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These students are shown picking up class cards during
the registration process at Gordon Junior College. They
are (1-r) Ronny Royston, Royston; Juanita Sullivan,
Barnesville; Connie Reeves, Woodbury, and Gail
Williams, Griffin.
Needlework rules
Mrs. Ronald Massey, chairwoman, announced the rules
for needlework exhibits at the Spalding County Fair. They
are:
1. All entries must be the handiwork of the exhibitor to be
eligible for a prize.
2. All anticipated entries must be registered and delivered
to the main fair building in center of fairgrounds, Thur
sday or Friday, preceding the fair, from 9 a.m. to noon
and from 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
No entries will be accepted on Saturday; judging only will
be done on this date.
3. All articles listed will be accepted provided they are
less than a year old and have not been previously entered
in the Spalding County Fair, and are in excellent con
dition.
4. Neither the Fair Association nor any individual will be
responsible for any injury to person or exhibit entered in
the fair, but the best of care and attention will be exer
cised to prevent any injury or loss to persons or exhibits.
5. Number of articles entered by any exhibitor in one
group of any one class will be limited to one.
6. Because of the limited exhibit space we will be unable to
include handicraft. All articles entered must be made
with a needle, such as sewing needle, knitting, crocheting,
etc.
7. All articles must be left on display throughout the entire
fair. Anyone entering articles in the needlework display
will not be able to pick up these articles unitl Sunday, the
day after the fair closes, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Sisterhood
at Center
gets going
The Police Youth Center
Sisterhood organization today
began registration of present
and new members. Parents
must accompany their
daughters, ages 4-17 for
registration at the center.
A Wednesday night activity
has been called off and will be
rescheduled.
Adult leaders also are being
recruited for the organization.
Registration will continue 9-5
each day through Friday
Pike house bums
Fire destroyed the home of
Mrs. Billie Kenway on the
Griffin-Zebulon road Monday
afternoon.
The Zebulon Fire Department
sent a truck to the scene but
when it arrived the house fire
was beyond control.
Mrs. Kenway’s son, Cecil
Kenway, is employed by the
city of Zebulon.
Hi iJBSi-JE!
These students In the fifth grade class of Martin Mosteller
at Moore Elementary put on a skit related to their study of
Indians in American history. Participating were (front, 1-
r) Michelle Ellis, Dorothy Walker, Tlffani Evans, Car-
Insurance
company
plans move
Middle Georgia Mutual
Insurance Company plans to
move into the building which
Dr. Grady Duke occupies on
South Hill street in about 4
months.
Dr. Duke plans to build
smaller quarters and will
vacate when his new office is
ready. Middle Georgia Mutual
will move from its South Hill
building then.
The building which Dr. Duke
occupies now was previously
the Southern Bell business
office.
The building downtown which
Middle Georgia Mutual will
vacate previously was the
Commercial Bank & Trust
building.
Gordon offers
nursing
management
Nursing management will be
offered at Gordon Junior
College this fall for nurses in
positions of leadership and
those who are interested in
advancement.
Gordon is offering the course
in response to requests in this
area. Mrs. Marie Lo Monaco,
chairman of the division of
nursing at Gordon, will teach
the course at the college on
Thursday evening, Oct. 13, 20,
27, Nov. 3 and 10. The class will
meet from 7-9 in Room LGO4,
Lambdin Hall.
Registration for the course
will be held from 6-7 p.m. in
Gordon’s registrar’s office
(Lambdin Hall) on Thursday,
Oct. 13.
The course will include the
following topics, planning and
organization, communication,
motivation of staff, decision
making and problem solving.
Additional information may
be obtained from the
Admissions office or the nursing
division, Gordon Junior College.
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Dismissed from the Griffin-
Spalding Hospital Monday:
Brenda Rollins, Perry Pugh,
Alton Kitchens, Alfred Jester,
Opal Maxwell, Tessie Wiggins,
Wanda Jackson, Square
Nunnally, Dianne Calhoun,
Joseph Adams, Patricia
McKinney, Cheryl Kimbell.
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o SMITH BROS. REALTY m
Griffin. Ga- 227-5248 realtor
HOMES
Your address could be 432 Brook Lane. A comfortable two story home with 4 bedrooms and
2ft baths. Make an appointment to see. Third Ward School. $89,000
Over 2,000’ of living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 b-*’ tfWer, living room, den with fireplace,
separate dining room & built-in kitche Uh cabinets and an outside tool room.
Central heat & air, carpeted, hardwooc^^fdouble carport, fenced in yard, and plenty of
closet space. Third Ward School. 1026 Windsor Way. $65,000
You’ll enjoy the large panelled family room in our home at 1214 Maple Drive. Four
bedrooms and 2 baths. Crescent School. $53,500
This home doesn’t have “too close” neighbors. Nice quiet back yard. Brick home with 3
bedrooms and V/» baths. Immediate occupancy. Jackson Road School. 428 Elizabeth
Lane. $28,500
Low, low down payment! Call me for details. Brick home with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath.
Jackson Road School.
Good loan assumption! 3 bedrooms, Ift baths, den with fireplace. Large Master bedroom.
Call Now For a Weekend Appointment!
Ethel M. Cowart - 227-8364
LAND
Small Acreage
4 Miles North of Griffin, 12 acres, half open, paved road frontage, ideal building site.
$1495 Acre
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.
Mobile homes welcome. Only $795 per 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, will clear for homesite. $1,500 per acre
4.58 ACRES - Lamar County, beautiful wooded tracts 3 miles off 41 By-Pass. $1,300 per acre
4 ACRES - 5 miles West of Griffin. Paved road frontage on two sides. SISOO per acre
12 ACRES -7 miles southeast of Griffin, all open in permanent pasture, paved road fron
tage. $1,400 per acre
12 acre tracts 8 miles NE of Spalding County, half open and wooded, good home site.
Only $995-acre
Larger Tracts
20 acres, 7ft miles West of Griffin, paved road frontage, all wooded in timber $825-acre.
20 miles, 8 miles NE Spalding County, half open and wooded. $895-acre.
34.166 ACRES of beautiful farm land in Spalding County on paved road. Property is half
open anJ wooded with large pines and hardwoods. Large stream on back of property and
has 1,873 feet of road frontage. Excellent buy at $l,lOO per acre
38 ACRES - Spalding County, fenced, cross fenced, beautiful pasture, paved road, excellent
building site, 8 miles south of Griffin. $1,350 per acre
RIVER FRONTAGE on this 50.663 acre tract in N.W. Spalding County. Paved road and
mostly wooded for privacy. Will subdivide. $llOO per acre
Lots
FARM HOME TRACTS - Ethridge Mill Rd. Patterson Rd., HoUonville Rd. $1250 - S3OOO
Commercial Properties
NORTH EXPRESSWAY -1 and 2 acre commercial tracts, excellent visibility 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.
Ken Fletcher .... 227-8699
Tim Furlow 228-4888
Dan Smith22B-2481
Fred Smith 227-0754
-Griffin Daily News Tuesday, October 4, 1977
menita Weems (back) Matilda Willis, Andrea Calloway,
Richetta Barlow, Terri Hill, Demise Turnipseed and
Shelia Watts.
