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LITTLE MISS GREENE
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oreene of
561 South Eighth street, Griffin,
announce the birth of a daugh
ter on April 9 at the Griffin-Sp
alding County Hospital.
LITTLE MISS BRYANT
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Bryant of
Route One, Concord, announce
the birth of a daughter on Ap
ril 9 at the Griffin-Spalding Co
unty Hospital.
FHA Club
Discusses Plans
For Camp
The April meeting of the FHA
Club was held recently at Grif
fin High School. The president,
Rhonda Steele, presided. Ap
proximately 70 members were
present.
Tha chaplain, Theresa Calla
way, gave the devotional and
Darlene Shockly, secretary, gave
her report. Plans for the FHA
FFA camp at Jackson Lake
were discussed by the advisor,
Mrs. Bess Hoskins. A film strip
on activities and facilities offer
ed during this one week camp
was shown.
Rites Friday For
Maj. Andrews
Funeral services for Major Hu
bert Terrell Andrews of Rain
bow Ranch, Route one, Barnes
ville, will be conducted Friday
afternoon at 2 o’clock from the
First Baptist Church in Barnes
ville. Dr. Howard Ethington will
officiate and burial will be in the
Lamar Memory Gardens with
full military honors.
Major Andrews’ body will re
main at Haisten Funeral Home
in Barnesville.
SI6G SMUT HEIST
STOCKHOLM (UPI)-Thieves
took advantage of the Easter
holiday to steal 500 pornogra
phic films worth $16,000 from a
Swedish publishing house, police
reported Wednesday.
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Rites Friday
For Mrs. Bell
Funeral services for Mrs. Myr
tice Parham Bell of 1615 Brew
er Blvd., Atlanta, wife of J. Roy
Bell, will be conducted Friday
at 3 o'clock from the chapel of
Haisten’s Funeral Home in Gr
iffin. The Rev. Bernard Riley,
the Rev. Ralph Clark and the
Rev. Forrest Buchanan will of
ficiate and burial will follow in
Methodist Church cemetery.
Mrs. Bell died Wednesday af
ter an extended illness. She was
a native of Spalding County,
daughter of the late Joe W. Par
ham and the late Ada Futural
Parham. Mr. and Mrs. Bell were
married In 1925 and have resid
ed in Atlanta since then. She
was a member of the Capitol
View Christian Church.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Jack R. Oliver; a grand
daughter, Miss Linda Oliver; a
grandson, Roy Oliver, all of At
lanta and a sister, Mrs. Irbin
S. Bailey of Griffin.
Mrs. Bell’s body will remain
at Haisten Funeral Home.
Mr. Mobley Os
Jackson Dies
JACKSON — Mr. Stanton Al
onza Mobley, 88, of Jackson,
died this morning at the Sylvan
Grove Hospital after a long ill
ness.
He was a native of Liberty
County, Ga., and had resided in
Thomson until 1965 when he mo
ved to Jackson. Mr. Mobley was
a member of the First Baptist
Church in Jackson.
Survivors include four daugh
ters, Mrs. J. J. Knox of Appling,
Mrs. G. H Pinder of Maitland,
Fla., Mrs. R. B. Freeman of
Decatur, Mrs. C. E. Washington
of Jackson; a son, the Rev. Ma
rion A. Mobley, a missionary in
and 13 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mr. Mob
ley will be conducted Friday af
ternoon at 3 o’clock from the
chapel of Haisten Funeral Home
in Jackson. The Rev. Don Fol
som and the Rev. Theodore Ter
ry will officiate and burial will
be in the Jackson cemetery.
At The
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Hospital
Visiting Hours: 11 a.m. - Noon;
2-4 p.m.; 7-8:30 p.m. Two visitors
per patient at a time.
The following were admitted
to the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital Wednesday:
Mrs. Louise Bryant, Mrs. Ja
nie Vickery, Gary Butler, Mrs.
Beulah Crane, Mrs. Estella Yar
brough, Miss Bessie Malone, Ro
bert Bunn, David Griffin, Mrs.
Ruth Hopkins, Mrs. Nettie
Glass, Mrs. June Mercer, Lea
mon Hood, Lloyd Eleby, Mrs.
Jewel Grant, Kenneth Harris,
Raymond Evans, Isaac Davs,
Mrs. Charlotte Greene, Byron
Parrott, Mrs. Gwen Martin, Wil
liam Smith, Mrs. Anne Grant.
The following were dismissed:
Mrs. Shirley Bright, Miss Eth
el Caslin, Mrs. Sharon Bunn,
Mrs. Donna Prater, Miss San
dra Smith, Howard Preston,
John Sangster, Mrs. Agnes
Chatfield, Mrs. Patsy Power
and baby, Paul Smith, Aubrey
Rickman, Mrs. Mary Mobley,
and baby, Mrs. Savannah Stona
ker, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs.
Miriam Judy, Mrs. Catherine
Smalls, Mrs. Martha Williams,
Johnny Mostiler, Mrs. Nellie
Boyd, Edwin Scarborough, Mrs.
Neida Smith, W. L. Oliver, Tho
mas Griffin, Eugene Goolsby,
Chris Gatlin.
Mother, 17, Held
Without Bond
A Griffin woman who was
charged with murder in the dea
th of her four-week-old baby is
being held in Spalding County
jail without bond.
Dorothy Thompson, 17, of 209
North First street, was bound
over to the Spalding County Su
perior Court at a commitment
hearing Wednesday afternoon at
the jail.
