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Social Events From Trion . . . A large group of senior citi zens and friends gathered at Trion United Methodist Church for their annual Old Timers meeting on Labor Day. Lots of reminiscing of days gone by and showing snapshots of families were enjoyed. The pastor, Rev. David Autry, gave the devotion while Mrs. Autry thrilled the audience with a solo, “Oh To Be Like Him.” The bountiful meal was spread in the fellowship hall of the church and was enjoyed by all present. Rev. A. A. Tanner and Rev. Frank Lewis were special guests, both recuperating from recent illnesses. Everyone present went home looking forward to the next meeting on Labor Day. Mrs. Floyd Tomblin of Tate spent a few days with her grandchildren, children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eubanks, while they attended the Banker’s Association meeting held the first of file week in Hilton Head, S. C. Friends of Clyde Fulton and family extend to them deepest sympathy in the death of his mother, Mrs. Ruby Fulton, who passed away early Sunday morning. Congratulations are given to Marine Pfc. Randall Watkins in his recent promotion in Force Troop, Marine Corp Base at Twentynine Palms, Calif. A welcome to James D Rhinehart of Bath, S. C., who is the new member of Riegel Textile Corporation accepting the position as manager of Weaving Operation, in the Trion plant and plans to make his home here for the future. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pettett, Mr. and Mrs. George Scoggins, Mr. and Mrs. “Pete” Owens, and Jadie Price enjoyed camp ing out at Cherokee Camp ground near Cedar Bluff during the Labor Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ridley of LaFayette were Sunday afternoon guests of her mother. Mrs. Julia Gray* and Earl. The many friends of Mrs. Ollie Baugh wish for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Baugh is recuperating at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ivy McCollum. Last Wednesday guests of Mrs. Jackie Cooper were her sister, Mrs. Cleo Jenkins, and daughter and Mrs. Beatrice Cramon of Fairmount. Miss Margaret Bailey of Atlanta was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Don Durham and Melissa attended the Hurley reunion at L. D. Hurley’s home in Newnan. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Brown spent last Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Silvers and Carrie in Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burgess and children spent the Labor Day weekend in 'Gatlinburg,, Tenn. Mrs. Anita Abney of Ring gold and Mrs. Patti Thomas of Jacksonville, Fla., were last Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Faye Greene. J /X*' I I I ■ I Wl3 I I WHEN YOU SHOP AT HOME, I I THE MONEY COMES I I BACK TO YOU I ■ Shopping with your local merchants is a good habit to gel into. That ■ ■ way the money you spend will come back to you and the commu- ■ M nlfy We feel the same way at your hometown bank and we would ■ ■ like to be part of our area's rapid growth. So If you re thinking M H about a place to save, shop al home, with the hometown bank. ■ I mm I kmo I K < FDK I TOUt QM ANO QNtT LOCAUY OWNH> AND OPMATID HOMI rOWNBANKI J Birthday anniversary cele brants this week are: Tammy Chamlee, Mrs. Grace Dawson, Harold Peek, Miss Alma Lewis, Jess Emory, Kim Watson, Gary Lowery, Mrs. Jan Ledbetter, Mrs. Marilyn Wood, Tommy Thompson, Mrs. Betty Bandy, Mrs. Lillianne Michael, William U. Hyden, David Spraggins, Jeff Suggs, Harold Peek, Homer Hannah, J. B. Googe, and Beth Mitchell. We wish each of these many more happy birthday anniversaries. Angie and Andy Martin of Dalton were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin. The Women’s Unit No. 1 of Trion United Methodist Church held their regular meeting at the church Monday evening. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Cameron who celebrated a wedding anniversary Sunday, Sept. 11. May theirs be many happy years together. Best wishes for continued improvement go to Miss Mary John Hammond who under went surgery in Redmond Park Hospital last week. Sincere sympathy is given to Mrs. Shirley Ledford and her family in the death of her father, James Glass, who passed away last Monday. A prayer retreat was held Monday evening at Camp Poplar Springs with Mrs. Talmadge Barnes as the guest speaker. A number from the First Baptist Church attended and enjoyed this retreat and the supper. Roland Harris of Akron, Ohio, and his sister, Mrs. Lois Anderson, of California former Trionites, spent several weeks here visiting relatives and friends of this area. Rev. Larry Bryson of Columbia, S. C., spent last Wednesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bryson. Our very best wishes go to Mrs. Bessie Tudor who had the misfortune of falling and sustaining a broken arm. Her many friends hope it won’t be long until she’ll be as good as new. Mr. and Mrs. Arkly McCleod from Aubum, Ala., spent several days last week with Mrs. Luke Young and Mrs. Lancaster. Mrs. Stella Ash and Charles were last weekend guests of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ash, in Atlanta. Friends of Mrs. Horace Simmons are glad she is improving from a recent illness in an Alabama hospital, and wish for her a very speedy recovery. A welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Tab Gable and Roane who are newcomers to Trion. Mr. Gable is one of the new faculty members of the Trion School. We hope they will enjoy their stay and make Trion their home for a long time. Mrs. Esther Styles cele brated her birthday anniversary Saturday, Sept. 10. Her many friends wish for her a number of happy birthday anniversaries to follow. Also, birthday greetings are sent to Miss Susan Hayes of Belvedere, S. C., who will celebrate her 13th birthday anniversary Sept. 16. