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The Summerville News, Thurs., Sept. 3, 1970
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BUTCH LANIER
I Holland News!
By Mrs. Mark Strawn
Phone 895-4431 g
Mrs. John Edge spent Satur
day with the Bob Brison
family. Mrs Brison, Mrs. Philip
Clack and baby and Mrs Mark
Strawn visited the Misses Hol
land and Mrs. Edge Saturday
afternoon. .
Mr. and MrJ. Philip Clack
and Phil and Miss Carol Clack
of Atlanta were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Brison and family.
Miss Mary Barker visited at
the Bob Strawn home Saturday
night.
Mrs. Luke Ratliff and
Buford visited Mr and Mrs.
Cliff Caines and Mr. and Mrs
I rank Caines at Shannon last
Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Mary Hol
land and Mrs. John Edge en
joyed dinner Tuesday at the
Pinner Bell in Lyerly, then
went to Broomtown and
visited Mr and Mrs. Nip Jones
and Mrs. Luckey Jones.
Mrs. I uke Ratliff visited Mr.
and Mrs J T. Ratliff and
family in Summerville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch High
had dinner Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Clyde Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Byars
ol Summerville and children
visited Mr. and Mrs Bob
Strawn and family Sunday.
Get well wishes go to Ray
Womack, who was injured in a
car wreck in Rome Thursday.
Misses Bertha and Mary Hol
land. Mrs. John Edge and Miss
Mamie Smith were guests of
Mrs Ben Neal in Summerville
last Wednesday afternoon The
hostess was very gracious and
served her guests Russian tea,
sandwiches and confections.
The Holland ladies later in the
afternoon visited Mrs Myrtle
Sizemore
Mrs Mattie Worsham and
Mrs. Cordon Green visited Mrs
Clyde Bennett Thursday. They
also visited Misses Bertha and
Mary Holland that afternoon.
Mrs John Edge was spend
the day guest of Miss Mamie
Smith last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Billy Pursley
were visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Bob Strawn, Thursday.
ELECT
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if* Seat No. 2
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Democratic Primary Sept. 9
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ANDY WILLIAMS
People of this community
were grieved to hear of the
accidental death of three of
our good citizens last Friday
morning Ernest Anderson,
Lewis and Elsie Wiggins. Lewis
will be remembered for his
pleasant smile and cheerful
spirit and Elsie for her honesty,
efficiency and dignity. Ernest
was also a well thought of indi
vidual in the community.
Misses Bertha and Mary
Holland and Mrs. John Edge
visited Mr and Mrs. Buck
Guyton Friday night.
Mrs. Mark Strawn visited
Mrs. Luke Ratliff Wednesday.
On Wednesday, August 26,
the Northwest Georgia Eco
nomic Opportunity Authority,
Holland Center, held an all-day
meeting. Mrs Ruth Gibson and
I dwin McDonald, state o I o.
Director, were present. Rev.
Ronald Ragon made a talk
explaining new policies for the
organization. The members had
on display some of their recent
work, namely, quilt tops, cloth
toys, clothespin bags and
aprons. Riegel Textile donates
materials for the ladies. They
plan to have a booth at Chat
tooga County Fair. The ladies
served a delicious dinner.
Those present were: Rev.
Ronald Ragon, Mrs. Ruth
Gibson, Mrs. Mark Strawn,
Mrs Inez Dodson, Mrs. Lucile
Starling, Mrs. Bertha
Nicholson, Mrs Jessie Shrop
shire, Mrs. Lizzie Philpot, Mrs.
Hester Adams, Mrs. Margaret
Dallas, Mrs. Margaret Rich,
Mrs. Nellie Yarbor, Mrs.
Thelma II Moore, Miss Mae
Emma Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
McDaniel, Mrs Leaf ha Nichols,
Mrs. Berdie B Puryear, Mrs.
Tom Tutton, Mrs Vicki Jarrell,
Mrs. Myrtle Grant, Mrs. Alice
Adams, Mrs. barline London,
Mrs. Ruth Bates and children,
Joan and Kay. Mrs, Effie Mae
Philpot Finley was in charge of
the meeting.
Mrs Clyde Bennett visited
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Clark
Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ware were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Chattooga Indians to Open
Season Against Centre, Fri.
BY DAVID ESPY,JR.
The Chattooga High School
Indians will kick off the 1970
football campaign Friday eve
ning at 8:00 at Little Big Horn.
The Indians seeking to im
prove last season’s fine 7-3
slate will host Centre, Ala
bama in the curtain-raiser.
Indian head football coach
Joe Kines doesn’t entirely
agree with a lot of people who
have already written his squad
off as contenders in the Region
7-AA North scramble.
