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The Summerville News, Thursday, July 24, 1986
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Highway 337 Widening Proposed At Menlo
Residents along Highway 337 from Menlo
to Walker County, Chattooga County of
ficials and Georgia Department of
TransEortation engineers attended a
three-hour hearing late Monday at Menlo
Cit{ Hall on the prggosed widening of the
highway. DOT scheduling engineer Frank
Penson, Cartersville, said 33 people at
tended the hearing with most supporting
the project. At the request o? some
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at proposed highway grades at some loca
tions, he said. The project would not be
ready to let for bids for another 18
months, he speculated. Highway 337
would be widgned from near Cfielsea
Church 5.9 miles north to the Walker
County line. Lanes would be 12 feet wide
with six-foot shoulders. (Staff photo).
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Mrs. Scott Jackson was
honored with a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Woodall in Dry
Valley July 17. Mrs. Troyce
Hayes and Carolyn Johnston
were hostesses.
Attending were Mrs. Deb
bie Howell, l\frs. Neena Young,
Miss Rhonda Meadows, Mrs.
Velma Wyatt, Mrs. Annie Mae
Kimbell, {'hs. Claudia Wfim.
Mrs. Martha Bishop, Mrs,
Peggy Dover, Mrs. 'l‘rl&yce
Hayes and Jessie, rs.
Carolyn Johnston, and grand
children, Brook Hammond and
Jason Morris of Ellijay, and
the honoree.
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CORRECTION: Mr. and
Mrs. John Comer visited Mrs.
Comer's brother, Lee Gilbreath
in LaFayette, Sunday, July 13.
Mrs. Lavenia Strawn was
fiuest of Mrs. Frances House in
olland last week on
Wednesday.
David Tidmore of
Cloudland visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ’Edmore.
Monday afternoon.
A sgeed{' recovery is wish
ed for Harold D. Ragland who
was injured in an accident in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. James Busbin
had as guests over the weekend
their daughters, Miss Melody
Busbin and Mrs. Betty Lee
Finley of Nashville, Tenn., who
were guests at Lyerly Church
of Christ for Sunday morning
worship services.
Mrs. George Sitton of Sum
merville visited her sister, Mrs.
Madelyn Edwards, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Madelyn Edwards
visited Mrs. Margaret Wood
and Mrs. Ola Ozment, her
mother, Monday morning. She
also visited Mrs. Ruby Mor
rison and Lena Mae Morrison.
Misses Amy and Jennifer
Parker have been visitinitheir
sister, Miss Janett Parker in
Raleigh, N. C., the past week.
Mrs. Sherry Bishop of Sum
merville, Mrs. Madelyn Ed
wards and Miss Christin Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimbell
visited Mrs. Harold Bishop
Monday.
Dave Johnston of Summer
ville visited his grandmother,
Mrs. Velma Wyatt, Sunday
afternoon.
Brook Hammond and
Jason Morris of Ellijay were
guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Johnston
in Dry Valley, last week.
Get-well wishes are extend
ed to William Anderson.
Get-well wishes go to Jason
Jones.
Mrs. Grace Sentell and
Mrs. Maggie Hogg visited Mr.
Lyerly
Happenings
By Mrs. Martha Bishop
Phone 895.-3381
and Mrs. Arthur Powell last
week on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stall
ings, Lance and Brad, Mrs.
Ruth Kinsey of Pennville and
Mrs. Bessie Mae of Cedar
Bluff, Ala., were dinner guests
Sunday of Mrs. El:lura
Stallinfs.
Willie Bearden of Trion
Heights Balptist Church
visited Mrs. Laura Stallings
last week on Tuesday morning.
Dannf' Powell of Broom
town, Ala., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Powell last week
on Wednesd;fy afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacky Jones,
Clinton and Matthew are mov
ing to Virginia this week. They
were honored with a dinner by
friends and relatives of the
family. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dodd of
Summerville, Mr. and Mrs.
Sheila Minard, Tommy and
Kevin and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Studdard, Donna, Jill and
Domlx\%.
rs. Grace Sentell of Berea
was Sunday dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimbell.
Mrs. Madelyn Edwards and
Mrs. Roger Jones, Christin and
Jason were guests last week on
Wednesday of Mrs. Harold
Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Blythe and Mrs. Grovine Jones
were spend-the-day guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bishop.
Those from the Lyerly area
who attended the third Sunday
singing at Pleasant Grove
Church of Christ Sunday after
noon were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Kimbell, Mrs. Grace Sentell,
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Blythe,
Mrs. Grovine Jones, Mrs.
Harold Bishop, Roger Jones
and Christin.
Mr. and Mrs. Winford
Sisemore were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby gil:semore
and Joey in Fort Oglethorpe
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimbell
were in LaFayette for a visit
with Mrs. Ella McFadden Fri
day afternoon.
