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and lessons learned from the reading of the Bible.
Americans Observe National Bible Week October 21-27, 1963
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Lyerly Happenings i
By Gwen Williams, Lyerly, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bullard
and Bob, of Piedmont, Ala , vis
ited friends here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers
I and Jan were week-end guests
of Mr and Mrs. Watson Millican
and Vernon.
Get well wishes go to Lena
Mae Williams who underwent
surgery at Floyd Hospital Tues
day.
Miss Betty Joyce Ragland
spent Saturday night with Joyce
Ann Stephens.
Mrs. Robert Denson, Mrs.
Wayne Denson, Vicki and Mark
Montgomery, and Mrs. Johnny
Bryant, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Morrison and family
Sunday.
Harbin, Joyce and Ronnie
Stephens were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stephens
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tidmore,
। David and Johnny spent the
week-end in South Alabama
with relatives.
Mrs. Russ Kellett visited Mrs.
Ruby Morrison Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Jackson
visited Mrs. Emma Jackson Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant and
boys spent the week-end in
Thomason with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stephenson
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Albert White and Robby Sun
day.
Oscar Reece and Butch Gard
ner were in Gainesville last Fri
day to accompany Miss Mary
j Gardner home for a visit with
I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
I Gardner, and others.
Mrs. Annie Taylor visited Mrs.
! Emma Jackson Saturday.
A large group from the Bap
j tist Church enjoyed a picnic
; and outing near DeSoto Park
| Sunday
Terri Bryant was Sunday din-
I ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Dooley and Judy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ledbetter
and family, of Atlanta, spent the
. week-end here with friends.
Bob Williams, of Macon, was
j visiting here over the week-end
; with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wil
j hams. They all returned to
. Macon Monday for an extended
I visit.
Mrs Ella McFadden is spend
’ mg a few days with relatives at
j Coosa.
Friends of Mrs. Ida Thomas
are glad to hear that she is
much improved Week-end
guests included Mr. and Mrs
Mack Hogg. Mr. Cordia Powell.
I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas.
Mrs. A M Bryant and Mrs.
I Lewis Hanle have returned after
' a visit, with Mr and Mrs. .Toe
Chamblee in Jensen Beach,
' Fla.
Gwen Williams attended a
YMCA Director’s Meeting at the
Rome YMCA Center Tuesday
night Miss Williams was among
! the faculty members represent
ing Coosa School.
Misses Nancy Greer and Patsy
Strawn, of Atlanta, spent the
! week-end here with their par
ents. tlie Tom Greers and Alf
Strawns.
Mrs. Billy Locklear and Mrs.
Johnny Bryant visited Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Morrison and Lena
Mae Monday.
Friends of Mrs. John G. Espy
are glad to hear that she has re
turned home from Floyd Hos
pital and is much improved
after surgery.
Mrs. George Gilbert and son,
George Jr., of Knoxville, Tenn.,
have returned from Miami. Fla.,
after attending the funeral of
Mrs. Gilbert’s brother-in-law,
E. A. Thomas. Expressions of
sympathy are with this family.
Miss Pearl Burney and Mrs.
C. P. Rush, formerly of Lyerly,
have been visiting Miss Jessie
Rose and others.
Mr.s. Dell Johnson remains a
patient at Chattooga Hospital.
Mr. and Mr.s. Bob Gaylor and
Scott visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Gaylor over the week-end
Mr. and Mr.s. Ernest Colbert,
of Gaylesville, visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Morrison, Lena Mae
and Gwen Sunday evening.
Miss Peggy Smallen visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Edwards
and boys Sunday.
Mr. and Mr.s. Rober t Woods
and Charles Acrey visited rela
tives near Birmingham Sunday.
Mrs. Ola Ozment is on an ex
tended visit in Atlanta with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Dodson and
girls.
C. E. Massey
Os Menlo Dies
Charles E. Massey, age 68. life
time resident of Menlo, died at
8:10 a.m. Saturday.
Mr. Massey was a retired
farmer, member of New Hope
North Baptist Church. He was
preceded in death by a son, J. D.
Massey, in 1949.
Survivors include his wife.
Mr.s. Charles E. Massey, Menlo;
two daughters, Mrs. Juanita
Gentry, Trion, and Mrs. Frances
Seymore. Menlo; three sons. Le-
Roy Massey and Ernest Massey,
both of Menlo, and Robert Mas
sey of Trion; one sister, Mrs.
Mattie Weaver of Itasca, Tex.;
one brother, James W. Massey
of Tucson, Ariz. Fourteen grand
children also survive.
Funeral services were con
ducted Monday at 2 pin. from
Menlo Baptist Church, with Rev.
Billy Jones, Rev. Dewey Bailey
and Rev. L. S. Baugh officiating.
Interment was in Summerville
Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were: Her
iwm.Adams, Billy Brooks, D. F.
Spraggins, Dan Edwards. Riley
Cooper and Hugh Don Hall.
He was a member of Alpine
Lodge No. 211 F&AM. Members
of Alpine Lodge were honorary
pallbearers.
J. D. Hill Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
Your newspaper has the right
and. yes. the obligation to bring
you the news.
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CHATTOOGA JUNIOR HIGH 4-H GROUP— Here are
the officers of the Chattooga Junior High Sixth Grade
Boys’ 4-H Club. They are (left to right, front) Mark
| Jackson, reporter; Hugh Tucker, vice president; (back
row, left to right) Billy Mitchell, secretary; Garry
Thomas, vice president; and Johnny Weaver, president.
