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iff in Daily News iday, October 20, 1967 Hospital 'he following were admitted he Griffin-Spalding County itapl Thursday: it Lbbet Roland, Mrs. Violet t- adson, James Varnadoe, Mrs. i- nie Horton, Mrs. Louella K field, Mrs. Grace Chastain, Irew Stubbs, Arthur Jenkins, sft Evans, Mrs. Annie Carter, est. Jo-Dell Ison, Mrs. Alma eftosi, Mrs. Ruby Cook, Mrs. nft Kemp, Cadet Raymond Ba al, Larry Smith, Lloyd Bever- i-fthe following were dismissed: ftrs. Essie Long, Cecil Jones, -ft. Josehpine Smith, Claudia -■ore, Mrs. Jeanette Matthew’s, -ft. Dora Murphy, Willie Perk sl Mrs. Amanda Strozier and s By, Mrs. Nora Farley, Mrs. -■ry Foster, Mrs. Ida Giles, j Is. Omie Higgins, Mrs. Addie tlth Jones and baby, Mrs. Su- I Martin and baby, Mrs. Mary i ftrris, Walter Baker, Jack mliceman Faces ■tooting Charge ■SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) — A Ivannah policeman has been larged with “shooting at an fter not in his own defense’’ I connection with the wound l of a Negro boy while inves- Bating a hit and run accident, fcolice chief Leo Ryan said ft 15-year-old boy lunged for- Ird while removing things ftm his pockets, accidentally Iggering a gun the officer was j Biding. ■The incident took place Oct.7. Insurance Agent Receives Recognition ftational recognition for super ft achievement in the life in- Irance profession has been re lived by Liberty National Life ftiffin agent W. J. Gentry, 101 l ll company district manager I M. Bates announced today. ■The honor is a 1967 national ftality award certificate pre ■nted jointly by the National ftsociation of Life Underwrit es and the Life Insurance Ag- Bcy Management Association. Mrs. Mathis Presents Musical Program ■Mrs. O. N. Mathis is attending fte Georgia Assembly of the louthern Dames of America, Ihich is being held at Callaway ardens this week. Mrs. Mathis, ate music chairman, will pre mt a musical program. She was elected Georgia na onal vice-president of Southern lames in Norfolk, Va., In one. • For Better SHOES SHOP Paul Revere didn’t stop to fix dinner. W7I \ l rrwfe- XH wsPew SF Zwr Ml v Vwy? / /r2® S Bp \ o ii WBBBK.I/</ HIV 1, <v "*?vvv/~*‘ Why should you? When you’re too busy making history to fix dinner, pick up Colonel Sanders’ Kentucky Fried Chicken. You can get it piping hot right in your neighborhood, and it tastes great. Go ahead ... make history tonight! Dinner? Take it from the Colonel. He fixes Sunday dinner seven days a week ... and it’s finger-lickin’ good!® COLONEL SANDERS’ RECIPE Kentucky fifed RALPH’S TAKE HOME RALPH’S CHICKEN VILLA 131 East Solomon Street at Bambi Motel Phone 227-3678 Phone 227-6303 HOME OF INSTANT FOOD SERVICE Call In Your Order - Ready When You Arrive 5 ■■p bhßm l sEmBHI Rev. McLeod Rev. McLeod To Speak At Ist Baptist The Rev. Peter McLeod, as sociate pastor of Second Ponce de Leon Baptist Church in At lanta, will be guest speaker at the First Baptist Church Sun day. Mr. McLeod Is a native of Shotts, Scotland, having come to the United States in 1955 to study in Phoenix, Ariz. Prior to his moving to this country, Mr. McLeod completed his edu cation in grammar school, high school and college of engineer ing in Scotland. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Grand Canyon College in Phoe nix and a bachelor of divinity degree from New Orleans Bap tist Theological Seminary in New Orleans, La. Mr. McLeon served as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., before joining the staff at his present church. 20 Japanese Get Red Carpet ATLANTA (UPD— Georgia’s caiptal city has rolled out the red carpet for a group of, 20 businessmen from the Japanese state of Kagoshima on a three day tour. The Japanese businessmen were made honorary citizens of Georgia after being welcomed by Secretary of State Ben W. Fortson. Fortson and the group exchanged state flags. The group also toured WSB radio and television station, sis ter station to MBC radio and television in Kagoshima. Man Picked Up On Theft Count ATLANTA (UPD— The FBI said Thursday it had arrested Vaney Russell, 38, of Atlanta on a peace warrant issued Oct. 4 at Macon. Agents said Russell failed to appear for arraignment in U.S. District Court in Macon Oct. 2 on charges of interstate trans portation of stolen property which involved the passage of stolen money orders. About Town BAKE SALE The Future Business Leaders of America Club of Griffin High School will sponsor a bake sale on Saturday at three locations in the downtown area. The sale will begin at 10 a.m. RUMMAGE SALE The Midway Methodist Church WSCS will sponsor a rummage sale on Saturday at Eighth and Meriwether streets from 7:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The West Griffin Halloween Carnival will be held Saturday evening, beginning at 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Hot dogs, home made cakes and pies