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Brown To Speak
To Exchange
Rep. Clayton Brown will speak
to the Exchange Club of Griffin
at its noon meeting tomorrow.
He will be introduced by pro
gram chairman Carl Pruett.
Brown is a member of the
Georgia House of the General
Assembly and a representative
from the Spalding-Fayette dis
trict.
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Honor Gold Star Mothers
V. F. W. Conducts
Memorial Service
"we must never forget the de
votion to their country, the sac
rifice they made, the lives they
gave, that America would re
main a free and Independent na
tion,” Hulette Goodman, form
er Department Comman de r
VFW said in the memorial ad
dress delivered Sunday after
noon at a special service honor
ing Gold Star MO',het’s and
Fathers.
"And we must never forget the
men and women who came out
of the wars maimed bearing the
scars of battle that handicap
ped them for life; and certainly
a grateful nation will never for
get the dependents of our depart
ed comrads. And as long as
there is a VFW post in America
you can rest assured this will ne
ver happen.”
The service was held in the
chapel of the First United Meth
odist Church with the program
following the national VFW offic
ial Memorial Ritual. With State
Chaplain Riley Milam as mas
ter of ceremonies the impres
sive ritual was followed. In this
officers of the Griffin post and
its Auxiliary took part. One fea
ture of the ritual called for plac
ing wreaths of flowers, red,
white and blue, and one of ever
green on the altar, signifying
the everlasting devotion of VFW
members to those who had ans
wered taps.
There were nine Gold Star
Mothers and two Gold Star Fa
thers who stood and were recog
nized by Commander Ed Brown.
Hospital
The following were admitted
to the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital over the weekend:
Marvin Payne, Miss Ethel
Caslin, Mrs. Patricia Collins,
Mrs. Leuara Stewart, W. G.
Preston, Timothy Jordan, Mrs.
Sue Hatchett, Mrs. Carolyn Ro
binson, John Robert Berry, Ha
rold Ogletree, Mrs. Gail Bush,
Mrs. Vickie Tillman, Washing
ton Thornton, Cynthia Landrum,
Johnnie Bell Wynn, Mrs. Mus
ette Moreland, Beverly Whi
taker, Mrs. Sara Driskell, Mrs.
Georgia Hines, Mrs. Rosie Puc
kett, W. F. McCullough, Mrs. Ir
ma Knight.
The following were dismissed:
Mrs. Marie Winterbottom,
Mrs. Flora Benford, Mrs. Ma
mie Parrott and baby, Sam Mob
ley, Deborah Sue Chalkley, Tho
mas Gardner, Wesley Spinks,
Millard Jones, Delia Lynne
Mandham, Mrs. Zelma Mae Bar
nard, Mrs. Sandra Hall, James
Harris, Mrs. C. Lanelie Reeves,
Mrs. Frances Collins, Barbara
Ector, Willie Hall, Mrs. Ronnell
Carter, Alvin Kelley, Mrs. Evie
Singleton.
Indian Springs
Camp Meeting
Opens Thursday
The 79th annual session of the
Indian Springs Holiness C am p
Meeting will open Thursday and
extend through Sunday, Aug. 17.
The camp meeting is the largest
in the Southeast and the third
largest in the nation.
Evangelists for this year in
clude Dr. Roy Nicholson, Dr.
Warner P. Davis, and Rev. Bil
ly Key, pastor of the First Uni
ted Methodist Church, Ameri
cus, who is making his first
preaching appearance at Indian
Springs.
Dr. Z. T. Johnson, president
emeritus of Asbury College, Wil
more, Ky., will lead the morn
ing Bible Study. Clay Milby of
Valdosta, will be the general
song evangelist, with Dr. Joe
Thacker, on the faculty of As
bury College, to head the Young
People’s Program.
Officers of the camp meeting
board include Frank Harris, pre
sident, Cartersville; the Rev. J.
O. Fuller, Nashville, vice presi
dent; the Rev. R. O. Edenfield,
Wrightsville, secretary; and Dr.
Roland Walker, Chamblee, trea
surer.
Butts County Recognition Day
will be held on Thursday, Aug.
14, at 8 o'clock, with Thanksgiv
ing Day following on the same
date. The other special obser
vance will be the Missionary
Program at 3 p.m. Aug. 14.
