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The Chattooga County Youn% Farmers
Wives Auxifiary recently selected its
new officers for the 1983 term. The new
officers and their positions include (first
row, L-R) Darlene Scoggins, vice presi
Meadows Appointed
Benefit Chairperson
Mrs. Becky Meadows, has
been appointed Chairman for
the annual ‘“Wheels for Life”
Bike-a-Thon in Summerville,
to benefit St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital. The event
is scheduled for March 26,
with a rain date of April 2.
St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital is a
research-treatment-education
center where physicians and
scientists working side by
side have actually succeeded
in rewriting medical tex
thooks through painstaking
research and treatment ad
vances.
This institution, now the
largest childhood cancer
research center in America,
owes its establishment to a
promise made years ago by
entertainer, Danny Thomas.
His dream became reality
when the doors of this non
sectarian research hospital
MEDICARE
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P. 0. Box 246 Rome, Ga. 30161
or Phone 295-7170
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ADDRESS — — — ———
ROCK SPRING, GA.
Saturday, April 2, 1983 — 10 a.m.
7th Annual Spring ‘
Farm and Construction
Machinery Sale
Thisis a conslqninent auction. Bring your surplus equipment and turn it into cash. We are ex
pecting a large selection of machinery for this sale and we are now accepting consignments.
Commission Rates Will Be As Follows: Up to $500.00 — 10%; Above
$500.00 —5%; Minimum charge — $3 — per item.
Seller must be present to reject bids on his equipment
OTHERWISE ALL SALES FINAL
PARTIAL LISTING — * MF 275 Diesel * MF 285 Diesel
* MF 165 Diesel * DJ John Deere B * 1976 Chevrolet 1-ton
*9 N Ford * L 285 Kabota Tractor " 16’ 2-axle Trailer
* 16’ Gooseneck Trailer with loader * 12’ Maulding Paving
+ 25’ (sth wheel) Lowboy * Several Plows & Har - Machlne good condi
Trailer rows tion
' Terms: Cash or Good Check On Sale Date — No Exceptions!
LAND & AUCTION, INC.
HWY. 27 SOUTH — P. 0. BOX 38 — ROCK SPRING, GA. 30739
PHONE OFFICE (404) 764-1226 CHATT. (615) 265-4088
GA. AUCTIONEER LICENSE NOS. 117, 119, 120
LICENSED — BONDED — INSURED
New Wives Auxiliary Officers
opened in 1962 dedicated sole
-3' to the conquest of hopeless
iseases of children.
When St. Jude Hospital
accepted its first patient, the
survival rate for children
diagnosed with acute lf'm
phocytic leukemia was less
than 5 percent. Today, the
disease-free survival figure for
children in long-term remis
sion has grown to more than
50 percent. Procedures that
originated at St. Jude are now
being used to treat children
throughout the United States
and other parts of the world.
St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital has treated
children from 43 states and 29
foreign countries. Upon refer
ral from their physician they
are admitted to a research
study without regard to race,
creed, national origin, or abili
ty to pay. The sole criterion is
dent, and Myra McCary, president; (se
cond row) Sue Mathis, pu%lic relations;
Gloria Moseley, advisor; and Mary
Frances Dawson, treasurer. Not shown is
Diane Ward, secretary.
Logan Of Trion
Gets West
Ga. Degree
Dr. Maurice Townsend,
West Georgia College presi
dent, awarded degrees to 172
students in graduation exer
cises at the college March 20
in the Health and Physical
Education Building.
Dr. James L. éreen. pro
fessor emeritus of economics
at the University of Georgia,
delivered the commencement
address to 72 graduate degree
recipients, 93 baccalaureate
recipients, and seven reci
pients of associate (two-year)
degrees.
Those receiving degrees
from Trion was H. Daniel
Logan, B.S. in Physical
Education.
Knitting Class
Sets Potluck
Luncheon
The Knitting Class of
the Summervilfia Recrea
tion Center will have their
annual Easter Pot-Luck
Luncheon Wednesday,
March 30, at 10 a.m. All
friends are invited.
a medical determination that
their disease is under study.
They receive the very best and
latest total medical care
because it is through these
children that we will learn how
to save others. o '
St. Jude Hospital is largely
su;‘))ported by voluntary con
tributions which are tax
deductible. Events such as the
“Wheels for Life’’ bike ride
raise the funds to continue the
research and treatment pro
grams which are freely shared
with all physicians and
research scientists, extending
the benefits of its work
beyond its walls to children
throughout the world.
Summerville Couple Helps
Ala. Comatose Patient
By PAM PURCELL
Staff Writer
A desire to help others is
the reason a Chattooga Coun
ty woman decided to give a
Eercentage of her new
usiness profits to a fund
helging a sick woman in
Alabama that she did not even
know.
Mrs. Cheryl J. Adams of
Summerville and her husband,
Terrg. recent(lJy established
the Christian Card Company.
Through the company Mrs.
Adams will create and desitgn
greeting cards. She has so far
esi%ned one card that is
suitable for giving during the
Easter and gll\ristmas season.
Through the sale of the
cards the Adams’ plan to help
Mrs. Sherry Crider of Centre,
Ala., formerly of Cave Spring.
Mrs. Crider was injured in an
automobile accident Aug. 5,
1982, and was pregnant at the
time. She has geen in a coma
since the accident. Somé
seven months ago while still
in the coma, Mrs. Crider gave
birth to her daughter. The
baby is regortedly doing fine.