News of Chelsea
By Ann Brown, Route 1. Menlo, Ga.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. i
and Mrs. Dewey Mitchell and ;
boys were Mr. and Mr.s. Jimmy j:
Brown and Michelle, Mrs. Ada
! Mitchell and Mrs. Betty White :
: and children. Afternoon guests
i were Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mitchell'
; and boy of Menlo, and George
I Lamb, of Trion.
Mr.s. Betty White and children |
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown \
in Wayside Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Mitchell ;
and Mrs. Ada Mitchell visited .
Mrs. Mayra Churchwell and
Fred Sunday afternoon.
Larry and Glenn Mitchell
i were Saturday night guests of
I Mr.s. Ada Mitchell in Summer
[ ville. !
Gelda Bowman was Friday ,
। guests of Patsy White.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson
i and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. 1 1
Olin Brown and children and |:
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wilbanks |
I and Roxanne Sunday. I
Those visiting the Warner E.
Wilsons on Saturday were Mr. I
I and Mr.s. Edwin Wilson. Rev. and
Mrs. W. W. Cook and Wayne, all i
■ of Fairburn: Rev. and Mrs. Billy 1
Jones, Sharon and Adriene were
their Saturday dinner guests.
Miss Nancy Joyce Wilson came
: Friday night for the week-end j
with her parents, the Warner E.
Wilsons. Sunday afternoon they I
j and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wil- j
■ son and Sheryl accompanied her i
back to Atlanta.
Those enjoying a wiener roast I
at the Warner E. Wilsons Satur- I
day night were: Mr. and Mrs. I
Wilburn Pickle and Charla;
; Mark. Barbie and Gerald, Mike ।
land Ann Hutchins, Adriene!
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ;
Wilson.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. I
and Mrs. Howard Bailey and
Nelle were little Brian Carr, Mr. !
and Mrs. Carl Sumner Jr. and I
| children and Mrs. Don Gilly and
Tony.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Willing
ham visited in LaFayette Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. George Jackson, Mrs.
David Flarity and Mrs. Alice
Pickle and Tina visited Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Waltz Friday evening.
Saturday night guests of Nel
son and Sheryl Wilson were:
Mike and Ann Hutchins.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith. Linda
and Terry Don and Mrs. Charlie I
Eleam spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mr.s. J. P. Eleam in Marietta.
Rev. and Mr.s. Howard Fillister
and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Fillister were dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Tom Garner and
Reba Sunday.
Reba Garner spent Saturday
night with Brenda Lawson in
Trion.
Friday night guest of Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Brown and girls was
Mrs. Houston
Dies; Funeral
Heki Saturday
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Mrs. Mary Jane Dawson Hous
ton, 65, of LaFayette. died in
Floyd County Hospital in Rome
Thursday evening at 6 p in.
She is survived by two sisters.
Mrs. Bud Guyton. Summerville,
and Mrs. Mary Williams. Trion:
two brothers. Samuel F. Dawson
and John W. Dawson, both of
Summerville: two stepsons. D. A
Houston and Clyde Houston,
both of LaFayette; two step
daughters. Mrs. William Day.
Chickamauga, and Mrs. Ovie
Massey. Trion. Route 1. Several
nieces and nephews also survive.
Funeral services were held
from the Corinth Baptist Church
Saturday at 2:30 pm. Services
were conducted by the Rev.
James Luckett, the Rev. Homer
Floyd, the Rev. Clay Boss and
the Rev. B A. Buckhannon.
Pallbearers selected were Olen
Johnson. Wilburn Cagle. Ted
Green. John Walker. J. B Thom
as. Johnny Mills. Honorary
escort included A A Connoway.
Woody Eaton. Marvin Scott and
Robert Walker.
Burial was in Walnut Grove
Cemetery. Wallis and Son. La-
Fayette were in charge.
You as a free citizen have the
right and. perhaps, you will
agree, the obligation to read the
news—to know what is going
। on.
Minnie Lee Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Patterson
and son were Sunday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gene
Finister.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Smith and children were:
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Prince and
children, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Brown and children, Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith and Greg, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Plunkett and
Denise, Charles and Ronald and
Wiley Smith.
Shirley Smith was Saturday
night guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.
W. Smith and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sum
mers. Jr., and children Saturday
night.
Mrs. Ann Carr and Brian were
overnight guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bailey and
Nelle Saturday.
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Science Above 10th Grade |
Said ‘More Than Adequate’
(This is another in a series of reports on the findings of
a revaluation committee which visited Trion High School last
spring. Suggestions for an ideal school situation were made
and School Supt. A. J. Strickland says the administration and
board will work toward the goals.)
The Quality, breadth and depth of science at Trion High
is more than adequate at and above the 10th grade level, said
the evaluation committee which inspected the school.
Equipment has been wisely selected, the atmosphere is con
ductive to learning and there is a fine student-teacher relation
ship, it was stated.
There is apparently “broad student interest” in science and
the program has been planned to provide a suitable program
for both the college bound and the non-college bound students,
continued the report.
The group also commended the math faculty for its con
tinuing efforts to improve its proficiency.
While there was much to commend the program, there were
also some suggestions for making it even better:
1. Additional equipment and storage facilities.
2. Replacement of the “springy” science classroom floor
with a concrete floor.
3. Removal of the Bth and 9th grade science classes so they
will be adjacent to the science laboratory.
4. A study be made to coordinate the science offerings in
the sixth through 12th grades to prevent unnecessary duplica
tion in offerings.
5. Consideration be given to hiring an additional full-time
science teacher who would provide for needs of eighth and ninth
grades.
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