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— Griffin Daily News Friday, September 13,1974 Page 2 Parolee arrested in check case A young Griffin man who had been released on parole from a sentence for forging checks was rearrested yesterday and charged with the same offense. According to Sgt. Richard Cantrell of the Spalding Sheriffs Department, Richard Wayne Chambley, 20, of Route Seven, had been convicted and ' sentenced for forging 14 checks. The checks had been stolen from Philips Brooks of Wood land drive and were issued by the Commercial Bank and Trust Co. Chambley is accused of making the checks payable to himself, signing Philips Brooks’ Heavy Particle The negatively charged electron and the positively charged proton are particles of the atom. Though their electrical charges are equal in strength, the proton is 1,800 times heavier than the electron. JOIN THE CROWDS THAT ARE GOING ITS WORTH IK DISTANCE GOLD COINS FQB SALE All U.S. Gold Coins And Various Foreign Bullion Coins Coins Shown Zfe ' r No Coins b * ® Jl’ Appointment W&V /1 '.Lv/fejM. 0,1 The Only IW>| Premtoeß MARVIN L GOLDSTEIN SOUTHEASTERN COIN EXCHANGE 307 Commercial Bank Building Griffin, Ga. — Phone 227-0869 Fall Values Continue *•THE FABRIC CENTER And Annex Saturday and Monday Doors Open 9:00 A.M. ®one Large Table Polyester Polyester Double Knits [ Gabardine \ I t 144 I $ 198 I I \ New Assortment 60” Wide / A Good Assortment. Come \ Machine Washable. / Early For Best Selections. \Reg. 84. M Value ./ Limited Amount - Reg. To |3.M Printed Polyester Cotton Outing *« Selecfa po|^ « A ““ Double Knits 0.1, JgC d Double Knits N «, J |VU Beautiful Selection Os Solids & Prints. Reg. 31.29 Only I Yard Florals - Coordinates. Value. Machine Washable. Reduced From Our Good Color Range. Knits. Os Solids And Fancies. 60” Wide All 60" Wide - All On Full Bolts. ®New Group - Acrylic Double Knits / Acrylic Knits \ ( 0.1, j \ New Selection. 60” / iolids, Plaids, Argyles And \ Solids And Fancies J ■'ancles. 60” . Reg. 33.98 Yd. - XSome Coordinates / Cashable. Check These Values In Our Annex Pinch Pleated Special Mill Purchase! Solids and Printed Drapes Drapery SO9B Quilted Bedspreads « Fabr £ nn W Pr. tfiaa 2 Yards >l™ 48” x 63” Solids Reg- 33 W ‘ °“r Price And Prints Don’t Miss This Value! Linens, Satins And Reg.Togß.MPr. W Cottons • 45” Wide. New Selection Ne, °™’ Pinch Pleated .X PRINTS DRAPES Chintz And Cotton 1(1C nd Beautiful Prints For Only IM V » (J p r All The Rooms Os ■ W Yd. All 48 x 84 Your Home. Solids p rtatg . name, and endorsing his name, Richard Chambley, on the back. He was given a prison sen tence for the offense but had been released on parole. Yesterday he was arrested again and charged with forging four of the checks and cashing them at local businesses. Twenty-dollar checks were forged and cashed at Hospital Discount Drugs, Inc. on South Eighth street, Beal’s Pharmacy on South Eighth, and the College-Hill American Service Station on South Hill. A forged check for $52 was cashed at the Bank of Griffin. Sgt. Cantrell said more of the checks are expected to show up and asked any merchants who see or have the checks to con tact him at the sheriff’s depart ment. When Chambley was taken into custody yesterday, stolen credit cards also were found in his possession, Sgt. Cantrell said. The State Board of Pardons and Paroles also has issued a warrant for Chambley for violation of probation. Investigator David Head was assisting in the investigation. •X X | Deaths-Funerals | Beavers Infant Little Edward Coleman Beavers, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jasper Beavers, Sr., of 567 West Quilley street, was dead on arrival at the Griffin-Spalding Hospital this morning. In addition to his parents, survivors include a brother, Thomas J. Beavers, Jr.; grand parents, Mrs. Ruby Pauline Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Beavers; great-grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Holman and Mrs. Opal Ford; great - great-grandparents, Mrs. Nellie Beavers, Mrs. Henry T. Holman and Jack A. Fogarty; step-grandfather, Hayward Smith and several aunts and uncles. Funeral plans will be an nounced by McDonald Chapel. Mrs. Milling Mrs. Luconia Milling, 89, of Greenville, formerly of Pike County, died Thursday night at the residence of her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henry of Greenville. Funeral plans will be an nounced by Union Society Funeral Home of Concord. Mrs. Arnold Funeral services for Mrs. Mandy Arnold of Atlanta road will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Achaia Baptist Church. The Rev. H. H. Hatchett will of ficiate and burial will be in Union cemetery. Millers Funeral Home is in charge of plans. Survivors include her husband, Willie Arnold of Griffin. Mr. Barber Mr. Robert C. Barber, 17, of Roberta, was dead on arrival at the Medical Center of Georgia in Macon Thursday. Funeral plans and survivors will be announced by McDonald Chapel. Man held in pill case Charles R. Wessman, 57, of Route Two, Box 1088, Hampton, was arrested in Griffin yester day and charged with violating the Georgia Controlled Sub stance Act when a quantity of pills was found in his possess ion. The arrest was made around 7 p.m. at 11th and Wall streets by Agents Dean Ray and John Arthur of the Griffin Police Narcotics Division. Four or five different kinds of pills which were not in prescrip tion containers were found. Club outlines activities for new year The Variety Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Adelle Stokes on North Fourth street. The president, Mrs. Frances Calloway, presided. The meeting was opened with prayer. The social committee outlined a program of activities for the year. A full course dinner was served. Eleven members were present. Stork Club MASTER DIX Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Dix of Moody Air Force Base, Valdosta, announce the birth of a son, Sept. 11 in Valdosta. The mother is the former Janet Lord of Griffin. