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Quimby Melton,
Publisher
Almanac
For
Griffin
By United Press Internationa!
Today is Monday, July 17, the
198th day of 1967 with 107 to
follow.
The moon is between its first
quarter and full phase.
The morning star is Saturn.
The evening stars are Venus
and Mars.
Born on this day in 1674, was
British clergyman and hymn
writer Isaac Watts.
On this day in history:
In 1862, President Lincoln was
given the power to conscript
men between 18 and 45 into the
Union Army for nine months.
In 1936, the Spanish Civil War
began when Gen. Francisco
Franco led army troops against
the government.
The 1948, Southern Democrats
from 13 states organized a
States’ Rights party to oppose
the Truman - Barkley ticket.
They decided on a ticket of
Strom Thurmond and Fielding
Wright.
In 1955, Arco, Idaho, a town
of 1,300 people, became the first
community in the world to
receive all its light and power
from atomic energy.
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God shall bring every work
into judgment, with every sec
ret thing, whether it be good, or
whsther it be evil. (Ecclesias
tes 12:14)
PRAYER: Father help us to
choose wisely what we allow to
influence our lives. Guide us in
forming our attitudes and mak
ing our commitments. May we
cultivate that which will last
throughout eternity. For Jesus’
sake. Amen.
Thought For Today
A thought for the day—
Roman orator Marcus Tullius
Cicero once said: “If you aspire
to the highest place it is no
disgrace to stop at the second,
or even tire third,”
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Bill Knight, Executive Editor
editorials]
Griffarea
If you wonder what “Griffarea” is, that’s exactly what
we’d like for you to do. You’ll be seeing a lot more of the
new word. The editorial in this space Thursday will tell
you what it is.
What To Do If You
See A Bank Holdup
Did you ever wonder what you’d do if you were in a
bank while it was being robbed?
Chances are you never will be. We don’t anticipate a
bank robbery to add to Griffin’s already overloaded list
of crimes. Furthermore, the odds are against it. It is esti
mated that about 2,000 people will witness a real bank
holdup in America this year. Considering all the millions
of Americans there are, you very likely will never see one.
But if you do, a recent United Press International article
had some advice for you. Here it is, and if you like this sort
of thing you can practice up as you witness phoney holdups
re-run on summer teevee.
First of all, cool it. That’s the best thing. Acting rashly
reduces your effectiveness as a witness. It can even help
the criminal.
Don’t take chances. Obey the bandit, but do it slowly.
He’s trying to beat the clock as well as the bank and time
works against him.
Make a mental note of the robber’s description. How
much taller or shorter is he than you? (Most people we’ve
talked to after they’ve had a gun pulled on them describe
the villian as a big man, a great BIG man. Staring at the
hole in a gun does play tricks on your eyes.) Line him up
with a fixed object such as a teller’s window.
Be on the lookout for outstanding physical character
istics. Does he have a scar? Any tattoos? What color hair,
eyes? What’s he wearing? How does he walk?
Suppose there are two bandits. Just concentrate on de
scribing one.
Try to notice if the bandit is armed. Is he carrying a
weapon? Is it an automatic or a revolver? Did he drop any
thing?
If you see the bandit touch anything, remember it. Tell
the bank officials about it later so that possible fingerprints
are not disturbed until they are checked.
If it’s possible, try to memorize the license number and
description of his car. Check the direction of the car.
As soon as the bandit flees, don’t discuss the incident
until police arrive. If you do, it could confuse you.
When you do talk to investigators, tell them each and
every detail you can recall. What may seem unimportant to
you may be a significant clue for them.
♦ Guest Editorial ♦
Indian Springs
State Park
JACKSON PROGRESS - ARGUS
It has been the good fortune of the writer to visit many
state and a few national parks over the length and breadth
of our nation. I do not recall having seen any building ex
ceeding in beauty and practicality th# combination bath
house, concession and patio at Indian Springs State Park
that overlooks the lake and beach.
It is a handsome structure, efficiently arranged, almost
functionally perfect. The sand beach is lovely in its pristine
whiteness and is widely used by young and old, tourists as
well as local folks.
With the attractive and spacious group camp opened last
year across the lake, Indian Springs is proving to its thou
sands of visitors weekly why it is not only Georgia’s oldest
park but perhaps its most popular.
Another facility at Indian Springs Park which we under
stand is second to none is the camping area which draws
rave praise from knowledgeable campers the country over.
The camp area is kept clean and in meticulous order by
Park Superintendent Frank McMichael and his staff. Their
friendliness is infectious and tourists go away singing the
praise of the. warm and cordial reception accorded them
by Mr. McMichael and his hard-working crew.
Don’t penalize yourself by the mistaken idea that you’re
too close to Indian Springs State Park to enjoy its superior
facilities. After all, people drive thousands of miles to visit
there.
Chuckling
With Ye Editor
A person with something really worth bragging about
doesn’t have to.
••• • •
“A contract is a document whose fine print will give you
a surprise if you read it, and an even bigger surprise if you
don’t.’’ — Willowdale, Ont., Enterprise
••• • •
Signs of the times: Prices go up; hemlines go up; eye
brows go up.
Quimby Melton, Jr.,
Editor
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“Hey, man! Where’s tha
‘freakout,’ tonight?”
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Forty Minutes
I am a church member, but
ear pastor preaches about 40
minutss on Sunday monring, and
I get so nervous for I know my
family likes their Sunday din
ner on time. Why can’t minis
ters confine their remarks to a
given time, and let the people
out on time? T.O.
I heard of an Oriental girt who
married an American service
man, and she attended his chur
ch. Someone asked her how she
liked the service. She said: “I
found it interesting. I have seen
people worship many objects,
but it’s the first time I ever saw
people worship the clock on the
church wall. During the sermon
they all watched the clock with
adoring eyes, and then when the
two hands got together on the
figure twelve, they all closed
their eyes and prayed, and then
the service was over. I've never
seen clock-worshippers before."
I am sympathetic with your
family’s desire for a punctual
Sunday dinner, but don’t you
think it’s a little ridiculous to
demand that the service be re
stricted to ope hour, not a mo
ment more, when that is the
only time during the week, just
60 short minutes, when your
mind is instructed in the things
of God, and your soul is nourish,
ed? The same people who object
to the minister going five minu
tes overtime, can watch televis
ion for four hours without com
plaining in the least. The Bible
has a verse that is appropriate:
“Where your treasurer is, there
will your heart be also."
‘Quotes’
By United Press International
WASHINGTON—Secretary of
State Dean Rusk, asked by a
member of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee if he
thought it a wise policy to
continue selling arms to the
Arabs and Israelis, replied:
"Yes, I do.”
NEWARK, N.J.—Mayor Hugh
J. Addonizio, commenting on
the third night of violence in
riot-tom Newark:
“It was worse in some
respects and better in some
respects,”
SAIGON — UPI cameraman
Peter Larkin, commenting on a
group of young Air Force men
with whom he shared a bunker
during the shelling of the U.S.
airbase at Da Nang by
Communist rockets:
“Some of them had been to a
party just a few minutes before
and all of them were scared to
death."
WORLD ALMANAC
FACTS
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A camel does not store
water in its hump, says The
World Almanac. The
camel’s ability to go for
days without taking a drink
is due to body tissues that
can store and conserve
water.
Copyright © 1967,
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