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TRION
Sincere sympathy is ex
tended to the family of Chan
Sprarberry who passed away
April 30,
Mr. and Mrs, George
Brooks of Summerville visited
the Rev. Lee Cochran and Mrs,
Cochran last week on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Espy
fipent from Friday until Sun
ay with Mrs. Betty Conway
and family in Rossville. Mrs.
Conway is Mrs. Espy'’s sister.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James Fountain during the
g‘ast week were: Mr, ancf Mrs.
om Cole of Menlo and Mrs,
Lillian Gaines of Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Gaines is Mrs. Fountain's
sister and has been visiting for
the past week. While here she
has visited other relatives as
well as lots of friends.
Mrs. Willie Hutchins, Mrs.
Bessie Tudor and Mrs. Emma
Cochran visited Mrs. Nell
Ramey Sunday afternoon.
Visiting Mrs. S. A. Dillard
and Jesse Campbell durixég the
gast week were: Mrs. Hairel
agle‘y; and Brenda Davenport,
Mrs. Paul Meredith of Rome,
Mrs. Jackie Haney, Walter
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs, James
Long, Mrs. Sara Jo Borosay,
Mrs. Teresa Blackmon, Mrs.
Ralph Van Pelt, Nicklous and
Katgdeen of Rinfigold, Miss
Beth Hayes of Rome, Billy
Hayes of Ellig‘ay, Mrs. Bessie
Young, Mrs. Frances Ball and
Mrs. Willie Mae Ball of
Rossville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Campbell, Mrs. Inez Brown,
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Dorothy Ellison, Mrs. Agnes
Weaver and Mrs. Sammy
Blackmon and Jacob.
Get-well wishes are sent to
Bobby Lively who was carried
to Floyd Medical Center last
week on Wednesday ni?ht.
Mrs. Belvie Mcßae of Sum
merville spent last week in
Villa Rica visiting Mrs. Grace
Tucker, John Berry and
Johnng Tucker. She returned
home Saturday and is feeling
lots better.
Sf'mpathy is sent to the
family of Albert Croy who
passed away Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frani Pence
and David and Mrs. Eva
Evans attended the birthday
dinner for Mrs. Eula Hickman
April 27.
Mrs. Gertie McDonald of
Austell is visitini Mrs. Willie
Hutchins and other relatives
and friends this week.
Continued get-well wishes
are sent to Jesse Campbell who
is confined to his home.
Mrs. Pete Howell and Jane
Whitmire of Atlanta visited
Pete's granddaughter, MelodK.
in Forest City, Ark., last week.
While there, Melody carried
them to “Graceland” in Mem
phis, Tenn., and they also
visited the hospitals in Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mrs. Helen Bartlett f‘fent
Sunday ngfht with Mrs. og'd
(Velma) Hayes. We wish for
Mrs. Hayes a complete
recove:i' from her stay in the
hospital.
Mrs. Letha Pledger and Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Copeland
visited Mr. and Mrs. annis
Bandy and daughter Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Willie Hutchins and
Mrs. Gertie McDonald visited
the Rev. Lee Cochran and Mrs.
Cochran last week on Tuesday
afternoon. They visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Comer of
Cloudland Wednesday.
Carl Blackmon passed
away Monday morning in
Chattooga County Hospital.
Our sympathy is extended to
his family in their loss.
Mrs. Helen Dooley and
Mrs. Beatrice Burton visited
Mrs. Nell Ramey Saturday.
Mrs. Georgia Palmour,
Frances and Maxine had lunch
Sunday with Mrs. Bessie
Weaver.
Get-well wishes are sent to
Mrs. Kathleen Maddux.
Enjoying the Conway Twit
ty and Jerry Clower Show
Saturday in Calhoun were
Brenda Davenport, Wanda
Meredith, Faj'e Bagley and
Mattie Dillard. They enjoyed
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having supper at Cafitain D’s.
Sincere sympathy is ex
tended to the family of Mrs.
Mattie Howard who passed
away Saturday momini.
Mrs, Mildred Gilreath gave
her husband, Winton, a birth
day dinner Monday, May 5.
Those attendinfi were: Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley (Helen) Bartlett,
Bill Bartlett, Mrs. Katherine
Allen of Gaglesville, Ala., and
Mrs. Rosie Crowe of Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gass
and little Lee of Menlo visited
Mr. and Mrs. James Fountain
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and l;ddrs. Robert 3::1-
mings enjoyed supper at Long
John Sifver’s in LaFayette
Saturday.
Mrs. Auburn Yarbrogfh
and Jerry of Rome visited Mr.
and Mrs. James Fountain Sun
day afternoon.
Enjoying Decoration Day
SundaKd at Sand Rock, Ala.,
were Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
(Margie) Helms, Mrs. George
(Granny) Helms, Sr., the Rev.
J ohnnY Helms and Mrs. (Nan
cy) Helms. Th?' carried lunch
and flowers and had a wonder
ful time.
Mrs. Helen Bartlett en
joyed %:oing on a tour with the
Eroup m Trion First Bag)tist
hurch of the Martha Berry
School and grounds last week.
The WMU of Mountain
View Baptist Church met Sun
day, Mely 4, at 5 p.m. at the
church. The meeti.ng was open
ed with prayer by Sue Carroll.
