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Miss Marshall Weds
Mr. D. S. Thompson
Classified Ads
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Autos
For Sale
FOR SALE: 1961 3.4 Jaguar. Au
tomatic, Handmade and looks
new. S6OO. 227-9339.
FOR SALE: 1961 Corvair-Mon
za, black, automatic, in good
condition. For information call
228-1274 after 5 p.m.
COMPLETE AUTOMATIVE RE
PAIRS. ANY MAKE OR MO
DEL. PHONE 227-3340. KIM
BREL BUICK OPEL. 109 EAST
TAYLOR.
FOR SALE: 1954 Ford pick up.
Also 1958 Buick for $125. 228-1086.
Good deals on new and used
cars see John Lane Star Chev
rolet.
When you think of transporta
tion think of Marcus Andrews
at Randall and Blakely. Just ask
for him.
1964 Cyclone Comet, red, buck
et seats, automatic transmission,
stereo radio, heater, new tires.
One owner, like new condition.
Price $995. 401 Lakeview St.,
Highland Mill. 228-8425.
FOR SALE: 1957 Chevrolet cou
pe, yellow, S7OO. Call 227-5777 af
ter 5:30.
FOR SALE: 1961 Chevrolet Im
palla, 396, 4 speed. High perfor
mance. 946-4156.
FOR SALE: 1966 Ford Ranche
ro pickup and cab over. Will sell
camper separately. Call 946-4502
Hampton.
FOR SALE: 1965 Mustang, auto
matic V-8, for sale or trade for
Pick-up truck. Tommy Poss,
Barnesville 358-2712.
FOR SALE: 1964 Falcon Sprint.
260 engine, bucket seats, 4 speed,
excellent condition. Cash only.
Call 227-1247.
Real Estate
FOR SALE: One mile from Bar
nesville, Oa. on Zebulon Road.
4 room house and 11 acres of
land with 135 pecan trees. Phone
227-4747 after 4:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: 5 room house. Ph
one 228-1485.
FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house,
living room, den, bath, built in
kitchen, small lake. 80 acres
land. On Kings Road, South of
Zebulon. 567-3370.
FOR SALE: For rental Income:
2 houses on shady lot. Conven
iently located in Hampton. Sm
aller house now rented for S6O.
Pay equity; assume $lO5 notes.
946-4471.
FOR SALE: Lot in Pomona, 87’
X 172’. Paved street, lights, gas
and water. Phone 567-3394.
FOR SALE: 3 year old~b -ick
home on Roberts Street. 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths, den-kitchen com
bination with snack bar. Cen
tral heating, air conditioning, 100
ft. by 300 ft. lot, fenced back
yard. 228-1059.
NEW HILLANDALE
HOME FOR SALE
4 bedroom brick, comer lot, '
2,000 square feet and double gar
age and utility space. Carpeted
living room, dining room and en
trance hall. Spacious kitchen
and family room with NO-WAX
Torginol floor. Two tile baths
Open Sundays 2-5 or Call Bob
Crossfield, 227-3246, 227-5145.
FOR SALE
New 3 bedroom brick veneer
PANEL
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3-16” Lauan—2 colors to select CO 10 ol a
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'° $3 65 Sheet
Antique Birch —- $6 40 Sheet
Natural Birch — $6 40 Sheet
OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
MORGAN SUPPLY CO.
301 W. Broad Street Phone 228-2748
Miss Mary Helen Marshall and
Mr. David S. Thompson n were
united in marriage February 17
at 8 o’clock at the East Griffin
Baptist Church.
The Rev. S. J. Wheeler, pas
tor of the church, performed the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall
of East Griffin. Mr. Thompson
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Sidney Thompson of Pomo
na.
The altar was decorated with
, a central arrangement of white
mums, gladioli, and snap dra
gons with fern and ivy forming
a background of greenery. Se
ven burning candles were used
on either side.
Mrs. Peggy Miley, sister of
the bride, lit the candles. She
wore a green and aqua whip
ped Cream dress with a green
short nose veil.
Mrs. Billy Anderson, organist,
and soloist, sang "I Love You
Truly”. She played several se
lections during the ceremony.
Miss Jean Stancil served as
the bride’s maid of honor. She
was dressed in mint green satin
made on straight lines with a
high neckline in front and a low
V in the back. A green net over
skirt and short nose length veil
completed her ensemble. Her
flowers were yellow carnations
with mint green streamers.
Miss Bonnie Marshall and Miss
Nancy Marshall were brides
maids. Their dresses and flow
ers were Identical to the maid
of honor’ except they used yel
low satin and net.
Little Miss Bobbie Jean
Brooks was her aunt’s flower
girl. She wore a full gathered
yellow dress with yellow net
overskirt and short nose leng
th veil. Her flowers were white
carnations.
Master Richard Brooks, nep
hew of the bride, was ring bear
er.
