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— Griffin Daily News Monday, September 16,1974
ZEBULON,GA—Country Music star Johnny Cash and his father, Ray, get a break during
the filming of an ABC television show that was in production at Zebulon. The film is a
musical history of the railroads In this country titled “Riding the Rails”. Cash narrates the
film. It is to be shown Nov. 22. (UPI)
PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY SHOP
121 West Taylor St.
We are pleased to announce the addition to our staff of experienced hair dressers:
• PHYLLIS NEWMAN • CYNDI TAYLOR
These Operators Are Experienced In Blow Waving, Cutting And Styling Hair For
Indies, Men, Boys And Girls.
Other Operators To Serve You Are:
• ANNETTE LOMINACK • DIANNE BECKHAM
We Invite You To Come In And Have Your Hair Cut And Styled. For Appointment Call
227-3940.
I Tom Barrett Realty, Inc. I
732 West Taylor St.
Il HOMES
Unbelievably beautiful home ■ English tudor
design on 44 acres. 4 bedrooms, Grecian master
bath that must be seen to be believed, plus 2
other full baths, and 2 half baths, kitchen with
all built-ins, cathedral den with exposed beams,
living-dining combination, custom drapes, every
other extra imaginable. $145,000
Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home, 2 years old,
built-in kitchen, dishwasher, single carport, Vi
acre lot, fenced back yard, assumable loan.
Woodcrest Drive. $35,500
Livable older country home on 6 picturesque
acres, pecan trees, I*4 acre stocked lake, owner
financing available. $33,400
Large well kept older house - 335 Morris St. - 5
large rooms with hall, 1 bath, utility room, big
front porch, extra lot. $21,000
Highway 18, Pike County. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath,
brick home, 11.87 open & wooded acres, stream,
possible lakesite. $29,500
Neat two bedroom frame on Vi acre lot. Just off
Highway 19 S. of Zebulon. $8,750
Six-room duplex on Johnson St. Investment
property, now rented with good income. $9,000
Beautiful and spacious 4 bedroom, 3% bath
brick, 2.8 acres, large den with fireplace, kitchen
with breakfast area, formal living room and
dining room. Owner financing, 23 percent down,
balance up to 30 years at 8% percent
interest $65,000
Permanent mobile home on I*4 acre wooded lot.
10 x 24 cedar living room with fireplace added
on, 10 x 12 utHity building on concrete floor,
excellent buy. $14,500
Pike County - Mobile home on 1 acre. $9,900
Griffinites get in act
Phone 228-2706
LAND ||
3 to 5 ACRES - N. Spalding, pretty open &
wooded, paved Manley Rd., Homes only. $1995 to
$2250 per acre
2 to 5 ACRES • 2 miles Jackson Rd. School,
beautiful wooded, stream, paved road,
outstanding area, corner Sapelo & Musgrove
Road. Homes only. $2500 per acre
3 to 4 ACRES - Pretty open & wooded. Great
homesites, paved Rehoboth Rd. Homes
only. $1750 per acre
12.5 ACRES ■ Paved & dirt road frontage, wooded
with stream, Rover area. $995.00 per acre
2.86 ACRES • Beautiful hardwoods, paved road,
great building site, assumable 7*4 percent loan,
Chappell Mill Road. Homes only.
9.8 ACRES • Hardwoods, pines , good road
frontage, Buck Creek Road. $1350 per acre
11.5 ACRES - Mostly wooded, paved road.
Chappell Mill Road. SISOO per acre
20 to 25 ACRES - Old country home (Unlivable),
paved road, pretty wooded, Chappell Mill
Road. $1222 per acre
2.86 ACRES • Pretty wooded, good homesite,
paved Chappell Mill Road, 20 percent down,
owner financing, $1750 per acre, homes only.
5 ACRES - Planted pines, level land, Rivers Road.
5 miles West. $1250 per acre
7 ACRES - Beautiful wooded, building site on
knoll, good school district sll,lOO
42 ACRES - Very pretty, paved & dirt road
frontage, excellent to subdivide, Rehoboth
Rd. SISOO per acre
10 to 20 ACRES - Open & wooded with stream,
nice building site, Johnny Cutt Road. 5 miles to I
-75. SISOO peracre
21.6 ACRES - Beautiful view overlooking
surrounding countryside, 4 open, hardwoods,
paved road, 6 miles east $1,500 per acre I
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Melville Brown who lives near Williamson in Pike County
shakes hands with Cash during a break in the filming. Mr.
Brown owns the land on which part of the special was
filmed near Williamson.
