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TRADE-IN OR DOWN PAYMENT $
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2000.00 1 21.40 93.72 77.17 66.17
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Haynevllle Church
Chooses Officers
Officers have been elected lor
the coming year at First Baptist
vmurcn oi xlaynesville.
cnurcn otticers are Frank Doug
las, cierk; timer Hutto, treasur
er; Airs. Fat Dumap, pianist;
iviajor Dunlap, song leader; Miss
oau Hutto, assistant song leader
Sunday School officers are
Frank Douglas, superintendent;
Ronert Smith, assistant superin
tendent: Mrs. Pat Dunlap, pian
ist; Miss Theresa Hutto, assist
ant pianist; Miss Gail Hutto,
song leader; Miss Martha Mc-
Lendon, assistant song leader.
Werner McCiung, adults; Mrs.
E. G. McCormick, young adults;
Mrs. Steve Thompson, young peo
ple; Mrs. Roy Piemmons, inter
mediates; Mrs. Frank Douglas.
Juniors; Mrs. Robert Pitts, Pri
mary; Mrs. Elmer Hutto, Begin
ners; Mrs. T. I. Boswell and Mrs,
Vic Thompson, Nursery; Mrs.
George Ford, Extension;
Miss Theresa Hutto, general
secretary; Mrs. Werner McCiung,
Vacation Bible School principal;
Mrs. Robert Smith, Assistant
VBC principal; Mrs. Werner Mc-
Ciung, Christmas program chair
man; Mrs. Robert Smith, assist
ant Christmas program chair
man.
Training Union are Robert
Smith, director; Major Dunlap,
assistant director; Werner Mc-
Ciung, song leader; Mrs. Major
Dunlap, pianist; Werner Mc-
Ciung, adults; Vic Thompson,
young people; Mrs. Roy Jinks,
intermediates: Mrs. Robert Smith,
primary and beginner; Mrs. Nor
man Fowler, nursery; Mr. Ma
jor Dunlap, Junior; Mrs. Major
Dunlap, general secretary.
Funeral Conducted
For Player Boy, 8
Graveside services for James
Michael Player, 8, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Player of Ma
con, were held Saturday at
Woodlawn Cemetery in Perry.
Paul Lester officiated.
Michael was a native of Hous
ton County.
Survivors other than his par
ents include one brother, Charles
E. Player Jr. of Macon; and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Reynolds of Ashburn and Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Player of Fitz
gerald.
Gardner Watson Funeral Home
was in charge.
700 PER CENTERS
Colonel John C. Healey, Robins AFB U. S. Savings Bond officer, awards
certificates to representatives of Warner Robins Air Materiel Area Maintenance
activities which acheved 100 per cent partcipation in the 1967 campaign. They
are (first row, l-r) Shaffer T. Day, Perry, representing 22 organizations; Fred G
Lezert, Macon; Alvin V. Palmer, Warner Robins; and N. F. Norris, Macon. Back
row, (l-r), Emmett B. Mason and Eugene B. ohnson, Macon; William T. Ruddy and
Dewey Willis, Warner Robins. (Official AF Photo).
Centerville Names
First Policewoman
In ceremonies at Centerville
City Hall, Mrs. Jean W. Harris (
was sworn in as policewoman for ,
the Ciiy of Centerville, Council- j
man Hollis Mollon, chairman of
the Public Safely Committee .
said.
Mrs. Harris’ primary duties are
the safety of children who at
tend Centerville Elementary
School in the First Methodist
Church. However, she is author
ized to enforce the law and will
issue citations to speeders in the
vicinity of the school.
The oath of office was admin
istered by Mayor Cedric Jones.
.
Perryans Attend
Forsyth School
The September meeting of the
Monroe Academy Booster Club ;
was held recently at the Monroe i
County Clubhouse, Forsyth. Mrs.
Alvah Childs, president of the ■
club, presided. t
Reports were given on the
summer fund raising projects I
sponsored by the club, and new I
committees for the 1967-67 school
year were named. I
Students from Perry attending [
Monroe Academy are Sharon An
del, Dianne Andel, Mike Lewis, t
Terry Lewis, Carl Pierce, Anne
Dominy, and Keith Roughlon. i
Enrollment at the Academy has |
increased considerably since last
year. Faculty members, parents
and students feel that a success
ful year is in store for the school,
Many parents from neighboring
towns of Barnesville, Monticello.
Macon and Perry, whose children’
are enrolled at the Academy,
were present for the meeting.
These parents were given a
warm welcome and vote of
thanks from the Board of Direct
ors and Booster Club officers for
their support and confidence in
the school.
Lee Vaughn, reporting for the
building committee, announced
plans for the construction of a
gymnasium with completion date
around December 1.
Mrs. R. W. Shuman was wel
comed as a new faculty member.
The next meeting of the club
will be on Oct. 16 at the club
house,
ASC Committee
Officers Named
Farmers recently named to
serve as the Agrciultural Stabil
ization and Conservation ASC
County Committee are F. W.
Langston Jr., chairman, J. A.
Davis Jr., vice chairman, and
M. K. Dorsett, member. Z. T.
Houser was elected Ist alternate
and Henry Andel as 2nd alter
nate.
The 1968 election was held at
a county convention on Sept. 26,
in the Houston ASCS County of
fice. Electors were farmers
chosen as convention delegates
at recent ASC community com
mittee elections throughout the
county.
