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The First Christian Church
•Circles will meet next week as
follows :
MONDAY, NOV. 4
The Esther Snipes Circle will
*neet at 3:30 p.m. at the home of
EVERYWHERE I GO
People are saying it’s time for a change. It’s time for
a better change in Washington from the present ad
ministration to one that will return the American
government to its people.
But most of all in Spalding County it’s time to change
Ordinaries, to one who will conduct the office in a
COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT, and IMPARTIAL man
ner.
Your VOTE and SUPPORT for this most important
office will be greatly appreciated.
John E Snider
Republican Candidate For
ORDINARY
Spalding County
(Paid Political Advertisement)
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need for low rent housing in our
community. I will work to help this become a reality.
ON CITY IMPROVEMENT - Certainly I am a man who
wants to move ahead and keep this city on the go. I am
for anything that will improve it. Whether it is a new
library, opening of swimming pools, to "Keep Griffin
Cool in summer; and keep many of our boys and girls
out of trouble during the long hot summer. I am for pav
ing all streets within the city limits. Bringing in NEW
INDUSTRY. Create an official biracial committee so
that Black and White citizens can relate their human
problems.
ON EDUCATION-1 have worked closely with the schools
since 1948. Under Supt. Crudup I served in an advisory
capacity. In the building of new schools under Supt.
Cheves I served on several planning committees. I work
ed closely with helping to see that our schools were de
segrated peaceably under Supt. Patrick. With our pre
sent Supt. Christie I worked on a committee during school
evaluation. I am still working to help keep our schools on
the go. My wife has taught in the schools of this city for
15 years, my 3 kids were educated in our school here. We
have good schools and I am for continued progress. Edu
cation is a must for our young citizens and leaders of to
morrow.
ON LAW AND ORDER - Certainly I am a man for law
and order. My past record will show that I have always
respected the law and have worked always to help main
tain peace and order. But to keep peace and order we
must seek to solve the problems that create disorder.
DO YOU KNOW? There are still people in Griffin hun
gry, jobless, underpaid, or traveling over 100 miles daily
to get a better paying job, or just a job. I am sure this will
account for some of our loss in population.
I ADMIT our city has made wonderful strides in many
areas, but citizens we cannot bury our heads in the sand
and say ALL IS WELL - There are no ills in our commun
ity existing.
SO CITIZENS open up your eyes and your hearts and
vote for me Nov. sth and together you, the other City
Officials and I can truly make Griffin an UP and GOING
CITY.
RAYMOND HEAD, JR.
CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSIONER
(Paid for by friends of Raymond Head)
Mrs. C. B. Mankin.
The Jenny Fleming Circle will
meet at 3:30 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Robert Raunikar.
The Morning Circle will meet
with Mrs. Robert Raunikar at 10
a.m.
THURSDAY, NOV. 7
The Guild will meet at 8 p.m.
at the church with Mrs. Aaron
Smith as hostess.
How I Stand
ON TAXES — My experience as a
business man, employer and home
owner for over 20 years has given me
the wisdom to know that over taxa
tion can be painful. Taxpayers need
good representation to see that their
tax dollars are put to the best use
and in its spending all citizens are
considered. I would be in favor of
keeping the taxes within reason.
ON HOUSING - There is an acute
Miss Judith Fields
Marries Mr. Evans
The marriage of Miss Judi
th Elizabeth Fields to Mr. Jam
es P. Evans, Jr. was solemnized
Monday, October 28 at 8 p.m. at
New Salem Church. Mr. Harold
Fields, Justice of the Peace, per
formed the double ring cere
mony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fields of
Griffin. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Evans,
Ur. of Griffin.
The church was decorated with
a central arrangement of white
glads and mums with fern
greenery stands on either side.
Mrs. Martha Fields, organist,
presented a program of nuptial
music which Included the songs,
“Hold Thou My Hand”, “Oh
Perfect Love”, “The Voice
That Breathed O’er Eden”, "Dr
ink To Me Only With Thine
Eyes” and “The Lord’s Prayer”.
Mr. Charles Richard Evans
served as his brother’s best
man.
