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Friday, May 28, 1966 Griffin Daily News
Burglars Botch lob In
Atlanta Burglary Try
ATLANTA (UPI) — Bumbling
burglars made two attempts be
fore gaining entrance to a
branch bank, then were forced
to flee when they accidentally
set off alarm bells and a movie
camera, police said today.
The burglars first attempted
to gain entrance through a bath
room window in the rear of the
Citizens and Southern Bank on
Stewart Avenue. Unsuccessful in
this effort, they tried another
i which yielded. Inside
window
the bank, they attempted to re
move the hinges of a walk-in
type safe, police said, but failed.
Next step in this frustrating
night for the yeggmen came
when they drove two large
screwdrivers into the lower cor
tier of the safe door. This set
,
off the bank alarm and also
activated movie cameras.
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Legals
LEGAL 935
GEORGIA, Spalding County.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All creditors of the Estate of
Dovie Ann Ferguson Brown, de
ceased, late of Spalding County,
Georgia, are hereby notified to
.render in their demands to the
undersigned according to law,
and all persons indebted to said
Estate are required to make im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This 17th day of May, 1966.
JOHN H. GODDARD,
Executor of Estate of
Dovie Ann Ferguson Brown,
Deceased.
LEGAL 929
GEORGIA, Spalding County.
To The Superior Court of Said
County:
The petition of Lena Del
homme, Gloria Clanton and
Eugene R. Simons, all of 1015
Title Bldg., Atlanta, Georgia,
shows:
I
Petitioners desire for them
selves, their associates, succes
sors and assigns to be incorpor
ated for a period of thirty-five
(35) years under the name and
style of Orchard Hill Wood Pre
serving, Inc.
II
The object of said corporation
is pecuniary gain to itsedf and its
stockholders and the general na
ture of the business to be trans
acted is that of buying, owning,
leasing, exchanging, selling,
manufacturing, processing or
otherwise dealing in timber,
lumber and various products
thereof; to engage In logging
and sawmill operations; to crwn,
lease and operate pole and lum
ber treatment and processing
plants; and engaging In any
other type of business which a
majority of its Directors may
deem necessary or Incidental
thereto.
in
The principal place of busi
ness shall be in Spalding Coun
ty. Georgia, with the privilege
of establishing offices and places
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NEW KITCHEN FAUCET
Swivels! Sprays! Aerates!
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ROBERT JONES
PLUMBING & HEATING
218 North 12th Street
Phone 228-1878
Talmadge Drive - In
Spring Special
Today, Saturday And Sunday
MILK SHAKES *4 PRICE
With Food Order
Jumbo Talmadge
HAM SANDWICH 45c
OPEN FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY TIL 10 P. M.
NORTH EXPRESSWAY 2 MILES NORTH OF
RACE TRACK AT LAKE TALMADGE
5
Police said all this sudden,
noisy activity apparently fright
ened tte burglars and they hur
riedly left the scene. When of
ficers arrived, they found three
crowbars, four large screwdriv
ers, a 3-17 inch punch, one 12
pound and one six-pound sledge
hammer.
Apparently nobody lost any
thing except the burglars.
But manager Thomas Thrailkill
said he would have to check to
make sure.
Cravey To Run
ATLANTA (UPI) — Former
Comptroller General Zack Gra
vey, 72, formally qualified as a
candidate for his old job today,
the first opposition for the in
cumbent, James Bentley.
ot business elsewhere.
IV
The capital stock of said cor
poration shall consist of sixteen
hundred (1600) shares of com
mon stock of the par value of
ten ($10.00) dollars per share,
with the privilege upon the ma
jority vote of the stockholders
to increase said capital stock to
an amount not to exceed one
hundred thousand ($100,000.00)
dollars, and to decrease the
same by a like vote to an
amount not less than one thou
sand ($1,000.00) dollars.
V
The amount of capital with
which the corporation shall com
mence business shall not be less
than ten thousand ($10,000.00)
dollars.
VI
The corporation shall have
the power to include in its by
laws any regulartory or restric
tive provisions relating to the
proposed sale, transfer or other
disposition of any of its out
standing stock by any of its
stockholders or in the event of
the death of any of its stock
holders. The manner and form,
as well as all relevant terms,
conditions and details hereol
shall be determined by the stock
holders of this corporation, pro
vided, however, that no such reg
ulatory or restrictive provision
shall affect the rights of third
parties without actual knowl
edge thereof, unless such pro
visions shall be plainly written
upon the certificate evidencing
the ownership of said stock.
