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.. The Summerville News, Thurs., July 1, 1982
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Several members of the Lyerly United
Methodist Women recently made a quilt
to be bid on and sold at the church’s
bazaar in November. Shown with the
“‘Cathedral Window"’ quilt are (L-R) Sara
Jackson, Gladys Weems, Dorothy Ken
nedy and Frances Farrow. Bids will be
taken on the quilt by Mrs. Farrow from
July 1 until the bazaar. The church
reserves the right to reject any or all
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Beautification Award Presented
The Chattooga County Chamber of Com
merce ‘‘Beautification Award’’ for Julz
was recently presented to Stansell’'s S
S Furniture in Trion. Presenting the
award to Larry Stansell (center), owner
of the store, on behalf of the chamber
Hickory Smoked
BACON
$.89 Lb.
27 Cube Beef
STEAKS
5# Case ;
$13.50
PORK CHOPS
Approx. 20 - 25
Servings
5 # Case
$12.95
Elm Hill
66 Patties
6 # Case
.PORK SAUSAGE
$11.95 .
40 Servings
SAUSAGE
PATTIES
5 # Case
$9.95
10 Lbs.
Lean Meaty
SPARE RIBS
$14.95
Southern Maid
SMOKE
SAUSAGE
5 # Case
$8.95
Hickory Smoked
SLAB BACON
10 # Case
$14.95
36 Pe.
HOT DOGS
3 # Case
s 5-25
RED LINKS
5 # Case
$7.95
We Accept Food Stamps
Quilt To Be Auctioned
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STEAK SPECIAL
* 20 Boneless Rib Eye Steaks
* 16 Chopped Sirloin Steaks $ 5 6 . 9 5
* 10 Close Trimmed T-Bone Steaks 73 STEAKS
* 27 Cubed Beef Steaks ONLY $.78 A STEAK
BUY THIS SPECIAL BELOW
* 10 Close Trim T-Bone Steaks
* 27 Cube Beef Steaks
* 16 Chop Sirloin Steaks $4 5 . 9 5
* 40 100% Pure Beef Patties
TOTAL 4 BOXES - 93 SERVINGS FOR LESS
THAN $.48 PER SERVING — 20 LBS.
FAMILY ECONOMY PACKAGE
* 16 Chop Sirloin Steaks
* 27 Cube Beef Pattie Steaks $3 5 9 5
* 40 Pure Beef Patties .
TOTAL 3 BOXES - 83 SERVINGS FOR LESS
THAN $.40 PER SERVING — 15 LBS.
SUPER FREEZER SPECIAL
* 20 Rib Eye Steaks
* 27 Cube Beef Steaks $ 6 9 . 9 5
* 16 Chop Sirloin Steaks TOTAL 6 BOXES
* 40 Pure Beef Patties 187 SERVINGS FOR
* 66 Sausage Patties LESS THAN $.35 PER
* 20 Pork Chops (Approx.) SERVING - 31 LBS.
FULLY GUARANTEED
USDA INSPECTED AND APPROVED MEATS
PRIME FOOD, INC.
Cartersville, Georgia 30120
FREEZER TRUCK WILL BE LOCATED AT
SOUTK COMMERCE ST.—SUMMERVILLE, GA.
SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1982—9 A.M.-6 P.M.
. | *s# FREE POTATOES WITH ANY STEAK ORDER
Lz i *ls# FREE POTATOES WITH ANY SPECIAL!
bids. The ladies put in over 1,000 hours
making the quilt, which will fit a double
or queen-size bed (78 inches by 95
inches). Anf'one wantin%{t,o make a bid
on the quilt may call Mrs. Farrow at
895-4485 or send a written bid to her —
Mrs. Frances Farrow, Lyerly, Ga. 30730.
The quilt will be on display in Summer
ville at various times before the bazaar.
were Sidney Cooper (right) and Pam
Echols (left), memgers of the chamber’s
beautification committee. The award was
presented to Stansell for the recent
renovation on the store building.
Community
Jottings
By Miss Mary Brown
857-2349
‘Mrs. Ezelle Rounsaville
has returned home after being
;{patient at Chattooga County
ospital.
Lee Forest Mostiller has
returned home after undergo
ing surgery at Floyd Medical
Center. A speedy recovery is
wished for him.
Get-well wishes go to Mrs.
Helen Wooten and Luke
Howard, patients at Chat
toog: County Hospital.
iss Mary Brown visited
Mrs. Nellie Stallings and Mrs.
Dot Landrum Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. Juanita Jones from
Dayton, Ohio, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat
thew Price, and her sister,
Mrs. Anna Morton.
Mrs. Frances Reece of
Atlanta was home last
weekend visiting her son,
Joeli', who fractured his foot
while playing tennis. She also
visited her mother, Mrs.
Helen Scott. Mrs. Mae Helen
Underwood has returned to
Saginaw, Mich., .after vaca
tioning with her inother, Mrs.
Scott, and sister, Mrs.
Frances Reece.
Mrs. Juanita Davis has
returned home from Redmond
Park Hospital, and Mrs.
Lissie Wooten is a patient at
Fl(fi'd Medical Center. Get
well wishes go to them.
The Women of New Bethel
Baptist Church will hold their
Woman's Da({ Anniversary
g‘rogram Sun af' at 11 a.m.
he speaker will be Mrs. Lisa
Leath from Chattanooga,
Tenn. Mrs. Betty Moore is the
gresident and the Rev. O.J.
ordan is pastor.
