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Pictured above are 28 members of Atlanta’s College
of Medical and Dental Assistants, representing the
class of ’72 in medical assisting. Graduation exer
cises were held in Lenox Square auditorium in At
lanta. One Chattoogan, Sandra Broome (second
Miss Payne Is Honoree For Parties
Misses Jan Fox and Carole
Gilley, were hostesses at a
lingerie shower for Miss Marla
Payne on Saturday night. July
15, at the Fox residence in
Menlo.
Mrs. Tom Fox assisted in
serving blueberry parfait,
cookies and punch.
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* JAMES (SLOPPY) FLOYD »
* HOUSE OF REPRESEHTATIVES J
sth in Seniority out of 180 members J
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Chairman of No 1 Committee —
Appropriations
* He will STAND UP for you *
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RE-ELECT
GARY MCCONNELL
SHERIFF
OF CHATTOOGA COUNTY
Subject to Democratic General Primary Aug. 8,1972
jx Efficient Law Enforcement »x Fair- Honest
s Service to All the People of Chattooga County
Paid Political Adv—Paid for by Gary McConnell
CHATTOOGAN IS MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Twenty friends of the
honoree were invited.
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Saturday night, July 29,
Mrs. Paul Crouch and Miss
Paula Crouch were hostesses at
a picnic at their home honoring
Miss Payne.
Red and white checked
from left, bottom row), was among those graduat
ing as a medical assistant. Local residents attend
ing were Danny Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Broome and Mr.‘ and Mrs. Douglas Broome.
cloths covered the serving table
and individual tables. Blue
denim napkins with red em
broidery were used to mark
places. Red and white summer
flowers in white containers
centered each table.
Ham, baked chicken salad,
baked beans, potato salad,
tomatoes, congealed salad,
homemade date nut bread with
cream cheese sandwiches,
mandarin orange cream pie,
and ice tea were served.
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Miss Jackie Cook was
hostess for a cookout Friday
night at her home in Lyerly
honoring Miss Marla Payne and
Darrell Wise, who will be
married Aug. 17.
A pyramid arrangement of
red and white zimmia and
summer flowers centered the
buffet table. Matching smaller
arrangements centered in
dividual tables covered with
red cloths.
Covers were placed for 14
persons. Miss Cook was assisted
in serving hamburgers, onion
dip, potato chips, relishes,
tomatoes, potato salad, ice tea,
Reunion Planned
Sunday, Aug. 6
The families of the late
Charley Williams are invited to
attend the Williams reunion to
be held Sunday, Aug. 6, at the
home of Mrs. Chestie Howell
(the old Williams home) in Dry
Valley.
A picnic lunch will be
served at noon. —JEW IF
REYNOLDS
and homemade orange sherbet.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Logan,
Mrs. Drucilla Peacock, and Mrs.
Myrtle Sizemore hosted a
buffet dinner at the Logan
home on Sunday, July 30, for
the bridal couple.
Tables were covered with
white linen and lace cloths. A
profusion of summer flowers
were used throughout the
house.
The buffet held platters of
ham, turkey, dressing, gravy,
squash casserole, potato salad,
tossed salad, green beans, cran
berry sauce, pickles, home
made whole wheat and white
rolls, ice tea, and caramel pie.
Twenty guests were enter
tained.
D
WILLIAM C. BURK
William C. Burk 75, of At
lanta, a former resident of
Chattooga County, died Satur
day, J uly 29, at 4 a.m. in Chat
tooga County Hospital. He was
born in Walker County on May
30, 1897, son of the late Mon
roe and Ellen Bartley Burk. He
was a carpenter by trade, a
veteran of World War I, and a
member of New Prospect Bap
tist Church No. 1.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. Mary Nell Carter, Atlanta,
Mrs. Irene Wiley, Tucker, Ga.,
Mrs. Rosie Dale Center, Cleve
land, Tenn., Mrs. Barbara Pea
cock, Oxford, Ga., and Mrs.
Shirley Palmer, Jonesboro, Ga.;
,one son, Ray Burk, Atlanta;
two sisters, Mrs. Unice Mc-
Callie, Atlanta, Mrs. Jessie
Bandy, Atlanta; four brothers,
Roy Burk, Summerville, Paul
Burk, Atlanta, Norman Burk,
LaFayette, and Fred Burk,
Rome. Thirteen grandchildren,
five great-grandchildren, several
nieces and nephews also sur
vive.
Funeral services were held
Monday, July 31, at 2:30 p.m.
from Pennville Baptist Church,
with the Rev. A. A. Tanner,
the Rev. Charles Frits, and the
Rev. R. W. Patterson of
ficiating. Burial was in Sum
merville Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
nephews.
Arrangements by Erwin-
Petitt Funeral Home.
E. G. ARCHER
E. G. Archer 84, Cloudland,
died Friday, July 28, in Floyd
Hospital. He was born in
England on Nov. 23, 1886,
moving to the United States in
1922, and to Chattooga
County in 1935. He was pre
ceded in death by his wife,
Mrs. Maud W. Archer on July
8, 1967. Mr. Archer was a
member of Cloudland Presby
terian Church.
Surviving are one son,
Derrek S. Archer, Cloudland.
Six grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services were held
Sunday, July 30, at 5 p.m.
from Cloudland Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. John
Flanigen officiating. Burial was
in the adjoining cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Hugh Hawkins, Bo Deering,
Charles Green, Donald Green,
Phil Green, and Perry Green.
Honorary pallbearers were
Gordon Deering, Ralph Cham
blee, Sadd Dalton, Joe Rape,
Hobson Cavin, Buck Magnus
son, Baker Willingham, and
Reuben Lyons.
Arrangements by Erwin-
Petit t Funeral Home.
MRS. MARGARET SMALLAN
Mrs. Margaret Louise
Smallan 49, a resident of 301
Penn Ave., Trion, died Thurs
day, July 20, in a Chattanooga
hospital at 7 a.m. She was born
in Walker County on April 10,
1923, daughter of the late
Samuel and Eula Bird. She was
a retired textile employee, re
tiring from West Pepperel
Cabin Craft Mills in January,
1971. She was a member of
Pennville Church of Christ.
Surviving are her husband,
H. M. Smallan, Trion; three
daughters, Mrs. Judy Stanek,
El Cajon, Calif., Mrs. Glenda
Williams, Kansas City, Kan.,
and Mrs. Sammy Brock, Trion;
one son. Jerry H. Smallen,
Trion; one sister, Mrs. Hazel
Ramey, Palm City, Fla.; one
brother, Clyde Byrd, Nobel;
stepmother, Mrs. Delia Bird,
LaFayette. Seven grandchil
dren, several nieces and
nephews also survive.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, July 27, at 5 p.m.
from the chapel of Erwin-Petitt
Funeral Home, with Minister
Tom J. Ruble, and the Rev.
Sam Marshall officiating. Burial
was in West Hill Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Bob
Kimbell, James Busbin, Joe
Laws, W. A. Simpkins, Jim
Loden, and Harold Lowery.
Honorary pallbearers were
Gary Bryd, Ralph Byrd, Dean
Byrd, Samuel E. Byrd, Edward
Lee Jackson, Charles Smith,
Joe Howard Smith, and Labron
Ramey.
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