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408 South Hill Street Phone 227-4115
SOUTH SIDE 632 WINDY HILL ROAD - Old brick, 3 bedroom, 2 full
baths, living room with 'AAI a I carpeting, paneled den,
NO. 12 TERRACEDALE — Concrete block, II story home large built-in kitchen, S OULD Jrch > patio and storage
with 3 bedrooms, bath, living room, kitchen and dining area, house. $22,500
Carport. Beautiful flowers. $ , BIEZE STREET — Neat frame, 3 bedroom home on
202 SYLVAN LANE - Brick and frame home with 3 bed- ,ot ' Cera^ c tile batb ’ J™** Cen ‘ ra !
.v. ...uv living-dining room, kitchen, carport. Full basement with
rooms, 2 full tu « baths, forced air heat. Eivta g' an th bath pi ayro<)ni d en and utility room. Only 317,500.
dining room, kitchen, carport and storage room. Only 2 •r , » j j >
blocks from Third Ward School. $15,800 WEST SIDE
805 HILLCREST AVENUE — 3 bedroom brick and frame, 1333 GREENVIEW DRIVE (Evergreen) — Brick, 3 bed-
2 full ceramic tile baths. Living-dining room with fireplace, rooms, ceramic tile bath, forced air heat. Kitchen with
kitchen and breakfast room. Family room, utility room, cov- built-in oven and range, AAi |h m, dining room, carport
ercd patio. Wooded lot. $19,500 and utility room. Tremenc'QijLU ;es. $2,600 down, assume I
5 3-4% loan. No closing costs. Payments sllO including taxes
SOUTH 6TH STREET — Frame 6 rooms, 2 baths, floor sum- and insurance. $15,500
ace heat. Within walking distance o ftown. Large front ...
t . h $12,500 AN N STREET — (Proposed Construction) 3 bedroom brick,
living room, kitchen - dining area, ceramic tile bath, car-
««. j — it IPort and storage room. FHA financing, $350.00 down, $350.00
726 SPRINGER DRIVE — Frame 3 bedrooms, living room -
j, . .. .. 114 l »- 4(1 faaii closing costs. $71.48 plus mlxcs nnd insur<uicc. sll,t)OU
dining room combination, kitchen, ceramic tile bath, full ° ’
daylight basement with built-in brick bar and family room, WINONA DRIVE — Brick home, 2 bedrooms, living room,
and bedroom and 1 bath in basement. $14,750 dining room, kitchen and large carport. Permanent stairs
leads to upstairs playroom or additional bedroom. A nice
546 SOUTH HILL STREET — A beautiful remodelled old patio around small swimming pool. SII,OOO
home with carpeting throughout. First floor; living room, ... „. Mlvrnwn M .
dining room, parlor, guest room, butler’s pantry, built-in « A^° NR HL n Ti . f
kitchen & large ceramic tile bath & dressing room, a cherry room ’ dinin « room > “OULU den. Deep wooded lot
panelled den, 1 bath and utility room and maid bath com- $6,000
bination. Second floor; 4 bedrooms and sewing room or WILLIAMSON ROAD —1 acre with 2 homes, one brick, 2
office, large ceramic bath and dressing room. A 3-room bedrooms, living room, kitchen with built-in oven and range
guest house in rear. Shown by appointment only. $44,000. and nice cabinet. One frame, 3 bedrooms, 11 baths, living
room and kitchen, garage. One of the largest oak trees in
815 McLAURIN AVE. — Frame 3 bedrooms, living room, Spalding County gives excellent shade. $15,000
— 'SOLD^ e a “. &
EAST COLLEGE STREET - Brick veneer, 3 bedrooms, 2 631 NORTH 16th - Good 5 room and bath frame house in
baths, living room, den, dining and kitchen combination, expanding commercial area. Interior in good shape, exterior
Complete built-in kitchen. Full daylight basement, double ’feeds some repair. $6,000
