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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959
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The Pennville Christian and Missionary Alliance Church held
groundbreaking: exercises last Sunday afternoon to start the
building of a new church. Expected to cost $20,000, the church
will be located just east of Highway 27 near the Calhoun family
cemetery about one mile north of the Summerville city limits.
Land for the building was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cal
houn in memory of their daughter, Elizabeth, who died in 1937.
Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun now reside in Austell. The building will be
Bolling News
By Myra Lynn Dodd
Everyone is invited to attend
services at Four Mile Baptist
Church. Sunday School at 10
o’clock, Sunday morning wor
ship at 11 o’clock, Sunday night
services at 7:30, Wednesday
night worship at 7:30. Rev. Oli
ver Pledger is the pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown
and family and Mrs. Bill Reyn
olds and Kathy were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Howell and family Saturday.
Miss Myra Lynn Dodd spent
Sunday with Miss Ann Parris.
Bud Reynolds spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Howell and boys.
The Young People’s Class of
Four Mile Baptist Church en
joyed a trip to Lake Winne-
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pesaukah Saturday night. Those
who went were Rev. and Mrs.
Willard Ramey and Ray, Sandra
Edwards, Wanda Edwards, Pa
tricia Scoggins, Joe Reynolds,
Tommy Ramey, Jerry Reynolds,
Leon Parris, Dan Reynolds,
Sylvia Brooks, Donna Dodd,
Peggy McCollum, Herbie Skelton,
Brenda Grimes, Myra Lynn
Dodd, Ann Parris, Bud Reynolds,
Carl Johnson, Raymond Reyn
olds, and Martha Ann Morris,
Dorothy Sue Cody, Cecil Reyn
olds and June White.
Rev. Clyde Parris was visiting
W. D. Waters, who is in the hos
pital, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bailey and
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hix of Chat
tanooga spent the week-end
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—Photo by McConnell
constructed by Brice Evans. On the building committee are Rev.
C. W. Crowe, the pastor, and Jeff Henderson, C. P. Rush, Jehu
Crowe, J. M. Durham and Edward Henderson. Formed in Sep
tember, 1958, the church began services with 13 charter mem
bers. The congregation is meeting in temporary quarters near
Bub’s Taxi in Dickeyville. Rev. Crowe said that new church
members would be welcomed.
Pennville-Tri on
By GAYLE SMITH, Route 2, Summerville
Telephone Pennville 2414
Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Powell
visited the Nelsons and the
Bowers at Pennville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asberry Crouch
were dinner guests of Mrs. Jim
my Chaney of Trion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Smith
of Chattanooga, Tennessee, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Smith of Pennville Sunday aft
ernoon.
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reynolds,
Jr., and family.
Miss Peggy McCollum visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howell
and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tucker
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Dodd and family Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howell
and family were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Reynolds Sunday.
Bill Dodd and Robin were vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. John Dodd
Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Brooks spent Sun
day night and Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Brooks and
Lynn.
Misses Myra Lynn and Donna
Kay Dodd visited Miss Peggy
McCollum Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Parris and Donnie
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Parris and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Reynolds and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitley
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tucker
and Mrs. Jimmy Spain and Mrs.
Leila Norton were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Grady Dodd and
Thelma Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Dodd visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Dodd and Mrs. Billie
Joe Lee and little Janet Monday.
Mrs. Claud Reynolds has re
turned home after spending a
week in the Chattooga County
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Joe Lee,
Frankie and Janet were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee Thurs
day.
Mrs. Billie Joe Lee, Frankie
and Janet were visiting Mrs.
Buford Ratliff Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Joe Lee
and Janet were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lon Reynolds and boys Sat
urday.
David and Glenn Dodd were
visiting Frankie Joe Lee Sunday.
Billie Joe Lee and Frankie
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Lee and family Saturday.
SFC and Mrs. Clayton J.
Bailey of Anniston, Alabama,
visited Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Smith and family of Pennville
last week-end.
Mrs. Bill Usury of Gadsden,
Alabama, visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Smith over the week-end.
The former Miss Joyce Oliver
was married in her home at
Pennville Friday evening to Hoyt
Ramey of Summerville. Mrs.
Ramey is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Oliver of Penn
ville. She attended Trion High
School. Mr. Ramey is a graduate
of Summerville High School and
is employed by the Hosiery Mill
in LaFayette where they will
make their home. Mr. Ramey is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ramey of Summerville.
Preacher O. C. Thompson has
announced that the series of
Gospel meetings at the Church
of Christ at Pennville will run
through the twenty - fourth.
Ralph T. Henley is doing the
preaching. The meetings start at
7:30 p.m. and the public is cor
dially invited to attend.
Vacation Bible School started
Monday, June 15, at the Church
of Christ at Pennville. The Bible
School is from 9 to 11 o’clock
leach morning through Friday,
I June 19.
The Church of Christ also an
nounces plans for a homecoming
Sunday, June 21, at the Chat
tooga County Memorial Home,
I immediately following the Sun-
I day morning services. The goal
I for attendance for the Sunday
morning Bible studies is two
hundred. Anyone who is not
going to church anywhere else is
cordially invited to come to the
Church of Christ at Pennville.
