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— Griffin Daily News Monday, December 10,1973
Griffin Tech winter quarter
Winter quarter at Griffin
Tech will begin Jan. 3 for day
classes. Registration will be
held on the same day.
Applications are being ac
cepted for all courses. Persons
may register in advance by
submitting an application to the
school.
Enrollment is open in the
following day programs: ac
counting, secretarial, clerical,
keypunch, computer
programming, data processing,
auto mechanics, auto body and
fender, repair, brick masonry,
carpentry, drafting, electronics
technology, machine shop,
radio and television repair and
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The evening classes are
scheduled for Jan. 7. The
following night courses are
offered: accounting, typing,
income tax, data processing,
computer programming,
electronics, radio and TV,
emergency medical training,
industrial plant maintenance,
nurses aide, home sewing, cake
decoration, real estate, auto
mechanics, auto body and
fender repair, drafting,
machine and tool design,
welding, heating and air con
ditioning.
All programs are VA ap
proved. For additional in
formation contact Griffin Tech.
Burglaries,
thefts under
investigation
Police said they had several
reports of thefts and burglaries
over the weekend.
Aaron Smith, who operates a
barber shop at 104 West Broad
street, complained that
someone came into his shop
during the day Saturday and
stole two straight razors and a
jar filled with pennies.
A pistol was stolen from the
home of Miss Barbara Bass, 529
Ray street, Saturday.
Mrs. John Bain of the J. B.
Shoe Repair store at 411 East
Solomon told police that a black
man came into the store and
Deaths -F unerals
Mr. Miller
Mr. Alton Wilson Miller, 61, of
Route three, Jackson, was dead
on arrival at the Griffin-
Spalding Hospital Sunday af
ternoon after suffering an
apparent heart seizure.
A native of Spalding County
Mr. Miller was the son of the
late Edward L. Miller and the
late Gertrude Wilson Miller. He
had made his home in Bar
nesville for many years,
moving to Jackson nine years
ago. Mr. Miller was a veteran of
World War II and was employed
by the State Department of
Agriculture until his retirement
in 1970. He was a member of the
England Chapel United
Methodist Church.
He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. G. A. Tharpe, Jr., of
Jackson; a brother, Fred Miller
of Jackson; a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Mary P. Miller of Bar
nesville; two nieces, Miss
Trudie Tharpe and Miss Genny
Lee Tharpe, both of Jackson; a
nephew, Edward Miller of
Barnesville.
Funeral services will be
conducted Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o’clock from the England
Chapel United Methodist
Church near Jackson. The Rev.
Johnson R. Huggins will of
ficiate and birial will be in
Midway United Methodist
Church cemetery in Spalding
County. The body will remain at
Haisten Funeral Home in
Barnesville until carried to the
church one hour prior to the
funeral hour.
tried on some boots. She said
she turned around for a second
and he walked out with the
boots.
Vandals cut the hose on a gas
pump at Super Jet Service
Station at 436 North Express
way. The damage was reported
by Lee Thomas, an employee
who discovered it when he came
to work.
A 15-year-old girl was
arrested at Cook’s Department
Store and charged with
shoplifting. She was released to
her parents pending juvenile
court action.
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Annie Nix Brown, widow
of Mr. Charlie T. Brown, died at
noon Sunday at Brightmoor
Medical Care Home where she
had been a patient at the home
since last August. She had been
ill for two weeks.
A native of Paulding County,
Mrs. Brown was the daughter of
the late Henry Nix and the late
Emma Mosely Nix. She had
resided here since 1931 and was
a retired employe of Dundee
Mill No. One. Mrs. Brown was a
member of the First Pen
tecostal Holiness Church.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Womack of
Griffin; four sons, Charlie M.
Brown, Sr., W. Gene Brown,
both of Griffin, Robert T. Brown
of Dawson and H. Noel Brown of
Newnan; four sisters, Mrs. S. S.
