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By Ann Brown, Route 1, Menlo, Ga
Miss Nell Bailey was Saturday
night guest of Peggy Dooley.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Garner and Reba
were Rev. and Mrs. Howard Fin
ister. Thelma and Beverly, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gene Finister and
Malcolm and Glenn Mitchell.
Mrs. Martha Wright was Sun
day guest of Misses Beulah and
Annie Garner.
Misses Beulah and Annie Gar
ner visited Mrs. Bonnie Clowdis
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. H. W. Garner and Dor
othy, of Pennville, visited Beu
lah and Annie Garner Saturday
night.
Several people visited S. P.
Railey, who is ill, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Jean Mitchell, Mrs.
Dewey Mitchell and Betty White
and boys visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Rodgers and Jess Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gentry, of
Rome, spent Monday night with
the Tom Garners.
Edna Lamb, of Trion, spent
Monday night with Reba Gar
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Patterson
were Saturday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finister.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garner vis
ited little Allen Simpson, who
is a patient at Chattooga Hos
pital, Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of Larry
Mitchell were Ronnie Wilson
and Lonnie Willingham.
Sunday afternoon guests of
Mrs. Betty White and children
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown,
Bob and Louise.
Patsy White was Friday night
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STUDENTS SOUGHT
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one?
Or take it?
The Summerville Recreation
Center ivould like to offer some
bridge lessons, provided there
is a qualified teacher and pro
vided there is enough interest.
If you are interested in either
teaching or taking lessons, call
857-7601.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Mitchell, Bobby and David.
Larry Mitchell was Tuesday
night guest of Mrs. Ada
Mitchell.
The Chelsea Recreational
Youth Club enjoyed a skating
party Monday night at Cham
olee’s Skating Rink.
Miss Bonnie Simpson visited
Danny Floyd Thursday in a
Chattanooga hospital.
Mrs. G. A. Jackson and Frank
lin, Alice and Tina visited Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Waltz and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Hughes and
Mrs. H. F. Jackson Sunday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Garner and Reba Thursday were
Mrs. Alice Pickle and Tina, Mrs.
G. A. Jackson and Mrs. David
A. Flarity.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall
and Regina Sue have returned
to Ft. Knox, Ky„ after spending
several days with their parents.
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WOMEN, CHILD INJURED— Here is a Summerville
car after it struck a utility pole on South Commerce
Street Monday and two women and a 22-month-old
boy were injured. They were listed as Mrs. Martha
Flemmons, 1202 Dickeyville Rd., Mrs. Dolores Russell,
West Oak St., Trion, and Lamar Russell, same ad
dress. Mrs. Russell remained in Riegel Hospital this
week. (See story on page 1).
SACRED MUSIC CONCERT
GIVEN BY CHS GLEE CLUB
The Chattooga High School
Glee Club presented a program
of sacred music at the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday
night under the direction of
Mrs. John D. Taylor.
The program included music
of praise, meditation, prayer
and dedication.
Leading the Glee Club in solos
were Jimmie Lee Palmer, “Oh,
What a Glorious Day”; Dale
Westbrooks, “How Great Thou
Art”; and Jane Stephenson, “In
the Garden.”
Other presentations by the
Glee Club were “Praise the
Lord”, “List to the Lark”, “My
God and I”, “Where God Hath
Walked”, “Mary’s Wandering”,
“Create in Me”, The Lord’s
Prayer and “I’ll Walk With
God”.
Good Southern
Style Cooking
Serving Hours: 11:30-2:30,
5:30-9:00. Open Every Day.
RIEGELDALE
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Menlo to Get
Roadside Park,
Says Floyd
The State Highway Depart
ment has approved plans to
locate a roadside park in Menlo,
Rep. James H. Floyd announced
this week.
The park will be located on
drives from Menlo toward Cloud
the right side of the road as
one drives from Menlo toward
Cloudland. It is located within
the city limits.
Rep. Floyd said that he
learned last week the state
planned to scrap plans for the
project and that he immediately
went to some highway officials
he knew and urged that they
reconsider. “I am glad to an
nounce,” he said, “that they did
so and are going to give us this
park.”
Development of a park in the
county has been a major project
of the Chattooga - Municipal
Planning Commission, headed
by J. T. Morgan. The Commis
sion had to select and lease a
location and have it approved
by the state, which will handle
its establishment.
The park will be a cleared
area with picnic facilities.
Welmyer News
By CLARA CLEVELAND
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Austin and girls, and Mrs. M. N.
Locklear Sunday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowers.