VH
The corporation shall have
the right to make any purely ac
commodation guaranty, endorse
ment or contract or suretyship,
including the right to secure any
such obligation by any means
known to law, whenever author
ized by a majority of the Direc
tors at a meeting called for the
purpose, or by the unanimous
vote of the Directors at any
meeting where notice of the pur
pose of .he meeting is waived.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to
be incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid with all
rights, powers, privileges and
Immunities herein set forth or
which may be now or hereafter
granted to corporations of like
character by the laws of the
State of Georgia.
GRIZZARD AND SIMONS,
By Eugene R. Simons,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
ORDER
GEORGIA, Spalding County.
The foregoing application to
obtain a charter under the
name of Orchard Hill Wood
Preserving, Inc., having been
examined by me, and it appear
ing that the application is legit
imately within the purview and
intention of the laws of this
state, and that the name Is
available, the said application
is hereby granted, and the cor
poration is created tinder said
name with the rights, powers,
privileges and immunities pray
ed, and with the rights, powers,
privileges and immunities given
or which may be given by law
to corporation sof like character.
This 10th day of May, 1966.
JOHN H. MCGHEE, Judge,
Superior Court, Spalding County.
Hospital
The following patients were
admitted to the Griffin - Spald
ing Hospital Thursday:
Mrs. Ann Head, Debra Rigsby,
Albert J. Donald, Jack Teal, Y.
Z. Allen, Mrs. Gressie Steele,
Thomas Keel, Miss Birdie Mae
Cauthen, Mrs. Johnnie Foster,
Danny Oxford, Miss Louvenia
Miller, Paul Childres, Teresa
Mabry, Jerone Hayes, Mrs. Elo
ise Harrison, Mrs. Orsa Kate
Johnson, Mrs. Imogene Harri
son, Mrs. Dorothy Pyron, Mrs.
Ruby Ash, Mrs. Margaret Meeks
The following were dismissed:
Mrs, Alice Duke, Mrs. Oudia
Davis, G. Z. Graham, Larry
Chappell, Mrs. Dorothy McRan
ie and baby, Mrs. Frances El
liott, Robbie McGlocklin, Shirley
White, Mrs. Wanda Fallin, Mrs.
Myrtice Truett, Mrs. Mamie
Shavers, Gus Cardell, Mrs. John
nie Gardner, Mrs. Catherine
Goodman, Mrs. Bonnie Mavity.
Property
Transfers
The following property trans
fers have been recorded in the
office of Clerk F. P. Lindsey at
the Spalding County Courthouse:
R. P. Mask to William L. Ev
ans, a tract In the First Land
District; Sam E. Cobb and J.
Taylor Collier to Clyde P. Allen,
five acres in the First Land
District; Mary L. Pitts to Eu
gene Buckles, lot on Highway
19; George C. Gaissert to James
A. Dukes, 54 acres in the Second
Land District.
Harold Janney to Ronald Mas
sey, lot In Mathis Subdivision;
J. W. Greenway to T. S. Wilker
son, half interest in a lot on
Pickets drive; Mankin-Searcy
Enterprises to Danny J. and
Sherry G. Murphy, a lot on Pine
lea road; R. S. Mays to William
M. and Jimmie Lou Jeffcoat,
house and lot on Sherwood drive.
Carl Goddard to M. C. God
dard, house and lot on George
Circle; Kimsey R. Stewart and
Thomas E. Johnson to Murray
Brothers, Inc., lot on North Ex
pressway; Paul F. Sullivan to
G. M. Lansdell, house and lot
on Hamilton Boulevard; J. B.
Meredith to Stephen Meredith,
an acre on the Tomochichi road.
John W. McCullough to Nath
aniel H. Bailey, house and lot
on South 11th street; Charles
A. Huff to Douglas W. Moore,
lot in Avalon Subdivision.
Mrs. Norvell, 84,
Dies Thursday
Mrs. Cynthia Leola Johnson
Norvell, 84, of the Park Hill Ap
artments, died Thursday after
noon at the Griffin-Spalding Co
unty Hospital where she had
been a patient for a month.
Mrs. Norvell was a native of
Tallahoma, Tenn., coming to Gr
iffin four years ago to make her
home with her son and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norvell. She
was a member of the Church of
Christ.
In addition to her son, Carl
Norvell, she is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Julia Coates and
Mrs. Maude Woosley of Shelby
ville, Tenn.
Funeral services for Mrs. Nor
vell will be conducted Saturday
morning at 11 o’clock from the
chapel of Davies Culberson Fun
eral Home in Tullahoma, Tenn.
The Rev. Chester Hunnicutt will
officiate and burial will be in
Tullahoma.
Mrs. Norvell’s body was car
ried to Tullahoma this morning
by Haisten Funeral Home, who
made the funeral arrangements.
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Dr. Gutzke
Dr. Gutzke Is
Rally Speaker
Dr. Manford George Gutzke
will be guest speaker at the
Flint River Youth for Christ Ral
ly this Saturday night at 7:45 p.
m. The rally will be held at the
Stuckey building In Experi
ment.