Mr. Jimmie Scott of Pomona
served as best man. Ushers
were Mr. Gerry Watts, brother
in-law of the groom, and Mr. Gl
enn Hill, brother-in-law of the
bride.
The bride entered the church
with her father. Her wedding
gown was designed and made
by the groom’s mother.
The bride wore a white bridal
gown of bridal satin overlaid
with chantilly lace. The gown
was scalloped from the front wa
ist line to the floor length hem
line and formed a short train in
back. The lace bodice had a sc
alloped neckline with long lace
sleeves coming to points over
her hands. The sleeves and back
were closed with satin covered
buttons.
Her veil of nylon tulle was el
bow length and was attached
.to a satin rose on a pillbox,
with designs of seed pearls. Her
flowers were white carnations
tied with loveknots and center
ed with a yellow throated white
orchid.
Mrs. Marshall, mother of the
bride, chose a rose colored bro
cade dress with a lace jacket.
Her accessories were camel tan.
She wore a pink carnation cor
sage.
The groom’s mother, Mrs.
Thompson, wore a two piece ro
yal blue wool suit with match
ing shoes and bag and white
gloves. She wore a white carna
tion corsage.
After the ceremony the bride’s
parents entertained with a re
ception in the dining hall of the
church.
Mrs. Floyd Chappell, aunt of
the bride, and Mrs. Diane
Brooks, sister of the bride, ser
ved at the bride’s table. The
three tiered wedding cake was
topped with a bride and groom.
The table was covered with a
white linen and net cloth. Ivy,
home. Ceramic tile bath, mod- ,
ern built m kitchen, living room,
dining room, and carport. Lar
ge lot on Wilson Road. Financ
ing arranged.
Call Otis Blake, Jr.
Blake Builders Supply Co.
’’The Home of Quality"
Phone 228-1444 or 227-7667
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Mr. and Mrs. David S. Thompson II
yellow net and burning candles
were used on the table.
Mrs. Gerry Watts, sister of the
groom, kept the bride’s book.
She wore a beige two piece lace
dress with bone accessories.
For a short wedding trip, Mrs.
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James Black, Ellen Newton, Donna Mostiler and Billy Tonkin sang “Sweetheart
Tree” during promanade.
Emelie McLaurin, Dick Bunn
Kle Klub Sweethearts For ’6B
Miss Emelie McLaurin and
Dick Bunn were proclaimed "Kle
Klub Sweethearts 1968” at the
Klub’s Second Annual, ‘‘Sweet
heart’s Ball 1968”.
The beautifully decorated and
softly lit Elk’s Ballroom set the
mood, as approximately 250 Gr
iffin teens danced through the
hours from 8:00 to 12:00 p.m., to
the music of the “Sixpence”
band.
Teens entered the ballroom
through a huge red heart, en
casing the entrance. Murals
hung from two long walls, dis
playing various sized red hearts,
initial - carved “sweetheart
trees,” oversized nosegays,
and pink cherubs and red cu
pids smiling down on the crowd.
At 10:00 p.m., to rolling drums
Mrs. Philip Williams, mistress
of ceremonies, stepped to the
mike to greet the crowd. Last
year's “Sweethearts 1967”, Jane
Wilder and David Gentry, stood
under the “Sweetheart's Arch”
as they were introduced. Run
ner-ups in this year’s contest
came forward as they were an
nounced to take their places on
either side of the “Arch”, to
form the “Sweetheart’s Court”.
They were fourth runner-ups,
Robyn King and Mike Hobbs;
third runner-ups. Carol Ann Br
own and Greg Drewry; second
runner-ups, Mary Thomas and
Gary Edwards of McDonough;
and first runner-ups, Joan Blan
ton and Frank Thomas.
As last year’s "Sweetheart’s”
stepped to either side of the
arch, the 1968 winners took their
places to receive the robes and
crowns. Miss McLauriai was
presented a bouquet of red car
nations.
As the "Sweethearts” prome
naded the length of the ballroom
and back, James Black, Ellen
Newton, Donna Mostller and
Billy Tonkin softly harmonized
the tune "Sweetheart Tree”.
Mrs. Williams was assisted
in the presentation of the court
by Mrs. Troy Mayes, Mrs. Eu
gene Belvin and Mrs. Carlis
Beatty, who “handled the robes,
crowns and flowers.
Refreshments chairman for
Thompson chose a three piece
rose colored knit suit with black
patent accessories. She wore
the orchid lifted from her bou
quet.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will
reside in Sunny Side.
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1968 “Sweethearts” Dick Bunn and Emelie McLaurin.
dard, assisted by Mrs. Bi 11 y I and decorations were by Mrs.
Thomas. Table arrangements |E. F. Carlisle 111. Mrs. Albert
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Police Auxiliary
Has Fashion Show
The members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Griffin Police
Department participated in a
Fashion Show which was held
at LuAnn’s Restaurant during
their February meeting. Mrs.
