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LEGAL NOTICES
RULE 027-1
ENFORCEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE RUIFS nw
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
CHATTOOGA COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
Pursuant to the authority vested in the chatt™™
I county Board of Health under chapter 88-2 of the Code of
Georgia (Ga L 1964. p. 499 at pp. 512 through 518? and
11 more particularly by Chapter 88-3 of the Code of GeoS
J (G a. L. 1964,. p. 499 at p. 518), we the Members of the Ch! -
I tooga County Board of Health, do hereby adopt and pro
'S I mulgate the following Rules and Regulations relating to en-
I forcement and administrative procedure within said Countv
I 1,01 Definitions. vuuiy.
a. “Board” means Chattooga County Board of Health
State of Georgia. Health,
b. “Department” means the Department of Public
Health, State of Georgia. C
c. “Director” means the Chief Executive of the Board
as defined In Section 88-211 and Section 88-215 of
the Code of Georgia, or in his absence, subject to
approval of the Board, a Member of said Board
appointed by the Chairman for the purposes
enumerated herein. H
d. Hearing Examiner” means the Director or in
his absence, subject to approval of the Board a
Member of said Board appointed by the Chair
man.
e. "Hearing” means a right of the Chattooga County
Board of Health and persons and parties affected
by an action or an intended action of said Board
to present testimony, documentary evidence and
argument as to why such action should or should
not be taken.
f. “Notice of Hearing” means a written statement of
the substance of a specific charge alleging viola
tion of any rule or statute to be considered at a
hearing to the person or party affected thereby
or of the substance of a proposed rule to be con
sidered, which will afford actual notice to all in
terested persons. Affected persons shall be served
with such notice in person or by publication at
least five (5) days prior to the date of hearing
Provided, however, that when the Board finds that
an emergency exists which requires immediate
action, the Board may serve notice of the hearing
before the expiration of five (5) days.
g. “Party” means each person or agency named or
admitted as a party, or properly seeking and en
titled as a right to be admitted as a party.
h. “Person” means any individual, partnership, cor
poration and association and may extend and be
applied to bodies politic and corporate.
i. “Rule” means any regulation, standard or state
ment of general or particular applicability that
implements, interprets or prescribes procedure or
practice requirements.
j. “License” means and includes the whole or part
of any Board permit, certificate, approval, regis
tration or similar form of permission with refer
ence to any activity of continuing nature as pro
vided for by the Georgia Health Code.
2.01 Licensing.
a. In any proceeding relating to actions revoking,
suspending or denying a license to any party or
person, such action cannot be taken without giving
the affected party prior written notice of the in
tended action and affording him an opportunity
for hearing.
b. The Director shall give at least five (5) days notice
of the intended action except where both parties
waive in writing this required notice.
c. If the Director finds that the public health or
safety imperatively requires emergency action and
incorporates a finding to that effect, an emer
gency notice shall be given and an emergency
hearing proceeded with.
d. The notice for all hearings shall include:
1. The time of the hearing;
2. The place of the hearing, giving street address,
floor and designated room, if any;
3. The purpose of the hearing and, where pos
sible, a statement of the facts alleged in clear
and intelligible language so that the parties
may be fully apprised thereof and be able to
prepare therefor;
4. A statement of the legal authority and juris
diction under which the hearing is to be held;
5. A reference to the particular section of the
statute, rule or regulation involved;
6. A short and plain statement of the matters
or issues asserted;
7. A statement as to the right of the party to
subpoena witnesses and documentary evidence
through the Department.
2.02 Opportunity shall be afforded the parties to be repre
sented by legal counsel and present evidence on all the
issues involved.
2.03 Unless precluded by law, informal disposition may be
made by the Director and the affected party by stipu
lation, agreed settlement, consent order or default.
3.01 The Hearing Examiner—Authority.
a. The Hearing Examiner shall have the authority to
do the following:
1. Administer oaths and affirmations;
2. Sign and issue subpoenas; rule upon offers of
proof;
3. Regulate the course of the hearing;
4. Set the time and place for continuances and
fix the time for filing briefs;
5. Dispose of motions for dismissal, for lack of
Department jurisdiction over the subject mat
ter or parties, or for any other ground;
6. Dispose of motions to amend or to intervene;
7. Provide for the taking of testimony by deposi
tion or interrogatory;
8. Reprimand or exclude from the hearing any
person for any indecorous or improper conduct
committed at or during a hearing. If unable
to obtain obedience to his reasonable direc
tions, he may, as a last resort, adjourn the
hearing.
