from the Mackey Mortu
ary with the Rev. Harlan Wil
son, Jr., officiating. Burial will
be in the Woodlawn Memorial
Park. The family requests that
flowers be omitted.
Sgt. Cook Home
For Funeral
Sgt. Donald N. Cook arrived
home Sunday on an emergency
leave from Viet Nam, to attend
the funeral of his father, William
Melvin Cook, which was held
Sunday from the chapel of Dick
son Funeral Home in Jonesboro.
Burial was in Oak Hill ceme
tery in Griffin.
Sgt. Cook is the grandson of
Mrs. Audrey Bannister of Grif
fin.
Griffin Hospital Care
Association, Inc.
Sponsored and approved by
Griffin * Spalding County
Hospital. Paid since Jan.
1st 1965 claims ia the
amount of $206,589.08.
2
class, Phil Donehoo, Willtemson.
Walking horses and conies,
Bobby Holley, Griffin; racking
class, Helen Broughton, Conley,
Ga.; women’s pleasure class,
Frances Farrar, Griffin: horse
manship, western, Johnny Bari
neau, Griffin; western pleasure,
Jim Hall, Morrow.
Western pleasure, 14 and un
der, Susan Honeycutt; women’s
barrel race, Pat Wallace. War
ner Robins; children’s barrel
race, Johnny Barineau, Griffin;
men's barrel race, Jim Honey
cutt; children’s pole bending,
Johnny Barineau, Griffin.
Pole bending, all ages, J i m
Honeycutt; pick-up race, Johnny
Sherwood, Griffin; children
stake race, Johnny Barineau,
Griffin; stake race, all ages,
Johnny Sherwood, Griffin; hat
race, Bubba Williams, Fairburn;
pony express, all ages, Donnie
Conner, Griffin.
out of control and hit a tree on
Oak street in Jenkinsburg. His
death was attributed to a rup
tured liver and massive hemorr
haging.
He was a Salesman.
Troopers said the car he was
driving went out of control,
crossed the left lane and crash
ed into the tree.
Damage to the car was esti
mated at $300.
Ernest Oscar McGee of 759
Meriwether street, Griffin, suf
fered broken ribs and abrasions
In an accident 1.4 miles north of
Milner on U. S. 41.
Troopers said the car he was
driving went out of control and
overturned.
Damage to the car was esti
mated at $600.
Dave W. Hardeman of 105 Ma
rie street, Forest Park, and Wil
liam R. Dabney of Stockbridge
were listed as drivers of cars
involved in an accident seven
tenths of a mile north of McDon
ough on Georgia 42.
Troopers estimated damage
to the two cars at $350.
Five cars were Involved In an
accident five miles north of Cul
loden In Monroe County on U. 8.
341 at Rock Quarry road.
Drivers of cars involved were
listed as Mary S. Wilkeraon of
Knoxville, Tenn., Elton J. Ellis
of Decatur, Elizabeth Jean Flet
cher of Tifton, Willie Lee Smith
of Atlanta and Henry Allen Ec
ker of Dayton, Ohio.
Damage to the cars In the
chain-reaction accident was es
tlmated at $885.
Monday, May 9, 1966
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for Saturday
2363 , 9660 , 1616
jfor Sunday
1886 , 3132 , 626 i
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Griffinite’s Red China
Brother Dies
THOMASTON, Ga. — Mr. Continued from page one
Johnnie R. Garrett, 51, of 349 ment in Viet Nam as well as
South Main street, Thomaston, East-West conflict and disar
died early Monday morning at mament. i
the Upson County Hospital. The first Red Chinese test
Funeral services will con- conducted from a tower.
ducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 was
As in the previous blasts, it
o'clock from the East Thomas- expected the latest atomic
ton Baptist Church. The Rev. E. was
explosion would release radioac
C. McDaniel will officiate, as- tive fallout over China and
sisted by the Rev. John Presley. other nations in the F'r East.
Burial will be in the South View When Peking exploded Its
cemetery. first atmic bomb in 1964, the
Mr. Garrett is survived by his Communist govern
widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Parker Chinese that it would
Garrett of Thomaston; a son, ment pledged first to
Garrett of Thomaston; never be the use
Lamar nuclear weapons In a war.
four sisters, Mrs. Hardy Hanson, France, which has exploded
Mrs. Thurman Reeves, Miss nuclear weapons, and
Emma Garrett, all of Thomas- five did not sign
Otis Cain of Griffin; Communist China
ton. Mrs. the Geneva test Ban Treaty
three brothers, William Garrett, prohibiting the explosion of
Alfred Garrett and Victory Gar- weapons above the
rett, all of Danburg, Ga.; and nuclear
one granddaughter. ground.
Pasley-Fletcher Funeral Home
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