carport. This house Is In excellent neighborhood, Third Ward . „. t J
School area $22 700 1328 PLEASANT DRIVE - Frame 2 bedrooms, living room,
kitchen and dining urc * l QA| linage. Neat lawn and
211 LARAMIE ROAD — Brick, 5 bedrooms, 21 baths, living- Bhn,bs ’ OULU $9,500
dining room combination, kitchen with built-in oven, surface 625 NORTH 18TH STREIqai le 4 room and bath home,
unit and dishwasher, with breakfast area, den, laundry room Needs repairs. vULU $2,500
and carport. Located on wooded lot in excellent neighbor
hood. $27,000 NORTH SIDE
634 SOUTH 6TII STREET - Large frame home, can be re- , CORNER NOR ™ 9 ™ “J? “ 5 rM “ a " d ba ‘ h
novated for two-family dwelling. Excellent section. Rental f™" 10 h °”t D°" COn,er ’
property now is good Investment. $9,500 h,story at th,s locat,on ’ SB,OOO
SOUTH HILL STREET — 2 story frame, 4 apartment dwell- 1460 BEATTY STREET - 2 bedrooms, den (or three bed-
ing in nice residential section. House in good condition on rootns ) living room, d ini QA| A kitchen. In nice esta-
deep lot. $23 500 bHshetl neighborhood. OULU SII,BOO
1526 SPRING VALLEY CIRCLE — Neat 3 bedroom home,
1129 SKYLINE DRIVE — Brick and frame, split-level sea- ceramic tile bath, living-dining room combination. Large
turlng 4 bedrooms, 3 ceramic tile baths, living room, dining kitchen with built-in oven and range and breakfast, utility
room, large kitchen (built-in oven, range and dishwasher) room and carport. $15,900
and breakfast area, panelled den, playrooms, inside utility
room, double carport, Moot chain link fenced backyard. SUNNY S,DE “ Neat 2 bcdroom frame home. Living room,
$34 500 kitchen, concrete block garage, fenced, shady backyard.
’ $7,500
518 BROOK CIRCLE — Brick veneer home on heavily wood
ed lot. Three bedrooms, two ceramic tile baths, living-dining PICKENS STREET (Off West Vineyard Road) — Neat 3-bed
room combination, kitchen and panelled den with fireplace. room frame home on 100 x 200 ft. lot. Living room, kitchen
Large tiled screened porch. Beautiful shrubs. $27,500 and dining room combination, concrete front porch, large
914 MAPLE DRIVE - Exclusive neighborhood, beautiful 3 Storage hoUSe ,n ExcC,,ent COndUi ° n ’ ’ lo ’ ooo
bedroom frame home with 2 full ceramic tile baths. Living 718 NORTH HILL — Brick, 4 bedroom, 2 baths, living room,
room with fireplace, formal dining room, den, kitchen, per- dining room, kitchen, screened porch. Nice share trees and
manent stairs to floored attic. Attic fan, central heat and air garage. FHA financing. SI,OOO down, approximately $lO9 a
conditioning. Wooded lot, fine shrubs. $29,500. month.
LOTS
ETHRIDGE MILL ROAD - Want out with elbow room? ? ROOK . LANE - Beautiful wooded lot, excellent location.
Excellent building lots only 11 miles from town. 150’ front- 113 R ‘ frontage ’ ft ’ de I’ !h - $5,600
age, 210’ depth. $1,400 Each !* INE AY ? I 1 U 1 E ~. (West off U \ S ’ 19 South) ~ Beautiful
level wooded lot, city water and gas. $2,000
ACREAGE
200 ACRES beautiful land on East Side of county with lake PIKE COUNTY - Only 6 miles from Griffin — 102 acres of
A P proxin,ately I ' 7s ’. waoded farm land and pine woods, good lake site, 4 room and bath
(SIO,OOO value in saw timber.) Balance of land under cultiva- . ~n . ... . , u j
tlon acre home — 240 ft. drilled well, 3 chicken houses ready for thou-
sands of laying hens. An excellent opportunity for the right
REHOBOTH ROAD — Frame, 6 rooms, good well. 5 acres of man.
