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Consumer hearing set in Griffin A public hearing on possible consumer legislation in Georgia has been scheduled in Griffin Robin Kendrick in Who’s Who Robin Kendrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kendrick of the Ellis road, was recently notified that she is to be featured in the eighth annual edition of “Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 1973-74.” She presently serves as president of the DCT Club at Griffin High School where she is a senior. She is also a member of the Beta Club. Miss Ken drick, a member of the First Assembly of God Church, serves as president of the Christ’s Ambassadors and works part-time in the Pathology Department at the Georgia Experiment Station. Griffin to be in tv spotlight The Chamber of Commerce here will cooperate with Television Station Channel Two in presenting a salute to Griffin Oct. 9. The station’s Today In Georgia will feature Griffin. The chamber will name a committee to help put the program together. 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And when it comes time for the collection, W 4 y° u ’H surprised at just how reasonable a Vy family restaurant can be. j We t^at most P eo P^ e w h° eat at R t)nanza arc move d t<> give thanks for a O family restaurant even a father could love. wL .V ■]/ Even if they don’t have a family. nuweit: A,nen - . vksssbe. j: , fvjM m mMRx \ \ /fjw • • ' v ?r’SMr ‘ £ *T- w»' Big aMk T' Ik . / ' - ittx i• • v/> ' zZ Z' X. —"ftl, '*7 iOßbt-... *i-ffij'- miii- r itrr — Open Sunday Thru Thursday 11 A.M. - 9 P.M. Friday And Saturday 11 A.M. • 10 P.M. 1707 N. Expressway Phone 227-2770 Oct. 11. It will begin at 8 p.m. in the Spalding Courthouse. Other meetings on the same subject have been scheduled at Waycross, Savannah, Albany, Columbus, Gainesville, Rome, Athens and Atlanta. Rep. Clayton Brown, Jr., of Griffin is a member of the Consumer Legislation Sub committee and will participate in the hearings. He will help write the proposed legislation to be submitted to the 1975 session of the General Assembly. The subcommittee is under the Banks and Banking Com mittee. Rep. W. M. “Bill” Williams of Gainesville is chairman of the Banking Committee. He invited consumers and small businessmen to attend the public hearings and let the subcommittee members know whether they support enact ment of any new consumer legislation at the next General Assembly session. Other members of the sub committee besides Rep. Brown are Rep. Gerald T. Horton of Atlanta, Rep. Robert Howard of Marietta, Rep. Randolph Karrh of Swainsboro; Rep. Hugh Lee McDaniell of Marietta, Rep. Bernard F. Miles of Augusta, Rep. W. D. Milford of Hartwell, Rep. Tom L. Shanahan of Cal houn and Rep. Tom Triplett of Savannah. o Charles McKemie, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKemie of 1113 Zebulon road Griffin, will present a talk entitled: “The Waldron Shale: Faunal Interpretation of a Fossiliferous Silurian Formation” to the Griffin Kiwanis Club tomorrow. He is 16 years old and a senior at Griffin High School. He is a two palmed Eagle Scout, member of the GHS marching band, and a member of the GHS Science Club and Beta Club. He is also a member of the First United Methodist Church of Griffin. His science project on which he will speak won grand awards at the local, district and state science fairs. Boys Club members have camping trip Twelve members of the Boys Club of Griffin enjoyed a camping trip at Lake Emerald. Jim Howell gave a demon stration on archery. Other weekend activities included canoeing, swimming, fishing and nature study. Dr. Web Chandler, member of the Environmental Education Committee of the Georgia Conservancy, led the boys on a nature walk over the nature trail developed by the Con servancy. Randy Chandler was canoe instructor. Grover Sowell is ' camping leader of the Boys Club of Griffin. | Deaths | | Funerals | Mr. Hammond Mr. James Polk “Poker” Hammond of 330 East College street died Monday night at the Living Center of Griffin where he had been a patient for the past three days. Mr. Hammond was a native of Spalding County, son of the late John Woods Hammond and the late Martha Rivers Hammond. He was a retired lieutenant colonel from the U. S. Army and had made his home in Griffin for the past year. Mr. Ham mond was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Griffin Elks Lodge 1207. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. E. S. McDowell, Jr., of Decatur, Mrs. C. B. Jenkins, Jr., of Thomaston and Mrs. George R. Stuart, Jr., of New Orleans, La.; a sister-in law, Mrs. Hope H. Hammond of Griffin and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday after noon at 4 o’clock from the chapel of Pittman Rawls Funeral Home. The Rev. Forest Traylor, Jr., will officiate and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home. Friends may visit the family at the home of Mrs. Hope Hammond, 1006 Skyline drive. Mr. Holloway Mr. Robert Holloway of Detroit, Mich., formerly of Griffin, died Sunday at the Detroit General Hospital. Survivors include a daughter, Miss Janice Holloway; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Parks and Mrs. Julia Heggis, both of Griffin; five brothers, Charlie Daniel, Willie Daniel, George Daniel, all of Griffin, Asbury Daniel and Irvin Daniel, both of Atlanta. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday af ternoon at 3 o’clock in Detroit. Hall Funeral Home, Eight Mile road, in Detroit, is in charge of plans. October jurors Jury lists for the October term of Spalding Superior Court have been drawn. Court will get under way Monday, Oct. 7 at 9 a.m. with Judge Andrew Whalen, Jr., presiding. Grand Jurors will report to the Spalding Courthouse at that time. They are: Jacqueline Callaway, Mrs. Claudia Mouchet, Mrs. Ray Stephens, Mrs. Steve Hollingsworth, Ronnie D. Hopkins, David Newton, Dudley Fields, Mrs. Robert M. Davidson, E. W. Archer, C. Ray Barron, Charles B. Cheney, 111, E. Hewlett, Jr., Marion S. Elder, P. A. Bond, Jr., Robert D. Dixon. Mrs. Edith Newton, John LaPrade, Jesse B. Ham, M.C. Sanders, John R. Allison, James Ralph Akins, Charles N. Neel, Marvin K. Jenkins, Mrs. R. S. Ogletree, Jr., Cooper N. Mills, Miss Pamela Chalkley, Mrs. Thomas E. Bowles, Terrell Sydney Cheney, William C. Bartholomew. Traverse jurors drawn for the first week or civil session also will report at 9 a.m. on Oct. 7. They are: J. W. Bailey, Ernest A. Imes, Miss Mary Hedderman, Christine Brown, Rufus L. Horton, Bennie F. Blackmon, Marcus 0. Jinks, Robert S. Ogletree, Jr., Michael L. Shackelford, Vernon Coggins, Rosa B. Dukes, W. L. Perryman, Michael J. Horton, William E. Lewis, W. A. Thacker, Jr., Mrs. Edyth C. Harp, John Blankston, Leonard Glanton. Miss Beverly Thomas, A. E. Mitchell, Mrs. Louise Pat terson, Debora Harps, Otis D. Blake, Jr., Leon C. Norton, Ralph E. Patton, Ann B. Imes, J. M. Whiddon, Norman E. Fields, Harold Cranford, Bruce Jones, H. Kenneth Collins, Susie Mae Bonner, Cleveland Thomas. William F. Westmoreland, Mrs. Gerry Gillespie, Robert F. Hicks, Mrs. Marcus O. Jinks, Joe B. Akin, Mrs. Larry E. Neill, Mrs. Mary Dee Searcy, T. J. Lemons, Jewell C. Garrett, Mrs. Virginia Allison, Mrs. Jacqueline Reed, Mrs. G. D. Whitaker, Mrs. Hazel Edwards, Billy J. Smith. Donald K. Boggs, Henry H. Henderson, Jr., Mrs. Warren K. Wells, E. Keith Scruggs, Randy Howell, Arthur H. Kierbow, Mrs. Ralph A. Dougherty, William H. Durpree, James C. Van Meter, Mrs. Sarah L. Smith, Mrs. Bettie B. Pound, M. H. Pittman, Mary Alice Lamar. Criminal court jurors for the second week will report Mon day, Oct. 14 at 9 a.m. They are: Minter Dupree, B. J. Reeves, Byron Walker, Mrs. Claire S. Watt, George E. Fogle, Jr., J. Taylor Collier, Miss Emily Brisendine, Royce P. Sangster, Calvin W. Davis, Margaret Fuller, Otis Morris, Mrs. Mary Adams, Roney D. Conkle, Mrs. V. Frank Jolly, Levere Crowder. David M. Bolton, Kenneth Hattaway, Mrs. 0. R. Butler, Marvin S. Bonner, Jr., Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Hugh Dozier, Jimmy Key Johnson, Mrs. A. T. Montgomery, Robert L. Martin, Alton C. Alexander, John Lee Gill, E. C. Cross, Maurice ( Westmoreland, Joseph H. Just Received NEW SHIPMENT COMBINATION A Grade, with brass ball cock *34” BUCKLES HARDWARE CO. 409 West Solomon St. Phone 227-5503 FREE PAVED PARKING Page 3 Buchanan, Henry H. Johnson. J. P. Coates, Marion A. Flournoy, Mrs. Jessie M. Freeman, Robert H. Glover, Frank E. Biles, Charles T. Crawley, Mrs. Annella Duffes, Tommy Lee Harp, A. H. Rob bins, 111, Mrs. George Haley, Grady Marshall, Douglas Collier, Mrs. Ralph Hinson, Robert Lee Byous, Jr., Mrs. E. D. Goodroe. Mrs. B. J. Reeves, Walter J. Brooks, Johnny R. Matthews, Billy A. Ballew, Hazel M. Dyer, Jesse H. Thornton, Marvin L. Melvin E. Brooks, Mrs. Mary B. Walker, John Louis Simmons, Wilson Franklin Martin, Mrs. Oletta P. Westmoreland, John S. Neel, Demery Harris, Jack B. Johnson. Miss Carol Harrison, Ada Montgomery, Mrs. Margurite Griffith, Earl Freeman, Richard M. Shapard, J. M. Fields, Mrs. Frank Harris, Jerry L. Savage, Mrs. Armon B. Neel, Jr., Wayne A. Smith, T. Joe Johnson, Jr., Jacob H. Fannin, Leslie L. Preston, James Floyd Howard. Mrs. Crouch speaks to Pine Tree Mrs. W. H. Crouch presented the program at the September meeting of the Pine Tree Garden Club. Mrs. Crouch showed the process of drying flowers. She also displayed some flowers she had completed. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Julian Gist on Maple drive. Mrs. Cliff Beck ham, president, presided. Plans for the fall flower show were discussed. Following the meeting, refreshments were served to the members. Candidate breakfast The Chamber of Commerce plans to have a meet the can didates breakfast in late Oc tober for people who have op position in the November general elections. It will be similar to the program held for candidates before the primary elections. People seeking offices of local interest will be invited to ap pear, make statements, and answer questions. About Town DAR MEETING Pulaski Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. at the Memorial Clubhouse. Guest speaker will be Douglas Hollberg, Sr. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. Doyle Tatum, Mrs. A. R. Turner, Mrs. Willie Banks, Mrs. O.L. Colquitt, Mrs. F. H. Hacker, Mrs. L. R. Langley and Mrs. E. G. McKaughan. GARDEN CLUB The Camellia Garden Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. FOURTH WARD PT A The Fourth Ward PTA will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Open house will be held. CRIMINAL CODE Puerto Rico’s criminal code prohibits brothels but not prostitution. Only two island cities have ordinances against prostitution: San Juan, the capital, and Humacao. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦******* ! PROFESSIONAL i VO BEAUTY SHOPPE ♦ 121 West Taylor St. ' ♦ vVe Are Proud To Announce Cyndi Taylor Formerly Os | t His & Hers Is Now Styling, Cutting, | Blow Waving, Hair For Men, Boys, (gs ♦ Girls, and Ladies of Griffin. mF : L wk dr* | Call For An Appointment. 227-3940. . ♦ | If You Have Ever Had A Style By Cyndi You Will Follow Her • Here At This Location. If You Have Not Had Cyndi To Style : Your Hair, We Invite You To Come In t We Are Right Next Door To Dr. Leroy Harris. — Griffin Daily News Tuesday, September 17,1974 '.-I Sm *9MI a® MW Pat Singletary has completed her studies at the Georgia Realtors Institute in Athens. The three-year program earns its graduates the G.R.I. designation. Pat is an associate broker with Singletary Realty, Inc, Griffin, Ga. Stork Club MASTER THOMASON Mr. and Mrs. John D. Thomason of 159 Maddox street, Monticello, announce the birth of a son on Sept. 16 at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospi tal. LITTLE MISS MCELHENEY Mr. and Mrs. James M. McElheney of Honeysuckle lane, Monticello, announce the birth of a daughter on Sept. 16 at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospital. MASTER BUCKALEW Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bucka lew of 1705 Hallmark drive, Griffin, announce the birth of a son on Sept. 16 at the Griffin- Spalding County Hospital. MASTER THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Thompson, Jr., of 1209 Newton road, Griffin, announce the birth of a son Sept. 13 at the Clayton General Hospital. LIVING ROOM GROUP SPECTACULAR 1 pieces as shown plus FREE Picture & Frame As Shown — Regular $299.95 ■w $ 179 95 ALL SOFAS & CHAIRS REDUCED. FREE Framed Picture with each suite. The Furniture Shop 123 North Hill Street Phone 227-4600 DOUGLAS HOLLBERG HUGH HESTER Clothing drive Sept. 30 The Griffin Kiwanis Club will have its annual clothing drive Sept. 30. Scott Searcy is chairman. Members of the club along with Key Club members and Boy Scouts will call on homes throughout the community seeking clothing for needy students in the public school system here. Searcy asked Griffinites to begin checking to see what usable clothing they can con tribute to the drive and have it ready when someone calls on the night of the drive. He said usable clothing for first graders through twelfh graders is needed. It will be placed in a clothing bank and distributed by faculty members to students in need. Aidmore has program on drugs The Griffin Aidmore Auxili ary met at the Elks Lodge for the monthly meeting. Lt. Glen Whidby of the Griffin Narcotics Squad and David Head of the Spalding County Sheriff’s Department spoke about the drug problem in the area and conducted a question and answer session. The auxiliary voted to make a donation to the United Fund and to the Golden Age Club. The Griffin chapter of the auxiliary will be 20 years old in October and plans are being made to hold a 20th anniversary party Oct. 5. Thirty-seven members at tended the meeting.