Cotton of West Point, Mrs.
Audie Langford of Columbus,
Mrs. Charlie Whitley of
LaGrange and Mrs. Mary Smith
of Dawson; two brothers, John
Nix of Detroit, Mich., and
Henry Grady Nix of Cinncinati,
Ohio; 12 grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted this afternoon at 2
o’clock from the First Pen
tecostal Holiness Church. The
Rev. Tom Wimberly and the
Rev. R. H. Monkus officiated
and burial was in Oak Hill
cemetery. Haisten Funeral
Home of Griffin was in charge
of plans.
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Adelbert Frank Stevens
of 312 Crescent road died
unexpectedly Sunday afternoon
after suffering an apparent
heart seizure.
Mr. Stevens was an employe
of the Jimmy McGee Auto Sales
Co. A native of Chicago, 111., he
had resided here for the past 20
years.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. lone Hinson Stevens; two
daughters, Mrs. Billy Shirah of
Griffin and Mrs. Robert Crutch
field of St. Simons Island; a
sister, Mrs. Myrtle Carter of
South Haven, Mich.; five
grandchildren, Connie Crut
chfield and Tommy Crutchfield
of St. Simons, DeAnn Shirah,
Billy Shirah, Jr., and Timmy
Shirah, all of Griffin.
Funeral services will be
conducted Tuesday afternoon at
2 o’clock in the chapel of
Haisten Funeral Home. The
Rev. Dumas B. Shelnutt will
officiate and burial will be in
Oak Hill cemetery. The body
will remain at the funeral
home. In lieu of flowers those
who wish may make con
tributions to the Heart Fund in
memory of Mr. Stevens.
Mr. Sandifer
Mr. Vester Hudson Sandifer
of the Teamon Community died
Saturday morning at the
Cherokee County Hospital in
Centre, Ala., where he had been
a patient for two weeks.
Mr. Sandifer was bom in
Spring Garden, Ala., moving to
Griffin 40 years ago. He was a
retired farmer.
He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. N. G. Scroggin of Pied
mont, Ala., and several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were con
ducted this afternoon at 1:30
o’clock in the chapel of Pittman
Rawls Funeral Home. The Rev.
Idus Barnett will officiate and
burial will be in Teamon Baptist
Church cemetery.
Stockbridge
teenager
killed
A Stockbridge teenager was
killed last night when his car
wrecked and hit a utility pole
near McDonough.
Troopers identified him as
John Edmond Trussell, 19, of
Route Two, Stockbridge.
The accident happened near
the north city limits of Mc-
Donough on Macon street
around 8:50 p.m.
They said Trussell lost control
of his auto on a curve. The
vehicle traveled some 330 feet
out of control and crashed into a
utility pole.
Trussell died of multiple head
injured.
His body was taken to Car
michael Funeral Home in
McDonough, then transferred to
Edwards Funeral Home in
Butler where arrangements
were being completed.
Collision
injures 5
Five persons were injured in
a headon collision near Mc-
Donough Saturday. Troopers
said four of them were in the
same family.
The injured were Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Ezell of Copeland
street, McDonough, and their
two daughters, Melissa, six, and
Jennifer, three.
Robert Edwin Hearn, 18, of
Hampton, the other driver, also
was injured.
They were taken to Clayton
General Hospital for treatment.
Patrolmen said Ezell was
driving south of Ga. 42, about
two miles north of McDonough,
when he met Hearn’s car, which
was traveling north on the
wrong side of the road.
The two autos collided
headon, troopers said. Both
vehicles were demolished.
Stork Club
MASTER BATCHELOR
Mr. and Mrs. David Batchelor
of Route Two, Lot 16-A, Green
Acres road, Griffin, announce
the birth of a son on Dec. 8 at the
Griffin-Spalding County Hospi
tal.
MASTER WARD
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ward
of Route One, Molena, announce
the birth of a son on Dec. 9 at the
Griffin-Spalding County Hospi
tal.