Mrs. Charles Logan was Mon
day afternoon guest of Mrs.
Nell Elliotte in LaFayette.
Mrs. Emma Alexander spent
the week-end ynth her sister,
Mrs. Clara Mtshburn in Sum
merville.
On the sick list are Becky
Logan, Sammy Baird, Raymond
Hendrix and Mrs. Howard Powell
and daughter Tammia.
Orrin Blessing is able to be
out again following an Illness.
Miss Mary Jo Logan, Mrs.
Gladys Neal and Miss Elizabeth
Cleveland motored to Centre and
Leesburg, Alabama and Cave
Springs Sunday. They attended
church at the Church of Christ
in Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Oliver and
children were Monday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Whitehead and Mike.
Mrs. Earl Wilbanks, Mrs.
Charles Oliver, Pam Hendrix,
Randy and Cheryl Stoker were
spend the day guests, Wednesday
of Mrs. Betty Harington in Chat-
BOOKLET DISCUSSES
HOME BUILDING PLANS
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tached youngster is Kirby
Ray Ball, nine-months-old
grandson of Fletch Parker and
George Ball, of Summerville.
Hospital Bd.
Re-Elects Two
Harry Lee McGinnis and Glenn
Hendrix were re-elected as mem
bers of the Chattooga Hospital
Authority Tuesday night at,,the
monthly meeting.
Their previous terms had ex
pired and they were re-elected
by the group. Mr. McGinnis will
continue as chairman of the
Authority.
Other members are: Mark
Strawn, L. C. Dalton, Dewey
Hammond and G. W. Doster.
The group meets at 7:30 p.m.
on the third Tuesdays in each
month at the hospital.
New Driver’s License
Plan Works Effectively
Georgia’s new law requiring
motorists.to renew their driver
licenses on their birthdays,
which went into effect Jan. 2
this year, Is being administered
with a minimum of confusion,
according to Georgia Depart
ment of Public Safety officials.
“In fact, the transition from
the old one-date (March 31) ex
piration system to the new
year-round expiration plan has
been smoother than we antici
pated,’’ observed Capt. F. M.
Davies, supervisor of the Drivers
License Division. “All in all, the
whole thing is working out very
satisfactorily.”
Main purpose of the new law,
passed by the 1961 Legislature,
was to extend expiration dates
of licenses over the year Instead
of having all of them fall on
March 31 of a given year, there
by spreading out the workload
of the State Patrol in handling
the renewals.
While the new licensing
method is being carried out
with comparative ease, from
time to time questions naturally
arise which require further ex
planation, it was pointed out by
Col. H. Lowell Connor, state
public safety director. One in
particular concerns 5-year
driver licenses expiring in 1963
In clarifying this question, Col.
Conner said:
“These 5-year licenses were
issued prior to the passage of
the new law, hence the expira
tion date on them shows March
31, 1963. Nonetheless, these li
censes are valid until midnight
of the holders' birthdate.
“This also applies to 5-year
licenses showing expiration
date^S of March 31, 1964, 1965
and 1966 However, these and
all other holders of Georgia
driver licenses may renew their
licenses at any time within 90
days prior to their birthdates
under the new regulations. ’’
Renewals may be made in
person or by mall. But Safety
Department officials caution
that fees cannot be paid by per
sonal checks or stamps. Only
money orders, certified checks
and cash are acceptable as pay
ment. A word of caution for
mailers: Cash sent through the
mails is done at your own risk,
i Fees are the same as in the
'tanooga. Mrs. Raymond Hen
drix accompanied them to
Chattanooga.
Rob Bloodworth is recuperat
ing at his home following several
weeks in Floyd Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Deward Little
were in Summerville, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Mary Jo Logan and Mrs.
Gladys Neal were Sunday eve
ning supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hall Tyler and Cheryl.
Alvin Lowrance is a patient in
the local hospital.
Miss Janet Gilbreath, of West
Georgia College in Carrolton,
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gil
reath and Johnnie.
Mrs. J. W. Austin, Melody,
Lynn and Sandra and Mrs. M. N.
Locklear were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tyler
were Monday evening supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Deward
Little, Duran and Diane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Locklear
spent the week-end with rela
tives in Dalton.
If you’re planning to build a
new house soon, check with
your county agent or home
demonstration agent. They have
I a new publication which could
save you quite a bit of time and
money.