3.02 In considering the place for the conduct of the hear
ing, due regard shall be given to convenience and ne
cessity of the parties and their representatives. The
hearing will be informally held at a desk or table
which is separated from the general office facilities
of the agency.
3.03 The hearing shall be opened promptly at the time
fixed in the "Notice of Hearing”. A brief summary of
the law involved, the purpose of the hearing and the
issues Involved will be entered into the record at the
Inception of the hearing.
3.04 If the hearing does not result in administrative action
and is held for the limited purpose of education, warn
ing, seeking voluntary compliance or for the gathering
of data or information, the formality of an oath may
be dispensed with. In all other hearings involving
adversary proceedings, the taking of testimony shall
be under oath. . . ..
3.05 The other of proof in the conduct of a hearing should
be somewhat flexible. Generally the following pro
cedure will be adhered to:
a. The representative of the County Board who
asserts the claim or makes the charge should ex
amine his witnesses first;
b. The opposing party and his witnesses should then
be heard *
c. The giving of testimony by each respective party
and his witnesses is subject to appropriate cross
examination.
d. The hearing examiner may call or recall a wit
ness as the exigencies of a case dictate.
306 Each party shall be given reasonable and adequate
time to complete his case. The hearing is not con
sidered complete until both sides of the controversy
have completed arguments. ...
3.07 Motions on technical grounds to dismiss claims,
charges and proceedings before the completion of the
hearing are superfluous and will not be entertained by
the hearing examiner.
3.08 The rules of evidence as applied in civil cases in the
superior courts of Georgia shall be followed, however,
when necessary to ascertain facts not reasonably sus
ceptible of proof thereunder the strict rules of evi
dence or technical procedure shall not apply. The
hearing examiner shall conduct the hearing on a
middle course between rigid formal technical pro
cedure and careless informality.
3.09 A record of the hearing shall be kept and shall in
clude:
a. All pleadings, motions and intermediate rulings;
b. A summary of the oral testimony plus all other
evidence received or considered except that oral
proceedings or any part thereof shall be recorded
and transcribed upon request of any party;
c. A statement of matters officially noticed;
d. Questions and offers of proof and rulings thereon;
e. Proposed findings and exceptions;
f. Any decision, opinion or report by the hearing ex
aminer;
g. All staff memoranda or data submitted to the
hearing examiner or members of the Board in
connection with their consideration of the case.
3.10 Confidential and Privileged Documents.
a. Documents, reports, data and other information
obtained by the Board from any person, firm, cor
poration, municipality, county and other public
authority and/or political subdivision, where such
matters relate to secret processes, formulae, or
where such matters were obtained on a confiden
tial basis, shall be classified as confidential and
privileged documents.
b. Upon receipt of any confidential and privileged
• document, the hearing examiner shall label it
“Confidential and Privileged—Not For Release.”
Such document shall be maintained in a security
file.
3.11 Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the hearing ex
aminer shall write a reasoned opinion explaining his
findings of fact and recommendations thereon and
furnish each party a copy thereof within fifteen (15)
days after such hearing.
3.12 All parties to the hearing have the right to file written
exception to the finding of facts within ten (10) days
after rendition of the report of the hearing examiner.
3.13 The Board shall make final decision in writing stating
the underlying facts supporting the decision within
thirty (30) days following the date of service of the
report of the hearing examiner, and shall send by cer
tified mail a copy of such final decision to the party
or parties affected thereby except that:
a. When the complexities of the issue and the length
of the record require more than thirty (30) days,
the Director, upon written notification to the
parties, may extend the period and shall render
the decision at the earliest date practicable; and
b. When emergency action is instituted, the Director
after a hearing thereon is empowered to submit
his findings and recommendations to the Board
for immediate final decision.
The final order of the Board should be expressed in
clear and simple terms so that all parties receiving
a copy thereof will have no doubts as to the out
come of the case and of the required action to be
taken thereon.
