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— Griffin Daily News Saturday, September 30,1972
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Hear One Os America's
Great Gospel Soloist
Sunday Evening 7:00 PM
• BIBLE STUDY 9:30 AM
• WORSHIP 11:00 AM
• DISCUSSION GROUPS 6:00 PM
• WORSHIP 7:00 PM
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THE CHURCH THAT CARES ABOUT YOU
Miller, C. A. Yarbrough, and Mae Nell Hambrick.
Senior Scouts
plan project
Senior Girl Scout Troop 102
will sponsor a steak supper
Saturday night, Oct. 7, from 5 to
Bp.m. at St. George’s Episcopal
Parish House.
The Senior Scouts have
several money-making projects
planned with the proceeds
going into a special troop fund.
The girls tenatively plan to visit
Our Chalet, Adelboden, Swit
zerland in 1974. Our Chalet is
the International House of
World Association of Girl Scouts
and Girl Guides.
Members of the troop are
Kathy Harris, Beth Williams,
Kathy Windom, Carolynn
Palmer, Julie Dorton, Francine
Brown, Tina Howard, Kathy
Palmer, Patricia Hunter and
Beth Campbell. Mrs. Sara
Frances Williams and Mrs. Ray
Howard are co-leaders.
Tickets may be purchased
from any member of the troop,
with each girl receiving in
dividual credit. Adult tickets
are $2.50, steak plates; and
children’s tickets are 75 cents,
hamburger plate.
Homecoming
set Sunday
The Meriwether Street
Church of God will be having its
homecoming Sunday.
Speaker will be the Rev. O. L.
May, pastor of the Carrollton
Church of God. Rev. May will
speak at the 11 a.m. service.
A homecoming luncheon will
be served following the morning
services. An afternoon singing
will feature many local and out
of twon groups.
The pastor is the Rev.
Douglas F. Maxwell.
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Rev. David A. Seamands Evangelist
of Wilmore, Ky. One Os The Leading
Evangelists In America.
MORNING SERVICES DAILY 7:15-8 A.M.
EVENING SERVICES DAILY 7:30 P.M.
Nursery Provided Nightly
For Pre-Schoolers.
YOU’RE CORDIALLY INVITED
Rev. D. B. Shellnut, Pastor
Deaths-Funerals
Mr. Stinson
Funeral arrangements for
Mr. Larry Stinson, 24, of
Atlanta will be announced by
McDowell United Funeral
Herne of Griffin.
He died at the Grady
Memorial Hospital in Atlanta
Friday.
Mr. Stinson is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stinson of
Griffin.
Mr. Wilson
Funeral services for Mr.
Jimmy Wilson, 66, of Milner,
will be held Sunday at 3 p.m.
from the Spring Hill Baptist
Church, Milner, with the Rev.
E. J. O’Neal officiating. Burial
will be in the Mt. Siani cemetery
in Milner.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Laura Mae Wilson; a son,
James L. Wilson, both of
Milner; three grandchildren,
three great grandchildren, and
several nieces and nephews.
McDowell United Funeral
Home is in charge of
arrangements.
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The master menu tor me
Griffin-Spalding County School
System for the week of Oct. 2-6
is as follows:
MONDAY—Corndog, potato
salad, cole slaw, peach half,
roll, milk, butter.
2nd Baptist
will present
musical
The sanctuary choir of Second
Baptist Church will present
“The Gospel Bard”, a musical
collection arranged by Don
Hustad, on Sunday night at the
7:30 worship hour. This
collection dramatically
presents witness songs from the
last 200 years of American
history.
Periods of history depicted in
the musical include, the folk
tunes of rural new England
Baptists in the late 18th century,
campmeeting songs of slaves
and their masters, the Billy
Sunday era, the Gospel quartet
era, and concludes with the
present day style of Car
michael, Peterson and others.
Mr. Glowers
Funeral services for Mr.
Willie Curtis “Jack” Clowers
will be held Sunday at 3 p.m.
from the New Pleasant Hill
C.M.E. Church, Concord, with
the Rev. L. E. Johnson of
ficiating. Burial will be in the
Mt. Zion Cemtery, Butts
County.
