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★ REAL ESTATE ★
REAL ESTATE
BV2 acres-Spalding Co.-Nice
level open land-Owner
financing available
12 acres-Fayette Co.-Stream,
pulpwood, old house.
2 houses on 4 acres, 2 miles
N.W. of Griffin-Owner financing
available.
3 bedroom brick home, l’/j bath,
utility room with washer and
dryer connections, all utilities,
built-in kitchen, central heat,
attic fan, attic storage, carport,
on nice lot-1333 Oakdale Drive,
Griffin.
50 acres-3 miles E. 1-75- 30 min.
from Atlanta; 40 acres open,
fenced, stream and lakesite
sßoo an acre, 25 pct. down will
divide.
54 V? acres-Spalding Co.-6'/j
miles W. of Griffin, paved road,
5 room house with bath, good
barn, 20 acres open pasture
fenced, stream and lakesite
s4s,ooo
66 acres Meriwether Co. paved
road, good stream; 25 acres
open, balance in pulpwood
ready to thin. Financing
available.
100 acres-3'/j miles E. 1-75, long
paved road frontage, unpolluted
stream and 30 acre lakesite
open and wooded. Good
financing available.
BLAKENEY TINGLE
REALTY
227 3586
Raymond Parker Res. 227-0416
W.G. Blakeney-Res. 599 3257
Frank Tingle Res. 956 4816
Glenn Fisher- Res. 956-5435
Lots for sale on Pinebrook Dr.
(off Carver Rd.) Call 227 4196.
FOR SALE: Lot, corner Bell
and Hallyburton. Call 227-2124.
LOOKING FOR LAND?
10 acres on East side of old
Barnesville Rd. Also 10 acres on
West side of Barnesville Rd.
Suitable for building. Call Sue
Ogletree, Griffin Realty, 227-
8661 or residence 228-1300.
FOR SALE: 1 acre lot, 8i Hwy.,
Senoia. Ph. 599 3547.
3 acres land S.W of Griffin, $650
acre. Call 227 9571 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: 2 acre lot, 92 Hwy.
Phone 227 8575.
Wooded lot in Camp Stevens
Subdivision. Call 228 3904 after 4
p.m.
For Sale or Swap by Owner.
3 bedroom Brick Veneer, city of
Jonesboro. Phone 471-2338.
Attention Veterans, If you are
interested in buying mobile
home under VA program, call
this number: 478-2006.
★ HOUSING WANTED ★
Wanted to rent or lease 3
bedroom house in Crescent
School area or Orchard Hill.
Call 228 3977 after 6 p.m.
Need house to rent by Feb. 26, 3
bedroom or 2 bedroom and den.
Call 228 2390.
WANTED TO RENT: Small
lockable and dry storage area.
Preferably south part of town.
227 8804.
★ HELP WANTED ★
Experienced cook maid, good
references required, live in or
furnish own transportation,
salary open, hours 8 2. Call 227-
9527.
Experienced waitress, apply in
person, Plaza Grill.
BUILT UP ROOFERS
SHINGLERS
WILDE ROOFING
COMPANY
715E. TAYLOR STREET
Routeman and salesman
wanted by local firm. 5 day
work week, good company
benefits. Call 228 0620 for
appointment.
Wanted immediately, local man
to run sales office for Columbus,
Ga. Co. Salary plus
commission, appointments
furnished, no canvassing, any
type sales experience helpful
but not necessary, must be
dependable. Call collect area
code 404 324 0486 or write D.L.
Reynolds, P.O. Box 2583,
Columbus, Ga. 31902.
HELP WANTED: Lady or
gentleman for route sales.
Experience helpful but not
essential. Must be free to travel
and return home each night.
Good starting salary, plus
commission after training
program. Company automobile
furnished. Contact Mr. Booth
weekdays after 6 p.m. All day
Sat. and Sun. 775-7718, Jackson,
Ga.