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dillard. Friends of Sgt. Barry D. Williams will be glad to know that he has safely arrived in Zwerbrucken A. B. in Germany where he will be serving in the Air Force for the next few months, and send to him a very successful future. Also, congratulations are extended to Lt. Brad Strick land, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strickland, who has been selected to represent his unit in the Strategic Air Command (SAC) 1977 Munitions load competition. Lt. Strickland is a Security Police Officer at Dyess AFB, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Comer, Pam and Penny of Summer ville, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bartlett of LaFayette, and Tommy Bartlett and Mrs. Daisy Wiggley were visitors of Mrs. Bessie Henderson during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Grogan had as their Sunday visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lemasters of Rome, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Grogan and Kim of Summer ville, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grogan and children, and Gene Grogan. The many friends of Mrs. Barbara Farrow regret she had to return to Chattooga County Hospital Wednesday afternoon, and wish for her an early recovery. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Stowe and their guests, Mrs. Callie Lou Nunnely,of Atlanta Friday afternoon. Wishes for a complete recovery are given to Walter Forrest who remains ill at his home. Visiting he and Mrs. Forrest during the weekend were: Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess of Cedartown; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Oliver of Rome; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forrest of Naomi; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Loveless, and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Stephens, Alice, Wanda, and Benny of Dalton were weekend guests of her pa ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Williams. Mrs. Elizabeth Adams was Saturday evening dinner guest of her sister, Mrs. Doll Williams. Mrs. Toresa Austin and Mrs. Virgie Peters of Norfolk, Va., visited with her daughter, Mrs. Steve Catlett, and Mr. Catlett at Centre, Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Espy Wednesday. Mrs. Peters left to visit relatives in Birmingham, Ala. Dr. and Mrs. Judson Burrell of Atlanta were among the guests visiting at the morning service at Trion First Baptist Church where Dr. Burrell was the guest speaker. Salina Mark of Atlanta visited with Rev. and Mrs. David Autry and family Friday evening. The Youth Department of the First Baptist Church enjoyed Tuesday night at Chamlee’s Roller Rink. Mr. and Mrs. Deck Brewster accompanied their grandchil dren, Shane, Wendy, and Season Westbrook, home to Atlanta Sunday and visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peace and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Peace visited Mr. and Mrs. Wynell Phillips at Centre, Ala., Sunday after noon. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Link Westbrook Sunday afternoon were Misses Grace and Ruby Haygood and Ellen Dunaway. Mrs. Joupe Grogan and chil dren visited with her mother, Mrs. Ralph Watkins, Saturday afternoon. Wishes for a complete recovery are sent to Mrs. Nell Ramey who is recuperating at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dooley, in Dry Valley. Mrs. Willie Hutchins had as her guests during the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Comer of LaFayette, Mrs. Helen Dooley from Dry Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. John Tudor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hogue, Terry, Teresa, and Tracie visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Motes, in Gaylesville, Ala., Sunday after noon. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mack Braddy and family last week end were: Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Headrick and David of Augusta, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perkins of Rossville; Mrs. Nora Perkins and Mrs. Ella Graham of Dry Valley; Rev. and Mrs. James Braddy and their daughters, Mrs. Lynn Young, Jeff and Lori, and Mrs. Susan Cobb and Brian of Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. George Day Sr. spent the weekend with their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Day Jr., at Fairburn. They all visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Googe and family in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Campbell celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary Monday, Sept. 12. Their many friends give to them hearty congratulations and wish for them many more happy years together. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dillard were Saturday luncheon guests of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLeod, in Rome. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Day Sr. Sunday after noon were: Thurman Day, Mrs. Ethel King, Mrs. Kathleen Maddux, and Fred Peace. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Campbell during the past week were: Mr. and Mrs. James Long, Mrs. Faye Bagley, Wanda and Butch Young, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell, Teresa, Jessie, and Billy Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, Miss Cindy McLeod of Rome, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Robin and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Campbell, Mrs. Bonnie White, Mrs. Ruby Tant, Mrs. Orvell Carpenter, Mrs. Nellie Price, Mrs. Luther McLeod, Mrs. G. W. Miller, Wanda and Barbara, “Shorty” Shankles, Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Lassitter, Mrs. Lonnie Teague, Deborah and Kenneth, Mrs. DeEtta Gilreath, and Mrs. Buddy Frost. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Espy of Lawrence, Kan., spent last week with his mother, Mrs. Thelma Espy. Last Wednesday they visited with Mrs. Cleo Woods in Chattanooga. Mrs. Espy and her guests spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Espy and Martha in Atlanta. En route home Sunday after noon, they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Pug Love in Rome. The many friends of Jim Leath, a patient in Chattooga County Hospital, wish for him an early recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cordle and Vance and Mrs. Inez Pledger enjoyed lunch Sunday at “Granny’s Kitchen” in Rome, then spent the after noon touring the country viewing the old homes in Holland and surrounding areas. Mrs. Ruby Lowery spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Virgie Eilenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Espy of Lawrence, Kan., who were visiting relatives in the area last week, left Monday night re turning home. Miss Mildred Jackson and Johnny Teague of Dalton were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiggley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henagar and son of Orange City, Fla., visited the Wiggleys Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmer attended homecoming at Calvary Baptist Church in Summerville Sunday afternoon and later visited with Robert Gilmer Sr., a patient in Floyd Medical Center. Friends of Mr. Gilmer will be glad to know he is improving from a recent illness and give to him wishes for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Pat Smith and Chris of Knoxville, Tenn., and Miss Patti Bomar of Chattanooga were Saturday guests of Mrs. DeEtta Gilreath. Mrs. Bessie Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Langston, and Mrs. Ronald Langston attended the Langston family reunion held Sunday in Cave Spring. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kilgore were Sunday evening guests of her sister and family, Mrs. Edith Payne, and Evelyn at Adairsville. Visiting the Kilgores during the weekend were: Jessie Kilgore, Charlotte and Kim of Rome; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kilgore and Thomas Kilgore. Mrs.Jo AnnEller and Thomas Ray and David were their spend-the-night guests Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Dawson spent the Labor Day weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mae Whitfield, in Geraldine, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson .isited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Dawson. Horoscope WEEK OF SEPT. 18 VlßGO—Practical and careful best describe those born under this sign. They generally follow through on any undertaking Best color is blue, lucky number is 8 and lucky day is Wednesday. VIRGO-Aug. 23 to Sept. 22-Restlessness can become curbed by becoming more involved in the church of your choice. Dedicate your efforts to a worthwhile cause. LIBRA- Sept. 23 to Oct. 22-Prepare for unexpected travel. Your money worries should be lightened considerably when you arrive. Be honest and keep track of your expenditures. SCORPIO—Oct. 23 to Nov. 22-Splurge a little! You deserve to indulge a spur-of-the-moment whim. Be more generous with others during this enjoyable period. SAGITTARIUS—Nov. 23 to Dec. 21-This is a pleasant week for you as you are especially sensitive to needs of others. Make a very special person happy by taking home a small gift as a token of your love. CAPRICORN-Dec. 22 to Jan. 19-Leam from the past! Profit from your mistakes. Your actions now directly affect those close to you. It is up to you as to whether the effect is good or bad. AQUARIUS—Jan. 20 to Feb. 18-This could be one of the most significant weeks in your life, especially if you are in the field of teaching or writing. An exciting challenge comes your way for which you will have to put old and out-dated methods aside. PISCES—Feb. 19 to March 20-Give generously to the church or charity of your choice. Accept and carry out requests made for the donation of your time for worthwhile projects. Get involved! ARlES—March 21 to April 20-You have many interesting experiences to relate, but you must practice conciseness in the telling or you may bore your listener. For the sake of good health, you must not overwork. Limit your work hours. TAURUS-April 21 to May 20-Use this week to relieve tension built up over a long period of time by planning events for fun and relaxation with your family. GEMINI-May 21 to June 20-Relief comes now following a period where the air seems to have been charged with tension. A new understanding is reached with either young or old, or . perhaps both. CANCER-June 21 to July 22-Use your persuasiveness wisely and confidently. Although those bom under this sign can turn on the charm, they are often considered the most demanding of all. LEO-July 23 to Aug. 22-Show your goodwill by supporting cancer, heart or mental retardation drives or volunteer programs, or any other cause that touches your heart. 