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and Thursday. Low tonight around 70; high Thursday in mid 80s.
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Revival
Revival services are in progress at
the Haven Chapel United Methodist
Church with the Rev. M. Blanton as
guest speaker. Services are being
conducted each night at 7:30 p.m. The
Rev. Luther Clemons is pastor.
Wine Society
The Griffin Wine Society will hold its
monthly event tonight featuring Gallo
wines with a cold buffet at Harvey
Goldstein’s farm. For further details
call Billy Reeves.
Rummage sale
The Woodmen of the World will
sponsor a rummage sale at the old VFW
hall in Hampton Friday beginning at 6
p.m. and Saturday, beginning at 8 a.m.
Proceeds will go to charity.
Board of Health
The Spalding County Board of Health
will hold its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, September 6, at the Spalding
County Health Department at 5 p.m.
Rotary Club »
Judge John Goddard will speak on the
Griffin Historical Society at the noon
meeting of the Griffin Rotary Club on
Thursday at the Moose Ix)dge. Special
guests will be new teachers of the
Griffin-Spalding County School System.
Henry Walker is program chairman.
PWP
Parents Without Partners will have a
discussion meeting tonight at 8 o’clock
in the Bramblett Building of the First
Baptist Church.
IM Seville Rd. — A magnificent home located tn an
exclusive area of fine homes. 3 (possible 4) BR’g, 3 Baths,
Central air, Central Vacuum System, Intercoms,
Beautiful built-in kitchen, and elegant drapes that bring
out the real beauty are some of the outstanding features.
Enjoy the huge family room with cosy fireplace situated
on 5 acres. Bank appraised. Seller will assist in closing
costs. |78,500
Barrow Rd. — An extremely nice home that has been
babied. This home has 3 BR’s, 2 baths, with central heat
and air, fenced back yard. 11500 down payment Must see
to appreciate. $27,900
GERALD BAILEY, Realty
426 N. Expressway
227-3260 or 227-4112
Former Griffin
pastor plans
revival here
The Rev. and Mrs. C. H.
Chambley, formerly of Griffin,
will conduct revival services at
the Central Lake Church of God
Friday through Sunday, August
26-28. Services begin at 7:30
each evening.
The Rev. Chambley has
conducted evangelistic cam
paigns in South Africa and also
ministered in Europe and the
Holy land. He served as pastor
of the Palace Street Church of
God, which is presently known
as Central lake Church of God.
The Rev. Walter R. Pettitt is
the pastor.
Manure for flowers
NEW YORK (AP) - “We use
zebra manure for striped tiger
lilies and elephant manure for
growing giant amaryllis lilies,”
says Bronx Botanical Gardens
horticulturist Robert Russo.
The gardens has been using
animal manure from the Bronx
Zoo for more than 20 years as a
fertilizer and estimates it has
cut compost and fertilizer bills
by nearly $50,000 a year.
But the zoo’s supply exceeds
the garden’s needs, so the zoo
may begin selling the stuff on
the open market.
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Deaths -F unerals
Mr. Hamlin
Mr. Benjamin Franklin “B.
F.” Hamlin. 82, of Jackson,
Stark Community of Butts
County, died Tuesday morning
at the residence of his daughter
in Milledgeville after a lengthy
illness.
Mr. Hamlin was a retired
farmer and a member of the
Macedonia Baptist Church.
He is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Forest Cook of
Milledgeville: 9 sons, Melvin
Hamlin, Hamlin, Virgil
Hamlin, Barron Hamil, Gerald
Hamil. Hamlin, Fred
Hamlin, Aubrey Hamlin, all of
Jackson, and Roy Hamlin of
Camegia, Pa.; 3 sisters, Mrs.
Robert Rozier of Cochran, Mrs.
Eddie Benton of Eastman
and Mrs. Mae Mobley of
Omega; 11 grandchildren,
several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be Thursday
afternoon at 2 o’clock in the
Macedonia Baptist Church. The
Rev. R. W. Jenkins will officiate
and burial will be in the church
cemetery. Haisten Funeral
Home of Jackson is in charge of
plans.
Mr. Kent, Sr.
Mr. Ernest Arvy Kent, Sr., 69,
of Route one, Jim Goodson
road, died Tuesday at the
Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta
after a lengthy illness.