land. No bath but back enclosed room available for installa- * ’
Mon - $6,900 Highway 19 South (Zeb mi - 47.3 beautifully wooded
PATTON ROAD -50 acres of fenced pasture and wood- ac ? s tb a natural la ollLU ls ls Spalding County land
lands. Two good lake sitesAai a letely remodeled 3 bed- and wUI ** very c ® nv «uent to uie new 41 by-pass highway,
room home. OULU $24,500 $28,500
REHOBOTH ROAD — 5 room and bath frame home nestled WALKER MILL ROAD — Near Orchard Hill. 49 acres of
among large oak trees. Hardwood floors, fireplace in living wooded land tremendous pine trees. Perfect spot for week
room. Concrete front porch. 2 acres of land. $8,900 end hideaway. $10,900
COMMERCIAL OR INVESTMENT
E ' ST 0R^ YREET ~~ Air conditioned brick and block offices, warehouse on street level floor. Repair shop under
office building. Full basement. Lot Is 50’ x 210’ with paved neath, off street parking in rear. $52 500
off-street parking pad. $13,500
52.5 FT. WEST TAYLOR STREET — Has access to 13th WEST BROAD AT NORTH 12TH STREET — Property with
street. Good Investment property. Price $16,500 2 renlabte houses and paved road frontage on 3 sides. Com-
mercial zoning moving in this direction. Buy this valuable
106 NORTH HILL STREET — Excellent commercial loca- comer and wait for imminent enhancement. SIO,OOO
tlon, fronting 160’ on North HUI and 235’ on Tinsley. .
$35 000 CATHOLIC CHURCH PROPERTY — Located at the corner
’ of North Hill and West Chappell streets. Ideal for small
7.9 ACRES ON BOYD ROW — Near Future U. S. 41 — Has church needing to expand. Rectory and sanctuary in good
3 rental units and rolling hills. Sewage and water to pre- condition. Comer lot Is 105’ by 160’, and the Inside lot is
P«rty. stt,WO 52.5’ x 210’. $85,000
BOYD’S ROW — Concrete block, triplex, all 3 apartments MERIWETHER STREET - Excellent building location with
new y painted, now renting $12.50 per week each. Good frontage on 2 paved streets. 150’ of width and the lot is street
nves nun . $7 000 leve |. p resen yy a good> house on the front port-
N. 6TH STREET —At overhead bridge. Building with ion * $25,000
6000 sq. fU sturdy, can be X story and subdivided. 290 ear
parking lot in front. 1207 LAKE AVENUE — Large comer lot 160 x 200 ft. with
frame 5 room and bath home, concrete garage and storage
EAST SOLOMON STREET — Modem glass front, air con- house. Garage apartment. Vacant comer lot. All for only
ditioned, concrete block store building. Spacious sales area, $14,000
Is your home too small or too large? WE WILL TRADE you into any of the above.
Also, we handle all types of VA, FHA, or Conventional loans plus second mortgages, if necessary. Call us—
No obligation, no high pressure selling.
Bart Searcy, Jr. Scott Searcy Dora Jane Smith Jim Murray
227-6803 227-9330 227-2445 228-1330
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The Motors Are in the Road...
Visitors to Disneyland’s new edition of “Tomorrowland” ride on a
new concept of mass transportation: the “People Mover. The Good
year-designed system is an outgrowth of its earlier belt-type trans
portation systems and the “WEDway,” a Walt E. Disney Enterprises
development. Entering the ride “hole in the doughnut” style, passen
gers step from moving, escalator-like belts to a stationary circular
platform, and from it to the outer ring of the “doughnut.” a moving,
90-foot-diameter ring. It, in turn, is synchronized with the speed of
arriving trains. Motors at intervals in the roadway drive wheels which •
make contact with the bottoms of the cars, boosting them at times to
7 m.p.h. all along the 3 /4-mile route of indulating track through
“Tomorrowland.’' Commercial uses in the future are envisioned in
shopping centers, airport terminals, short transfer-type subway hops.
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Passengers for “People Mover cars, right, step from a moving, 90-
foot-diameter ring on which they’re standing, into the cars. Ring
moves at a sedate, synchronized-with-the-cars m.pJu
Youth Crusade
Planned Here
The Griffin Youth Crusade
will be held August 27 through
September 2 at the First Baptist
Church.
Evangelist Gerry Craft of Fort
Hospital
The following were admitted
to the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital Thursday:
Stephen Chambers, Walter Ad
cock, Mrs. Janice Bentley, Mrs.