Several ladies in the Lyer
ly Homemakers group enjoyed
a poolside dinner along with ice
cream and cake last week on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Nancy %Vhite in Summerville.
Those present were Mrs.
Wilene Bishop, Mrs. Irene
Bishop, Mrs. glaudia Wyatt,
Mrs. Edna Cook, Mrs. Tina
Ham and Addie Ham, Mrs.
Claude Bridges, Mrs. Ophelia
Brooks, Mrs. Doris Fletcher
and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bishop
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mosley in
Broomtown, Ala.
A sg/tlaedy recovery is wish
ed for Mrs. Frances Pledger.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Tucker during the past
week were: Mrs. Dorothy
Haroldson of Jacksonville,
Fla., and William L. Short on
Sunday; Shamblin Tucker of
Broomtown, Ala., and Mrs.
Roy Farrow and son, Tommy
of Menlo on Saturday; and
Mrs. Gary Young of the Silver
Hill community and Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Montgomery on
Friday.
Last Week's Letter
Mrs. Kathleen Duncan was
guest of Mrs. Leona Hughes
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughes
of Jamestown, Ala., were
ests over the weekend of
fllrs. Leona Hughes.
Mrs. Susie Anderson was
guest of Mrs. Leona Hughes
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bishop were guests Saturday
afternoon of Mrs. Tezzie Lou
Ridley.
Mr. and - Mrs. G H
Buckner, Ben and Christina of
Cumming were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Strawn and
Mrs. LaVenia Strawn over the
weekend.
A speedy recovery is wish
ed for Mrs. Alice Walflace. Mrs.
Harold Bishop visited Mrs.
Wallace Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Roger Jones, Christin
and Jason and Mrs. Harold
Bishop were guests Friday of
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Blythe,
Mrs. Grovine Jones and Mrs.
Ethel Butler in Cedar Bluff,
Ala.
Mrs. Linda Brown, C.J.
and Joe, Mrs. Roger Jones,
Christin and Jason and Mrs.
Harold Bishop enjoyed a
watermelon cutting at the
home of Mrs. Haro%d Bishop
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Busbin, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pat
ty, Mrs. Grace Sentell and Mrs.
Harold Bishop were guests
Sunday afternoon of Mrs. Ella
McFa(i:ien and other friends at
LaFayette Health Care Center.
Mrs. Grace Sentell and
Mrs. Harold Bishop were Sun
day evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Cleveland in
LaFayette.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D.
Henderson and grandchildren,
Christie, Robbie and Thomas
of Rome were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Kimbell and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Bishop
Monday.
A drawing class will con
tinue on Mondays through
Aug. 18 at Berry ('},ollege from
1 until 3 p.m. each class period.
The fee 1s $25. .
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SP/4 WESTMORELAND
Berryton
Native
On Jump
SP/4 Kenneth Reese
Westmoreland, 53rd Airborne
Battalion, Combat Team, Ita
ly. recently completed an ex
change jump with airborne
units of the Germany military.
Westmoreland earned a Ger
man jump wing for the exer
cise. Only 60 out of 800 ser
vicemen were chosen for the
jump. Westmoreland used a
German parachute and jumped
1,500 feet from a Chinook
helicorter. The 53rd Airborne
Battalion is the only airborne
combat unit in Europe.
The serviceman and his
wife, Melody Greer, returned to
the U. S. in June and current
ly reside at Fort Bragg, N. C.
Westmoreland is the son of
Kenneth and Fay
Westmoreland, Berryton.
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Cigarette (Causes
Menlo Hay Fire?
A fire that destroyed about
150 bales of ha}y July 11 on
Highway 48 at Peach Orchard
Road near Menlo may have
started from a cigarette, rather
than from a wheel hearinp‘; ac
cording to Fondren Wright.
Initial indications were that
a wheel bearing may have caus
ed the fire but Wrifiht said the
blaze appeared to have begun
high on the stack of hay on a
trailer, rather than at the bot
tom. "It jumped across the top
and set fire to the other side
and burned up the tires on that
side first,”" he said. His son,
Malcolm, was driver of the
truck pulling the hay trailer.
Describing the ggrv as a
freak incident, Wright said it
may have started with a pass
ing motorist flipping a lighted
cigarette onto Lfle hay. But, he
added, no one is certain how
the blaze was ignited.
The fire created thick
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smoke in the area around noon
July 11 and caused Menlo
firemen some roblems
because the hay was sifficult to
extinguish.
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Commission
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Meet Friday
Historian Bob Baker,
Atlanta, is expected to attend
the quarterly meeting of the
Chattooga County Ses.
quicentennial Commission at 7
p.m. Friday in the community
room, Farmers and Merchants
Bank, Summerville.
The panel recently elected
Pam Echols chairman of its
Events Committee.