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The Summerville News, Thurs., Mar. 16, 1972
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Ebb 895-4474
Sunday guests of Mrs Julian
Hawkins and Eddie Kerce
were Mr. and Mrs Don Mc-
Nair and Mrs. Dot Willett of
Chattanooga, Mr. and Mrs
John Echols, Mrs Dale
Housch, Mr and Mrs Edmond
Kerce, Linda and Cathy
Archer, and Julia Pless Their
visitors during the week were
Mrs Clarence Winters, Mrs.
Clarence Joyner and Hazel, and
Mr and Mrs Fdmond Kerce.
Mr and Mrs. Milt Jones visi
ted Mr and Mrs Grady Winters
and Carol Ann I riday
Carol Ann Winters returned
home Friday alter a short stay
in Chattooga Hospital
Happy birthday wishes go
to Robbie Nell Baggett who
celebrated her 15th birthday
anniversary Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Jones
visited Mr and Mrs. Cicero
Pledger Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Gene Brown,
Ann. Angela, and Eugene had
as visitors during the week.
Rev. and Mrs Sanford
Deberry, Traci and Remta and
Rev. and Mrs. Bill Holder
Lois Deberry was spend-the
day guest of Joyce Brown
Wednesday
I Ila and Susan Brooks and
Jill Bishop attended the singing
at the courthouse Saturday
night
Susan Brooks, Gina and Jill
Bishop, and Cindi and Mindi
Willingham were weekend
guests of their grandmother,
Mis I ll.i Bioxks
Congratulations to Mr and
Mrs Greg Maxwell on the
arrival of then daughter,
Valerie Dawn born Sunday
morning at Floyd Hospital
Grandparents are Mt and Mrs
Glenn Tibbs and Mi and Mrs
Wallace Maxwell
Mi and Mis Don McNair.
Mrs IX»t Willett, Mr and Mrs
John I < hols Mrs Dale
Housch. Mt and Mrs Fdmond
Kerce. and Mts Julian Hawkins
visited Mt and Mrs. Cho
Graves Sunday altcrnoon
Mrs Mattie Young returned
to her home at Gore Saturday
after spending several weeks
with her sister. Mrs I ela Harri
son
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We extend sympathy to all
the family of Mrs Homer
Mitchell who was buried T hurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Pickle’s
visitors Sunday and during the
week were. Mr and Mrs. J.T.
Brady, Mrs. Ola Adams,
Lerlene Gilliland, Elmer Pickle,
Jane Edwards, George and
David, Margaret Ray and
Debbie, and Opel Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook and
Marie visited Mr and Mrs.
Buddy Williams and family
Tuesday night.
Happy birthday wishes go
to Nellie Johnson who will
celebrate a birthday anniver
sary Friday
Margaret Cook was over
night guest of Marie Cook Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Powell’s dinner guests Sunday
were Mrs Maltha Stallings and
Randy from Trion and Mr and
Mrs James Murphy
Mr and Mrs Bill Cook and
Marie visited Mr and Mrs. Roy
Cook Sunday afternoon
Angie and Ranie Flemings
and Margaret Cook visited
Mane Cook Friday afternoon
Mrs. Alfred Boyd honored
her cousin, Mrs. Dannie
Mosley, with a birthday dinner
Sunday at the Boyd home
Those attending were Mr and
Mrs Dannie Mosley and Jan
Mi and Mrs Dennis Ivey, and
Mi and Mrs Alfred Boyd,
Philhp, Sammy, and Kim
Those visiting Mr and Mrs
Cicero Pledgei Sunday were
Mr and Mrs Bill Pledger from
Powder Springs. Mr and Mrs.
J.T. lawman from Marietta,
Mt and Mrs Winston Pledger
from Alpharetta. Mt and Mrs
Clifford Pledger troni Trion,
Mr and Mrs Mill Jones, and
Mr and Mrs Fred Mosley.
CARI) OF THANKS
The family of Mr Joe M
Floyd wishes to express (heir
sincere and heartfelt apprecia
tion to all his friends and
neighbors tor the beautiful
Howers, and all their many acts
ot kindness and sympathy ex
tended them during his recent
illness and death
Talmadge Blasts Courts,
ATLANTA (GPS) While | the American people desire and
things haven’t been going too what is in their best interests?
well lately for anti-busing Members of the federal
forces in Congress, liberal sena- judiciary and the bureaucrats
tors, federal judgesand Depart- of the Department of Health,
ment of Health, Education and Education and Welfare.
Welfare administrators likely “These men can afford to
won’t soon forget what U.S. be arrogant. They are safely
Sen. Herman E. Talmadge had insulated from the people they
to say the other day about are supposed to serve. Federal
school busing. judges serve for life. Their
The Georgia senior senator, compensation cannot even be
speaking in the Senate in sup- reduced while they are in of
port of an amendment to re- fice.
move from federal courts the “The federal bureaucrat is
jurisdiction to order forced even more secure. Except for
school busing to achieve racial the few who occupy the very
balance, blasted the courts and tew top positions, they are
HEW for their roles in bringing faceless virtually nameless
the controversial situation into as far as the average citizen is
being concerned .. . Protected by
Here are some of the things their seniority, these officials
Sen. Talmadge had to say on remain entrenched while ad
the subject: ministrations come and go.”
“Who is guilty of arrogance Sen. Talmadge cited what
and total disregard for what he called “some examples of
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the arrogance that has been
foisted on the American
people.” Said he:
“Federal courts have parted
company with reason and what
the average citizen clearly
understands as commonsense.
“Eighteen years ago, in the
Brown decision, the Supreme
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children to public schools.
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HEW On School Busing
will go to school.
“Federal courts and
bureaucrats have arrogantly
turned their backs on legisla
tion enacted by the represent
atives of the American people
in Congress ... I submit that
the Constitution and the law
are being violated at this very
moment.”
Sen. Talmadge also talked
about busing having been
“achieved by a hypocritical
double standard . . . This
hypocritical arrogance may be
morally satisfying to some, but
it has no foundation under the
law or the Constitution.” He
added:
“It is not in the best in
terests of children anywhere,
black or white. It mocks and
reduces education to a
shambles. It destroys the rights
of all Americans in a free re
public to get a quality edu-
cation.” busing tyranny. Let us get back
“This is dividing our coun- to public education for all,
try as it has not been divided which schools were designed to
since the War Between the achieve.
States,” Talmadge said in “We have tolerated judicial
closing. “This amendment pro- and bureaucratic arrogance to
vides a logical answer to forced the point that it is intolerable,
school busing. I urge its sup- The time to end it is now.”
port. The Senate subsequently
“I say let us abandon this passed the amendment by a
foolishness. Let us abandon the 43-40 vote.
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