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Toyota, vw and trucks equipment used by eaperh ® ®'t* J' »*• light trucks • Cars with electronic ignl- ktk (lr mechanics, helps en front wh«f bl.r,n« 7 I^^ a. . tlJnMless. Pre. B.^PeZr Chech sure . precision .Hgnment Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes of Johnston, S. C., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes. Mrs. Polly Hayes and Kevin were their Sunday afternoon guests. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones of Birmingham, Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Halcomb of Rome were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cason. Others visiting them we it 1 : Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lively and children of Marietta, Mrs. Cordelia Lively, Artie Knowles, Mrs. Bessie Henderson, and Mrs. Gertrude Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lively and family of Marietta were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic The Summerville News, I hurs., Sept. 15. 1977 By Mrs. Jewie Reynolds Phone 734-2406 Pettett and Mrs. Cordelia Lively. Mrs. Lillie Mae Grubbs and Miss Flora Reeves enjoyed lunch Sunday at the Chatta nooga Choo-Choo, afterward taking in all the sights in that area. Mrs. Alma Zada Bagley, Brad and Miles are now at home on Marsh Avenue in the “Ole Rutherford” home. Neighbors and friends wish for them happiness and content ment in their new home. Mrs. Lillie Alexander and Mrs. Maggie Owingswere Satur day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Rhinehart. Mrs. Anna Lowry and Mrs. Glena Reed attended the Styles-Bryant reunion held in Culberson, N. C. Other family members from this area attend ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pettett, Mrs. Jewell King of Smyrna, and Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Morehead of Summer ville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Rhine hart enjoyed sightseeing in and around Alabama and Rome Sunday afternoon and had dinner at Morrison’s in Rome. Mrs. Belle O’Neal visited with Miss Annie Bell Reynolds and the Will Reynoldses Monday afternoon. Mrs. Burt Massey and Mrs. Frances Holt were among those visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holt during the week- Trion Golden Age Club Visits Rome Some 25 members of the Trion Golden Age Club attended lunch at The Joyful Noise, the Christian supper club in Rome, on Monday afternoon. The group, along with approximately 126 members from other golden age groups, enjoyed a meal and entertainment by three Rome area ladies. Those attending the luncheon from the county were: Mrs. Inez Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Arvel McLeod, Miss Annie Ruth Housch, Miss Van Tate, Mrs. Agnes Langston, Mrs. Clara Almond, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin, Mrs. Violet Nix, Miss Lemous Norton, Mrs. Dennis Ray, Mrs. Hazel Baker, Mrs. Kathleen Maddux, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Nix, Mr. and Mrs. Mamell Weems, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmer, Mrs. Bess Tate, Mrs. DeEtta Gilreath, and Cherry Crisp. • / " "y r I end. Mrs. Seaborn Baker and Mrs. Kathleen Maddux attended the wedding of Miss Cindy Maddux and David Barfield at Peavine Baptist Church at Rock Spring Satur day evening. The many friends of Dr. William U. Hyden regret to learn of his serious illness in Erlanger Hospital in Chatta nooga, but was glad to hear that his condition was gradually improving and wish for him continued improve ment. Mrs. Seaborn Baker visited with Mrs. Kathleen Maddux Sunday afternoon. Approximately 24 seniors of this area attended the play, “Joyful Noise,” held Monday on Shorter Avenue in Rome. New Bethel Homecoming Draws 250 The New Bethel Baptist Church Homecoming Sunday was attended by approximately 250 persons celebrating the church’s 35th anniversary. The Corner Stone was laid 35 years ago, Sept. 12, 1942. After the 11 a.m. service with former pastor, Rev. Robert Patterson, of Wood station Baptist Church bringing the message, a bountiful meal was spread on the lawn of the church. In the afternoon the mem bers and their guests gathered back inside the church where the afternoon was filled with singing. The Hymnsmen from Cleve land, Tenn., along with several local groups participated. Seven churches were repre sented at each service. Among those attending were: Rev. and Mrs. Robert Patterson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shaver and chil dren of Dalton; Mr. and Mrs. Otis Grogan of Summerville; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lemasters of Rome; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Coley, Mrs. Teems, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Till and children, Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. George Biddle, Mrs. Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wells and family, Mr. and Mrs. Baugh Brough. Mrs. Margie Haygood, John Veatch, Mr. Garner and family, and many others. 11-B