About Town
WEST GRIFFIN PT A
The West Griffin PTA will
meet Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
in the school auditorium. A
Christmas program will be
presented by the sixth grades.
LOUISE MATHIS
The Louise Mathis Garden
Club will have its Christmas
party Tuesday at Eleven Acres,
beginning at 12:30 p.m.
SANTA’S WORKSHOP
Classes for homemakers
giving useful instructions for
creating holiday ideas in an
inexpensive manner will be held
on Wednesday, at 2 p.m., and
Thursday night, at 7:30 p.m., at
the County Extension Service
Conference Room, corner of
Fifth and Slaton street. Both
sessions will be one hour long.
Pre-register by calling the
County Extension Office.
BEAVERBROOKPTA
The Beaverbrook PTA will
meet Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
in the school auditorium.
ABC CLUB
W. Clifford Knochel, com
modity account specialist in the
New York Stock Exchange, will
be guest speaker at the weekly
meeting of the American
Business Club, on Tuesday, at
12:15 p.m., at the Moose Club.
Mr. Knochel is associated with
the Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner and Smith Inc.
First Gas Line
The first pipeline in
America was built of hollow
logs in 1825 to supply natural
gas to homes in Fredonia,
N.Y. A five-mile line was
constructed in 1865 to carry
oil from wells near Titus
ville, Pa., to a railway.
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House set
on fire
accidentally
A house on East Tinsley street
was set on fire accidently last
night when the man and his wife
who live there got into a fight.
The husban d was treated for a
cut wound at the Griffin-
Spalding Hospital and police
placed both under arrest
Police said Bennie J. Mann
and his wife, Annie Dora, were
charged with quarrelling and
fighting. Mann also was
charged with being drunk and
his wife was charged with
cutting her husband.
The fire was caused when
Mann went on a rampage and
wrecked the inside of the house,
overturning a chair filled with
clothes on top of a floor furnace,
according to the Griffin Fire
Department.
There was considerable
damage to the furnace, the floor
around the furnace, the clothes
and the chair, firemen said.
The incident happened
around 10:30 p.m.
Dearing
elected
Joseph Claude Dearing has
been elected worshipful master
of Meridian Sun Lodge No. 26
for the coming year.
Other elected officers are Ed
Ridgeway, senior warden;
Andy Buffington, junior war
den; Julian Gist, treasurer;
Jake Tinley, secretary; C. A.
Haygood, tyler; and E. G.
Harper, trustee for a three year
term.
Appointed officers are Emory
Allen, senior deacon; Ray
Steele, junior deacon; Johnnie
Harrod, senior steward; Jake
Glass, junior steward; Bennie
Maddox, third steward, A. H.
Kierbow, conductor of work;
and O. B. Turner, chaplain.
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Day care
homes
sought
The Department of Family
and Children Services is seek
ing Family Day Care homes for
children whose mothers are
employed or in training through
the Work Incentive Program
(WIN). t
WIN is aimed at getting
people off welfare lists and into
the work force. The Georgia ,
Department of Labor and the
Family and Children Services
Department in Griffin joined
forces several months ago in the ‘
program.
The Family Day Care home
can decide on what age children <
they would like to have and the
hours to be opened. Each home
can keep from one to six
children. ‘
Anyone interested in learning
more about this new program
may call Mrs. Peggy Raiteri at <
Family and Children Services.
Griffinite ,
attends seminar
Lutie C. Hohnston of Griffin,
has returned from Atlanta, (
where he took part in a 1974 tax
seminar conducted by General
Business Services, Inc. of
Washington, D.C. Mr. Johnston »
is the Field Director for GBS in
Griffin.
During the two day siminar,
General Business Services’ ’
Field Directors review changes
in the new tax laws, and are
introduced to new tax forms ,
required for preparing client
tax returns.
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your dentist regularly.