Maid needed I'/z or 2 days a
week. Housework, ironing and
at times care for the baby. Must
furnish references, health card
nad own transportation. Will
pay sl.lO per hour. If not
qualified, do not call. 228-0002.
SALES OPPORTUNITY
Rollin, Inc., the Orkin Division,
world's largest Pest Control
Company is presently filling
several openings in Griffin and
surrounding territory. If you
have proven sales ability and
want to get ahead fast, Orkin
can offer a rewarding career.
Experience in our field not
necessary. High School or
equivalent and over 21. Come by
Orkin Exterminating Co. or call
for an appointment. 228-2791.
Wanted: Manager to operate
beer lounge and case. Good pay
for right person. Call 227 8287.
GRADERS, SCRAPERS,
BULLDOZERS, BACKHOES
No experience necessary. Will
train. Earn S3OO-8400 per week.
For application call 404-261-5608
or write to World Wide Systems,
3177 Peachtree Rd. N.E. Suite
201, Atlanta, Georgia 30305.
WANTED: Experienced
electrician and experienced
electricians' helpers only.
Apply in person Brown Electric
Co., 502 W. Solomon, 9 12 and 2-4
Mon. ■ Fri.
Legals
LEGAL 6696
GEORGIA
SPALDING COUNTY
On application of Lloyd
Parker, 431 E. Broadway,
Griffin, Georgia, Articles of
Incorporation have been
granted to NORTH STAR
INVESTMENT CORP, by the
Honorable Andrew J. Whalen,
Jr., Judge of the Spalding
Superior Court, in accordance
with the applicable provisions
of the Georgia Business
Corporation Code. The
registered ooffice of the
Corporation is located at 431
East Broadway, Griffin,
Georgia, and its registered
agent is Lloyd Parker at the
same address. The purpose of
this Corporation is to
merchandise, sell, offer for
sale, and distribute at wholesale
and retail, foods and foodstuffs
of all kinds and descriptions,
whether in bulk, package,
bottle, can, etc., including
beverages of all kinds and for
all purposes, to generally deal
in groceries and grocery
product suitable for public
consumption, and to have all the
rights incident to a business
corporation as set out in
applicable laws of Georgia. The
minimum capital with which
the Corporation shall begin
business is not less than $500.00.
BECK, GODDARD, OWEN,
SQUIRES 8. MURRAY
Attorneys frFOR North Star
Investment Corp.
By (s) Stephen O. Squires
P.O. Box 116
Griffin, Georgia 30223
LEGAL 6700
NO. 16508
SUPERIOR COURT
SPALDING COUNTY,
GEORGIA
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
FILED IN OFFICE JAN. 19,
1972
ORDER OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
DATED JAN. 19, 1972
Betty June Alford Hoard
VS.
Lewis W. Hoard
To: Lewis W. Hoard:
You are hereby commanded to
be and appear at the Superior
Court of Spalding County,
Georgia within Sixty (60) days
of Jan. 19, 1972 to answer the
plaintiff's complaint in the
above stated case.
Witness the Honorable Andrew
J. Whalen, Jr., Judge of the said
Court, this the 19 day of Jan.
1972.
F.P. Lindsey
Clerk, Superior Court
LEGAL 6720
CITATION
GEORGIA,
SPALDING COUNTY
WHEREAS, Emmett S.
McDowell, Jr., Executor of the
last will of Agnes Sorrel,
represents to the Court, in his
petition, dduly filed and entered
on record, that he has fuily
administered said descedent's
estate: This is therefore to cite
all persons concerned, kindred
and creditors, to show cause, if
any they can, why said
Executor should not be
discharged from his
administration, and receive
Letters of Dismission on the
First Monday in March, 1972.
This February 7, 1972.
(S) Geo. C. Imes. Ordinary
Beck, Goddard, Owen, Squires
8. Murray
Griffin, Georgia
LEGAL 6698
Janet Deborah Bishop Murphy
VS. Johnny Thomas Murphy
No. 16503 Superior Court
Spalding County , Georgia Suit
For Divorce Filed In Office Jan.