The booklet, “So You’re Going
to Build a House,” is a detailed
discussion of your needs, house
plans, utilities, and a house's
adaptation. It was published by
the Cooperative Extension Serv
ice of the University of Geor
gia’s College of Agriculture. •
One of the important sections
of the booklet is on judging
plans. There are numerous
things to consider in this area,
points out the author, Miss
Doris Oglesby, Extension hous
ing and equipment specialist.
For instance, how is your house
to be zoned inside? Do the plans
specify a study area or bedroom
surrounded by noisy areas such
as a play room or workshop?
This is one of the fine points
Miss Oglesby suggests you work
out before construction begins
to save money and inconven
ience in the future.
Another of the attractive fea
tures of the booklet is a table
on which you can figure your
‘Electric service entrance needs.
It specifies the units of elec
tricity used by lighting, appli
ances and the small motors in
such things as the furnace, air
conditioner and dryer, and in
cludes a column on which you
can total your needs.
There are hundreds of ques
tions Involved in building a new
house. This booklet will help
you answer many of them
Advice: Don’t do it that way.
past.
Here’s another piece of Im
portant advice from the De
partment of Public Safety: All
applications for a driver's li
cense must be signed twice, on
the left and on the right. The
right side is the license itself,
which goes to the driver, and
the left side is the stub that
goes into the Safety Depart
ment’s files. Both are required
to make the record complete.
BOOKLET TELLS
OF ACCOUNT NOS.
OF TAXPAYERS
A new 20-page booklet en
titled "Questions and Answers
Regarding Taxpayer Identifying
Numbers” has Just been issued
by the Internal Revenue Service.
The booklet provides guidance
for individual taxpayers as well
as for trustees, executors, ad
ministrators, banks, financial
institutions and businesses gen
erally, with respect to require
ments of Public Law 87-397.
The questions and answers
booklet, Publication No. 459,
may be obtained at local Inter
nal Revenue offices.
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The Summerville News, Thursday, February 28, 1963 *
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PORTRAYING P.-T.A. FOUNDERS— Miss Louise Mc-
Collum (left) and Mrs. Archie Bennett portray Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst and Mrs. Alice Birney, founders of the
National Congress of Mothers, predecessor of the
Parent-Teacher Assn. The portrayal highlighted the
Menlo P.-T.A. Founders Day meeting Monday night.
Portrayal of Founders,
Science Fair Highlight
Menlo Parent-Teacher Assn.
Students of Menlo School pre
sented a Science Fair for the
Parent-Teacher Associa
tion’s February meeting at the
school on Monday night.
This was the first step in pre
paring the entries for the Chat
tooga County Science Fair. Win
ners in the group and the indi
vidual participation were award
ed loving cups and medals, re
spectively, by the PTA to express
interest and to encourage the
students in the continued study
of science.
Another highlight of the meet
ing was the Founders’ Day pro
gram featuring Mrs. Arch Ben
nett and Miss Louise McCollum
of Summerville who portrayed
the Founders themselves. They
wore dresses and hair styles
which were popular 66 years dgb
when Mrs. Alice McLellan Birney
and Mrs. Phoebe Apperson
Hearst founded the national PTA
Organization. Each founder ex
pressed the desire to make the
schools of their day and for the
future better places to educate
children. Girls from the 6th, 7th
and Bth grades presented an in
terpretation of the real meaning
of Founders’ Day.
Mrs. D. C. Mitchell, a former
student of Menlo School, honored
the teachers and presented each
with a PTA Objects Bookmark
encased in vinyl as a remember
ance of the program.
Special guests at this meeting
were all Past Presidents of the
Menlo PTA and they were recog
nized by the President, Mrs. Em
ory Alexander, and each was
presented a ribbon bearing the
official seal of the organization.
Since this meeting was cele
bration of the 66th Birthday of
the PTA, the hospitality commit
tee served a lovely birthday cake,
carrying out the PTA colors, blue
and gold. Fruit punch was the
beverage.
The President announced that
the local officers had voted to
send a persona) contribution in
the name of the Menlo PTA to
the Georgia PTA Scholarship
Fund and the membership was
given the opportunity to share in
CYL to Hold
‘lmportant’
Meet Tonight
The Christian Youth League
of Summerville will hold a "very
important” meeting at 7 o’clock
tonight (Thursday t at the Sum
merville Methodist Church, it
has been announced.
Leaders urge every member to
be present
this contribution. Robert Shig
ley, Principal of Menlo School,
announced also that at present
a former student of the school
was applying for the PTA Schol
arship.
Piano music was furnished at
intervals during the program by
Mrs. Billy Jones and Warner Wil
son, who sang the official PTA
song.
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