She is charged with murder in
the death of her four-week o 1 d
son, Broderick Thompson, who
died over the weekend in an At
lanta hospital. She was arrest
ed Sunday on the murder char
ge.
Key Funeral
To Be Friday
Mrs. Lora S. Key of 1063 26th
street, St. Petersburg, Fla., died
Tuesday in a nursing home. She
was the widow of Mr Robert L.
Key.
Mrs. Key had made her home
in St. Petersburg for 13 years
and was the mother of the late
William 8. Key of St. Peters
burg.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Wallace Pilcher of Fort
Walton Beach, Fla.; two sisters,
Mrs. Sally Beck Almon of
Greensboro, N.C., and Mrs. Lu
ther Keith of Luthersville; and
five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Friday afternoon at 2 o’-
clock from the graveside in the
Magnolia cemetery in Concord,
Ga. The Rev. Bob McCombs will
officiate. Mrs. Key’s body will
remain at Pittman Rawls Fun
eral Home.
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Southern States has an
nounced the appointment of
Mr. John Watkins as Inter
national Sales Manager. A
former regional manager, he
has been with Southern
States since 1957. His ap
pointment is the first in a
series of moves to help
Southern States capture a
greater share of the foreign
market. Major concentra
tion of efforts will begin in
Mexico and Latin America.
Eventually, Southern States
hopes to realize substantial
sales growth throughout the
free world. Watkins lives in
Hampton with his wife
Mary.
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Revival
Revival services begin Sun
day at the New Salem Bap
tist Church of Vaughn with
the Rev. Robert N. Nash,
Southern Baptist missionary
to the Philippines as guest
speaker. Carl Lewis, minister
of music of the Faith Baptist
Church, will be the song
leader. Services will be held
each night through Friday at
7:30. The Rev. Willard
Mac Allister is pastor.
Mr. Pye Speaks
To D. E. Club
Don Pye, Instructor in accoun
ting and data processing at Grif
fin Vo-Tech, talked to the Grif
fin High D.E. Club at the Club’s
regular monthly meeting.
Mr. Pye told the club mem
bers of the important role of
data processing in today’s busi
ness activity. He also told the
club about training opportuni
ties available at Griffin-Tech.
Lynn Lavender, president of
the D.E. Club, introduced Mr.
Pye.
Mr. Beville
Dies Wednesday
Mr. James R. Beville of 1155
Everee road died early Wednes
day night at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital where he had
been a patient for the past two
days.
Mr. Beville was owner and
operator of the Beville Oil Co.,
Shell Distributors for 36 years.
He was born in Browns Sum
mit, N.C., coming to Griffin 23
years ago. Mr. Beville was a
member of the Methodist chur
ch in Conyers and a veteran of
World War Two, serving in the
U. S. Navy in Washington, D.C.
He was a member of the Loyal
Order of Moose, the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks
and a former member of t h e
Griffin Exchange Club.
He is survived by his w 1 f e,
Mrs. Jessie Lee Brown Beville;
a sister, Mrs. L. R. Cox of Grif
fin; two nephews, A. M. Doolit
tle of Anderson, S.C., and Char
les W. Doolittle of Griffin.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Friday morning at 11 o’-
clock from the chapel of Pittman
Rawls Funeral Home. Dr. Del
ma Hagood will officiate and
burial will be in Oak Hill ceme
tery. The" family requests that
flowers be omitted and those
who wish may make a contribu
tion to the American Cancer So
ciety.
Clary Infant
Dies In Decatur
Duane Kelly Clary, 18 month
old-son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly T.
Clary of Decatur died Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Clary is the for
mer Miss Shirley Evans of Grif
fin.
In addition to his parents, sur
vivors include his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Evans
of Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Clary of Odum, Ga.
Funeral services were held
this afternoon at 2 o’clock at
Wesley Hills Baptist Church. Hie
Rev. Hugh Glbert offciated. Bu
rial was in Fairview Memorial
Gardens.
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Man Charged
With Possessing
Illegal Booze
A Spalding County man was
arrested this morning and char
ged with possession of non-t a x
paid whisky after officers
found 166 gallons in a truck and
his home.
The officers arrested Don Dix
of Route One, Brooks, 01 d
Georgia 16. His bond was set at
SI,OOO. Officers said the home is
in Spalding County although it
is on a Brooks route.
State and federal revenue ag
ents and members of the Spald
ing County Sheriff’s Depart
ment, armed with search war
rants, raided the home this mor
ning about 7:15.
They found 155 gallons of non
tax paid whisky in a two-t o n
van truck and 11 gallons inside
the home. In addition to the two
ton truck, the officers confisca
ted two other trucks and an au
tomobile.
The officers said a further in
vestigation was being conduct
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Insurance
Hearing Set
ATLANTA (DPI) _ Repre
sentatives of an Alabama-based
insurance company have been
ordered to appear at a hearing
by the state’s Insurance com
missioner.
Comptroller Gen. James L.
Bentley announced Wednesday
that the Southern United Life
Insurant □ Company was
charged with selling illegal
“vault” and “burial” policies in
Georgia.
A hearing was to be held
Friday on the charges, which
stemmed from investigations of
100 illegal policies issued in the
Georgeto ,-n, Ga. area, near the
Alabama state line.
Burial and vault policies pro
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insured, a beneficiary Will re
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merchandise depending on
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Griffin Daily News
Thursday, April 10, 1969
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SQUARE DANCE
A square dance wll be held
at West Butts Clubhouse Satur- •
day night, beginning at 9 p.m.
until midnight. Admission is
one dollar for adults and child
ren under 12 will be admitted c
free.
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