If you have any news from the
Pennville or Trion area, please
phone Gayle Smith at Pennville
2414. If you don’t already take
the Summerville News, or if you
know someone who doesn’t, get
in touch with Gayle. She is also
selling subscriptions.
Miss Morgan Gets
Degree at Emory
Jo Ann Morgan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Morgan, Jr.,
and Charles Pesterfield, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pesterfield,
were among some 600 students
' who received Emory University
degrees in ceremonies at 6:30
p.m., June 5, on the University
Quadrangle.
Miss Morgan received a Bach
elor of Science degree in Nurs
ing. Pesterfield received a Bach
elor of Arts degree.
The June total — Emory’s
largest single quarter group of
graduates—is almost evenly di
vided between bachelors and
graduate and professional de
grees. Included are 112 Bachelor
of Divinity, 77 Doctor of Dental
Surgery, and 65 Doctor of Medi
cine degrees. John W. Davis of
Sybial, W. Virginia, received
Emory’s first Ph.D. degree in
philosophy.
Dr. Robert M. Strozier. pres
ident of Florida State University,
gave Friday’s commencement
address. Methodist Bishop Nolan
B. Harmon of Charlotte, North
Carolina, gave the baccalaureate
sermon on the preceding eve
ning,
SAVINGS BONDS
SALES STEADY
The sale of U. S. Savings
Bonds continued steady here ac
cording to a report of the U. S.
Treasury from its Atlanta office
this week.
With a goal of $380,000, bond
sales in Chattooga County
amounted to $155,307 for the
first six-month period of the
year. In May, “H” Bond sales
were SI,OOO, while “E” sales to
taled $30,862.
THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS
News of Chelsea
By Barbara Clark, Route 1, Menlo, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson,
Roy Gene Finster and Thelma
Finster enjoyed the Finster re
union at Lake Winnepesaukah
Sunday.
Mrs. O. J. Craven and chil
dren, Beth and Paul, and Mrs. C.
N. Wilson of Birmingham were
overnight guests Friday of the
Warner E. Wilsons. Mrs. C. N.
Wilson stayed for an extended
visit with her son and family.
Week-end guests of the War
ner E. Wilsons were Connie Faye
Fitzgerald of Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, and Mrs. Cletta
Walker and Jerry Lynn, Mrs. Bill
Lemons and Franklin, and Miss
Irene Wales, all of Chattanooga,
Tennessee. They all enjoyed
picnicking at Mentone, Alabama,
then went sightseeing in Ala
bama.
Sunday dinner guests of Terry
Don Smith were Lonnie and
Connie Willingham.
Sunday afternoon visitors of
the Earl Smiths were Mrs. Her
man Miller and Brenda and Jo
Ann Robison of LaFayette. They
all motored to Cloudland Lake.
Linda Smith was a spend
! the-day guest of Shirley Willing
ham Sunday.
Miss Doris Sumner visited
Miss Barbara Clark Thursday
I morning.
AUCTION
Automobiles Furniture Notions
Sales Every Thursday Night
STARTING PROMPTLY AT 7:30
To reach the sale in Summerville, turn off South Com
merce Street at Hurleys Food Center and go under the
railroad. From the east side of the Summerville Manu
facturing Company, you turn off State Huy. 114. The
Sale is located west of the Summerville Mfg. Co.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL AUTOS
OR ANY OTHER ITEMS -
YOU ARE URGED TO ATTEND
THIS SALE!
Bring 'Em In — We'll Sell 'Em
Refreshments Available
CHATTOOGA AUTO
AUCTION COMPANY
Summerville, Georgia
। Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Majors and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
. Clark and family Sunday after
. noon.
Rev. Howard Finster and fam
ily were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Mitchell and family
Sunday.
A large crowd attended the
monthly singing held at Chelsea
Church Sunday. Singers from
Fort Payne were Huston Smith
and his daughter, Donzella.
Miss Betty Sue Marshall,
Shirley Willingham and Linda
Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Pledger Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Honier Sumner
I and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
, i Andy Thomas last Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Jackson, Franklin
I and Linda visited Mrs. C. J.
’ Clark and boys Wednesday aft
l ernoon.
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; hours of reading and see if you
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I ■ done something—learned some
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! today.
Little League
Results
STANDINGS
Dodgers 3-1
Giants 3-1
Yankees 2-2
Indians 0-4
TOP 10 BATTERS
Rocky Tate, Giants, .560.
Ray Busby, Giants, .542.
Frank Parham, Giants, .521.
Rodney Hardeman, Dodgers
.488.
Guinn Hankins, Dodgers, .487
Bill Mann. Yankees, .474.
Johnny Dempsey, Indians, .447
Charles Norton, Dodgers, .444
David Houston, Dodgers. .421.
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SOCIAL SECURITY
OFFICE SCHEDULE
Social Security representatives
will be in the Riegel Personnel
Office at Trion on July 7 and
July 21. Office hours will start
at 2 p.m.
During the month of August,
i the representatives will be at
J the Post Office in Summerville
j each Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Buddy Barnes, Giants, .419.
SCORES
Thursday—Yankees 22, In-
I dians 15; Giants 5, Dodgers 4.
Monday—Dodgers 11. Yankees
! 3; Giants 14, Indians 3.
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