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More than 4,000 articles of
clothing have been given to the
needy so far this year by
Community Services of the
Seventh Day Adventist Church,
222 South 14th street.
The service, directed by Mrs.
Clayton Hoskins, also helps
round up furniture and other
household articles for those who
have lost their belongings in
fires.
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Adventists need donations
In recent weeks matresses,
bedding, dishes, kitchen
appliances and other items
have been donated to fire
victims.
Several have asked for
Bibles, Mrs. Hoskins said.
Boxes of clothing have been
sent to Central State Hospital in
Milledgeville and to area
nursing homes.
Mrs. Hoskins issued a plea for
more donations. Expecially
needed are baby clothing, extra
large women’s sizes, sheets,
blankets, bedspreads and other
bedding, Bibles, dishes and any
types of household articles.
They may be brought to the
center on Sundays from 3 to 5
p.m. and Tuesdays from 10 a m.
to noon. Mrs. Hoskins may be
contacted at her home in
emergencies.
Col. Baker
in naval
hospital
Colonel R.R. (Bobby) Baker,
retired, former Griffinite, is in
the National Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Md., after
undergoing surgery.
Henry Baker of Griffin, says
he is in good condition and will
be there for at least a week.
Cards and letters may be
mailed to, Room 521, Building
8; National Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Md. 20014.
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Presentation
Mrs. Grace Smoak (r), president of the UDC in Griffin, presents the World War II Cross of
Military Service award to T. J. Berry for distinguished service during World War 11. He is a
direct descendant of Francis Power who served as a lieutenant in Company E, Georgia
Infantry, 37th Reg. in the War Between the States. At left is Berry’s wife. The presentation
was at the Flint River Regional Library. j
Accent will be on home
at Woman’s Day Program
The Central Georgia EMC
Annual Woman’s Day Program
is planned for May 11 at 10 a.m.
at the CGEMC auditorium in
Jackson.
Miss Beverly Hutto, interior
designer from Cobb Center
Rich’s, will help homemakers
and working women .with
energy wise home decorating.
Terry Kay, public
information director,
Oglethorpe Electric, shall
discuss how the energy
problem today affects
everyone. Kay will present a
“Power House’’ demonstration.
Mrs. Myrtle Spradling from
Oster Company will present an
up-to-date demonstration with
the latest energy saving
appliance items from Oster.
Bill Pagel, senior salesman
from Dow Chemical will
Population
The U.S. population’s median
age was at a low of 16.7 years
in 1820. The figure peaked to
30.2 years in 1950, then dropped
to 28.1 years by 1970, reports
the U.S. Census Bureau.
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This spacious home was designed with you in mind. It is quality constructed to stand the test
of time. And is located in an area of beautiful new homes on Woodcrest Drive off Manley Rd.
SOME OF THE FEATURES ARE:
1. Three carpeted bedrooms with large closets
2. Two tile bathrooms.
3. Carpeted living room and dining area.
4. Large paneled den.
5. Custom built kitchen & breakfast area.
6. Large utility room with electric & gas connections.
7. Central Heat and Air Conditioning.
8. Fully insulated walls & ceilings.
9. Sheetrock behind all paneling.
10. Termite treated for your protection.
11. Many other features designed for better living.
COME ON OUT — BRING THE FAMILY — INSPECT THIS QUALITY BUILT HOME.
FINANCING AVAILABLE
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PHONE 227-1528 228-1917
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— Griffin Daily News Saturday, April 30,1977
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The public is invited to attend
the program. Those attending
are asked to bring a covered
dish for the luncheon that is to
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are necessary so that ample
arrangements can be made for
the luncheon. Please make
reservations by May 4. Call
Mrs. Jack Hammond or the toll
free number of CGEMC,
Member Services Department.