4.01 Appeal from the County Board.
a. Any party adversely affected by a final decision
of a County Board of Health may have a review
thereof by appeal to the Department within thirty
(30) days after rendition of a final order.
b. The petition of the aggrieved party shall state
the reasons why and in what respect such party
is aggrieved and the grounds to be relied upon as
a basis for the relief demanded.
4.02 The appealing party shall file his original petition
with the Department and furnish the County Board
with a copy thereof.
4.03 Upon receipt of the appeal by the County Board such
Board shall forward within ten (10) days to the De
partment a complete transcript of all pleadings, or
ders, evidence and any other proceedings, including
copy of the appeal and motion for reconsideration, if
any. In the event the hearing was so complex or ex
tensive that submission cannot reasonably be com
pleted within ten (10) days, the Board may request
an extension of time from the Department.
4.04 Upon receipt of the transcript from the County Board
the Department shall proceed within twenty (20) davs
with the notice and hearing.
4.05 If such appeal is not heard and determined by the
Department within a period of ninety (90) days after
receipt, the decision shall stand reversed unless all
parties consent to a continuance thereof
5.01 Procedure for Adoption of Rules.
a. When in the judgment of the Board upon its own
initiative or upon the recommendation of the Di
rector it is deemed necessary to adopt, amend or
repeal rules to secure satisfactory compliance with
the provisions of the “Georgia Health Code ” the
Director shall prepare or cause to be prepared a
draft of such rules, amendments or reasons ad
vanced for repeal and such draft shall:
1. Contain only rules that reasonably adapt to
the purposes intended and be within the pur
view of the powers and duties imposed upon
the Board by Georgia law;
2. State the legal authority empowering the
Board to adopt and promulgate the rules;
3. State the title and purposes of the rules;
4. Provide such definitions as are necessary to
assure reasonable uniformity in interpretation
and enforcement of the rules.
5.02 The Board in regular session or in session called for
the purpose shall review the proposed rules and make
additions, deletions or amendments thereto as are
agreed to by a majority vote of the members present;
provided, however, at the direction of the chairman,
notice to affected parties and persons and hearing
may be prior to the review as herein stated.
5.03 Prior to the adoption, amendment or repeal of any
rule other than an interpretive rule, or a general state
ment of policy, the Board shall:
a. Give at least twenty (20) days notice of hearing
of its intended action; such notice shall include
a statement of the substance of the proposed rule,
the time, the place, and the manner in which in
terested persons may present their views thereon;
b. Give notice of hearing in person or by certified
mall to:
1. Interested parties, except however when the
Director affirms for record that parties are so
numerous as to make individual notices im
practicable, notice shall be by publication in
one (1) or more newspapers calculated to af
ford actual notice to all interested parties and
persons;
2. The secretary of any association, corporation
or organization having a membership likely to
be affected by the intended action; and
3. All persons who have requested in writing that
they be placed upon a mailing list, which shall
be maintained by the Board for advance notice
of its rulemaking proceedings, and who have
tendered the actual cost of such mailing as
from time to time estimated by the Board;
c. Afford to all interested persons and parties rea
sonable opportunity at hearing to submit testi
mony, documentary evidence and arguments orally
or in writing; in the case of a substantive rule,
opportunity for oral hearing must be granted if
requested by twenty-five (25) persons who will be
directly affected by the proposed rule, by a gov
ernmental subdivision, or by an association having
not less than twenty-five (25) members;
d. Provide secretarial services at hearings to record
data, pertinent views and arguments presented, or
in lieu thereof, tape recording of all orally sub
mitted data, views and arguments; when tape re
cording is used the hearing examiner shall prepare
or have prepared a written summary of the perti
nent data which shall be retained In the file of
record;
e. Require the hearing examiner to consider all writ
ten and oral submissions with respect to the pro
posed rule and report same in writing to the Di
rector and the Board;
f. Issue a concise statement of the principal reasons
for and against the adoption of the rule if re
quested in writing to do so by an Interested party
or person affected by the action.
5.04 Adoption of the Rule.
a. After hearing and review as set forth above, the
Board in regular session or in session called for
the purpose shall consider the report submitted
by the hearing examiner and the recommenda
tions made by the Director and take such action
as it deems appropriate. Upon majority vote
favoring the adoption of the proposed rule with
any amendments thereto the Secretary of the
Board shall insert or shall have inserted in spaces
provided therefor:
1. The date and method by which notice of
hearing was given;
2. The time and place of hearing;
3. The date the rule shall become effective; and
4. The date of adoption of the rule.
b. The Chairman and the Secretary of the Board
shall affix their signatures thereto.
