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Judge Loggins Looks Over Equipment
Chattooga County Superior Court Judge
“Bo” Loggins was one of the some 200
visitors who attended the open house at
J. P. Smith Lumber Company in Menlo.
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An employee of J. P. Smith Lumber Com
pany demonstrates operations in the trim
mer and gang saw room Saturday at open
house. Over 200 visitors toured the facili
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Shows Saw Sharpener Operation
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Eany shows some visitors at the open
ouse Saturday the operations in the saw
sharpening room. The band saw is in the
foregrouns. The saw will last about four
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J. P. Smith Lumber Co. Holds Open House Saturday
Judge Loggins is shown looking at the
waste conveyor to the chifper operation.
(Photo by Earl McConnell).
ty in Menlo and were treated to the latest
technology in equigment for hardwood
operations. (Photo by Earl McConnell).
hours until it needs sharpening. The band
saw is 47-feet long and 14 inches wide and
made of 14-gauge steel. (Photo by Earl
McConnell).
GEMINI l
GEMINI — May 21 to June 20 — Your life takes a new direc
tion. Although it seems difficult in the beginning, you soon get ‘
things P?Oinfi really well. You like your new lifestyle.
CANCER — June 21 to July 22 — You are much admired
for your hard work. Your positive attitude wins friends for you.
Be sincere in f'our relationships with others.
LEO — July 23 to Aug. 22 — This week’s o[)portunities and
pleasures are many. You may receive a windfall. A new position
could be available to you.
VIRGO — Aug. 23 to Se&t. 22 — Avoid being too outsgoken
now. Think before you speak. A small gift for a child or for an
elderly Rerson will be greatly afzpreciated.
LIBRA — Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 — Everything you do seems
to turn out right this week. After being on the wronf track when
almost everything seemed to go wrong, you are e ated at this
turn of events,
SCORPIO — Oct. 23 to Nov. 22 — Get your clothes gacked
for a trip to your old home place. It will feel good to be back in
old familiar surroundings. You are flooded with pleasant
memories from the past.
SAGITTARIUS — Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 — Children are joyful
this week as the end of the school year draws near. Plan the sum
mer for Kounger children. Keeping them busy will keep them out
of mischief.
CAPRICORN - Dec, 22 to Jan, 19 — Sglelk softly. When
you burst forth with loud proclamations family and friends are
turlri\fed off. Tension is relieved when you take a quieter approach
to life.
AQUARIUS — Jan. 20 to Feb. 18 — The time is right for
making that purchase of a luxurious item you have been wan
tini’for so long. A loved one will be comhg home soon from afar.
ISCES — Feb. 19 to March 20 — Better gau on a flirta
tion. It won't be worth the fireworks you could get caught in.
Be loaal to mate. ‘
ARIES — March 21 to April 20 — A happy reunion with lov
“cll ones is in store for you. Plan ahead so food is prepared in
advance. '
TAURUS — April 21 to May 20 — Be more &ztient in your
dnnnfs with others. Because you know something, does not
mean that someone else does.
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J.P. Smith Lumber Company owner,
J. P. Smith, center, is shown greeting
Leroy Tucker and other visitors at open
house at the lumber company Saturday
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Over 200 visitors toured the J. P. Smith
Lumber Compan%' in Menlo Saturday dur
ing oYen house. The plant which has been
rebuilt since a devastating fire has been
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A visitor to the open house at J. P. Smith
Lumber Company in Menlo Saturday
looks over equipment in the band saw
J. P. Smith Greets Visitors
Visitor Watches Band Saw
First Federal Names Hollis
The Board of Directors of
First Federal Savings and
Loan Association of Summer
ville announces the hirinr‘g of
Ron Hillis as President of First
Federal.
Hollis is a native of
Alabama. He and his wife,
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in Menlo. The hardwood-specialty com
fiirg emlf)loys 35. (Photo by Earl
cConnell).
running since J anuari'. Here, an employee
watches as finished lumber comes down
the chute to be stacked. (Photo by Earl
McConnell).
area at the facility. The local industry
employs 35 people. (Photo by Earl
McConnell).
Charlotte, presently reside in
Fort Paf'ne. Ala., with their
three children, Ronnie, Rhonda
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ollis has been in anku:s
for 24 years, having work
with several banks in Alabama.
The Summerville News, Thursday, June 12,1986 . . .
J. P. Smith Lumber Company held an open house
Saturday at the plant in Menlo.
Over 200 visitors toured the ultra modern opera
tion. The plant features the latest technology in hard
wood equipment.
The company faced a devastating fire in April of
1984 and have rebuilt and been in operation with the
new equipment since January of this year. The plant
employs 35.
Visitors to the plant toured the entire operation
from trees to finished products to the complete use
of waste products, (chips, bark and sawdust).
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Virginia Kathleen Chester
To Wed Alan Rutledge
Mr. and Mrs. John Chester
of Henagar, Ala., announce the
engagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Virsi.nia Kathleen, to Alan Lee
Rutledge, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Rutledge of
Summerville.
The bride-elect is the grand-
Flyin and che late G- H. Flymn.
ynn t te G. H. y
and the late Mr. and 1511:2.
William Bartley Chester.
She is a 1982 firaduate of
Sylvania High School and is
emplcged by The Heil Co. in
Fort Payne, Ala.
~ The prospective bride-
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firoom is the grandson of Mrs.
üby Crisler of Cedar Bluff,
Ala., and the late Lester Crisler
and Elva Baldwin Crisler and
Mrs. Mary Rutled%e of Hunt
sville, Ala., and the late Walter
Rutledge and Sarah Pilgram
Rut.ledge.
He is a 1979 graduate of
Trion Hi%h School and is
employed by Varco Pruden in
Rainsville, Ala.
The wedding will be an
event of June 28 at 26).m. at
Hagry Home Baptist Church.
o formal invitations will
be sent, but all friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
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