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— Griffin Daily News Friday, August2s,l972
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Hospital Report
The following persons were
admitted to the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital yesterday and
this morning:
Mrs. Edna Moore, Mrs. Ruby
Jewell W. Sullivan, William
Willis, Mrs. Ethel Cooper,
Harold P. Thomas, Mrs.
Eugene Norman, Mrs. Brenda
Cardell, Mrs. Catherine J.
Appling, T. D. Wilson, Mrs.
Angelum Raunikar, Mrs. Sara
D. Bell, Frances McEchern,
Mrs. Lillie Bonner, Mrs. Joy K.
Sharpe, Mrs. Gayle Brown,
Tracy James, Karla Fowler,
John Thompson, Randolph
(Randy) Daniel, Mrs. Rea
Robinson, T. J. Brown, Mrs.
Minnie Weaver, Shirley Welch,
Betty Jean Combs, Mrs. Crissie
Adair, Mrs. Mamie Pless.
The following were
dismissed:
Mrs. Joyce R. Brown, Dick
Hyatt, Mrs. Margaret Price and
baby, Mrs. Ruby Benton, Mrs.
Easter L. Jester, Iris Lee
McDowell Jr., Frank L. Bar
tholomew, Jr., Mrs. Dixie
Turner and baby, Miss Roena
E. Torbert, Mrs. Margaret
Bartholomew, Mrs. Connie E.
Reid, Mrs. Joann Smith, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sullivan and baby,
Mrs. Gloria Foster and baby,
Mrs. Annie Ruth Hall, Edward
E. Johnson, Ammons Graham,
Mrs. Naolda Askins.
C. D. Higgins, 150 Spalding
street, has been transferred
from the Veterans Hospital in
Atlanta to Our
petual Help Hospital, 760 West
Washington street, S.W.,
Atlanta.
Barnesville
set for season
Barnesville Academy football
practice will begin Monday at 10
a.m. Students seven to twelve
years of age may report to
Coach Smitty Graham at the
school gym to begin the fall
program.
Sp. 4 Botts
recruiter
Sp. 4 Rickey E. Botts has been
transferred from Ft. Bragg,
N.C., to the Army recruiting
station in Griffin.
Sp. 4 Botts will be at the North
Hill street station daily from 9
a.m. till 6 p.m.
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Stork Club
LITTLE MISS SULLIVAN
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sullivan
of 34 12th street, Barnesville,
announce the birth of a
daughter on Aug. 24 at the
Griffin-Spalding County Hospi
tal.
MASTER SIMS
Mr. and Mrs. John Eian Sims
of 1422 Millstead avenue, Rock
dale, announce the birth of a son
on Aug. 24 at the Griffin-Spald
ing County Hospital.
LITTLE MISS WELCH
Mr. and Mrs. Willie James
Welch of 707 East Solomon
street, Griffin, announce the
birth of a daughter on Aug. 25 at
the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital.
Burglars hit
two businesses
Two nearby businesses on
Memorial drive were
burglarized during the night.
Griffin Police Sgt. Tom Mals
bary and Officer Harold Mullins
were on patrol and discovered a
break-in at the Iris Drive In
snack bar around 4:15 am. The
door locks had been broken off.
Theater employees were taking
inventory this morning to deter
mine what was taken.
Sheriff’s Deputy Robert
Aaron investigated a burglary
at G. H. Nixon’s Texaco Service
Station, which is on Memorial at
Hamilton boulevard, this
morning. Entry was made by
prying the front door lock from
the frame.
About $25 worth of mer
chandise was taken. It included
razors, lighter fluid, gum, and
rolls of quarters, dimes and
pennies worth about $12.50.
Griffinite
phones mother
Sp. 4 Emory Haygood Biles,
23, telephoned his mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Biles, 821 Meriwether
street from Germany yesterday
where he is serving in the Ar
my.
He has been there since Octo
ber and told his mother he
would miss being home for
Christmas this year. He said he
hoped to return to the U. S. by
May.
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A LOT OF MOUTHS to feed demand more than 50 pounds of dog food a week. The 16 Irish Setter pups are all
part of the same litter and belong to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wright of McKinleyville, Calif.
