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THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1968
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. George Head of
Macon visited Monday with their
mother, Mrs. G. D. Head, and
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Dealer fW. Third St. Phone 775-7872
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grandmother, Mrs. Annie Currie,
who is a patient at Sylvan Grove
Hospital. Mrs. Currie is slowly
improving after undergoing surg
ery for a broken hip.
Savings
Safety
as close as
School Patrol,
PTA Women Aid
| Safety Program
Traffic safety in and around
Jackson High and Elementary
School has been strengthened con
siderably within the past few
days with the swearing in of PTA
members as policewomen and re
activation of the School Boy Pa
trol.
Jackson Mayor C. B. Brown,
Jr. praised Mrs. Arthur T. Bos
well and Mrs. Carl Brack for
their role in inaugurating the
added safety measures around
the local schools. Mrs. Boswell
and Mrs. Brack have already been
sworn in and other PTA mem
bers will be at an early date.
According to Mayor Brown, these
policewomen, in reality an aux
iliary officer, have authority to
make cases for speeding, running
stop signs, wreckless driving, etc.
just as does a regular policeman.
In other words, Mr. Brown con
tinued, they will have jurisdic
tion over all traffic violations.
C. M. Daniel, Jr., police chair
man on the Aldermatic Board,
lauded Mrs. Boswell for her ef
forts in organizing the School
Boy Patrol which now boasts
some 20 boys and girls on patrol
duty at the school with three on
duty in buses. Both Mr. Brown
and Mr. Daniel suggest that at
least five women from the PTA
be sworn in as policewomen so
that one can be on duty at the
school each morning.
Mayor Brown and Councilman
Daniel urge the citizens to give
the School Boy Patrol their full
est cooperation and made it clear
that the Mayor and Council will
back the patrol and the police
women in their efforts to more
safely enforce traffic conditions
in and around the school.
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purchase price will be refunded to you.
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AT THE HOSPITAL
Among the patients at Sylvan
Grove Hospital during the week
of November 13-20 were:
Albert Edwards, Vera Heath,
Reppard Andrews, Bernice Lyon,
Mrs. Annie Curry, Vallie Ogle
tree, Olin Knowles, Elzie Minton,
Lula Cartwright, Arthur Gilmore.
Marvin Barnes, Evelyn Sulli
van, Roger McLendon, Bloomer
Bevil, Alberta Smith, Howard
Simons, Bud Pope, Hope Mc-
Clure, Mrs. Bertie Estes.
Trevy Strickland, Ida Mary
Andrews and baby girt, Roxie
Shannon, Annie Waldop and
baby boy, Eunice Thurman, Wil
lie Frank Sidney.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank each and ev
eryone who remembered me with
phone calls, flowers, cards, pray
ers, fruit baskets, and visits
while in St. Joseph Hospital for
surgery and since returning
home. Thanks to the doctors who
stood by me Dr. Watkins, Dr.
Stuart, and Dr. Pendergrast. God
bless you all is our prayer.—B.
C. (Brat) Singley, Locust Grove,
Ga.
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Mrs. Woodall,
Butts Native,
Died Tuesday
Mrs. James B. Woodall, Sr., of
2(524 Farley Street, East Point,
died Tuesday.
Mrs. Woodall was a native of
Butts County and was a sister
to Messrs. Harold, Marvin and
Wilson Standard. Funeral ser
vices were conducted Wednesday
afternoon at two o’clock from the
chapel of Howard L. Carmichael
and Sons with Rev. William
Geren and Rev. Emmett Hender
son officiating. Interment was in
Westview Cemetery.
Mrs. Woodall is survived by
her husband; a daughter, Mrs.
Eleanor W. Gardner; a son, J. B.
Woodall, Jr.; a sister, Mrs. Annis
Mayo; three brothers, Harold
Standard, Marvin Standard and
Wilson Standard; one grandson,
James Gregory Woodall.
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PERSONAL
Miss Emily McKibben, student
at West Georgia College, was at
home for the weekend wtih her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Me-
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Upper Ocmulgee Economic
Opportunity Commission
Will accept applications for the following:
Executive Director —To organize and carry out
programs and policies set down by
Board of Directors of Upper Ocmulgee
EOC.
To insure that low income families take
advantage of all existing services.
Salary of SB,OOO plus travel.
Secretary —Responsible for all correspondence
out of Upper Ocmulgee office.
General typing and office management.
Salary of $4,000.
Personnel will be covered by workmen’s
compensation and social security. Holidays and
vacations will be set by the Board of Directors.
For application blank call at the office of the
Upper Ocmulgee Economic Opportunity Com
mission in Jackson, Georgia.
Kibben Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wills of At
lanta visited Sunday with Mrs.
Wills’ sister, Mrs. G. D. Head,
and mother, Mrs. Annie Currie,
who is a patient at Sylvan Grove