Dr. Gutzke is a professor of
Bible and Christian Education
at Columbia Theological Semi
nary In Decatur, Georgia. In
addition to writing the books,
“Plain Talk About Christian
Words” and “Plain Talk On
Acts”, Dr. Gutzke has written
a large number of booklets dis
tributed through his radio pro
gram, “The Bible For You”.
Dr. Gutzke’s voice is heard in
the seminary classroom, over 52
radio stations in the United Sta
tes and abroad, in Youth re
treats, and from pulpits through
out the world as he travels about
on preaching engagements.
Mr. R. L. Seay
Dies Today
*
Mr. Roy Lee Seay, 51, of 1473
Riegel street, suffered a heart
seizure early this morning and
died at the Grlffin-Spalding Hos
pital three hours later,
Mr. Seay was a native of Tate,
Ga. He retired as a sergeant
March 31, 1962 after 21 years
service with the US Army Mili
tary Police in Europe, Korea
and the Occupation Army In
Japan.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Margaret Callahan Seay;
a son, Robert Lee Seay; his fa
ther, Fred Seay of Rome, Ga.;
his mother, Mrs. Susie Callahan
Seay of Marietta; a sister, Mrs.
C. B. Jones of Atlanta; two half
brothers and two half sisters al
so survive.
Funeral services for Mr. Seay
will be conducted Sunday af
ternoon at 3 o’clock in Haisten’s
chapel. Minister Evans McMul
len will officiate and burial will
be Monday in the National Ce
metery in Marietta with full mil
itary honors. Mr. Seay’s body re
mains at Haisten Funeral Home.
Damage Set At $25
In Wreck Thursday
Damage in an accident 2.2 mi
les north of Barnesville on U. S.
41 Thursday was estimated at
$25.
Norman Leroy Walton, 60, of
Orlando, Fla., and Rowland An
dred Radford, 66, of Atlanta,
were listed as drivers of cars
involved. One of the cars stop
ped for a school bus and the
other skidded into the back of
the stopped car.
State Patrol trooper J. T. King
investigated the mishaps.
• For Better
SHOES SHOP
Spalding Has
32.5 Percent
Of Bond Goal
Spalding County has reached
32.5 percent of its Savings Bond
goal for 1966. The goal for the
year is $150,000.
Sales through April were $48,-
742. Sales in the month of April
were $10,932, all for Series E
Bonds.
Savings Bonds sales in t h e
state through April accounted
for 34.6 percent of the goal. The
goal for the state is $55,200,000.
Sales for the year in the state
have totaled $19,124,952.
Counties surrounding Spalding,
their goals and percentages are:
Butts (Jackson), $75,000, 21.4
percent: Clayton (Jonesboro),
$1,300,000, 37.4 percent; Coweta
(Newnan and Senoia), $190,000,
48 percent; Fayette (Fayette
ville), $20,000, 27.7 percent; Hen
ry (Hampton and McDonough),
$200,000, 39.1 percent; Lamar
(Barnesville), $190,000, 34.1 per
cent; Meriwether (Woodbury),
$113,000, 35.9 percent; Monroe
(Forsyth), $50,000, 40 percent;
Pike (Zebulon), $50,000, 20.8 per
cent; Upson (Thomaston), $525
000, 39.2 percent.
About Town
GOSPEL SINGING
The Central Georgia Woman’s
Missionary Council will sponsor
a gospel singing at the East
Griffin Congregational Holiness
Church Saturday night at 7:30
p.m. There will be no admiss
ion charge, but contributions
may be given to the Central Ge
orgia WMC toward their project
in building a dormitory at Pirkle
Memorial Campground.
PIANO RECITAL
The piano pupils of Mrs. E. K.
Domingos will be presented in
recital on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
in the Cheatham Building of the
First Baptist Church.
BIBLE SCHOOL
The Providence Baptist Chur
ch will have Vacation Bible Sc
hool, beginning June 6-17, from
8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Prepa
ration Day will be Friday, June
3, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.
All children three through six
teen are invited to attend.
Are you the man who said,
“Pd get a Plymouth Fury
Silver Special,
if it were white”? ^
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our special car
at a special price -
a full-size Fury-in any one
of 5 colors.
Silver, white, or 3 shades of blue.