Griffin Tech, Gordon join in program
Beginning fall quarter 1972,
Griffin Tech will institute a
cooperative program with
CLEARANCE
Boys’ Western Jeans 2 5“
Our own Ranchcraft brand Ist quality jeans being closed
out. Regulars, Slims and husky sizes. Penn-Prest, 50 pct.
fortrel
Straight leg styling. While theyl last.
Orig. 2.98 to 3.49. 2 for s°°
BOYS’ OXFORD CLOTH PANTS.
Towncraft brand slacks, Ist quality. Penn-Prest 75 pct
Fortrel Polyester, 25 pct. Cotton. Green, Olive, Blue, Tan.
All Reduced to clear. Broken sizes in Regular, Slim and
Husky. Orig. 4.98 to 5.49.
Now 2 for 6°°
CLOSEOUT ON INFANTS AND GIRLS SLEEPWEAR.
Pretty sleep stuff for girls of all ages, cotton knit sleepers
for the littlest girls and pajamas and gowns for the bigger
girls. All in soft pastels and washable prints. Sizes 2 to 16.
Orig. 2.50-3.98. Now 1"
Infants sizes Orig 1.66-2.98
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Gordon Junior College leading
to the Associate in Arts degree
in oecreiarial Science.
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SEAN CONNERY, above, has cashed in his Bonds,
having earned substantial interest by playing lan
Fleming’s starchily flashy spy hero, Agent 007. Roger
Moore, left, will pick up what’s left, playing James
Bond in a forthcoming film, “Live and Let Die.” Moore
is best known for portraying “The Saint.”
Gordon President Jerry M.
Williamson met with the Griffin
Tech Board of Education to
present the proposals for the
program. The State Depart
ment of Education, Vocational
Education Division approved
the proposals.
Students who enroll in the
program will attend Gordon for
their general education
sequence and will attend Griffin
Tech for their secretarial train
ing. While enrolled at Gordon,
students will pay the college’s
regular tuition fees and while at
Death of man probed
An autopsy was being per
formed late this morning at the
Griffin-Spalding Hospital to
determine whether a Heflin,
Ala., man died as a result of a
traffic accident or from natural
causes.
Cpl. Bill Shivers of the Griffin
State Patrol Post said that
William Ralph Cook, 53, was
driving a motor convoy truck
which ran off the North Ex
pressway and down an embank
ment three tenths of a mile
south of Hampton.
Shivers said he arrived on the
scene three or four minutes
after it happened around 9:30
this morning and that Cook
already was dead.
Vote supervision sought
ATLANTA (UPI) — A. Mims Wilkinson Jr., head of
ballot security for the Georgia Republican Party, says
there should be state supervision of the Nov. 7 general
election in Columbia County.
Citing several alleged irregularities in the Aug. 8
primaries, Wilkinson said Columbia County was the worst
he had heard of because of the number of serious
complaints regarding the primaries.
Griffin Tech, students will pay
Griffin Tech’s fees.
Those who wish to begin the
program in October, 1972 may -
contact either school for in
formation and acceptance
procedures. There is no
requirement concerning which
school the student must attend
first.
E. V. Langford, Sr., Director
of Griffin Tech, stated this is the
first agreement between a
college and a vocational school
to coordinate a program of this
type “to better serve our
Shivers said the truck was
traveling only about 35 or 40
miles per hour and he suspects
Cook may have suffered a heart
attack.
The deceased man did have a
cut on the head, Shivers said.
Cook had just unloaded some
new cars in Griffin. .
About Town
RUMMAGE, BAKE SALE
A rummage and bake sale
will be sponsored by Midway
United Methodist Church WSCS
all day Saturday from 9 a.m. to
6 p.m. at the A&P Shopping
Center.
Deaths-Funerals
Mr. Daniel
Guye William Daniel, Jr. of
629 Longwood drive, N.W.,
Atlanta, died early today in a
private hospital after a long
illness.
Mr. Daniel was a native of
Griffin and graduated from
Griffin High School where he
received the Dundee Scholar
ship. He graduated from the
University of Georgia where he
was a member of Phi Kappa
Alpha fraternity. He served as a
captain in the U. S. Air Force
and was a salesman.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Kathy Calhoun Daniel; a
daughter, Miss Catherine
Daniel; two sons, Guye William
Daniel HI and John Calhoun
Daniel; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Guye Daniel, all of Atlanta;
three sisters, Mrs. Marion
Watkins and Miss Betty Jane
Daniel of Atlanta and Mrs.