will be among the items sold. Mr. Gatlin Dies Thursday Mr. James Henry Gatlin, 43, of 157 Melton street, was dead on arrival at the Griffin-Spald ing County Hospital Thursday night after suffering an appar ent heart seizure. Mr. Gatlin suf fered his first heart seizure in July, 1967. He was born and reared in Sp alding County, the son of the late Carl Gatlin and the late Vera Reed Gatlin. Mr. Gatlin was a foreman at Dundee Mills No. One and was a member of the Second Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mildred Lacy Gatlin; a daughter. Miss Beverly Gatlin, both of Griffin; and his step-mo ther, Mrs. Carl Gatlin of Vau ghn. Funeral services will be con ducted Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock from Haisten’s Chapel with the Rev. Hartwell Kenne dy officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. Gat lin’s body will remain at Hals ten Funeral Home. Fourth Ward 4-H Girls Elect Officers The Fourth Ward 4-H Club held its meeting Monday in the school auditorium. The 4-H pledge was given and membership cards were dis tributed. During the business session new officers for the 1967- 68 school year were elected. New officers are president, Dee Lang ford; vice-president, Jennie Hen derson; secretary, Julia Farr; parliamentarian, Gloria Craw ford; and reporter, Ann Slade. Following the election the group was led in songs by t h e song leaders. Miss Ophelia Car den was assisted during the meeting by Mrs. Alice White. Funeral Today For Tolen Infant Funeral services for Michael Sean Tolen, seven-week- old in fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tolen of 616 North Ninth street, o’clock from McDonald Chapel, were held this afternoon at 2 o’clock from McDonald Chapel. The Rev. Herman Hearn offic iated. Burial was in Griffin Me morial Gardens. Property Transfers The following ropperty trans fers have been recorded in the office of Clerk F. P. Lindsey at the Spalding County Courthouse: Mrs. Myrtle M. Norman to Mrs. Mattie Hambrick Manley, a house and lot on North 14th street; Velma Smith and others to Griffin Ready Mix Concrete Co., portion of a lot on Drewry avenue; F. Q. Mixon to E. D. Wilson, two tracts on Georgia 16; Louis W. Goldstein and Ar thur W. Forrer to Phillip J. Manderson, 10 acres in the Third District. John H. Nichols to Felix B. and Inez N. Turner, a house and lot on North Ninth street ex tension; Mary Pitts to Oliver Eady, a lot in Barrow Heights Subdivision; Pierce B. and Lou ise C. Banks to Paul C. Greene, a house and lot on Gonza drive; Mrs. Kitty B. Walker and Paul H. Walker to Will and Eveleen Searcy, a lot in Akin Subdivis ion. Harry J. and Laura F. Ward to George N. Murray, Jr., a house and lot on Lakeview ave nue; J. W. and Allie Mae Tate to E. L. Westmoreland, a hou se and lot on Wilson street; R. A. Smith to R. S. Mays, three lots in Evergreen Forest Sub division; R. S. Mays to Louis Horton, a lot in Evergreen Fo rest Subdivision. Archie W. and Lila P. Young to D. M. Baird, a lot in Cromp ton-Highland Mill, Inc.; O. J. Hollingsworth to John Asmer, a lot on Teamon road; Horace K. Singletary and C, Ray Barron to Eugene P. and Elene Rivers, a house and lot in Massey Sub division; Robert H. Crossfield and Lenora Crossfield Jones to John W. and Sally R. Moore, a house and lot on Cherokee ave nue. Kenneth O. Wells to Nathaniel Royals, a house and lot on Old Atlanta road; William G. and Marguerite B. Blakeney to Char lie Scott Putman, five acres on the Tri-County road; C. E. Will iams to R. H. Crossfield and Mrs. Lenora Crossfield Jones, 47 acres in the Second Land District. Mrs. Leila P. Virden to O. A. Kendrick, a house and two lots in Kincaid Subdivision; Mrs. Re ba lone Covington to M. C. and I. N. Hill, two lots in the Third Land District; O. N. Mathis to Eugene Maddox, a lot in Lake side Subdivision; O. N. Ma this to William H. McDonald, a lot in Lakeside Subdivision. J. Alton and Mrs. Nell N. Pul lin to Mrs. Ethel P. Babb, 13 ac res in the Second Land District; Milton L. Ballew to Alvin and C. E. Statham, a house and lot on Cherokee avenue; W. C. Ken drick to Kipling L and Barbara P. Wise, a lot on Laurel street; Mrs. Nancy Luke to Louis W Goldstein and Arthur Forrer, a lot on Pine Tree circle. Lt. Gov. Smith To Speak At Milner Church The Milner Baptist Church will observe layman’s day on Sunday. Lt. Gov. George T. Smith will be the guest speaker at the 11 a. m. morning worship service. Mr. Smith, a layman, is a member of the First Baptist Church in Cairo, Ga., a deacon and serves as a trustee of the Georgia Baptist Children’s Home. The Rev. Samuel J. Lawson, Jr., is pastor at the Milner Church. Powell Named To Committee Gary A. Powell, executive vice president of the Griffin Area Chamber of Commerce, was ap pointed to the Know-How Com mittee of the American Cham ber of Commerce Executives today at the organization’s 53rd annual conference