Mrs. Patricia Dozier, sister of
the groom, was matron of honor.
She wore a street length prin
cess styled dress of red velve-
teen which featured a back pa
nel attached with a satin bow.
She wore a red velveteen bow in
her hair and carried a single red
rose.
The bride, given tn marriage
by her father, wore a street
length wedding gown of white al
encon lace over white satin ga
thered at the neckline and wrists
with white satin bands. Her veil
of illusion was attached to a
white satin bow. She carried a
bouquet of white carnations cen
tered with small red roses with
ribbons tied in love knots.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Fields wore a navy blue
sheath dress and blue accessor
ies. She wore a corsage of white
carnations.
Mrs. Evans, mother of the
groom, wore a turquoise knit
A-line dress with black accessor
ies and wore a corsage of white
carnations.
The reception was held at the
home of the bride. The table was
draped with rose colored br
oadcloth overlaid with a h a n d
made crochetted tablecloth. The
table held a three tiered cake
which was topped with a minia
ture bride and groom. The table
also contained a punch bowl with
crystal plates of nuts and can
dies and had a center arrange
ment of white pom pons and
glads.
Mrs. Florence Williams ser
ved at the reception.
For travelling the bride wore
a soft grey wool jumper dress
featuring silver buttons with na
vy blouse, and gray accessories.
She wore the white carnation
corsage lifted from her bridal
bouquet.
After a short wedding trip the
bride will reside in Griffin while
the groom is stationed at Fort
Gordon, Ga., completing his ser
vice in the United States Army.
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VESTED INTEREST—A basic
rest pattern made up in soft
cotton suede is given added
Interest with an all-over dia
tnondshaped motif. The de
sign is created with J. & P.
Coats cotton twill tape. Mark
off diamond pattern with chalk
pencil, making parallel lines
2'/a-inches apart, and stitch on
both edges of tape.
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SPANISH FLAVOR— The vest
takes on a romantic look for
evenings at home. Rich cotton
velveteen is used for this hip
length style, made from a
standard pattern. It’s given
added flair with scallops and
scrolls made from J. & P.
Coats soutache braid.
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ion's new "evening uniform"
is the pants-plus-dress look.
Here ornately patterned cot
ton lace shapes a short dress
with sash tie and flaring pants.
By Joy Stevens of California.
Rod Rosenthal
Has Party
Rod Rosenthal entertained his
friends with a Halloween party
Thursday night at his home, 212
Mobley street.
Guests present were Ellen
Hardy, Pam Huckaby, Jodi Tay
lor, Regina Toland, Carol Eller
bee. Rusty Stonica, David Stan
sell, Wayne Brazier, Stanley
Washington, Tommy Banks.
FASHION TIPS
Keep Jewelry Clean
Jewelry, no matter how ex-
Eensive, can lose some of its
eauty if not cared for prop
erly. Most important is keep
ing it clean, and the method
used depends on the type of
jewelry involved. For exam- !
pie, a diamond that is worn
every day should be cleaned
once a month. To do this, fill a
cup with hot water, add a
half-cap of baby shampoo and
a dash of ammonia. Using an
old eyebrow brush or tooth
brush ' and a cotton swab,
gently rub it clean. This mix
ture can also be used for cos
tume jewelry, but the water
should be lukewarm rather
than hot. This avoids the
chance of breaking simulated
gems, such as rhinestones.
Take care not to soak too long
or settings may become loos
ened. i
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SPECIAL NOVEMBER SALE
For the entire month of November you can save on
INDOOR - OUTDOOR CARPTING
Beautiful plush pile in 7 colors: gold, avocado, dark
green, blue - green, brown, royal blue and regal red.
that is lovely in any room or outdoors. Will not absorb
moisture or foods spilled.
501 DuPont Nylon Fibre - woven into U. S. Royal Rubber
backing.
6-12 and 15 ft. widths.
Regularly $7.00 per square yard installed. whUu
During November special V
SQ. YD.
Installed.
Shown in your Home or Business
SPALDING CARPET CENTER
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
Call these numbers Day or Night
227-6094 or 227-5318
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