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Lord and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dix, all of Griffin. LITTLE MISS BENSON Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Benson announce the birth of a daughter Sept. 9 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Athens. The mother is the former Jan Pyron. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pyron of Griffin. MASTER SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Bobby David Smith of P. O. Box 290, Barnes ville, announce the birth of a son on Sept. 12 at the Griffin- Spalding County Hospital. LITTLE MISS HUDGINS Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hudgins of 1417 Kennedy drive, Griffin, announce the birth of a daughter on Sept. 13 at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hudgins of Barnesville and Mr. and Mrs. R. Holbrook of Sydney, Australia, are the grand parents. LITTLE MISS AHMED Mr. and Mrs. Queel Ahmed of 312 South Eighth street, Griffin, announce the birth of a daughter on Sept. 13 at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospi tal. BARBARAS SAMPLE SHOP Lee Street Concord, Ga. Sale - Sale - Sale From Sept. 16-30 Glassware - Ovenware - Tableware SPECIAL BUY!! Wood from Phillipines: Buy one large bowl, get 1 small bowl FREE!! (Small bowl $1.50 value) AD This Must Go To Make Room For Molas From Panama & Pretty Boxes From Hungary. • Many other interesting gift items • Drawing Board Christmas Cants f' 1 Tib L The Griffin High DCT Club has elected new officers for the school year. They are (l-r) Kenneth Foster, treasurer; Tim Westmoreland, vice-president; Cindy Giles, I ‘*BB I wn Hospital Report The following persons were dismissed yesterday from the Griffin-Spalding Hospital: Ronnie Ridgeway, Mrs. Virginia Pyron, Mike Elton Willard, James D. Colwell, Mrs. Minnie Guider, Mrs. Susanne S. Baxter, Mrs. Maria Alonso, Mrs. Claudie T. Clark, Mrs. Rosa Holmes, Carl Johnson, Maudie Taylor, Robert L. Whitaker, Mrs. Norma H. Wilborn. Mrs. Mamie H. Knox, John W. Jordan, Willie Clark, Teresa Ridgeway, Debra Hall, Linda Cavender, Donald McCullough, Mrs. Ruth Jenkins, Mrs. Sue Gay, Mrs. Georgia Mae Colman, Mrs. Linda Watts, William Banks. PRESENTING OUR Maqnavcx Selection ©J Outstanding VALUES# lllf j Uli ■ H |l| Mobile cart ig IHI r ill optional at 181 l L--—extra cost Model 4300 *349°° diagonal Color Portable zg| This great Magnavox value features: automatic color and automatic tint to reduce variations in color intensity from station to station and to enhance the fidelity of flesh tones.... and automatic fine tuning to keep station signals locked....plus a predominantly solid-state chassis and a Super Bright Matrix Picture Tube. Roll it from room to room on an optional cart—or enjoy it on tables or shelves.... anywhere in your home. CAINS 116 West Solomon Street Phone 227.5515 The following property trans fers were recorded this week in the office of Superior Court Clerk John Lindsey II at the Spalding Courthouse: Gerald W. McDuffey to Douglas Wayne Sears and Betty Lou Sears, house Pleasant Hills Subdivision; Danny M. and Nina Smith to Sammy J. Eller bee, property Carver road; William Leon Wood to Michael 0. and Betty Ann Virden, house McLaurin street; Michael Otis and Betty Ann Virden to Joseph T. McLean and others, house Bieze street; Dan J. and Fred R. Smith to James L. and Colvia H. Collier, 1.04 acres Tailwood. George N. Murray and Richard L. Mullins to Richard Don and Mary Ann C. King, lot Pleasant Hills Subdivision; Arthur B. Edge Jr. to Joe H. and Zera C. Beall, house North 17th reporter; Robta Kendrick, president, Vicki Bafley, secretary; and Mark Gatlin, parliamentarian, Marty Snider, is historian. Lem Watkins is DCT coordinator. Property Transfers street; Douglas Tingle and others to Spalding County, two lots Westwood drive; Ted Davidson to Tom Davidson, half interest property U. S. 41; Mark Inn Inc. to Tom Davidson and Ted Davidson, property on U. S. 41. H. L. Daughtry to Coronet Homes Inc., lot Wesley Hills Subdivision; J. B. Dunn to Williams W. Wesley Jr., land Third District; J. Taylor Collier to Edgar E. and Catherine Jester Brown, lot Parkview Subdivision; Urban De velopment Inc. to James E. Mathews, property Third District; W. Barron Cumming and Ira H. Slade Jr. to Spalding County, tract Woodhollow drive. Carver C. Hill to Carver C. and Lida C. Hill, three lots and house North 16th street; Transigo Corp, to Individual i Investment Service Inc., four lots Second District; Dale Eugene and Eugenia H. Clark to Roderick Glenn Otis, lot 1 Maddox road; E. D. Wilson Jr. to L. Edward Ford, property High Falls road. , Homecoming set Sunday Pleasant Hill Methodist Church will have homecoming ’ Sunday with the Rev. J. U. Little as the speaker at the 11 a.m. service. , Picnic style dinner will be served at noon. A singing program will be presented in the afternoon. • The pastor of the church is the Rev. Loran Berck.