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Wednesday, July 19, 1967
Griffin Daily News
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MASTER DUNCAN
Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Duncan
of 404 Springview drive, Grif
fin, announce the birth of a son
on July 18 at the Griffin-Spald
ing County Hospital.
LITTLE MISS GOODMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Goodman
of 808 Pamela drive, Griffin, an
nounce the birth of a daughter
on July 18 at the Griffin-Spald
ing County Hospital.
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Griffinites Attend
Music Conference
MONTEAGLE, Tenn. — Or
ganist, choirmasters and choris
ters from Griffin attending the
17th annual church music con
ference of the Sewanee Province
of the Episcopal Church at
Monteagle, Tenn., July 11-20 are
Mrs. James A. Mankin and Miss
Sara Glynn Crawford, both of
St. George’s Episcopal Church.
In attendance are 75 organists,
from 17 states.
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About Town
ROTARY CLUB
Quimby Melton, Sr., publisher
Os the Griffin Daily News, will
speak to the Griffin Rotary Club
at its Thursday meeting, held
at the Elks Club at noon. Dr.
Fielding Lindsey is program
chairman.
PRAYER MEETING
Evangelist Gertrude Cox will
be in charge of the Thursday
night prayer meeting at the Cal
vary Tabernacle Holiness Chur
ch on Richardson road, across
the railroad from Gray’s Super
market. O. F. East is pastor of
the church.
TEST BLASTS
WASHINGTON (UPI) —The
Defense Department will con
duct a month-long series of
underwater .explosions off the
Aleutians this summer in
connection with its efforts to
develop a detection system for
clandestine nuclear tests.
According to a Pentagon
announcement Monday, the
blasts—about 40 of 5 tons each
and one of 2,000 tons—will be
monitored by seismographs on
the ocean floor and compared
with data from an underground
nuclear test conducted on
Amchitka Island in October
1965.
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head of U.S. Marine in
South Vietnam as he pre
pares for a mission near
Khe Sanh. Unlike the
Indians, however, this war
rior’s headwear is designed
for camouflage, not decora
tion.
Body Found
In Atlanta
Apartment
ATLANTA (UPI) — Police
broke into an Atlanta apart
ment Tuesday and found the fa
tal results of an apparent room
mate brawl. Jim Futch, 27, a
pathology technician at Pied
mont Hospital was discovered
beaten to death and his room
mate was bleeding from multi
ple wounds.
The surviving roommate, Jim
Anthony Hall, was rushed to
Grady Hospital where Atlanta
police are holding him on an
open murder charge.
Authorities believe the fight
took place Saturday night, but
the bodies were not discovered
until friends went to the apart
ment Tuesday.
Hero Medal
Presented
To Georgian
PITTSBURGH (UPI)—A Dal
ton, Ga., man who died a year
ago attempting to save a teen
ager from drowning was post
humously awarded a bronze
medal by the Carnegie Hero
Fund Commission Tuesday.
Mrs. Johanna C. Inman Zach
ary of Dalton received the med
al for her former husband, Wil
liam K. Inman.
Inman drowned in Lake Chi
camauga on July 16, 1966, when
he dove from his houseboat in
an attempt to save a girl who
called for help while swimming
1,000 feet from shore.
The girl panicked during the
rescue attempt and both she
and Inman drowned.
Teamsters
Strike Ga.
Truck Line
ATLANTA (UPl)—The North
ern Freight Lines was struck
Tuesday in four Georgia cities
by Teamsters who want a lar
ger pay increase.
Strikers appeared Tuesday af
ternoon at Northern docks In
Atlanta, Gainesville, Toccoa and
Commerce. Approximately 60
workers are involved in the dis
pute.
The strike was authorized and
followed company failure to sign
a contract last April according
to a union spokesman. Since
then, the company had given
the strikers a raise, but the un
ion spokesman said It “wasn’t
enough.”
Negotiations were reported to
be under way between the strik
ers and the company.
Dundee Firemen
Answer Call
The Dundee Volunteer Fire
Department No. 1 answered a
call to a house fire this morn
ing at 2:05 to a house owned by
Sam Cobb at Mt. Zion Methodist
Campground at Zetella.
The house, which was not oc
cupied, burned to the ground.
Cause of the fire has not been
determined.
SUNSHINE ROOFING
COMPANY
215 South 3rd St.
Phone 227-2667
Free estimates. Next door to
Prichard’s Radiator Shop.
Large or small, we fix them
all.
Ray Rivers, Mgr.
Hospital
The following were admitted
to the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital Tuesday:
Mrs. Lizzie Coleman, Wilbert
Berry, Mrs. Diane Howell, Mrs.