Chairman Langston points out
that the ASC county and com
munity farmer committees are
in charge of local administration
of such national farm programs
as the Agricultural Conservation
Program, the Cropland Adjust
ment Program, the feed grain
program, the voluntary wheat
program, the upland cotton di
version program, acreage allot
ments and marketing quotas, the
National Wool Program, com
modity price-support loans, and
storage facility loans.
The ASCS county office at Per
ry is headquarters for the county
committee, and serves as the
farmers’ local contact for busi
ness connected with participation
in the programs administered by
the committees.
The Houston Home Journal, Perry, Ga., Thursday, October 5, 1967)
Robins Employees Get Recognition
ROBINS AFB Eleven Robins
AFB civilian personnel have re
ceived recognition for their out
standing and sustained superior
performance of duly.
Earning outstanding perform
ance ratings and quality salary
increases were William B. Har
rison and Irene M, Grahl, both
of Macon.
Outstanding performance rat
ings and sustained superior per
ormance awards ranging from
5100-$30() went to; Macon resi
ients Margaret P. Reynolds,
Vivian E. Jenkins and Jack S.
Jlancy, Macon.
M. Irene Smith, Ruby W. Mey
ers. Neli W. Tidwell and Stephen
J. Chasse, Warner Robins.
Outstanding performance rat
ings went to Doris S. Thompson,
Bonaire; and Royce R. Smith,
Warner Rabins.
Maintenance Work Rated
During recent work evaluations
at Warner Robins Air Materiel
Area 10 employees of the Main
.enance Directorate were given
sustained Superior Performance
\wards. They were:
Macon: Bernard E. Harris.
Thomas Howard and Bluford R.
Perry.
Warner Robins: William C.
Hickman, Joseph L. Knight, and
George R. Lehman.
Milan: Emmilt T. Lowery and
Grover P. Lowery.
Others; Jimmie B. Hobbs,
Reynolds, and John R. Jinks,
Haw'kinsville.
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Three other employees of the
Directorate of Maintenance
Nellie W. Dike, Macon; Glenn S.
Norris, Warner Robins: and
Thomas Griffin Jr., Perry—were
given Quality Salary Increases
during the work performance
evaluations.
Federal Service Records
Directorate of Maintenance em
ployees—49 in all—recently set
records of 10 and 20 years fed
eral service at Warner Robins
Air Materiel Area.
Receiving 10-year service pins
and certificates were:
Macon: Sandra K. Bloodworth,
Marcus M. Hartley, Charles P.
Carr, Alfred Blash, and Willie
A. Lockett Sr.
Warner Robins: Milford 11.
Hayes and Miriam S. < Silas >
Jones.
Cochran: David A. Lister and
Lois S. Revel.
Others: Rudolph Revels, East
man; Dennis C. Taylor, Hawk
insville; Addis C. Brewer, Bon
aire: and Ranee Kendrick Jr.,
Oglethorpe.
Recognition of 20 years service
was given:
Macon: Jesse E. Dixon, Hamp
Brown, James W. 'Thomas, John
B. Weils, Benjamin J. Thomas,
Leon F. Yaughn, Charles E.
Benns, Howard E. Johnson,
Thomas J. Bethea, Ralph Cobb.
John if. Smith, and Edwin M.
Flowers.
Warner Robins: Eddie J. Fer
guson. Joseph W'. Kellen, William
a. Lipinski, Albert Peacock, Dan
|j. Carter, Edward J. Butkie,
| Harold M. Craddock, John D.
I Johnson, Edward L. Kay, Abner
C. Thompson, Alvie L. Abston,
Hoyt L. Anglin, Marvin F. Huck
aoy. Samuel S. Kelly and Eli
A. Nash.
Fort Valley: Orville F. Jarrell
and Edrill Tyner.
Others: John R. Jinks, Hawk
insviite; Charles C. Fitzgerald,
Rochelle; Kyle D. Sloan, Gray;
William L. Melton, Perry; Lewis
A. Murner, Bonaire; Don H.
Meacha. Centerville: and Arthur
L. Southwell, Cordele.
Miss Snipes Bride
Os Gerald O. Slay
Miss Claudine Snipes and Ger
old Dewey Slay were married
Sept. 28, at the Monaghan Meth
odist Church in Greenville, S. C..
with the Rev. Rinehart officiat
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Snipes of
Perry are the parents of the
bride, and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Slay of Atlanta, parents
of the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Snipes of
Perry attended the wedding.
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Deadline Nearing
For Registering
at Centerville
CENTERVILLE -The deadline
for registering to vote in Center
ville’s upcoming election for two
council posts is nearing, accord
ing to city officials, ana the final
dale for such registration is Oct.
7.
After that date, books will be
closed and voter lists purged for
accuracy prior to the election.
Every effort to register the
large number of unregistered res
idents is being made, according
to Mayor Cedric Jones. On Satur
day. Oct, 7, City Clerk, Mrs.
Sheryll Tiller, who is also a
Houston County Registrar, has
agreed to maintain office hours
until 12 noon at which time the
books must close for registering.
Both council posts 3 and 4 are
up for re-election this year. Coun
cilman James S. Mason current
ly holds post 3, which he has
held since 1960, and Councilman
Hollis D. Molton holds post 4,
which he has served on since
1961. Molton has qualified to seek
re-election. Councilman Mason
has nm announced his plans.