Minutes were read by
secretary-treasurer, Kathleen
Baggett. The lesson, ‘“The Dif
ference One Family Can Do,”
Acts 16:1-3, was taught by
Gertrude Howell. The meenn%
was closed with a unison o
pra*er.
hose present were: Mrs.
Frances Owenby, Mrs. Hazel
Elrod, Mrs. Ann Cothran, Mrs.
Kathleen Baifgett, Mrs. Ger
grudcla Hcfive ,HMrsl. PAn%;nda
esley, Mrs. Haze ore
and N?x"s. Sue Carroll.
Trion Hospital
Reunion Set
All former Trion Hospital
employees and their families
~ are invited to the annual Trion
Hospital Picnic Reunion Satur
day, Mafi 17, at 1 o’clock at
James H. “Sloppy” Floyd
State Park.
Everyone is asked to bring
- a covered dish.
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Starkey Named ‘Lawman Of The Year’
Chief David Starkey of the Trion Police
Department has been named the
Summerville-Trion Optimist Club’s
Lawmen of the Year durinhf the club’s
observance of Law Week, May 1-7. The
Optimists, through this observance, hotpe
to create a climate in which respect for
Unemployment Rate
Down From Last Year
Georgia Commissiner of
Labor Joe D. Tanner said to
day the unemployment rate
among residents of the Coosa
Vall:{ Area Planning and
Development Commission was
down to a preliminary 6.9 per
cent in March from a revised
7.3 Bercent in February.
ommissioner Tanner at
tributed the drop in the jobless
rate to increased employment
in contract construction, ser
vice and trade industries and
some manufacturing.
Chattooga’s unemployment
rate was 8.4 percent for March,
1986. The revised February
rate for Chattooga County was
9.1 nt.
"Fhe rate for March, 1985
was 15.5 percent.
Tl;)elodecline in the area‘?
unemployment rate was 0!
a statewide trendin pv::!l;tich
joblessness among six of
Georgia's 12 APDCs dropped,
four went up and two remain
ed unchanged over the month.
In March, the area’s civilian
labor force totaled 172,012; of
those residents, 160,158 were
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cooperation between citizens and their
law enforcement. Pictured left to right are
Optimist president, John Martin; Op
timist member, Steve Duncan; Starkey;
and Optimist member, Ronnie Winters.
working and 11,854 were
unemployed. The labor force is
the totaly number of residents
either working or jobless, but
actively seeking work. The
unemployment rate in an
APD@is {ased on the number
of residents 16 years and older
who are in the job market but
unable to find employment.
During the previous month,
February, the APDC’s labor
force totaled 170,682 with
158,229 on the job and 12,453
unemployed. In March, 1985,
when the area’s jobless rate
was 9.5 percent, the labor force
totaled 168,911, of which
16,082 were without work and
152,829 were employed,
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Most merchandise available
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representing an employment
growth rate of 4.8 percent over
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Car Wash
Saturday
The youth department of
Summerville First United
Methodist Church is sponsor
ing a car wash Saturday, May
10, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the
church.
The cost for washing the
outside only is $2 and for both
inside and outside, $3.
Lemonade and cookies will
also be sold by the group.
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‘The Summerville News, May 8,1986 . .....
Horoscope
TAURUS — April 21 to May 20 — Plan at least one-half h
eachdaywhendv;oucanbelfimtomditm.\(wtflm
_tl;):comumuch arer when you take the time to examine your
oughts.
G%MINI — May 21 to June 20 — Take care of needed im
provements to property you own. You had better cooperate with
associates who own an interest with you.
CANCER — June 21 to July 22 — Make a decision now on
where you will sg:nd your summer vacation. Start now to/build
;mardrol;b:fiort trip. If you are clever with selections, the cost
ill not t.
wo-?@za mf.fi:f' 22—Takeweofnmndeor
respondence. Write to family members. Good news be for
thcoming soon. A member of your family achieves outstanding
success.
VIRGO — Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 — Unexpected company shows
us. Bepmredqwslthawell-stocked pantry. Preparing food ahead
of time give you more free time to enjoy your guests.
LIBRA — Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 — Shoppmngay be better in
a nearby city. Home improvement is a must. Minor repairs can
be taken care of with little effort.
SCORPIO — Oct, 23 to Nov. 22 — Set a good example,
especially for younger persons. Follow the rules. Do your best
in all endeavors.
SAGITTARIUS — Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 — A letter arrives from
someone from whom you have not heard for years. The informa
tion given is something you have been curious about for quite
some time.
CAPRICORN — Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 — You have a long-term
job to complete. You can do it with ease because it is something
you tru‘}y want to do.
AQUARIUS ~ Jan. 20 to Feb. 18 — Your enthusiasm is at
alow ebb earlfi'fiin the week. As the weekend draws near, however,
your sg;cirits ift.
PISCES — Feb. 19 to March 20 — Take care of much needed
improvements around your home. You can raise the value of your
property grea;l{ with a little effort.
ARIES — March 21 to April 20 — You can achieve your ideal
weight if you will plan a sensible diet and stick with it. When
you do, you will discover a whole new world of interests.
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