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— Griffin Daily News Friday, November?, 1973
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Sacred
concert
planned
First United Methodist
Church will have a sacred
music concert Sunday night at
the 7:30 service.
The Music Department under
the direction of Tom Roberts
will present the youth choir in
concert
The choir has toured New
York, South Carolina, Virginia,
Washington, D.C., Maryland,
Florida and Georgia this year.
They also presented a
program for the Georgia Laiety
meeting at Rock Eagle in Octo
ber.
The choir has recorded its full
length album and it will be
released soon.
College
singers
scheduled
The College Singers and
Band are to present a concert
type service at the Palace
Street Church of God Sunday
night at 7:30.
The Rev. David Horton will
lead the group and the public is
invited to hear this group of
students from the Church of
God college, Cleveland, Tenn.
The Rev. Mark Summers is
the pastor.
Ceres Club
has meeting
The Ceres Club met at the
home of Mrs. Roy Gore for the
November meeting.
Mrs. Jim Demski, president,
presided. Mrs. Frank Van
Haltern reported five cards had
been sent by the sunshine com
mittee.
It was announced that the
annual Christmas party will be
held in the Stuckey Auditorium
Dec. 8. The members will bring
a gift to the party to be sent to
the State Hospital at Milledge
ville.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Gore and Mrs. Barney
Hawkins.
THE LADIES HOME LEAGUE
OF THE SALVATION ARMY
INVITES THE PUBLIC
TO ATTEND THEIR
YARD SALE
Sat. Nov. 10— 10 A.M.-5 P.M.
THIS Will BE LAST SALE OF 1973
Fur, Clothing, Toys,
Antiques & Much More
REFRESHMENTS ON GROUNDS
THE SALVATION ARMY
419 North 13th Street
Sunday Dinner, Simplified
No steamy kitchen. No dirty dishes. Mom can enjoy the day of rest, too, when you
treat her and the whole family to a good meal at Proud Penny’s Big Top Restaurant.
Choose from three entrees, and a wide array of homestyle vegetables, salads and
desserts. Our Sunday Buffet has food to fit your appetite and prices to fit your wallet.
So come over this weekend and enjoy Sunday dinner, Proud Penny-Style.
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Griffin Association for Retarded Children Executive
Director Mary Fitzhugh (1) and GARC President Dr. D.
M. Baird display a plaque presented to the organization
by Civitan International denoting second place in the
nation for outstanding contributions to the mentally
retarded. The award was presented at the 24th annual
convention of the NARC in Anaheim, Calif. Dr. Baird also
was given one of 34 national awards from the NARC
Research Fund for the GARC support.
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Hospital Report
Dismissed from the Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital:
John Cash, Debra Jim
merson, Miss Valvice Williams,
Christopher Strickland, Mrs.
Letha Lee, Mrs. Sandra
Danielly and baby, Norman
Pyle, Mrs. Ann Mitchell and
baby, Mrs. Patricia Varner and
baby, Mrs. Nancy Brown and
baby, Freddie Douglas Thomas,
William Dukes, Kenneth
Strickland.
Dr. Sowell
speaks to
AAUW
Dr. Grover Sowell of the
Georgia Experiment Station in
Griffin spoke to the American
Association of University
Women about the Georgia
Conservancy at their November
meeting.
Dr. Sowell said the purpose of
the Conservancy is to coor
dinate all conservation groups
in the area and get them to work
together in the preservation,
development and use of natural
resources.
He discussed the varied ac
tivities of the Conservancy
which include nature study field
trips and environmental studies
concerning land-use planning,
channelization of rivers and
clear-cutting forests.
Mrs. Henry Phillips,
president, conducted a brief
business session.
Further plans for the
program challenge project
were discussed.
Mrs. Ernest Nealy served
cake and coffee to the group.
89th birthday
was special
Mr. B. M. McGhee of Griffin
celebrated his 89th birthday
with something special: five
generations of his family were
represented at the party.
It was held at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Byron Scott of
Decatur.
Beginning with the honoree,
the five generations were
represented by the Rev. Hoyt
McGee, Norman McGee, Mrs.
Anne Jordan and six-month-old
twins, Julie and Judith Jordan.
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Special youth emphasis
Revival services continue
through Sunday at the Griffin
Second baptist Church with a
special youth emphasis on
Saturday night, featuring the
presentation of a musical
“Lightshine” by the youth
choir.
YOU GET
A LOT
FOR NOT A LOT AT
GOODE-NICHOLS
And We Really
Appreciate Your Biz.
The presentation will begin at
7:30 p.m. The youth emphasis
will begin with a chili supper in
the Fellowship Hall at 6 p.m.
The musical was presented to
the inmates at Alto Industrial
Institute in a chapel service by
the youth choir.