Mrs. Crider remains in a
semi-coma beinlf able to res-
Eond occasionally by blinking
ler eyes or moving her
fm?ers. Mrs. Crider’s father
in-law, the Rev. Hoover
Crider, was pastor at Sardis
Baptist Church between Lyer
ly and Chattoogaville from
late 1974 until 1979.
“We heard about it (the
Crider story) on television one
night,”” explained the soft
spoken Mrs. Adams. It just
got to me. We decided we had
something we could do to help
them. We had planned to give
tithes from tge card sales.
After hearing the Crider story
we decided instead of givin
the tithes to the church we'g
give them to the fund. It
would be helping someone
that needed it. ghefixas to have
two private nurses. Each
stz:f's with her 12 hours a day
and that costs about $1,200 a
week.”’
Mrs. Adams said she drew
the card design before
Christmas and made a
number of the cards to give to
their family and friends. Since
then the Adams’ have had the
design printed into cards and
they put 15 cards to a box for
$4.50. From each box sold the
Adams’ will send $1 to the
fund in Cave Spring for Mrs.
Crider.
The card shows the mother
Mary holding the infant
Jesus. The verse inside reads:
‘‘Let’s make this a holy
season, The Lord being our
reason, And tell others there
is hope, In these times they
can cope.”’ In addition to the
pencil sketching by Mrs.
Adams, she also composes the
poems that go inside the
cards.
Mrs. Adams began putting
her drawing talent to work
about four years ago. The year
before that she began express
ing herself through her
poems.”’
“l worked in a mill and
anytime there was a death or
sickness I would send a
poem,”’ said Mrs. Adams. *‘l
could put my feelin%s on
paper better than I could say
them. I guess I was a little
shy. I started drawing after I
sketched a kitten for my little
niece one Sunday in church. I
gegiged it didn't look too
ad.
Holland Head
Start Auction
Planned
The Holland Head Start
will be sponsoring an auction
April 10 at 2 p.m. at the scout
hut pavilion in Summerville to
raise funds for their program.
Proceeds from the auction
will be used to purchase
educational toys and furniture
for the center. The auctioneers
will be Hugh Flarity and
Travis Money.
Area merchants are being
asked to donate various items
to be auctioned off. Local
residents wishing to make a
donation to the center may
contact Ann Tucker at
734-3074 or Frances Clark at
857-1066.
Crider Is
Appointed
Jeffery L. Crider, son of
Kenneth L. and Linda J.
Crider of 311 Chestnut St.,
Trion, has been appointed a
sergeant in the U.S. Air
Force.
The new non
commissioned officer com
pleted training in manage
ment in leadership, huamn
relations and NCB respon
sibilities, before being award
ed this status.
Crider is an inventory
management specialist at
RAF Fairford, England, with
the 2160th Communications
Squadron.
He is a 1979 graduate of
Trion High School.
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Design Of
Special Card
Mrs. Adams said it was her
husband’s idea to make the
cards. “‘He encouraged me to
combine my poems and my
drawings together. I also got a
lot of encouragement from my
mother-in-law. Over the years
I had only drawn a few tKings
for our friends. I do the cards
in a way to be a witness to
people. Since hearing about
Sherry Crider it’s our goal to
help other people through
some of our profits as well as
the message in the cards.”
Anyone wanting to pur
chase the cards can contact
Mrs. Adams at 895-4839 or
send a check and their order to
Terry Adams, Route 1 Box
511 A, Summerville, Ga.
30747. Anyone wanting to
make a donation to the fund
may send it to the Sherry
Crider Fund in care of the
Cave Spring Bank in Cave
Spring.
There Are A Lot Of Good Reasons For
Opening An Individual Retirement Account:
With an IRA you can deduct
up to S2OOO a year from
your Federal taxable income
or up to $2,250 for yourself
and a non-working spouse.
If your spouse is working you
may open separate IRA’s
and each deduct the
maximum $2,000 or 100%
of your income, whichever is
less.
By opening separate IRA’s
you can realize a S4OOO
deduction from your Federal
taxable income.
Under new eligibility rules
you can open an IRA
Account even if you're
enrolled in a pension or
profit-sharing plan at work.
For Rate Information call Ms. Susan Hayes at Summer
ville office or Ms. Pam Campbell at Trion office.
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The Summerville News, Thurs,, March 24, 1983
Lyerly Homemakers
Conduct March Meeting
The Lyerly Homemakers
held their March meetin% at
the home of Irene Bishop
Tuesday, March 8, with the
president, Carolyn Johnston,
presiding.
A project to raise money
for the cl% park shelter was
discussed. Plans also include a
concert and bake sale, also
serve eats at the ball park on a
Saturday night. Irene Bishop,
Carolyn Crawford, Wilene
Bishop, NancgeWhite and An
nie Mae Kimbell were named
as a committee to finalize the
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The Afirfl meeting will be
at the home of Cnrol‘y;n
Johnston with Recu John
Crawford guest :gea . This
will be a covered-dish affair
and husbands are invited.
Ted Clark from the county
office gave a slide-lecture pro
gram on gardening in Georgia
covering all phases of the
garden from soil preparation
to harvest.
Refreshments were served
by the hostess during the
social hour. — MB
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tax deferred until you begin
to withdraw funds from the
IRA at age 59Y2 or when
you retire. You may choose
to withdraw these IRA funds
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These withdrawals are then
taxed as ordinary income.
By then you will most likely
be in a lower income
bracket and you'll pay less
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