in Saint Paul, Minn. As a member of this group, he j will assist in the review of cur- : rent publications of ACCE on specific subjects of chamber I concern and make recommen- j cations on the planning of addi tional issues to aid the local manager. Atlanta Symphony ATLANTA (UPI) — The 22nd season of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra began Thursday night at Municipal Auditorium. New music director Robert Shaw conducted the concert, which considted of the overture to “Die Meistersinger non Nurn berg’’ by Wagner, Canticle of Freedom by Aaron Copland and Symphony No. 9 in D minor by Beethoven. The concert also featured the Choral Guild of Atlanta with soprano Ella Lee, mezzo sopra no Beverly Woolff, tenor Seth McCoy and bass Ezio Flagello. Florence's Beauty Shoppe 114 West College Street FALL SPECIALS Permanents .... | 7.50 up Frosting $12.50 up Phone 227-6086 - . , v .. : ' ' 7 ■■■ Ms.-W 3 .•? m,'.; , «Bsr -.O ’ J; HEAVYWEIGHT PUNCH is carried by a lightweight, the F-111A variable-wing air craft being developed for both the Air Force and Navy. The bomber version of the same craft, called the FB-111A, is physically smaller than the World War II B-24, yet it can carry 50 bombs, three times the Liberator’s work load. Even the fighter ver sion, shown here, carries more ordnance than the old B-24, with a total of 24 bombs in wing pylons. Pruett Continued from page one people who are giving of their time and talent for the growth and prosperity of Griffin. “Not all our problems are be hind us by any means. We are faced in the very near future with the fact we must build ad ditional fire stations for our growing city. Our jail facilities are outmoded and overcrowd ed. “Stream pollution must be overcome. Many other pro blems must be solved also in the coming years. Likewise, we have developments and undertakings now in the planning stages whi ch will vitally affect the future growth and prosperity of Grif fin in the coming weeks and months. It is our obligation mine and yours—to provide a better future for our children and the coming generation. “It will be my humble, but very proud privilege, to contin ue to serve the good people of Griffin in every way that I pos sibly can, if by your support and with your ballot on Nov. 7, you Indicate your desire for my con tinued service to you. I pledge you, here and now, that I w 111 continue to devote the time re quired to get the job done for you, and my 100 percent sup port of the programs that will best serve the good Interests of our fine people of Griffin.” AUTHORIZED DEALERS CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION BiSPwk \ I The "Boss” is back—leading off lugtKK our all-new mid-size 5 from Plymouth ’6B. With totally new f flit skin from tread to top. jB jB B | Road Runner (Beep-Beep)l 01987 Warner Iroa.—Sevan Aria, Ina. The Plymoutih win-you-over beat goes on 8F Paa SOUTHERN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, INC. * 113 East Taylor Street ■ H? ' ; J ’ X. 1 SNOW BOAT offers a new twist on the old-fashioned sled this winter. Equipped with two drag brakes for steering and braking, the polyethlene craft is tough enough to withstand a truck being driven over it, according to its manufacturer. Stork Club LITTLE MISS JOINER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Joi ner of Atlanta announce the bir th of a daughter, Mallory Day, on October 16 at Piedmont Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Joiner, Jr., of Sarasota, Fla., formerly of Grif fin. Two Men Held In Shipment Theft ATLANTA (UPI) — The FBI said Thursday it had arrested John Russell Malone and Jo seph Jackson for the theft of an interstate shipment from the Deaton Truck Line. Malone was charged with the possession of goods moving from Clinton, Miss., to Galax, Va., and Jackson was accused of possessing goods moving from Calhoun, Miss., to Talla hassee, Fla. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BEAUTY SHOP — Present owners will stay on commis sion or rent a booth but want to give up management re sponsibility. Fine opportuni ty for young, aggressive per son. $5,509 RESTAURANT — For years known for fine food and service. 150 feet South Ex pressway frontage. Modern air conditioned building and extra land in rear for apartments or other uses. Business, land, building, the whole works only $50,000 DRIVE-IN-RESTAURANT — Average NET earnings have been over $1,000.00 per month. Tremendous express way location. Business and equipment $15,000 CANDY AND PECAN SHOPPE — Established Franchise with national con cern Real estate includes custom designed building, 300 feet of expressway frontage. Business includes stock, fix tures and good will. The right man will NET $25,000 to $30,- 000 per year on 1966 gross sales figures of over $150,000. All for $85,000 What Business DO YOU HAVE? CAN WE TRADE? SEARCY MURRAY REALTY, INC. Phone 227-4119