Mr. Kent was born in
Spalding County and had lived
here for most of his life. He was
a retired carpenter.
Survivors include 2
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Thomas
of Warrenton and Mrs. Mattie
Ix)U Blankenship of Griffin; 5
sons, William D. Kent, Ernest
A. Kent, Jr., Charles B. Kent,
Glenn Kent and Jerry Kent, all
of Griffin; a sister, Mrs. O. A.
Davis of Griffin; 28 grand
children, 9 great-grandchildren,
several nieces and nephews
The funeral will be conducted
from the Union Baptist Church
cemetery Thursday afternoon
at 2 o’clock. The Rev. W. R.
“Bob” Jones will officiate.
McDonald Chapel is in charge
of plans.
Mrs. Wild
Memorial services for Mrs.
Grace D. Wild. 66, of Conroe,
Tex., were held Monday at 11
o’clock in the St. James
Episcopal Church. The Rev.
Don Kelling officiated.
Mrs. Wild was a native of
Griffin.
Survivors include her
husband, George E. Wild of
Conroe; a son, Robert Wild; 2
sisters, Mrs. Doris Deane of
Griffin and Mrs. Marie Johnson
of Carrollton: and 3 grand
children.
Forest Hill Funeral Home of
Conroe, Tex., was in charge of
plans.
Mrs. Lumpkin
The funeral for Mrs. Hattie
Foster Lumpkin, 69, of
Coleman, Ga., were conducted
August 19 from the Mt. Hebron
Baptist Church near Cuthbert.
The Rev. Roger Robitzsch and
the Rev. Marvin Smith of
ficiated. Lunsford Funeral
Home of Cuthbert was in charge
of plans.
Mrs. Lumpkin died August 18
in the Early Memorial Hospital
in Blakely after a short illness.
Survivors include her
husband. Rufus E. Lumpkin of
Coleman; a daughter, Mrs.
Melba Dasinger of Coleman; 2
sons, Lamar Lumpkin and
Gerald Lumpkin of Blakely; 3
brothers, Roscoe Foster of
Griffin, Truie Foster of Buena
Vista and Joesph Foster of
Albany; stepmother, Mrs. Lucy-
Mae Foster of Griffin; 2 half
brothers, Cheso Foster and
Eugene Foster, both of Junction
City, Ga.; 3 sisters, Mrs. Ruth
Whitley, Mrs. Gertude Jones,
both of Griffin and Mrs.
Dorothy Pike of Manchester; a
halfsister, Mrs. Shirley
of Griffin; 13 grandchildren and
3 great-grandchildren.
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Griffinite Fetrial White (above) will be manager of a new grocery store in the shopping
center on Memorial drive. An experienced food man, he will manage the Super Value
Quality Foods store. Raymond Johnson and Gerald Taylor are the owners of the new
business. They also have grocery stores in Stockbridge and Fairview. The store is being
stocked entirely with new merchandise and will be open next Wednesday, Aug. 31. Mr.
Johnson and Mr. Taylor said an official grand opening would be planned but the store would
be ready to do business and serve the people of this area beginning next week.
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Dismissed from the Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital
Tuesday:
Dayton Bunn, Carrie Butler,
Carrie M. Carter, Doris Hill,
Charles Kimbell, Arthur Mills.
Janice Purser, Cecil Reason
Millard Stewart, Jeannie
Toland, Ellen Quick, Mrs.
Elaine Rice and baby, Waldon
Craver, Glenn Morris, Lynn
Huckaby, Chris Howell.
Optimist Club plans
bike safety day here
The Griffin-Spalding County-
Optimist Club will sponsor a
Bike Safety Day on Aug. 27.
Bike inspections will take
place at Spalding Square and
Northgate Shopping Center
from 1-3 p.m.
Bike Safety Day has been set
aside by the Optimist to stress
intelligent co-existence of
motorists and children on
streets and highways. Children
in elementary schools will learn
the tenets of bicycle safety
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will come in for some safety
indoctrination, too.
Stork Club
MASTER LAPRADE
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.
of 626 Garrett street,
Griffin, announce the birth of a
son on Aug. 23 at the Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital.
