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— Griffin Daily News Tuesday, August 16,1977
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Lou Genier
will speak
to realtors
Lou Genier of Clarkston, Ga.,
chairman of the Georgia
Association Board of Realtors
Professional Standards Com
mittee, will speak to the Griffin
Board of Realtors during their
September meeting.
He is with Forten Berry
Realty Co.
All realtors have been invited
to attend.
The Griffin Board held a
fellowship meeting at Spalmar.
Fellowship ol Christian
Women luncheon
August 19lh - 12 (ill 2
Moose Club
Speaker will be Becky Beacham,
Former professional
model, past pres, of church ■Mgfk
women, Cobb Co., selected
for who’s who, Cobb Co.,
field of religion 1972. w **
TICKETS *3.00 fH'
CHRISTIAN
BOOK STORE V /
Call 227-0577 for free nursery reservations.
SMITH BROS. REALTY Q 3
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Griffin, Go. 227-5248
HOMES
MCDONOUGH ROAD - 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, large living room, utfllty-laundry room, car
peted, air conditioning unit, and single carport. Over 1300 square feet of living area and it’s
In Jackson Road School District. $28,500
BRENTWOOD DRIVE - 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, buUt-ln kitchen with dishwasher, carpeted,
central heat and air. Nice lot In weU developed subdivision on dead end street See today-,
Orrs School District ’
MAPLE DRIVE - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, living room, dining room, breakfast
room. Central heat and air, bullt-ln kitchen with dishwasher. A tree house, a doll hou9 *- a “
2 acres. CaU for an appointment SW,SUU
Third Ward School
1026 WINDSOR WAY- $65,000 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bath brick home, living room, den with
fireplace, central heat and air, attic fan, buUt-ln kitchen, utiUty room and tool room, car
peted, fenced back yard and double carport on a lot and a half. CaU for an appointment to
see.
LAND
Small Acreage
< Miles North of Griffin, 12 acres, hall open, paved road frootage, Ideal bolldlag rttrt
10 Beautiful Acres - Half open, large stream, hardwoods and pines, paved road frontage:
Terms $1250 Per Acre.
5 ACRE TRACTS -12 miles South of Griffin in Lamar County, wooded - near By-Pass.
MobUe homes welcome. *** acre
6.8 ACRES - Pike County. Paved road, hardwoods and pines, S3OO down, bank financing. $695
per acre
3 to 4 ACRE TRACTS - N.E. Spalding County, just off Ga. 16 East - Wooded, mobile homes
welcome, wUI clear for homesite. * ’ sere
4.58 ACRES - Lamar County, beautiful wooded tracts 3 miles off 41 By-Pass. $1,300 per acre
4 ACRES - 5 mUes West of Gris finso kD paved road frontage on two sides. $1,350 peracre
12 ACRES -7 mUes southeast of Griffin, all open In permanent pasture, paved road fron
sl,4oo per acre
tage.
Larger Tracts
34.166 ACRES of beautiful farm land In Spalding County on paved road. Property is half
open and wooded with large pines and hardwoods. Large stream on back of property and
has 1,873 feet of road frontage. ExceUent buy at $l,lOO per acre
38 ACRES - Spalding County, fenced, cross fenced, beautiful pasture, paved road, exceUent
building site, 8 mUes south of Griffin. 1 1 * 350 P* r acre
RIVER FRONTAGE on this 50.663 acre tract in N.W. Spalding County. Paved road and
mostly wooded for privacy. WUI subdivide. 31100 P* r acre
Lots
FARM HOME TRACTS - Ethridge MUI Rd. Patterson Rd., HoUonvWe Rd. $1250 - S3OOO
Commercial Properties
NORTH EXPRESSWAY -1 and 2 acre commercial tracts, exceUent visibWty and access.
Commercial tracts, Griffin 4 Lane By-Pass from 1 to 8 acres, good exposure for service
stations, warehouses or other service businesses. 125x250 lot, U.S. 41 North of Griffin.
SUNNYSIDE -1 acre front, adjoining Minit Man Mart. 2 acres & up. Expressway Frontage
north of Griffin on U.S. 41.
Ethel M. Cowart - Res. Sales
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Hospital Report
Dismissed from the Griffin-
Spalding Hospital Monday:
Mrs. Carol Presley and baby,
Ixmise Elliott, Mrs. Brenda
Sheffield and baby, Harvey
Kent, Susie McDougald, Mrs.
Barbara Williams and baby,
Janie Stroud, James Martin.
Roscoe Jester, Mrs. Brenda
Brooks and baby, John Ward,
James F. Baggett, Parthina S.
Cheese. Mrs. Roxanne Smith
and baby.
SA makes
change here
U. and Mrs. Roland Brown of
the Griffin Salvation Army Post
will be transferred to Atlanta
this month.
Maj. and Mrs. William
Traviss will succeed them in
Griffin.
The change is to be effective
Aug. 24.
Maj. Traviss plans to meet
with the local advisory board
Aug. 29 at Western Sizzlin Steak
House at noon.
Jim Strong is chairman of the
board.
Special music
at Shiloh
The Griffin Auxiliary will
present special music tonight
during revival services at
Shiloh Baptist Church.
The services will begin each
night at 7:30 through Friday.