And still get all these extras
as standard equipment ••
• whitewalls • deluxe upper door moldings .Plymouth’s engine and drive train warranty: Chrysler Cottxv
ration warrants the following parts of its 1966 cars for time 5 years
• special wheel covers or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, during workmanship which will any
such parts proved defective in material or
blue, all-vinyl interior be replaced or repaired at a Chrysler Motors Corporation Au
• thorized Dealer, without charge for such parts or labor: engins
block, head and Internal parts, intake manifold, water pump,
What waiting for? transmission case and internal parts (except manual clutch),
are you torque converter, drive shaft, universal joints, rear axle and
differential and rear wheel bearings. These maintenance
A 5-year/50,000-mile warranty* on the parts services a-e required under the warranty—change engine replace oil
every 3 months or 4,000 miles, whichever comes first; filter
that keep going? oil filter every second oil change; clean carburetor air
you every furnish 6 evidence months and of this replace required it every service 2 years; to a Chrysler every 6 month* Motors
You get that too! Corporation Authorized Dealer and have him certify MCMOal
of such evidence and your car's mileage.
See your Dealin' Man at Plymoufhland
AUTHORIZED DEALERS ^CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION
SOUTHERN CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC.
124 E. TAYLOR STREET GRIFFIN, GA.
Ken Baker Wins
Pinewood Derby
Ken Baker won first place In
the pinewood derby held by
Cub Scout Pack 70 Thursday
night at Crescent School.
The pinewood derby is a race
of small cars, hand-carved from
pinewood on a 40 foot track.
Parky Wanstall was second
and Larry Smith, third. A1 Har
per was presented a prize for
the best racer made.
Harold “Gunslinger” Finch of
McDonough presented prizes to
the winners and put on a quick
draw show.
John Thomas was presented a
dinner bar. Ed Gilchrist was
presented a Bear Badge. David
Mann was presented a Gold
Arrow. Silver Arrows were pre
sented to Charles McKemie, A1
Harper and Doug Amick.
Mr. Scarbrough
Dies In Florida
Mr. Chesney Warren Scarbrou
gh of Green Cove Springs, Fla.,
formerly of Barnesville, died
Thursday in Green Cove Springs.
Graveside services will be con
ducted Saturday afternoon at 4
o’clock in Greenwood cemetery
in Barnesville with Dr. Howard
Ethington officiating. Haisten
Funeral Home of Barnesville Js
in cnarge of arrangements.
He is survived by his widow;
one daughter, Miss Judith Scar
brough of Tift College, Forsyth;
two sisters, Mrs. W. H. Morrow
of Barnesville, Mrs. Norman
Moore of Hampton; three bro
thers, Allen G. Scarbrough of
Albany, H. P. Scarbrough of
Warner Robins and D. W. Scar
brough of Barnesville.
$29,000 Stolen
HAPEVILLE, Ga. (UPI) —
Burglars broke into the Tri-City
Federal Savings and Loan As
sociation early today and made
off with $29,000. They left 60
cents.
Street Kornegay, vice presi
dent of the firm, said $11,000 of
the loot was in American Ex
press travelers checks.
He said the burglars entered
the building through a vent on
the roof. They used a chisel, he
said, to rip open the bottom por
tion of the vault door.
Kornegay added: “Someone
went through a hole no more
than nine inches wide to get in
side the vault.”
Court Reporter
Rob Suspect
In Atlanta
ATLANTA (UPI) — A 45-year
old former court reporter was
held today on a charge of rob
bing the Piedmont Federal Sav
ings and Loan Association of
$1,126.
Raymond J. Malloy was ar
rested at his northeast Atlanta
home soon after the robbery
Thursday. Officers traced a car
seen leaving the parking lot, ac
cording to Special Agent Joseph
Ponder of the FBI.
FBI agents also seized the
money and recovered a heavy
canvas Federal Reserve money
bad in which a tear-gas pellet,
placed in the bag taken by the
bandit, had exploded.
The robber entered the office
at a shopping center at about
10 a.m. and demanded money
from Robert Burns, assistant
vice president. Burns, standing
beside the teller’s cage, filled
up the bag with the money at
gunpoint.
LOANS
ON
• FURNITURE
• AUTOMOBILE
• REAL ESTATE
$10.00 to $2,500.00
UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY
CONFIDENTIAL — QUICK COURTEOUS SERVICE
SINCE 1938
DIAL 227-2561
gr;::in finance & thrift co.
G. R. ROBINSON, MGR.
Green Funeral
To Be Saturday
Funeral services for Mr. Ho
ward Taft Green of 830 Lane
street, will be conducted Satur
day afternoon at 2 o’clock from
the chapel of the Finch Funeral
Home at McCaysville, Ga. Bur
ial will be in the Hopewell Bap
tist Church cemetery near Mc
Caysville.
Mr. Green, an employe of Wil
lis Quick Tire Service, died of
a heart seizure Thursday morn
ing while at work.
Mr. Green’s body was car
ried to McCaysville this after
noon. Haisten Funeral Home
was in charge of plans.
F00DT0WN
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