17, 1972 Order Os Service By
Publication Dated Jan. 17, 1972.
TO: Johnny Thomas Murphy:
You are hereby commanded
to be and appear at the Superior
Court of Spalding County,
Georgia within Sixty (60) days
of Jan. 17, 1972 to answer the
plaintiff's complaint in the
above stated case.
Witness the Honorable
Andrew J. Whalen, Jr., Judge of
the said Court, this the 17 day of
Jan., 1972.
(s) F.P. Lindsey
Clerk, Superior Court
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I College News
FRANK ROWELL
Frank Rowell of Griffin has
been named to the dean’s list for
the fall quarter at West Georgia
College, Carollton.
SHERRY ISON
Sherry Ison, a junior at Tift
College was recently a member
of the cast that performed a
one-act play for Visitor’s Day at
Tift. The play entitled
“Glamour Girl" was presented
by Studio Players, the drama
organization on campus. Miss
Ison is presently serving as
president of this club. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Ison.
GEORGIA TECH
The following students were
named to the fall quarter dean’s
list at the Georgia Institute of
Technology in Atlanta: Robert
Daniel Harris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Harris, Sr.; Allen
Stephen Davis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Turner S. Davis; Thomas
M. Eidson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse E. Eidson; Ronald L.
Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Anderson; Albert
Richard Bunn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Preston Bunn; and
Robert A. Bond, son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Bond, Jr.
SINCLAIR HOLLBERG
Sinclair Hollberg of Griffin is
participating in the Washington
Seminar on Opportunities in the
Federal Service, Feb. 7-11 in
Washington, D.C. Hollberg will
be among the participants
representing Wheaton College,
Wheaton, 111., where he is a
student. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Douglas Hollberg of
Griffin.
TOMMY J. SNIDER
Tommy James Snider of
Griffin was among the 85
students who completed
graduation requirements at
Georgia Southwestern College
fall quarter. He received the BS
degree with a major in history.
Snider is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Snider and is a 1966
graduate of Griffin High School.
UNIVERSITY OF GA.
The following Griffin students
were named to the fall quarter
dean’s list at the University of
Georgia in Athens; College of
Education, Pamela Alice
Morris; School of Journalism,
Donna Leara Rhodes; College
of Arts and Sciences, Shelia N.
Crawford, Michael E. Hobbs,
Ann Neel Simons, Charles
Richter Smith III; College of
Business Administration, Sarah
Janice Baker, Charles Arthur
Moss, Jr., Harry Walter
Neville, James Rollin Powers
and Andrew Jefferson Whalen
ni.
DOUGLAS R. TINGLE
Douglas R. Tingle was among
the 344 candidates who met
requirements to receive
degrees at Georgia Tech’s 93
commencement on Dec. 4.
LOUISE J. SHEWFELT
Louise J. Shewfelt, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lome Shewfelt,
was named to the fall quarter
dean’s list at West Georgia
College.
JAMES P. SULLIVAN
James P. Sullivan met all
requirements to receive his
degree at Georgia Tech’s 93rd
commencement on Dec. 4.
ALVIN LEE MILBY, JR.
Alvin Lee Milby, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Milby of
Meansville was named to the
dean’s list and cited for ex
cellence by the University of
Georgia's School of Forest
Resources for the fall quarter.
JACQUELINE F. GANDY
Jacqueline F. Gandy of 614
West Broad street, Griffin, has
been named to the fall quarter
dean’s list at Clayton Junior
College, Morrow, Ga.
ALAN W. CONNELL
Alan William Connell of
Williamson was named to the
dean's list at the University of
Georgia’s College of Business
Administration.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Georgia State Representative John Coney of Douglasville (c) talks with
Florida Representatives Ted Alvarez (1) and Earl Dixon, both of Jacksonville, Fla. about the
Florida no-fault divorce law. There is talk in the Georgia General Assmebly about taking up the
matter for possible legislative action.