Survivors include one
daughter, Mrs. Ocie Potts of
Meansville; five sons, Willie C.
Clowers, Morris Clowers of
Atlanta, Milton Clowers, Ralph
Clowers, and Jerome Clowers,
all of Pike County; two sisters,
Mrs. Florida Barkley and Mrs.
Bessie Holt, both of Griffin; and
one brother, Henry Clowers of
Atlanta.
A wake will be held at the
funeral home beginning at 7:30
p.m. Saturday.
The cortege will form at the
funeral home at 2 p.m. on
Sunday.
Miller’s Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
TUESDAY—Meat loaf, field
peas, turnip greens, jello,
cornbread, milk, butter.
WEDNESDAY-Irish stew,
green salad, strawberry
roll, milk, butter. '
THURSDAY—Meat sauce
and spaghetti, green beans,
cabbage and carrot salad, fruit
cup, foil, mlik, butter.
FRIDAY—Perch filet, creole
corn, creamed potatoes, peach
pie, roll, milk, butter.
About Town
RUMMAGE SALE
Sacred Heart School will
sponsor a rummage sale today,
from 9 to 5 p.m. at 114 West
Broad street.
Who Can You Trust?
LA CROSSE, Wis. (UPI)-
When Gregory Buel, 19, asked a
passerby Saturday night to
check whether any police were
in the area, the man obliged
saying “sure, I’ll check.”
Unfortunately for Buel, the
man turned out to be Police
detective Douglas Abrams who
arrested the youth for smoking
a marijuana cigarette.
REVIVAL
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
BEGINS SUNDAY OCT. 1, 7:30 P.M.
CONTINUES THROUGH SUNDAY OCT. Bth
Rev. Hamp Watson, Song Leader Os
Grace Methodist Church In Savannah, Ga.
Gordon announces
Griffin courses
Gordon Junior College has
announced four courses for
academic credit in Griffin
during the fall quarter.
All classes will be held at
Griffin High School in rooms
formerly used by the University
of Georgia Extension Service on
Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
The following courses will be
offered by Gordon at Griffin:
Psychology 101 (General
Psychology) 6 p.m.; English 101
(Composition) 6 p.m. History
HI (Western Civilization) 8:15
p.m.; and Political Science
(American Government) 8:15
p.m.
Fees and tuition will be $37.50
for each course and $75 for two
courses. Students taking two or
more courses must also pay a
$24 activity fee. Students should
be prepared to pay fees and
tuition at registration.
Registration for these courses
will be held in the Math Building
at Griffin High, Tuesday, from
5:30 to 8 p.m. for students
missing the initial registration.
Students who have not taken
the S.A.T. may be enrolled
provisionally before taking the
test on Oct. 14.
Gordon College is offering
three Extension courses, on the
PRE MELLENNIAL
BIBLE CONFERENCE
On
“THE SECONO COMING
OF CHRIST"
Oct. 2nd-3rd — sth-6th
HIGHLAND
BAPTIST CHURCH
First Session 7 P.M.
Second Session 8:15 P.M.
Great Preaching - Gospel Singing
Public Invited
junior and senior level. One
course will be offered in Griffin
at the Flint River Regional
Library; Ele. 403 (Introduction
to classification and
cataloging). Students may
register for this course at the
library, 4 p.m. Monday.
The other two courses will be
taught in Barnesville,
Educational Psychology, from 6
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday and
Thursday; and Principals of
Management 6 to 8 p.m. on
Monday and Thursday.
Students may register for these
courses on the first night of each
class. Fees will be s6l per
course.
No arrests
in Butts rape
Sheriff Hugh Polk of Butts
County said today that no
arrests have been made in
connection with the rape of a 70-
year-old woman on the Jackson
road.
The attack took place at the
woman’s home on Georgia 16
west of Jackson. She lives alone
there.
The two black men wore
stockings over their faces, the
victim told investigators.