Annette Smith called the meet
ing to order and the invocation
was given by Mrs. Ann Sutton.
During the short business ses
sion members were urged to sell
their barbecue tickets, which
will be held March 2 from 5 to
7 p.m.
Mrs. Ann Colbert, Mrs. Carol
Upson and Mrs. Florence Will
iams, members of the fashion
show committee, presented a
fashion show during which
members modeled clothing they
had made.
Judges for the show were Miss
Virginia Crowder, Mrs. Audrey
Charnigo and Mrs. Effie Hut
chinson.
Winners were:
Daytime dresses, first place,
Mrs. Florence Williams; second
place, Mrs. Carol Upson; third
place, Mrs. Evelyn Blackwell,
fourth place, Mrs. Annette Sm
ith and Mrs. Florence Williams.
After five dresses, first place,
Mrs. Florence Williams; second
place, Mrs. Frances Ward.
Sportswear division, first pl
ace, Mrs. Ann Colbert and se
cond place, Mrs. Florence Will
iams.
Mrs. Evelyn English won first
place in the modeling division
and Mrs. Juanita Howard won
second place.
Seamstresses entering dresses
in the show were Mrs. Louise
Conner, Mrs. Ann Sutton, Mrs.
Marlene Dye, Mrs. Ann Colbert,
Mrs. Florence Williams, Mrs.
Carol Upson, Mrs. Evelyn Bl
i ackwell, Mrs. Annette Smith and
Mrs. Frances Ward.
Models were Mrs. Judy Sutton,
Mrs. Evelyn English, Mrs. He
len Gill and Mrs. Juanita How
ard.
The following members were
present:
Mrs. Marlene Dye, Mrs. He
len Gill, Mrs. Judy Sutton, Mrs.
Ann Colbert, Mrs. Ann Sutton,
Mrs. Louise Conner, Mrs. Eve
lyn Blackwell, Mrs. Thelma Br
idges, Mrs. Florence Williams,
Mrs. Frances Ward, Mrs. Carol
Upson, Mrs. Jane Etheridge,
Mrs. Annette Smith, Mrs. Ju
anita Howard, Mrs. Evelyn En
glish and Mrs. Thelma McCul
lough.
Guests were Mrs. Jennie
Brooks, Mrs. Margaret Higgins,
Mrs. Patricia Dozier, Mrs. Dot
Taylor, Mrs. Effie Hutchinson,
Mrs. Audrey Charnigo, Miss Vir
ginia Crowder and Mrs. Jewel
Carr.
Circles Meet
The Faith Baptist Church Cir
cles met for their February
meetings as follows:
Circle One met at the home of
Mrs. Betty Jones. Mrs. Burton
Jones, leader, had the devotion
al and Mrs. L. M. Horton led in
prayer for the missionaries.
Mrs. Jean Shoupe taught the
mission book, “Trumpets In D
xie”. The hostess served refresh
ments to the group. Mrs. Betty
Jones closed with prayer.
Circles Two and Three met at
the home of Mrs. Clarice Chalk
ley for the study of the book,
"Trumpets In Dixie”. Mrs. Jean
Shoupe taught the book. The
hostess served refreshments
to the group.
Blanton prepared the robes and
crowns for the ball.
The Teen Board, under the
supervision of adult board mem
bers, Mrs. John Oxford, Mrs.
Troy Mayes, Mrs. Eugene Bel
vin, Mrs. James Chappell, Mrs.
Lewis Goldstein and Mrs. Philip
Williams, assisted in staging the
annual affair.
Frank Thomas, ticket chair
man, thanked the Teen Board
for its cooperation in handling
ticket sales. In the order listed,
those selling the most tickets
were Jan Williams, Peggy Jon
es, Judy Hill, Frank Thomas,
and Emelle McLaurin.
Other specific jobs were assig.
ned to the following Teen Board
members: decorations, Emelle
McLaurin, Dick Bunn, Jan
Williams, Peggy Jones, James
Black and Latham Hill; publi
city, Mike Charnigo and Kimi
Beatty; clean-up, Latham Hill
and Dick Bunn; invitations, de
sign, printing and mailing, Jan
Williams, Emllie McLaurin,
Dick Bunn, Peggy Jones, Frank
Thomas, Ann Sullins and Judy
Hill; calling, Karin Thomas and
Bill Butler.
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Miss Vickie Lynn Wilson
Miss Vickie Wilson
To Wed Mr. Hand
The marriage of Miss Vickie
Lynn Wilson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marcus H. Wilson of
Griffin, to Mr. David Wayne
Hand, son of Mrs. Albert Hand
of Griffin, will be solemnized
Saturday, Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m.
at the home of Miss Wilson.
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No invitations will be sent but all
friends and relatives are invit
ed to attend.
Miss Wilson is a student at Br
iffin High and will graduate in
June. Mr. Hand attended Grif
fin High and is employed by
Dundee.
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