5.05 Imminent Threat. If the Board finds that an im
minent threat to the public health requires adoption
of a rule upon fewer than twenty (20) days notice of
hearing prior to the date of hearing and states in
writing reasons for that finding, the Director will pro
ceed with an emergency notice of hearing, and a
hearing. After hearing the Board will take such ac
tion as it deems necessary relative to the adoption of
an emergency rule.
5.06 Effective Date of Rule.
a. No rule shall become effective until thirty (30)
days after its adoption, except however,
b. An Emergency Rule shall become effective upon
its adoption and remain in force for a period of
not longer than one hundred twenty (120) days,
but the adoption of an identical rule under the\
general provisions hereof is not precluded
5.07 Promulgation of Rules.
a. Immediately following the adoption of any rule
the Director shall make an announcement of its
adoption through public news media.
b. The Board shall prepare mimeographed, printed
or other reproduced copies of the rule and make
same available for distribution to persons inter
ested in or affected thereby.
c. The Board shall forward a copy to;
1. Persons directly affected by such rule;
2. The secretaries of associations, corporations
and organizations having membership directly
affected by the rule;
3. All persons who have requested in writing that
they be placed upon a mailing list, which shall
be maintained by the Board for this purpose,
and who have tendered the actual cost of such
mailing as from time to time estimated by the
Board.
4. The Georgia Department of Public Health In
numbers adequate to meet its staff needs.
d. The Board shall maintain a book in which is kept
a copy of each rule, orderly arranged and properly
indexed, which shall be available for reasonable
inspection to any person during regular business
hours.
5.08 All Rules and Regulations or any part thereof in con
flict with the above and foregoing Rules and Regula
tions are hereby repealed.
5.09 These Rules and Regulations shall become effective
the Bth day of February, 1965.
DATE ADOPTED: January 8, 1965.
Signed H. A. GOODWIN
Chairman of the Board
Signed JAMES H. SPENCE
Secretary of the Board
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COURT OF ORDINARY,
Chattooga County, Georgia
To any Creditors and All
Parties at Interest:
Regarding Estate of Mrs.
Sallie Mills Walters formerly
of Chattooga County, Geor
gia, notice is hereby given
that the heirs, have filed ap
plication with me to declare
no Administration necessary.
Said application will be
heard at my office Monday,
February Ist, 1965, and if no
objection is made an order
will be passed saying no
Administration necessary.
January 4th, 1965.
PAUL B. WEEMS
Ordinary
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COURT OF ORDINARY,
Chattooga County, Georgia
To any Creditors and All
Parties at Interest:
Regarding Estate of Ira N
Walters formerly of Chat
tooga County, Georgia, no
tice is hereby given that the
heirs, have filed application
with me to declare no Ad
ministration necessary.
Said application will be
heard at my office Monday,
February Ist, 1965, and if no
objection is made an order
will be passed saying no
Administration necessary.
January 4th, 1965.
PAUL B. WEEMS
Ordinary
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Georgia, Chattooga County.
In the Superior Court of said
County:
Petition filed ,1964
Order for Service by
Publicated Dated
1964
IN RE: Application of Henry
Eason, and wife, Myrtle Lee
Eason to adopt Tracy Dewitt
Frye, a minor child.
TO BARBARA FRYE:
You are hereby notified
that Henry Eason, and wife,
Myrtle Lee Eason, have filed
their petition in the Superior
Court of Chattooga County,
Georgia, seeking to adopt
Tracy Dewitt Frye, a minor,
and that the interlocutory
hearing in said matter will
be held in the chambers of
the Judge of said court In
the courthouse at Summer
ville, Georgia, at 10:00
o’clock A.M., on the Bth day
of March, 1965.
Witness the Honorable
Samuel W. Fariss Judge of
said court, this 17th day of
December, 1964.