Annie Calloway, Mrs. Annie
Mitchell, Mrs. Evie Lee Simon
ton, Mrs. Darlyne Ward, Betty
Fambro, James Fields, Kriss
Callahan, Beth Weldon, Mrs.
Merle Greer, Richard Spoon,
Karen Graham, Mrs. Nancy
Kelley, Mrs. Grace Gibbs, Mrs.
Anne Pass, Mrs. Nancy Butler,
Mrs. Jewell Harper.
The following were dismissed:
Mrs. Pat Stephens, Mrs. Ann
Edwards, Miss Mary Duke, Jer
rell Marshall, Mrs. Eula Mayo,
Mrs. Lula Hill, Mrs. Mae Con
nell, Mrs. Betty Williamson,
Sammie Thomas, Sidney Pres
ton, Mrs. Mamie Sutton, Mr s.
Mildred Williams, Mrs. Claren
McClendon.
Rev. Rivers To
Speak Sunday
At Oak Hill
The Rev. Randy Rivers, for
merly of Hampton, will speak at
the morning and evening wor
ship services Sunday at the Oak
Hill Baptist Church on Lyndon
avenue.
He is a former pastor of the
Nazareth Baptist Church in Ze
bulon and former associate pas
tor of the Oakwood Baptist
Church near Gainesville.
The Rev. Rivers is studying
at Immanuel Baptist College in
Atlanta. He and his wife and
their two children live in Lith
onia.
The Rev. Robert M. Lloyd is
pastor of Oak Hill.
Griffin Hospital Care
Association, Inc.
(Sponsored and approved by
the Griffin • Spalding County
Hospital.)
Paid claims in the amount of
$15,575.24 during the month
of June.
F.L. BARTIfOLOMEW, JR.
Secretary
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Rev. Gerry Craft
Worth, Tex., will conduct the
inter - denominational Crusade.
Services will be held each even
ing at 8 p.m.
Crusade headquarters have
been set up at the First Baptist
Church.
The executive committee for
the crusade is: Emily Brisen
dine, general chairman; Ronnie
Johnson, co-chairman; £m Clax
ton, promotional chairman;
Gene Hayes, financial chairman;
and Donna Mostiler, secretary.
Adult Youth Leadership Con
ferences and Deeper-Life Confer
ences will be held each evening
at 6:45.
The Rev. Craft has establish
ed the Gerry Craft Youth Asso
ciation International which co
vers the United States.
About Town
HIGHLAND GUILD
The Wesleyan Service Guild
of Highland Methodist Church
will meet Monday night at 7:30
at the home of the president,
Mrs. Edgar Tarleton, Jr., 732
Turner street.
Shapard On NAHM
Advisory Committee
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Robert
P. Shapard 111, vice president
of Spalding Knitting Mills, Inc.,
of Griffin, was named to the
socks and anklets advisory com
mittee of the National Associa
tion of Hosiery Manufacturers.
The new chairman of the bo
ard, Shepard Schwartz, presi
dent of May Hosiery Mills, Nash
ville, Tenn., announced the elec
tion of directors and appoint
ment of committees recently for
the 1967-68 membership year.
Friday, July 21, 1967
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Motors are in the roads, not in the ears,
on the “People Mover. Over 500 motor
driven wheels in the road-railwav give
ears a series of gentle boosts over the
route through “Tomorrowland.” There
are 62 four-ear trains in continuous
operation. Nearly 5,000 passengers an
hour can be handled on the “People-
Mover,” which is guarded by numerous
safety devices.
Stork Club
MASTER BENTLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bentley
of 332 East Chappell street an
nounce the birth of a son on
July 20 at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital.
MASTER WARD
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ellis
Ward of Route Two, McDonough,
announce the birth of a son on
July 20 at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital.
MASTER CALLOWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alton
Calloway of 32 Zebulon road,
Barnesville, announce the birth
of a son on July 20 at the Grif
fin-Spalding County Hospital.
LITTLE MISS WHEELESS
Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeless
of Tampa, Fla., announce the
birth of a daughter, Mayon, at
St. Joseph Hospital in Tampa.