Mrs. Luke Howard had as
her guests last week, Mrs.
Denice Williams, Mrs. Helen
Perry and Ray Ludy.
Mrs. Zella Miller had as
her guest over the weekend
her grandson, Cantrell Shrop
shire, from Fort Myers, Fla.
Cantrell is also visiting his
other grandmother, Mrs.
Pauline Stamper, and family.
An appreciation service
and baby contest was held at
Lawrence Chapel United
Methodist Church in Menlo
Sunday.
Attending from here were:
Mr. and Mrs. West Starr,
Terri and Vickie and Joyce
Starr, Mrs. Jackie Dallas, Qui
niona and Sha, Robert Lee
Starr, Mrs. Brunetta Pender
and Craifi, Mrs. Elaine Wig
fi'ns, Johannes, Erika and
iera, Mrs. Betty Adams,
Mrs. Bernice Bl};ir, Mrs.
Danette Hudson and
Michelle, Mrs. Denice Brown,
Alissia and Nakia, Bill
- EXTRA -
20 Pc. Boneless
RIB EYE
5# Case
$18.95
10 Close Trim
T - BONE
5 # Case
$17.95
10 Close Trim
BONELESS
STRIPS
5 # Case
$18.95
16 Servings
CHOP SIRLOIN
STEAK
5 # Case
$13.50
40 Pure
BEEF PATTIES
100% PURE
s#Case
$10.95
STEW
BEEF TIPS
5 # Case
$11.50
ASK ABOUT
TODAY'S ;
SPECIAL
12 Servings
CHICKEN
BREAST
5 # Case
58.95
12 Servings -
WHOLE
CHICKEN LEGS
5 # Case
$6.95
5 # Case
CHICKEN
WINGS
$495
Christopher, Monica and
Tammy Adams, Raquel Scott
and Neisha Daniels, Mrs.
Judy Summerlin, Robert,
Kevin, Denice and Byron,
Miss Deidre Wooten and
David Shepherd.
There was a crownini for
the baby contest and little
Sha Knowles was queen with
Desman Thornton, first
runner-up and Mastashia
Thompson, second runner-up.
A drawing to benefit tfie
building fund was also held
with 10 leloundso of sugar being
won by Mrs. Ann Perry of Dry
Valley and a ham won by Mrs.
Brunetta Pender of Summer
ville.
Hag/fy anniversary wishes
fi) to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
clver of Mcßae on their
eighth anniversary. Mrs.
Mclver is the former Marcella
Lorxllon. y :
so, happy anniversary
wishes go to Mr. and Mrs.
James Brown July 3, their
eighth anniversary. Mrs.
Brown is the former Denice
Vaughn.
Mrs. Denise Brown, Nakia
and Alissa visited Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Evans Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Ruth Starr and
grandson David (BEBE)
visited Pete Knowles in Menlo
Sunday and attended service
at Lawrence Chapel.
Mrs. Jackie Dallas and Sha
were dinner fguests of Pete
Knowles and family Sunday.
Mrs. Wanda Evans of
Atlanta was visiting her
Earents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
vans Sr., over the weekend.
Youth Night
Observed
Youth night was observed
Sunday at Ridgeway Baptist
Church. Robert Patterson, a
former pastor, was the guest
preacher and the youth choir
of the church had charge of
the singing.
Refreshments were served
in the fellowship hall following
the service honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Skates. Mr. Skates
has accepted a full-time posi
tion as minister of music and
youth at a church in the
Atlanta area.
Tim Hall will be the new
youth music director at
Ridgeway and Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Vanpelt will be the
youth activities leaders.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and
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Pennville Cub Scout Pack 14
Members of Pennville’s Cub Scout Pack
have been attending daly camp at Camp
Sidney Dew in Rosedale. Members are,
front row, L-R, Jay Hurst, Nathan Har
ris, Eugene McWhorter, Timmy Hadley,
Moth
Reports
Georgia is surrounded by
small infestations of Gypsy
Moths in South Carolina,
North Carolina, Alabama and
Florida, according to En
tomologist Terry Price of the
Georgia Forestry Commis
sion.
He said the Commission is
cooperating again this sum
mer with USDA-APHIS per
sonnel in setting moth traps.
Price said 23 male moths
were tra;:f)ed in Georgia last
year and Commission en
tomologists will be
cooperating with various in
vestigators this year to iden
tify the forest areas that are
most susceptible to the
moths.
Traps will also be screened
for possible native predators
and parasites. The threat of
Gypsy moths to Georgia’s
vast forest lands is realistic
and early detection will be the
best defense in preventing
larger outbreaks, he said.
Fred S. Hall, Chattooga
County Forest Ranger asfis
that Chattooga Countians
report to his office any
suspected outbreaks.
Mrs. Vanpelt and A. C. Davis,
pastor, extend to all youth of
the area a special invitation to
attend services at the church.
Todd Hurst, Adam Carroll, John Brown,
back row, Scout leaders Vera
McWhorter, the Rev. Carl Hadley, Cathy
Brown and Tony Carroll.
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McCarley Attends
The 14th Annual Bulldo(g Football Camp was held
June 13 in Athens. Attending from Chattooga Coun:fi
was Jimmy McCarley, standing next to head footb
coach Vince Dooley with the Georgia Coliseum in the
background.