SAM L. CORDLE
CLERK OF SUPERIOR
COURT
CHATTOOGA COUNTY,
GEORGIA
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NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO INTRODUCE LOCAL
LEGISLATION
Notice is hereby given that
there will be Introduced at
the January 1965 Session of
the General Assembly of
Georgia, a bill to provide
that the tax collector of
Chattooga County shall act
as the agent for the State
Revenue Commissioner for
the purposes of accepting
applications for the registra
tion of motor vehicles and
the issuance of licenses
therefor; and for other pur
poses.
This 28th day of Decem
ber, 1964.
JAMES H. FLOYD
Representative,
Chattooga County
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, in response
to a request by the mayor
and council of the City of
Summerville, Georgia, intend
to apply to the General .As
sembly of Georgia at the
1965 session thereof for the
passage of a local bill closing
the unopened portion of Sec
ond Street between Wood
Street and Henderson Street,
located in Maxey Subdivision
within the corporate limits
of the City of Summerville
and transferring all of the
public right, title and inter
est therein to the abutting
property owner.
This sth day of January,
1965.
JAMES H. FLOYD
Representative from
Chattooga County in
the General Assembly
of Georgia
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NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO INTRODUCE LOCAL
LEGISLATION
Notice is hereby given that
there will be Introduced at
the January 1965 Session of
the General Assembly of
Georgia, a bill to provide
that the sheriff of Chattooga
County shall not receive any
fees for his services as ex
officlo sheriff of the City
Court of Chattooga County;
and for other purposes.
This 28th day of Decem
ber, 1964.
JAMES H. FLOYD
Representative,
Chattooga County
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NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO INTRODUCE LOCAL
LEGISLATION
Notice is hereby given that
there will be Introduced at
the January 1965 Session of
the General Assembly of
Georgia, a bill to abolish the
City Court of Chattooga
County; to provide an effec
tive date; and for other pur
poses.
This 28th day of Decem
ber, 1964.
JAMES H. FLOYD
Representative,
Chattooga County
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NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO INTRODUCE LOCAL
LEGISLATION
Notice Is hereby given that
there will be introduced at
the January 1965 Session of
the General Assembly of
Georgia, a bill to consolidate
the offices of tax receiver
and tax collector of Chat
tooga County Into the office
of tax commissioner of Chat
tooga County; to provide the
procedure connected there-
The Summerville News, Thurs., Jan. 14, 1965 ★
MENLO NOTES
By Miss Lena Baker
Mrs. Roy Alexander Is
visiting Mrs. Ralph Wise in
Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Agnew,
of Atlanta, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Edwards recently. Mr.
Edwards find son, W. A. Ed
wards, of Rome, attended
with; to provide an effective
date; and for other pur
poses.
This 28th day of Decem
ber, 1964.
JAMES H. FLOYD
Representative,
Chattooga County
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NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO INTRODUCE LOCAL
LEGISLATION
Notice is hereby given that
there will be introduced at
the January 1965 Session of
the General Assembly of
Georgia, a bill to provide
that the clerk of the superior
court of Chattooga County
shall not receive any com
pensation for his services as
ex-officio clerk of the City
Court of Chattooga County;
and for other purposes.
This 28th day of Decem
ber, 1964.
JAMES H. FLOYD
Representative,
Chattooga County
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FAIR ASSN.
SETS MEETING
The annual meeting of the
Chattooga County Fair Assn,
will be held Jan. 30, 1965, 2
p. m„ at the Chattooga
Courtroom. A financial re
port will be given. Three di
rectors will be elected. All
persons interested in the
County Fair are Invited to
attend.
Leroy Massey,
President, Chattooga Fair
Assn.
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School Board
Changes Date
Os Meetings
It is herewith announced
that the regular meetings of
the Chattooga Board of Ed
ucation will be hereafter be
held on the second Mondays
of each month at 1 o’clock In
the afternoon. They will
continue to be held at the
office of the school superin
tendent.
Supt. James Spence.