The evangelist is the Rev. J.
J. McCrary of Atlanta, formerly
of Griffin.
The pastor is the Rev. F. L.
Paige.
Chamber plans
welcome meet
The Chamber of Commerce
will welcome some 84 new
members during a quarterly
breakfast meeting Friday.
The meeting will be at
Holiday Inn 7:45 a.m. until 9
a.m.
What’s
happening
Deaths -F unerals
Mr. Schuler
Mr. Charles Everett “Chuck”
Schuler, 45, of Route Six,
Griffin, died Monday afternoon
at the Spalding-County Hospital
where he was admitted Sunday.
He had been ill since February.
Mr. Schuler was a native of
Cleveland, Ga. He was em
ployed by Johnson and Johnson
Vlotor Lines in Atlanta as a
supervisor until his illness.
He was a veteran of 8 years in
the U. S. Army and one year in
the U. S. Navy. He has lived in
Spalding County for 5 years and
was a member of the Midway
United Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Nell Cox Schuler; 3
daughters, Mrs. Danny
Craddock of Houston, Texas.,
Mrs. Richard Truitt and Miss
Melanie Powell, both of Griffin;
2 sons, Joseph Alan Schuler of
Griffin and Charles Grady
Powell of Riverdale; his
mother, Mrs. Paula Morris of
Cumming; and 2 sisters, Mrs.
Mike Phillips of Cumming and
Mrs. Edward Carney of Ball
Ground.
The funeral will be Wed
nesday morning at 11 o’clock in
Haisten’s Chapel. The Rev.
Shelby Cook will officiate.
Burial will be Wednesday
afternoon in the Shoal Creek
Baptist Church cemetery near
Cleveland. Haisten Funeral
Home is in charge of
arrangements.
Stork Club
MASTER WHITEHURST
Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Whitehurst of RFD, Griffin,
announce the birth of a son on
Aug. 15 at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital.
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I sh&iz* The
I l|gj, SharreH I
I Brothers I
ga Arrive j
Wednesday Aug. 17,1977
• (For A Return Engagement) •
j Calvary Assembly |
* 1630 Zebulon Road •
: - This group has traveled extensively in the south, :
| : appeared regularly on television, and has produced •
I : several albums. Those who appreciate & enjoy Con- •
| : temporary Gospel Singing will not want to miss The ;
i : Sharretts. •
Services begin at 7:00 P.M.
1 \ Nursery facilities will be provided. \
’ i Steve Biller, Youth Minister :
, • Telephone 228-4500 j
Mr. Colwell
Mr. Elmo P. Colwell, Sr. of
the Fellowship Community of
Butts County died early this
morning at his home after an
illness of several months. He
was a retired farmer.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by Pittman Rawls
Funeral Home.
County’s last
mule is dead
THOMASTON — The last
mule owned by Upson County
died more than a week ago at
the county work camp where it
had been used to plow gardens
for 12 years. It was about 25
years old.
The county will not replace
the unnamed mule. Instead, it
has bought a small tiller which
commissioners said will cost
less and will not eat every day.
Art show today
A group of neighborhood
children is putting on an art
show today to benefit the
Ronald McDonald House in
Atlanta for parents of children
suffering with leukemia.
All of the money raised
through contributions and the
sale of the artwork will go
toward the construction of the
home.
Mrs. Daisy Shockley, the
children’s art teacher, said the
show will open during the day at
203 Maddox road.
Commercial Bank names
Henderson as director
James H. Henderson, Jr., of
Hampton has been elected a
director of Commercial Bank &
Trust Company.
President Frank Jolly made
the announcement.
Henderson is a lifelong
resident of Hampton. He at
tended North Georgia College
and served 3 years in the U. S.
Navy, subsequently graduating
from Georgia Tech in 1949.
Henderson has been em
ployed by J. M. Tull Metals
Company for 21 years. He is
vice president of the J & J
Machine Shop, Inc. and is a
director of the Bank of Hamp
ton.
parking, not 2 as Inman reported at the
Aug. 9 commission meeting.
These payments totaled $19,200 and
were received in payments of $7,000 on
July 3, 1974; $7,000 on July 16,1975; and
$5,200 on March 2, 1977.
“I repeat, I am sorry for having put
out misleading information. In 1944 in
Italy it is alleged that Gen. Mark Clark,
Commanding the Fifth U. S. Army,
said: ‘What stupid things a commander
will do when stupidly advised by his
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City
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staff’. To plagiarize, I must say: What
foolish things a manager will say when
inaccurately advised by his staff,”
Inman said.
“I commend the chamber for paying
what they owe on the parking but they
still owe approximately SIO,OOO on
downtown beautification and I’d like for
Mr. Inman to send a strong letter
recommending they pay all their
debts,” commented Commissioner
Jones.
Crime
Indiana
pair held
Two Indiana teenagers have
been charged with stealing
some SB,OOO worth of electronic
equipment from a guest’s room
at Days Inn on the North
Expressway Monday night.
Charged with theft by taking
were Edwin S. Stanley, 19 and'
William Joseph Dean, 18, both*
of Indianapolis.
The property was recovered.
It included 2 coolers, a
calculator, 3 distance markers,
2 range transmitters, 2 distance
measuring instruments and a
dryer.