MASTER COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lansford
Copeland of Route One, Griffin,
announce the birth of a son on
July 19 at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital.
Home Economics
Club Members
Make Tour
Home Economics Club mem
bers from Spalding County have
returned from their summer
tour; this year they visited Sa
vannah, Ga.
Included in this two-day trip
was an 18-mile scenic tour of Sa
vannah: a buffet at the national
ly famous Pirates’ House; an
educational tour of the Savan
nah Sugar Refinery, makers of
Dixie Crystals Sugar; tours of
the Davenport House, the Ow
ens-Thomas House, and the Ju
liette Gordon Lowe birthplace.
Those making the trip includ
ed:
Mrs. H. E. Deering, Mrs. C.
H. Maddox, Mrs. T. A. Wood
ruff, Mrs. C.D. Penn, Mrs. Tom
Sockwell, Mrs. S. W. Ballard,
Mrs. Leon Woodie, Mrs. Lucille
Hutson.
Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Joe
Cox, Mrs. Lucille Henderson,
Mrs. R. M. Sikes, Mrs. Martha
Murphy, Mrs. Mattie Walker,
Mrs. F. A. Goodrum, Mrs. Jo
die Douglas.
Mrs. Mattie Emma Shackel
ford, Mrs. Sara McElveen, Mrs.
Carolyn Perdue, Mrs. Winnie
Jones, Mrs. W. L. Biles, Mrs.
Sara Beasley, Mrs. J. K. Ellis,
Mrs. Dorothy Gilmer.
Mrs. Pauline Clark, Mrs. Ma
rie Tingle, Mrs. Vivian Collins,
Mrs. Myrtle Moore, Mrs. Vir
ginia Powers, Mrs. Gerry Sims,
Mrs. Martha Terrell and Miss
Janice Farmer.
DAILEY’S
ELBERTA PEACHES
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CANTALOUPES ■ WATERMELONS
3 MILES NORTH OF
McDonough, ga.
AT FLIPPEN, GA.
Griffin Daily News
Highland Youth
To Be Served
Snack Suppers
The young people of Highlana
Methodist Church will be served
a snack supper each Sunday
evening at 5:30, prior to their
MYF meeting.
The suppers, which begin Sun
day, will be served by members
of the church in the church sc
hool area. All youth in the com
munity are invited to the sup
pers and youth fellowship meet
ings.
Indian Legend
Presented
“The Legend of Thundering
Springs”, an Indian pageant,
was presented at visitors night
at Camp Thunder Boy Scout
Camp Thursday night.
Approximately 500 parents,
friends, boys and leaders attend
ed. Boys and leaders from 10
troops were in camp attendance
this week.
Another special feature on the
campfire program was the pre
sentation of the Eagle rank to
Johnny Nash, a member of
Troop 71, Fayetteville.
Griffin Troops attending were:
Troop One, St. George’s Episco
pal Church; Troop Four, First
Methodist Church; Troop Seven,
Dundee Mills; Troop Eight,
Sunny Side; Troop 77, Southside;
Troop 78, Hanleiter Methodist
Church.
Other communities represen
ted were: Troop 71, Fayetteville;
Troop 73, Brooks, Troop 62, Mc-
Donough; Troop 85, First Meth
odist, Barnesville.
Special guests were members
of the Pine Valley Girl Scout
camp staff at Meansville: Mrs.
Francine Kennedy of Griffin,
Nancy Hopson of LaGrange, Do
rinda Smith of Tuskegee, Ala.,
Martha Shipp of Talbotton, Jo
ann Newkirk of LaGrange, Mi
chelle Rahanian of Thomaston,
and Carol Williamson of Griffin.
Mr. Tanner Named
On GILA Committees
MACON, Ga. — B. G. Tanner
of Griffin has been named to
membership on two commit
tees of the Georgia Industrial
Loan Association for the com
ing year.
Tanner was named as chair
man of the constitution and
by-laws committee and will ser
ve as a member of the publio
relations committee. The ap
pointment was announced by
GILA president E. A. Gilbreath.
Each of these committees will
meet on August 9 at the Demp
sey Motor Hotel in Macon for
“committee day”.
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