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Cloudland
School to
Be Sold
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to resolution by
the Chattooga County Board
of Education passed on Jan
uary 5, 1965, there will be
offered at public sale said
sale to be held on February
2, 1965, between the hours of
10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. The
tract of land located in
Chattooga County Georgia,
and being what is known as
the school house property
located in Cloudland Park
Subdivision, more particu
larly described as follows:
Building Lots 1,2, 3, and
5 in the Block "263” and that
portion of property bounded
on the north by Lot No. 5,
on the south by Lot No. 3
on the east by State High
way and on the west by a
road, which is an unnamed
lot, but set forth on plat
hereinafter referred to as
School House Property, all
being in the Cloudland Park
Subdivision of Chattooga
County, Georgia as shown
by Plat of said Subdivision
recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court
of Chattooga County, Geor
gia. Also, building lots 2 and
3 in Block “267” of Cloud
land Park Subdivision in
Chattooga County, Georgia,
as recorded in Plat of same
in the Office of the Clerk of
Superior Court of Chattooga
County, Georgia together
with all rights members and
appurtenances thereto in
any manner belonging.
Said property will be sold
at public sale In front of the
courthouse door in Summer
ville, Georgia, to the highest
bidder for cash.
The Board of Education
reserves the right to accept
or refuse any and all bids
made at said sale. The
Board of Education further
reserves the right to con
tinue said sale from day to
day until said property has
been sold.
This 13th day of January,
1965.
W. P. SELMAN, PRESI
DENT, CHATTOOGA
COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
ATTEST:
JAMES H. SPENCE,
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPER
INTENDENT
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an uncle, Edgar Woods’ fu
neral service in Birmingham
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Janie King visited
sisters in Fort Oglethorpe
and Nashville during the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bank
son visited Mr. and Mrs.
James Porch In Scottsboro,
Ala., Sunday afternoon.
Melody Holliday returned
home with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Adies Holliday, to
Rome last Sunday, after a
week’s visit with grandpar
ents, the W. R. Chappelears,
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
White spent Saturday with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Co
lette, and Mr. Colette in
Chattanooga. Bob Harper
accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cham
blee, of Atlanta, were week
end guests of his parents,
the R. D. Chamblees and Ab
Estes and brothers. Other
guests to dinner Sunday
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Mobley, of Cedartown; Don
ald A. Hyde and Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Young, of Menlo.
Mrs. Annie Tucker was
dinner guest of the W. M.
Jacksons Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Scoggins, of
Subligna, visited in the aft
ernoon. Mrs. Tucker left
Monday for Panama City,
Fla., to visit the Elmer
Mustoes.
Mrs. Lester Edwards en
joyed dinner with Mrs. O. L.
Lewis in Jamestown Tues
day. She also visited Miss
Emma Cavin.
Mesdames J. E. King and
Clara Hurtt were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. James King in Sum
merville.
Mr. and Mrs. Max White
and Sharon visited relatives
in Atlanta the week-end,
Miss Debbie Eley being very
ill of pneumonia in Emory
Hospital.
Several relatives visited
Rodney Vaughn in Emory
during the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston
Ward and children, of
Rome, visited their parents,
the Lonnie Wards and G.W.
Welches, during the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tram
mell and children, of Bir
mingham, visited relatives
the week-end. Her mother,
Mrs. J. E. Hardwick, re
turned home after a week’s
visit in Birmingham.
Presbyterian ladies, Cir
cle No. 1, met Monday after
noon with Mrs. R. D. Cham
blee.
Mrs. Charles Gilmour, of
Marietta, was week-end
guest of the Dodds at Alpine
Glow. Roy spent last week
in Kingston with their
brother, Paul Dodd.
Mrs. Bob Bell and girls, of
Gaylesville, visited her par
ents, the John Websters,
Friday afternoon.
Miss Ann Bell, of Gayles
ville, spent the week-end on
Dry Valley Road, with
Mrs. Emory Alexander and
family.
Harvey Griffith was
brought home Monday
morning after two weeks’
treatment in Trion Hospital.
Mrs. Pax Smith was Indis
posed a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purcell,
of । Trion, visited Mrs. Ethel
Wofford Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. “Bud” Tuck
er and children visited the
Tom Tuckers In Jamestown
Sunday evening.
The Z. B. Ham family, of
Richard City, were guests of
the Henry Lawlesses the
week-end celebrating Mrs.
Lawless' birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Euclid
Anderson, of Gadsden, vis
ited the Herman Whites
Sunday afternon.
The W. A. Edwards fam
ily, of Rome, surprised his
father, Lester Edwards, with
delicious refreshments on
his birthday Sunday.
ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY
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