Lovine Lord of Tifton.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 p.m. from St.
Anne’s Episcopal Church. The
Rev. John C. Ball will officiate.
Burial will be in Arlington
cemetery.
Patterson Spring Hill Funeral
Home is in charge of plans.
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Lottie Stodghill Martin,
82, widow of Mr. Eugene
Martin, died at the Sylvan
Grove Hospital in Jackson early
this morning after a lengthy
illness.
Mrs. Martin, a native of Butts
County, was the daughter of the
late Francis William Stodghill
and the late Mary Jane Pope
Stodghill. She was a member of
the Worthville Baptist Churchy
located in the community in
which she lived.
She is survived by four grand
children, Mrs. Gene Mullins of
Mansfield, Mrs. Don Rooks,
Mrs. Donnie Denton and Mrs.
Michael Martin, all of Jackson;
11 great-grandchildren; two
sisters, Mrs. Eula Wilson of
Decatur and Mrs. Lessie Mc-
Clure of Atlanta; a daughter-in
law, Mrs. Imogene Fears of
Jackson; several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services will be
conducted Saturday afternoon
at 3 o’clock from the Worthville
Baptist Church. The Rev. Billy
Floyd and the Rev. M. F. Holt
will officiate and burial will be
in the Worthville Methodist
Church cemetery. The body will
lie in state at the church for 30
minutes prior to the funeral
hour. Haisten Funeral Home of
Jackson is in charge of plans.
community and utilize our
existing facilities without
requiring extra funding.”
Rev. Sexton
to conduct
revival services
The Rev. Sterling Sexton,
superintendent of missions of
the Fairburn Missionary
Baptist Association, will be
guest preacher in revival at
Crestview Baptist Church, Aug.
27 through Sept. 1.
The Rev. Sexton will preach
at both services on Sunday,
morning service at 11 a.m. and
evening service at 7:30 p.m.
He has studied at Mercer
University, Columbia Theologi
cal Seminary, Emory Univer
sity and has done advance study
at the University of Zurich,
Switzerland. The Rev. Sexton
has been superintendent of
missions for Fairbum Associa
tion for nine years.
The Rev. J. Benny Braddy is
pastor of Crestview.
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Dr. Cubbage
Dr. Cubbage
has office
in Hampton
Dr. Laurence J. Cubbage has
opened his office for the general
practice of dentistry at 26A East
Main street in Hampton.
Bom in Ohio, Dr. Cubbage
spent most of his childhood in
Central Florida, attending
primary and secondary schools,
and junior college there.
He attended Emory
University School of Dentristy
and received his degree in June
of 1972. On completion of his
dental training, Dr. Cubbage
was awarded a commission in
the United States Air Force and
served a tour of duty at
Lackland Air Force Base in San
Antonio, Texas.
Dr. Cubbage, with his wife
Ann and daughter Laura will
reside at 10637 Eagle drive in
Jonesboro.
Forged checks
cashed here
Griffin Police today warned
merchants to be on the lookout
for forged First National Bank
checks which are being cashed
in Griffin. The checks have been
signed with various fictitious
names and have account
number 01-63975-6. There is no
printed name on the checks.
Five of the checks were
cashed at K-Way and IGA Food
Stores and were in the amounts
of from $lO to $35.
Merchants spotting checks
with the above number were
asked to contact police.
Avery to talk
J. Arch Avery, vice president
of the Trust Company of
Georgia, will speak at Mt.
Gilead Baptist Church Sunday
at 11 a.m.
His subject will be “Is Prayer
Answered Faith Rewarded?”
Mr. Avery is known around
Georgia for his talk on how he
was saved from an earlier death
by early detection of cancer and
its removal.
The Rev. Clifford Chandler is
pastor of the church.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our
beloved husband and Father,
James Render Harris, who
passed away 2 years ago
today, Aug. 25, 1970.
We miss you dear Dad, more
everyday
So much more than our
words could ever say.
Your gentle voice and loving
smile
The way you always had a
lending ear.
And all these memories we
cherish and hold so dear.
Tho sometimes it seems
life's burdens get heavy as
we go on our way.
But then we realize that God
doesn't promise us a
tomorrow, only today.
Yes, Dad, we miss you and
your sweet smiling face.
And we know that no one
could ever take your place.
Loved and sadly missed by
all,
Mrs. Bessie Harris,
Children and Grand-children