The Indians were picked to
finish 4th in the sub-region be
hind Rossville, LaFayette and
North Whitfield, according to
the pre-season poll published
by the Rome News-Tribune re
cently.
Kines feels that his boys are
better than folks give them
credit to be and feels that a
few breaks early in the season
could help develop them into a
fine football team.
The opening game pits the
Indian head coach against a
former college teammate at
Jacksonville State, Bobby Joe
Johnson. Coach Johnson was
team captain and a senior
during Coach Kines freshman
year.
Kines reports that Coach
Johnson is bringing a tre
mendous football team in size
to do battle with the Indians.
The Centre roster boasts two
starting tackles weighing in at
over 225 pounds each.
Centre had a winning record
last season and only lost 4
players from that squad.
The Indian starting of
fensive unit will see Phil Cavin
at quarterback; Phil Lender
man at fullback; and Butch
Lanier at tailback. Rex Evans
and Mark Underwood will also
see a lot of action at tailback.
Jessie Adams will start at tight
end. The tackles will be Andy
Cash and Albert Williams.
Warren McDaniel and Donnie
Moss will start at guard and
Neal Fulton will be the starting
center. Jerry Floyd is the
starter at split end and Andy
Williams will start at wingback
despite a slight injury.
The defensive unit finds
Mark Underwood and Phil
Lenderman at the ends; Jessie
Adams and Albert Williams at
the tackle slots; and Warren
McDaniel and Andy Cash at
guard. The linebackers will be
Rex Evans and Donnie Moss.
Butch Lanier will start at
safety and Andy Williams, Phil
Cavin and Jerry Floyd will man
the two defensive halfback
positions.
Coach Kines had high praise
for some of the younger boys.
Clark Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Worsham and Miss
Helen Worsham were in Rome
Saturday.
Dennis Battles is home from
the Marine base in Rhode
Island fora 25-day leave.
Maxwell White is improving
satisfactorily from recent
surgery and was able to be at
church on crutches Sunday.
His visitors for the past week at
home and at the hospital were:
Miss Eva and Frank Worsham,
Rev. and Mrs. Marcus Hicks.
Rev. Stanley Morris, Rev. Don
Howell of Kingston, Elmer
Huggins and Carol of Chatta
nooga, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Green, Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone
Burnette, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Patterson, Jerry and Roy
Worsham, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Smith and Mrs. Herman Adams
of.Menlo, Mr. and Mrs Richard
White, Miss Frances White, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Clark,
Johnny Ratliff, Mr. and Mrs.
David Bowman and Darla, Mrs
Bob Brison and Julia, Mrs. Bob
House. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Camp of Trion, Miss Helen
Worsham. Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
All mon, Tom Barker and Alan
Green.
Miss Frances White, Mrs.
John Edge and Mrs Ralph
McCarson were visiting Mrs.
Mattie Worsham Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Green
and children enjoyed supper
Saturday night with the Jerry
Worshams.
Sophomore tackle Greg Led
ford will get plenty of game
action in return for his spark
ling practice sessions.
The coach also singled out
Herman Fletcher, Bobby
Mitchell and Chuck Marks as
showing a great deal of prom
ise. Mitchell was recently
switched from tailback to quar
terback. He has good speed and
has proven to be one of the
toughest kids on the team, ac
cording to Kines. Fletcher will
see action at defensive end and
fullback while Marks is a guard.
The biggest surprises of the
fall practice sessions thus far
for Coach Kines has been Andy
Williams and Jerry Floyd.
Kines states that they are im
proved 100% over the spring
practice in pass catching. Jessie
Adams also ranks in the top
three of boys showing a vast
amount of improvement over
last year.
The Indians lost 3 boys due
to their families leaving the
county. Tailback Cleveland
Powell has moved to New
York; Mike Smalley to La-
Fayette; and Allen Bell is the
starting fullback at Bremen.
Coach Kines feels that his
team is ready to play and says
the team will be more balanced
this season. With no superstar
to depend on, more passes can
be expected this season.
Phil Cavin will handle all the
kicking duties this season:
punting, kick offs, extra points
and field goals.
The Indians have three new
assistant coaches this year for
the varsity team.
Charles Morrow will be the
new backfield coach. Coach
Morrow is in his first year of
coaching after graduating from
Middle Tennessee. Kines thinks
that Morrow is ahead of the
game for a young coach.
Jack Mayo is the new end
coach. Jack was an outstanding
basketball and baseball player
at LaGrange College. He
coached 3 years at Newnan
prior to accepting his present
position.
Tom Jones is the new of-
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coach. Tom has coached at
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The Indians will elect game
captains each week during the
season based on performance
in the previous game. Captains
for the tilt with Centre will be
Rex Evans, Donnie Moss and
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Chattooga has a rough
schedule this season with the
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sub-region, not to mention the
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