The camp is inter-denomina
tional and has preaching servic
es at 11 a.m., 3 and 8 p.m. with
the evangelists alternating prea
ching assignments.
Next year’s workers have been
announced as Dr. John R. Chur
ch, Dr. Jimmy Lentz, and Dr.
Robert Coleman.
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Stork Club
LITTLE MISS ENGLISH
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lloyd
English of Route One, Jackson,
announce the birth of a daugh
ter on August 1 at the Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital.
MASTER GOODMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomas
Goodman of 422 East Wall st
reet, Griffin, announce the birth
of a son on August 1 at the Grif
fin-Spalding County Hospital.
LITTLE MISS ELLERBEE
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ellerbee
of Route One, Zebulon, announ
ce the birth of a daughter on Au
gust 1 at the' Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital.
MASTER COLLIER
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Collier of
Route One, Williamson announ
ce the birth of a son on August 2
at the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital.
MASTER COLLINS
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Col
lins of Route Three, Jackson,
announce the birth of a son on
August 2 at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital.
LITTLE MISS ROBERTSON
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rob
ertson of Route Two, 47 Main
street, Jackson, announce the
birth of a daughter on August 2
at the Griffin-Spalding Counjj
Hospital.
LITTLE MISS BUSH
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Bush of 1328 Pleasant avenue,
Griffin, announce the birth of a
daughter on August 3 at the Gr
iffin-Spalding County Hospital,
MASTER TILLMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Till
man of 501 Bell street, Grif
fin, announce the birth of a son
on August 3 at the Griffin-Spal
ding County Hospital.
LITTLE MISS EUBANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Eubanks
of 108 Poplar street, Griffin, an
nounce the birth of a daughter
on August 3 at the Griffin-Sp
alding County Hospital.
MASTER NUTTER
Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Nutter
Jr., of Athens announce the birth
of a son, Dale E. Nutter 111, on
Aug. 1, at St. Mary’s Hospital in
Athens. Mrs. Nutter is the for
mer Norma Richmond of New
nan. Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Rich
mond of Newnan and paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Dale E, Nutter Sr. of Griffin.
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Building Permits
Issued For 14
Famly Units
The City of Griffin issued
building permits in July for the
construction of 14 family units.
Twelve of those will be apart
ment units and two will be sin
gle family residences.
A permit for the construction
of the three four unit apartments
was for SBO,OOO. The permits for
were for $63,000.
Thirty nine permits were is
sued for additions, alterations
and conversions to residences.
They were for $34,665. One per
mit was issued in the same ca
tegory for an industrial plant. It
was for $58,000. Five were issu
ed for additions, alterations and
conversions to commercial buil
dings. They were for $22,591.
Two miscellaneous permits
were for SBSO.
One permit was issued to de
molish a house and one for $225
was issued for the erection of a
sign.
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Funeral Tuesday
For Mr. Fambro
Mr. Willie B. Fambro, 65, of
East Tinsley street, died at his
residence on Thursday after an
extended illness.
Mr. Fambro was a lifelong
resident of Spalding County, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Will
Fambro.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Rosa Fambro; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Margaret Wiggs and
Mrs. Annette Allen, both of Gr
iffin; a son, John Redding of
Griffin; an aunt, Mrs. Margar
et D. Holland of Griffin; two
grandchildren and several nie
ces and nephews.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock from tile chapel of Mil
ler’s Funeral Home. Burial will
be in the Union cemetery. Mil
ler’s Funeral Home is in - char
ge of arrangements.
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FORECAST FOR GRIFFIN AREA—Mostly cloudy and mild tonight and to
morrow with chance of thundershowers.
Man Charged
In Burglary
Os Clubhouse
Griffin Police have arrested
Kenneth Lewis Leverette, 20, of
South Eighth street and char
ged him with a June burglary
at the Griffin Golf Course Club
house. A television taken in the
burglary was recovered.
Leverette was arrested over
the weekend. Officers said he Is
charged with the June 25 bur
glary of the clubhouse.
They said in addition to the
television set, a set of golf clubs,
golf balls and a radio were tak
en.
