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The Summerville News. Thurs,, Aug. 20. 1970
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By Mrs. Mark Strawn
Phone 895-4431
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Mrs. James White, Miss
Betty and Bobby White and
Mark Strawn visited James
White, a patient al Trion Hos
pital, Sunday.
Mrs. Frances House and
Mrs. Piuma Dodd were in Rock
Spring last Tuesday visiting
Mrs. Eva Jennings and Mrs.
Henry Smith.
M. A. Strawn attended the
burial of Allred Johnson at the
family cemetery on the Dean
farm last Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Clark visited
Mrs. Clyde Bennett Monday
and Mrs. All Strawn visited her
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ratliff
were here from Augusta last
week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Bolling Ratliff and other rela
tives.
Marcus Strawn killed a huge
rattlesnake with twelve rattlers
while mowing in the field Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kitchings visited Misses Bertha
and Mary Holland and Mr. and
Mrs Mark Strawn last Tuesday.
Bob Strawn and II L.
(lamer made a business trip to
New Orleans last week.
Cindy Ratliff spent a few
days last week in Rome with
Darlyn Wyatt.
Mrs. Clyde Bennett spent
Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Enoch High.
Misses Bertha and Mary
Holland were in Summerville
Thursday and while there
visited Mrs. Myrtle Sizemore.
Mrs. Claude Ratliff visited
Mrs. Mark Strawn and Mrs.
Clyde Bennett Thursday
Mrs. Mark Strawn and Mrs.
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Announcing a
GOSPEL MEETING
TRION CHURCH OF CHRIST
August 24th —August 28th
Services Each Evening at 7:30
GUEST SPEAKER: EVANGELIST DOYLE MILLS
of ROSSVILLE. GEORGIA
Guest Song Leader: MR. MIKE MITCHELL
of TRION, GEORGIA
REGULAR MINISTER: CLARK M. SOSEBEE. JR.
^The Public Is Cordially Invited
I Claude Ratliff visited Mrs.
I Harley Bandy in Trion Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Green
| spent a night last week in At
| lanta with the Johnny Creen
I family. John. Jr., came home
with his grandparents for a few
days’ visit
Mr. and Mrs. David Boman
- and Darla and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Worsham and children
spent the weekend on a vaca
tion in the Smoky Mountains.
Maxwell White entered
Chattooga Hospital Sunday lor
tests.
Mis. Naomi Guyton was in
Rome Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hubler
of Lyerly visited Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Strawn Sunday after
noon. They also visited Misses
Mary and Bertha Holland.
Recent visitors of Misses
Bertha and Mary Holland were
Rev. J. B Cantrell, Mrs. All
Strawn, Mrs. Clarence Clark,
Mrs. Clyde Bennett, Mr. and
Mrs. Buck Cuyton, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kitchings, Miss
Frances White, Mrs. Martha
Bishop, Miss Margaret Jones,
Mis. Lena Bishop and her
sister, Mrs. Bullard, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Mills and Miss
Reeda and Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Strawn.
Mrs. Sheila Kinsey and baby
spent the weekend with the
Bob Bosons. She, Mrs. Brison,
Paul, and Julia attended the
funeral of Bill Browning in
Summerville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie T icker
had these visitors during the
past week: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Cayler of Cloudland came Fri
day, Mr. and Mrs James Smith,
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AT BERRYTON BAPTIST CHURCH
The Gospel Crusaders of Chattanooga
will be special guest singers at the
Berryton Baptist Church Saturday,
Aug. 22. The fourth Saturday night
singing will begin at 7:30 p.m. Stand-
Drug Use Study Set At Berry
MOUNT BERRY A seven
week program to study prob
lems of drug use and abuse and
possible solutions will be spon
sored by Berry College in co
operation with Floyd County’s
Board of Health and Mental
Health Association.
Titled “Drug Abuse Its
Harold Tucker and John Floyd
on Saturday, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Holder and Mrs. Lola
Smith of Rome visited the
Tuckers Sunday.
Miss Mamie Smith and Mrs.
Frances House visited Misses
Bertha and Mary Holland Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vaughn
of Memphis spent Sunday with
his sister. Mrs. Frances House.
On Thursday Mrs. House had
as guests. Mrs. Ethel Norton,
Mrs I ugene Ratliff and Mrs.
Margaret Cook of Terre Haute,
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Davison
from Florida and Mrs. Jim
Teddar of Summerville visited
Mrs. Bob House Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alf Strawn has ac
cepted a position at Chattooga
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bennett
were in Rome Saturday night
and visited Mr. and Mrs. James
Stephenson and girls.
