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Falcon Cheerleaders Squad
Participating on this season’s Summer
ville Falcons football cheerleaders sctmd
in the Midget League are (first row, L-R)
Tracey Anthony, Christy Chappelear,
Amy Farmer, Melissa Fox andp Tonva
Friday, Sept. 11 — 11 a.m.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY
BELONGING TO FLOYD COUNTY
LOCATION: Items will be sold from the Correc
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Georgia.
ITEMS TO BE OFFERED
(5) 1978 Ford LTDs
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1973 Ford Galaxy 500
1979 Bomag Compactor
ITEX 84620 Copier
(3) Monroe Elec. Calc.
Heater, Ground Unit
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HOURS: SUNDAY 1.6
MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9-7
Horoscope
VIRGO — Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 — Learn to like yourself bet
ter. Self esteem is extremely important in the goals you want to
reach. You can improve your personality witfi a more positive
attitude.
LIBRA — Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 — You should be getting more
for your time than you're getting. If you seem to be spinning
your wheels, make a list each evening of things you need to ac
complish.
SCORPIO — Oct. 23 to Nov. 22 — Forget the temper tan
trums. Nothing can be accomplished by anyting but a calm ap
proach. Be conservative at this time in all that you do.
SAGITTARIUS — Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 — Slow down and
take another look at your business dealings. Too much worry is
involved in over-extending your finances.
CAPRICORN — Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 — Let someone else do
‘‘too much talking.”” Make an effort to listen this week, especial
ly ;o children. The right attitude on your part will set things
right.
AQUARIUS — Jan. 20 to Feb. 18 — Plan now to spend more
time with your family. Be as courteous to them as you would be
to a stranger. You have to earn their love. Be kind).'
PISCES — Feb. 19 to March 20 — Listen to the youngsters
around you and you will be amazed. You can communicate with
them well during this time. Have a heart-to-heart talk with one
who needs to be heard.
ARIES — March 21 to April 20 — Take time to take care of
personal needs. You have neglected yourself in this area. Go in
to fall with a sharper than average looking wardrobe.
i TAURUS — April 21 to May 20 — Limit your activities to
avoid that feeling of pressure you feel in having to be someplace
too often at some specific time.
GEMINI — May 21 to June 20 — Stop minding everyone's
business except your own. Accept the routine o reguf;r ac
tivities during this period.
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during this time. Pleasure could come from improving your %iv
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LEO — July 23 to Aug. 22 — Be compassionate and forgiv
ing! These traits may be badly needed this week. Keep your
moral character above reproach.
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Players on this season's Summerville
Falcons football team in the Midget
League include (first row, L-R) David
Wood, Marty Gary, Mac Perry, Vance
Farmer, Reginald Ludy, Sandy Gilbert
and Marcey Yancey; (second row) Will
Ford, Dan %,‘lovd. Billy Willingham. Cor
Mr. and Mrs, : Roy
Copeland and grandchildren
ang Mrs. Mary Marywather of
Atlanta visited Mrs. Pennie
Mercer and Mrs. Annie Mae
Jones last week.
The Rev. Jesse Porch of
Chat,tanoo%a accompanied the
Rev. Charles Davis to Oak
Hill Baptist Church Sunday
and brought the morning
messadge. Afterward, they
were dinner guests of Mrs.
Lena Mosley.
Mrs. Annie Belle Farmer
returned home Saturday night
from Curryville where she
spent Friday and Saturday
with her daughter, Linda
Aker, and family. Jackie
Shropshire and Mr. and Mrs.
Morell Perkins of Farill, Ala.,
were her dinner guests Mon
day. Mrs. Farmer also visited
Mrs. Thelma Moore, Mrs.
Leila Adams and Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Howard Tuesday
morning in Summerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wedgeworth and children and
Miss Elouise Wedgeworth
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Williamson Monday.
Mrs. Geneva Perry of
Duluth returned home T’Kurs
day after spending a few days
visiting Mrs. Lue%’err :
Mr. and Mrs. fioscne
Williamson Jr. and family of
Rome visited Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe Williamson Sr. and
family Sunday. David
Williamson and children, Niki,
Greg and Dedi, were their din
ner guests Monday. The Rev.
John Williamson was their
Tuesday guest.
Mrs. Jessie Lee William
son, David Williamson, the
Rev. Charles Davis and the
Rev. Jesse Porch visited Mrs.
Emma Gladis Powell in Tri-
County Hospital Sunday
evening.
Happy birthday wishes go
to: Mrs. Vertice golds, Miss
Ramona Fay Favors, Henry
Morton, Mrs. Margaret Jett
and Mrs. Margie Benson this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alford Allen
of Fairburn returned home
Monday after spending the
weekend with t?:eéir nieces,
Mrs. Nancy Kirby, and Mrs.
Freddie Mae Kirby and their
families.
Mrs. Mary Tubbs and
daughter, Patsy, visited An
nie Belle Farmer Tuesday
evening.
Falcons Football Team
tez Geeter, Steve Jones and Troy Clark;
(third row) Lamar Gilliland, Marty
Greene, Jon Bartnick, Coach Gene Noles,
Lamar Deßerry, Glenn Elsberry, Coach
Jim Gilliland and Brian Hammitt. Not
shown are Tommy Lawrence, Ricky
Johnson and Arthaniel Womble.
Planning Homecoming Sunday
Homecoming services at
North Summerville Baptist
Church will be held Sunday.
Jimmy Jones and The
Good News Singers, Marietta,
will singz. Jones was bass
singer for the ‘‘LeFevers
Quartet’’ for many years.
“This fine group will stir
and bless you as they sing
throughout the day,"” said the
pastor. Brother Bob Patter
son, a former pastor, will br
ing the 11 a.m. message.
After a three-month retire
ment he became pastor of the
East Rome Baptist Church on
Aug. 23.
Lunch on the grounds is
planned after the service.
‘“Everyone is invited to
come and be with us,” said
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my Thompson.
There will be no regular 7
p.m. service.
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Rogers lying on a pallet in the
living room ‘‘soaking wet."
The State placed Gilleland
back on the stand again for
the purpose of attempting to
imfeach Timmy Bryan.
Gilleland testified that when
he first talked with Bryan,
Bryan had told him that he
had picked Rogers up at the
rear of the Piggly Wiggly
along with the garbage bags
and money bag.
Defense attorney Arch
Farrar Jr., after the conclu
sion of the State's case, made
a motion for a directed verdict
of not guilty. Farrar said that
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the State had failed to prove
ownership and the time ele
ment of the incidents. Judge
Loggins ruled that it was a
jury question and denied
the motions.
The defense's only witness
was the defendant. Rogers
told the jury that Bryan iad
Fi(‘ked him up that night at
3ub’s Cab, but that he had
not burglarized the two
businesses. Rogers testified
that he had gone in the Tom
Thumb store to get a pack of
cigarettes that night.
The 5-woman, 7-man jury
deliberated about 45 minutes
before returning with its deci
sion Thursday evening.
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