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The First Assembly of God Church completed the annual
workers training program for the officers and teachers of the
Sunday School. Those completing the course were presented
certificates and the Book of the Year Award. Receiving them
were (front, l-r) Ron Roberts, Kelly Williams, Joy Johnson,
Joyce Goodman, Gary Nicholls, Dorothy Rogers, Gloria
Nicholls, Sherry Kenerly, Janet Zieminski, Gwen Blackwell,
David Blackwell, Wilson Woodham, the Rev. Claude
Jesus helped
the poor
By LOUIS CASSELS
United Press International
The speaker at a Chamber of
Commerce banquet was bearing
down hard on the need for
more “religion” in national life.
He used the name of Jesus
Christ 38 times in the course of
a 15-minute speech.
Each time, he pronounced the
sacred name with great rever
ence. He doubtless would have
been startled by the suggestion
that he was committing blas
phemy.
But if blasphemy means
“taking the Lord’s name in
vain”—which is the Bible’s
definition—that speaker was
guilty of it in an even more
profound sense than those who
use “Christ” as a casual
expletive.
For he was involving the
name of Jesus in support of an
attitude toward the poor that
was the exact opposite of
everything Jesus taught.
Wrong Impression
The speaker conveyed the
impression that Jesus would
look with keen disfavor on
public assistance programs that
—as he put it—“encourage lazy
people to live in idleness on
government handouts robbed
from the pockets of hard
working taxpayers.”
There may be waste and
inefficiency in welfare pro
grams. Everyone who’s studied
them agrees there is. And
President Nixon has proposed,
and the House has passed, a
major welfare reform bill.
But even the most critical
studies have turned up only a
small minority of cheats and
deadbeats on welfare rolls. At
least nine out of every ten
people drawing public assis
tance are genuinely poor
through no fault of their own.
So those who damn welfare
out of hand and argue that it
should be repealed, not re
formed, are saying in effect
that they don’t want any of
their tax money used for relief
of the poor.
The Issue
There is no question about
any person’s political right to
take such a stand. The issue
under discussion here is whe
ther the name of Jesus may be
used legitimately, in support of
an attitude of indifference or
disdain toward the poor.
The answer should be obvious
to anyone who has the slightest
familiarity with the New
Testament. Throughout His
ministry, the poor were the
special objects of Jesus'
concern. He fed them, healed
them and comforted them
whenever and wherever He
could.
In one of His most famous
parables—preserved in the 25th
chapter of Matthew’s gospel—
He plainly indicated that men
will be judged by God not on
the basis of their proclaimed
piety, but simply in terms of
how much kindness and con
cern they have displayed
toward their less fortunate
human brothers.
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Among those who have earned their Georgia High School diplomas through the Adult
Education program in Griffin are (front, l-r) Carolyn Blount, Mary Lou Fouts, Nettie Allen
(back) William Morris, Charles Collier and Thurman Austin. Others who have earned
diplomas are L. E. Couch, George Sullivan, Cathy Stuckey, Bobbie Watkins, Petra Perdue,
Ben Cleveland, and Elizabeth Chapman.
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WINTER HAVEN, Fla.—U.S. Sen. Henry Jackson, speaking impromptu through Polk county in
Florida, stopped in Winter Haven Park and spoke to some 30 to4o people. (UPI)
»—Griffin Daily News Sat. & Sun., Feb. 12-13,1972
Johnson, (middle) Ann Penley, Sherry Fennell, Barbara
Fennell, Loyce Fennell, Willie Eubanks, Robert Parker,
Virginia Scroggins, Reba Moore, Annie Mae Tarleton (top)
Shirley Sheffield, Doris Clark, Curtis Clark, Phyllis
Scroggins, Dorothy Evans, Ricky Eubanks. Also completing
the course were Chloris Hudgins, Ruby McDaniel, Shirley
McElroy, Charlotte Nichols, and Cornelia Kendrick.