Gingrich sees need
for decision makers
CARROLLTON, Ga. (UPI)-
Newt Gingrich, Republican nom
inee for the 6th Congressional
District, says America faces de
cay at home and increasing
military threat abroad and des
perately needs leaders who are
not afraid to make hard deci
sions.
“Sometimes I think the power
brokers, the bureaucrats and
the political hacks who claim to
be doing ‘what the people want’
have forgotten from whence
comes the strength and power
of America,” Gingrich told a
group of hometown supporters
here Saturday night.
“It was not the paper push
ers who made America great,
and it will not be the bungling
bureaucrats who save it during
the present crisis.”
Gingrich, who hopes to unseat
veteran Rep. John Flynt in No
vember, compared current na
tional leaders in both parties to
“the crew of the Titanic argu
ing over the dinner menu while
the iceberg looms ahead.”
He blasted Flynt for refusing
to appear at a series of town
hall meetings in every county
in the district to discuss the is
sues.
“We cannot accept this type
of arrogance from our elected
officials,” said Gingrich, a pro
fessor on leave from West Geor
gia College making his first bid
for political office. Any man
who has been honored with the
public trust for 20 years has a
record to stand on. He must de
fend it.”
Orkin’s attorney wants
indictment ruled void
ATLANTA (UPI) - An attor
ney for William B. “Billy” Or
kin, charged in an alleged mur
der conspiracy, has moved to
quash the indictment on grounds
persons 18 to 20 years old were
systematically excluded from
the grand jury.
Orkin’s attorney contended in
a court session Saturday there
are no persons under 21 among
the some 1,800 grand jurors list-
Raps hiring policies
ATLANTA (UPI) - State
Rep. J. E. “Billy” McKinney,
D-Atlanta, says the federal gov
ernment should cut off police
assistance funds to DeKalb
County because of discrimina
tion in hiring practices.
“There is blatant discrimina
tion in the hiring practices in all
DeKalb County governmental
agencies, but more especially
the police department,” McKin
ney wrote in a letter to Richard
Velde, administrator of the fed
eral Law Enforcement Assist
ance Administration.
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BEVERLY HILLS, CALlF—Actress Ul Minnelli, 28,
and producer Jack Haley 40, arrive at the home of his
parents in Beverly Hills after they were married tn Santa
Barbara, Calif. (UPI)
ed, and said the absence of 18
to 20 year olds is the result of
discrimination and deprives Or
kin of his rights.
Orkin, a wealthy Sandy
Springs land developer, and his
groundskeeper, Charles Bowen,
are scheduled to go to trial
Sept. 23 on charges they al
legedly hired an under
cover agent to murder insur
ance executive Gerald W. John-
McKinney, a black legislator
and former policeman, told
Velde he will take the case to
federal court if all grants are
not stopped to DeKalb police.
“We are no longer willing to
accept the old excuse ‘we can’t
find any qualified blacks’ as
reason to deny a large segment
of the community the right to
participate in the criminal jus
tice system,” he said in the
letter to Velde. “If you do not
rule fairly on this request, I
promise you that I will go di
rectly into federal court.”
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Bobby Dunn (1) and Preston Bunn of Griffin were among
those who played bit parts in the Johnny Cash special
filming in Zebulon during the weekend.
son, the husband of a former
employes of Orkin’s.
Fulton County Superor Court
Judge Osgood Williams delayed
ruling on the motion until Tues
day, so that he can examine a
computer printout of the list,
with breakdown according to
age, from which the Orkin
grand jury was chosen.
MAKE IT BLEND
RAUNDS, England (UPI) -
Local government authorities
have ordered farmer Dick
Burton to put farmyard slurry
on his new cowshed so it will
blend in with adjacent buil
dings.
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1231 Old Atlanta Rd.
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All Kinds Scotchguard Material
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228-4962
Second
suspect
being held
ATLANTA (UPI) — Georgia
authorities are holding a second
suspect in the murder of Jimmy
Gordon Thackston, one of three
men charged with robbing a
bank in Dalias, Ga., July 25.
Charles Richard Vincent, 22,
of Roswell was returned to At
lanta Saturday after his arrest
by Alabama state troopers at
Opelika, Ala., the Georgia Bu
reau of Investigation said.
FBI Director Bill Beardsley
said Vincent was wanted for the
murder of Thackston, 27, of
Cobb County, whose body was
found in a well last week. He
had been dead two to six weeks.
Two other men, Donnie Ray
Scoggins, 24, of Woodstock and
Fred Efton Defoor, 30, of Ros
well, also have been charged in
the killing. Beardsley said Scog
gins is in custody, but Defoor is
still at large.
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)
All This Must Go To Make
Room For Molas From
Panama & Pretty Boxes
From Hungary.
• Many other interesting
gift items
• Drawing Board Christmas
Cards