Mrs. Raymond Gilreath, a
recent bride, was honored with
a lovely miscellaneous shower
last week at the home of Mrs.
Coleman Hall in Rome. Mrs.
John Thomas was in charge of
the interesting and amusing
games. Others attending the
party were: Mrs. Dan Smith,
Miss Mamie Smith, Mrs. Edna
Bobo, Mrs. Otis Rogers, Mrs.
Myra Terrell, Mrs. Gwen Ben
nett, Miss Kandy Bennett, Mrs.
Thelma Johnson, Mrs. Buford
Holland, the hostess and hon
oree. Mrs. Hall served nuts,
mints, lime sherbet punch,
sandwiches and cookies. Mrs.
Gilreath received a number of
lovely and useful gifts. Mrs.
Hall wore an orchid linen
sheath dress and Mrs. Gilreath
was attired in a red, white and
blue sports dress with navy ac
cessories.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kelly,
Mrs. Sanders Ratliff and
Regina Strawn made a trip to
Florida during the weekend.
Rev Don Cribble was a
visitor at New Hope Baptist
Church Sunday night.
Bob Brison attended a meet
ing of the l air Association
Thursday right.
Arthur Floyd visited Dewey
Henderson Saturday.
t ing, left to right: Ralph Keefe, bass
? and manager; Peggy Keefe, alto; Bev
, erly Battles, soprano; Lavonne Bat
t ties, tenor and master of ceremonies.
Seated: Jean Wilson, pianist.
Effect and Influence on
Society,” the program will
begin Sept. 14 and run for
seven consecutive Monday eve
nings from 7:30 to 9:30 in
Berry’s Krannert Center ball
room.
In announcing the program,
Berry President John R.
Bertrand stated: “We feel that
Berry School and Berry
Academy, along with other
organizations of this area, have
a responsibility to become
actively involved in seeking
solutions for any serious prob
lem, such as drug use or abuse,
which may exist in this com
munity.
USE NOT KNOWN
“The extent of any drug
abuse in Floyd County is not
fully known,” Dr. Bertrand
said. “Some of us believe the
problem may be less acute here
than elsewhere; however, we
cannot afford to be smug. All
of us must join with law en
forcement officials who have
been striving for some time to
eliminate any drug abuse in
preference to taking offenders
to court or possibly to jail.
More reliable information and
experienced guidance are
needed. The problem must be
met head-on, and we are all
involved as citizens, even if
not as parents or young men
and women.”
The series is planned as a
training program for individ
uals publicly or privately
involved in any close relation
ship with youth. The aim is to
provide resources for better
informed persons to work on
the drug problem throughout
all sectors of society.
Program planners point out
that drug abuse is on the rise
everywhere and that few
people are trained to cope with
the problem in any area. The
Berry symposium is directed
toward the strengthening of
this weak link. It is estimated
that as many as 150,000
people in Northwest Georgia
may benefit at least indirectly
from any positive results of the
program.
SUBJECTS LISTED
Subject matter will include:
Causes and symptoms, mental
put 3^
TO WORK FOR YOU
health aspects, legal and medi
cal factors, counseling, detec
tion and identification, and
getting the message to youth.
Dr. Bertrand said, “With the
cooperation of the Board of
Health and the Mental Health
Association and our fellow
educational institutions we will
seek some of the answers, and
we ask the public’s earnest
participation.”
Inquiries about partici
pation, for which there will be
no charge, may be directed to
Gene B. Clark in the education
and psychology department at
Berry College, telephone
232-5374. extension 210.
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SUMMERVILLE, GA. A
MRS IDA L. HALE
Mrs. Ida Leming Hale, 71,
Route 1, Adairsville, a former
resident of Summerville, died
in a Calhoun nursing home at
1:05 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1 2.
Mrs. Hale is survived by her
husband. Andrew J. Hale, Sr.,
Route 1, Adairsville; one son,,
Andrew J. Hale, Jr.. Smyrna;
one sister, Mrs. Bessie Finley,
Lumpkin, Texas; three
brothers, Theodore Leming
and James Leming, Adairsville,
and Glenn Leming, Lyerly.
Funeral services were held
Thursday, Aug. 13, at 1 p.m.
from the chapel of J. D. Hill
Funeral Home with Ministers
Everett Gray and Richard
Hendrix officiating. Interment
was in Summerville Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Robert Bennett, Ray Leming,
Harold Leming, Malcolm
Gaylor, Leßoy McKissick,
Harold Slaton and Wiley
Helton. Honorary pallbearers
were members of the Men’s
Bible Class of the Adairsville
Church of Christ and the South
Commerce Church of Christ of
Summerville.
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