Susie Chappell, Kim Mclntyre,
Mrs. Essie Giles, Mrs. Frances
Bunn, Clarence Green, Joe Con
nell, Mrs. Mattie Starley, Eddie
Turner, Mrs. Linda Stroud, Mrs.
Louise Thompson, Mrs. Henriet
ta Taylor, John Trice, the Rev.
Robert M. Lloyd, Mrs. Allie Bla
lock, Mrs. Lucile Cochran, Mrs.
Laverne Duncan, Mrs. Jackie
Goodman, Rhonda Hawkins,
Robert Hamil, Mrs. Louise Felt
man, Jerrell Marshall.
The following were dismissed:
Johnny Long, Sherwood Stap
leton, Mrs. Annie Padgett, Mel
vin Colquitt, Mrs. Rebecca Sl
ade, J. Hubert Adams, Timothy
Tyler, Jerry Dortch, Richard
Robertson, Jr.
Four Sessions
Os Day Camp
Remain At Park
There will be four sessions of
day camp remaining at the City
Park this summer. The day
camp is sponsored by the Grif
fin Community Center and Is un
der the supervision of Tommy
Murphy, a staff member of the
Center.
Registration is three dollars a
week or 75 cents per day. The
camp is open Monday through
Friday from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.
m. Each camper must bring a
sack lunch and drinks
will be furnished by the Recrea
tion Center.
Small Business
Loan Made To
Georgia Firm
WASHINGTON (UPI) — A
$500,579 loan was approved
Tuesday by the Small Business
Administration for the Lakeview
Industrial Development Co. The
money will be used by the
Lakeview Oil Co. in acquiring
land, making improvements,
constructing a building, and
purchasing equipment.
The loan was the 46th local
development loan granted to
Georgia projects this year by
the Small Business Administra
tion.
Mr. Hodges Os
Jackson Dies
JACKSON, Ga. — Mr. George
Leonard Hodges, 71, retired
hardware clerk, of Jackson
Hardware Company, was pro
nounced dead on arrival at the
Sylvan Grove Hospital this mor
ning.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs Minnie O’Neal Hodges: one
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Jordon of
Bowling Green, Fla.; two sis
ters, Mrs. W. A. Harrelson of
Barnesville, Mrs. Julia Harris
of Jenkinsburg; one brother,
B. K. Hodges, Sr., of Jackson;
one granddaughter and several
nieces and nephews also survive.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Thursday afternoon at 3
o’clock from the Worthville Bap
tist Church. The Rev. Ben Stone
will officiate and burial will fol
low in the Macedonia cemetery.
Haisten Funeral Home of Jack
son is in charge of arrange
ments
Catastrophy
The worst economic catastro
phy of modern times was the
depression, beginning in 1929. In
1932, 25 per cent of all workers
in the United States were unem
ployed, according to the Ency
clopaedia Britannica.
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Mrs. Fisher
Dies Tuesday
Mrs. Stella Gay Henderson
Fisher of 160 Melton street, wi
dow of Mr. Oliver Ellsworth Fis
her, Sr., died at noon Tuesday
at the Brightmoor Nursing
Home. She had been in declin
ing health for several months.
Mrs. Fisher was a member of
the East Griffin Baptist Church.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. John C. Campbell; three
sons, Oliver E. Fisher, Jr., Phil
Fisher, James Fisher, all of Gr
iffin; four grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Fisher will be conducted Thurs
day morning at 11 o’clock from
Haisten’s chapel. The Rev. S.
J. Wheeler and the Rev. Wal
lace Bell wilT officiate. Burial
will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Fisher’s body will remain
at Haisten Funeral Home.
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Sizes 2*12 SPORT COATS
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Age 9 mos. - size 4
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GRAB TABLE Bonnets and
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Slips - Shirts - Panties, etc. JLa W
SPECIAL TABLE OF SHOES now $2.00
Values to SIO.OO
ALL SALES CASH — ALL SALES FINAL
128 South Hill Street — Griffin, Ga.
Fire
Destroys Paint,
Body Shop
ATLANTA (UPI)—A fire par
tially destroyed the paint and
body shop of the Beauderay au
tomobile agency Tuesday, and
briefly threatened to explode
hundreds of containers of paint
thinner.
Th fire apparently started
when the motor on an exhaust
fan caught fire and whipped
flames throughout the shop area
and cinder block annex. There
were 14 cars in the shop area
at the time of the fire. Em
ployes drove six autos to safe
ty, but eight were destroyed.
There was no immediate es
timate of losses.