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Menlo Notes
By Miss Lena Baker, Menlo, Georgia
Miss Mildred Lawrence spent
several days last week in At
lanta.
Mesdames John Webster and
Emory Alexander, Dawn and
Barry visited Ann Bell (who
underwent a tonsillectomy)
Tuesday in McCalls Hospital in
Rome. Then Wednesday Mr. and
Mrs. John Webster visited the
Bob Bells in Gaylesville, Ala.
Betty Lou Bell accompanied
them home for a few days’ visit.
Mayor and Mrs. J P Smith
spent the week-end in Dunlap,
Tenn, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Ewton.
Mrs. Gordon Cook is recuper
ating at their home on Bell
Street Mr. and Mrs John Mar
tin and son. of Trion; Mrs.
George Gilbert, of Lyerly, and
several Menlo friends visited her
Sunday afternoon.
Preacher Donald A Hyde was
dinner guest Saturday of Miss
Helen Wyatt and mother
Mesdames Zana McGaughy
and Burnice Johnston, of Chat
tanooga, visited Mrs. Annie
Tucker Sunday afternoon.
Several from here attended
“Plum Nelly” Art Show near
Rising Fawn Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs. J R Pattillo, of
Atlanta, were week-end guests of
her sister. Mrs W. M Jackson,
and family.
T G Baker visited the H C.
Nappiers in Chattanooga the
week-end
Mr and Mrs W A Edwards
and girls, of Rome, visited his
parents, the Lester Edwards,
Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Charles Seaton
and children, of Atlanta, were
week-end guests of Mrs. J T.
Clark and the Clark Roches The
Seatons. Mr and Mrs. R D
Chamblee. Mr and Mrs C A
Wvatt and Miss June Wyatt vis
ited J T Clark (who's a patient
in Erlanger) Sunday afternoon
Mrs J S Wilder, of Nash
ville. visited her sister. Mrs N.
B Daniel, and Mr. Daniel one
day last week
Mrs W J Hammond and Miss
Edna Perry visited the Hill
Hammonds in LaFayette Sun
day
George Griffith, of Atlanta,
spent the week-end with rela
tives.
George T Kling is recuperating
at their home on Chelsea Road,
having been in Emory Hospital,
Atlanta, for treatment
Jerry M Murphv. Mr and Mrs
B I. Baker and Lona visited
the Walter Pledgers near Cave
Spring Sunday afternoon The
men were school mates and
hadn't seen each other in 60-odd
years
Mr and Mrs W F Lee and
children, of Fairfield. Ala were
guests of the C A Wyatts Tues
day and Tuesday night.
The Z H Hams, of Chatta
nooga, visited the Henry Law
lesses during the week-end and
attended the fair
Mrs Flora Fricks spent the
week-end with her brother. C R
l awless, and wife. Mr and Mrs.
Howard Baker being on visit
with their daughter, Mrs W C
Kinzy. and family for the week
end
A number of relatives have
visited Mrs 'Rip'' Eilenburg
during the past few days She
underwent surgey in Floyd Hos
pital last week
Mr and Mrs C A Wyatt on- !
tertained with a delicious dinner
Friday evening Those present
were Mr. and Mrs R D Cham
blee. Mr and Mrs O I Cleckler.
Mr and Mrs Vance Story and
Donald A Hyde
Mr and Mrs G W Welch
spent the week-end in Rome
with their daughter. Mrs Hous
ton Ward, and family.
Mrs Ethel Wofford visited
relatives in Smyrna last week
Mr and Mrs Gene Bentley
are all smiles over the new addi
tion. a little daughter, born
Thursday in Trion Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Henry
and Mr and Mrs Charlie Brooks
ot Chattanooga, visited the
Henry and U E Days last
Wednesda y
Robert McWhorter, of Sum
merville. spent the week-end
with his uncle, Norman Garvin,
and Mrs Garvin
Mr and Mrs H D Barrow. of
Atlanta, were guests ot Henry
Barrow and the Robert William
Kings during Hie week-end
Mr and Mrs L D Pledgerand
children, of Lyerly, visited the
Luther Pledgers Sunday
Mr and Mrs c N Wigley,
Mrs Minnie Wigley and Mrs
Annie New. all ol Fort Taynt
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visited Mr. and Mrs. Lance Wig
ley Sunday afternoon.
Agents to
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Conference
The two Chattooga County ex
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Farmers May
Fake Class
in Fencing
A class for farmers interested
in knowing more about fencing
will be held next Monday and
Wednesday, Paul Hosmer, voca
tional agriculture teacher at
Chattooga High School, has an
annual statewide conference of
agents at Rock Eagle next Tues
day through Friday.
They are Miss Omie Wiley,
county home demonstration
agent, and M. H. Purcell, agri
cultural agent.
nounced.
Bud White, a specialist with
the State Department of Edu
cation, will teach the class,
' which will deal with engineering
aspects of fencing.
As a demonstration, the group
will fence an area of the campus
where the new Chattooga High
School will be built. The area
to be fenced is the border along
the 11 acres of property given
for the school by the Selman
estate.
Interested farmers should con
tact Mr. Hosmer.
Georgia had more miles of
railroads in 1961 than any ad
jacent state and was second
only to Florida in the number of
I airports.
Welmyer News
By Mrs. Barney Mitchell
.'-IS
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Alexan
der, of Rossville, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Rider and baby and Emmett
Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowrey
Mrs. Hattie Holland was en
tertained Saturday afternoon
with a surprise birthday party
at the home of Mrs. Russell
Crouch. Sixteen guests were
present.
Little Kimberly Sprayberry is
and Mrs. Lowrey’s sister visited
Saturday evening with Mrs.
Ernest King and Miss Sara Hall,
spending this week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Ernest Lock
lear.
Mrs. Deed Lancaster has re
turned home after spending sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Culli in Gadsden.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Powell,
Tammia and Jacqulyn visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Austin and girls and Mrs. M. N.
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rhe Summerville News, Thursday. October 10, 1963
Locklear.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Buel
Hollis Sunday afternoon were
Mrs. Pless Edwards, Vickey, Rod
ney and Pam, Mrs. Bob Hug
gans. Rickey. Randy, and Debby
and Pam, Mark and Michael
Crisp, of Summerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stiles
and Phil and W. C. Carnes and
Hazel are visiting a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kel
lett at Greenville, Ala., en route
to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Clifton,
Miss Velma Hollis and a friend,
from Atlanta, were visiting in
this section Sunday and at
tended services at the Pleasant
Grove Church of Christ.
Mrs. Thurman Marten spent
Thursday and Friday of last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Hemphill at Summerville.
Fred Eslinger entered Erlanger
Hospital Monday for surgery.
Mrs. Rob Bloodworth and Miss
Thelma Powell were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Deed
Lancaster.
Monday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Austin and girls,
and Mrs. M. N. Locklear were
Mrs. Carolyn Wyatt and Mrs.
Ruth Locklear. Visiting with
them Monday morning were Mrs.
Ernest Locklear and grand
daughter. Kimberly Sprayberry.
Mrs. Pearl Wilbanks is re
cuperating at her home after
several days in the local hos
pital.
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