Mrs. McKibben
Os Jackson Dies
JACKSON — Mrs. Roschell
Bartlett McKibben of Jackson,
widow of Mr. Grover McKibben,
died Sunday morning at the Syl
van Grove Hospital after an ex
tended illness.
Mrs. McKibben made her
home at the Westbury Medical
Care Center.
She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. P. W. Simpson of Atlanta
and Mrs. Allen Gulledge of Mi
ami, Fla.; two brothers, L. H.
Bartlett and Sylvinus Bartlett,
both of College Park; and sever
al nieces and nephews.
Funefal services were conduc
ted this afternoon at 3 o’clock
from the chapel of Haisten Fun
eral Home in Jackson. The Rev.
T. J. Thaxton officiated and bur
ial was in the Forest Grove ce
metery, Forest Park, Ga.
Four Charged
In Shoplifting
Four juveniles have been ar
rested by Griffin Police and
charged with shoplifting at a
Griffin store.
Officers said the four, ranging,
in age from 14 through 16, were
charged with taking two pair of
pants from the store.
Their names cannot be pub
lished under Georgia law.
Finnish Suicides
HELSINKI (UPI) - A
meeting of Finnish medical so
cieties was told Helsinki has one
of the highest suicide rates in
the world—3B per 100,000 per
sons. The study showed the per
son most likely to commit suicide
was male, aged 45-54, widowed
or divorced and an unskilled
laborer.
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Griffin Daily News
MerrteU Autrey
Ex-Griffinite
Heads C&S Bank
In DeKalb
Merriell Autrey, Jr.,, has been
elected president of the Citizens
and Southern Emory Bank, lo
cated in DeKalb, and one of the
largest state banks in Georgia.
Formerly vice president of The
Citizens and Southern National
Bank, Autrey has been with
C&S since 1961.
Autrey has lived in DeKalb for
over 20 years. He is married to
the former Joyce Thie of DeKalb
and they have three children. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mer
riell Autrey, Sr., of 422 Meriwe
ther street, Griffin.
Double Duty
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UPI) -
The Wyoming Department jjf
Public Health is probably unique
in that it not only must carry
out statutory and governmental
programs on the state level but
also provide services at the local
level that ordinarily would be
carried out by local health units
in more densely populated states.
The divisions functioning un
der the Wyoming Department of
Public Health are the division of
crippled children, division of ma
ternal and child health, division
of dental health, division of pre
ventive medicine, division of san
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Funeral Today
For Mr. Tingle
LOCUST GROVE — Mr. J.
F. Tingle Sr., of Locust Grove*
Ga., died Saturday in an Atlan
ta hospital at the age of 86. He
had been a patient at the hospi
tal a few days. •
Survivors include four sons,
Elton Tingle of Atlanta, J. F.
Tingle Jr., of Decatur, Frank
Tingle of Locust Grove, J a c
Tingle of Griffin; six grandchil
dren; seven great grandchild
ren; nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held
this morning at 11 o’clock at
Beersheba Primitive Baptist
Church at Locust Grove.
Elder Roy E. Speer and Elder
Elzie D. Speer Sr., officiated*
Burial was in the church ceme
tery.
D. T. Carmichael Funeral
Home of McDonough was iij
charge of arrangements.
Rites Tuesday
For Mrs. Brown
JACKSON — Mrs. Minnie
Johnston Brown, 83, of Rout j
four, Jackson, widow of Mr.
Luke H. Brown, died early this
morning at the Sylvan Grove
Hospital. a
Mrs. Brown was a native of
Lamar County, daughter of the
late Mr. William F. Johnston
and the late Mrs. Lucia Manrf,
Johnston. She was a member*
of the Marvin United Methodist
Church in Lamar County.
She is survived by two daugrf
ters, Mrs. H. T. McCollum, Jr.,
of Atlanta and Mrs.,o. L. Wea
ver of Jackson; two grandchild
ren and one great-grandchild. •
Funeral services will be con
ducted Tuesday afternoon at 3
o’clock from the chapel of Hais
ten Funeral Home in Jackson.
The Rev. R. E. Whiteside an!
the Rev. J. C. Parham will offi
ciate and burial will be in t h e
Johnston family cemetery in
Lamar County. •
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