The Pembroke journal. (Pembroke, Ga.) 1969-1976, September 17, 1970, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage 6 -THE PEMBROKE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 17,1970 New B.C.H.S. Teachers by Debra Alford " Ty W| é f,; ¥ W } Mrs. Mary Lou Hunter by Debra Alford Veteran teacher, Ma ry Lou Hunter, has tau ght for 15 years before joining the teaching staff at Bryan County High. The longest time was 6 years at Glynn County Junior High School. Her parents are Mrs. J.M. Dupree of Ameri cus, Georgia, and the late J. Frank Myers. The rest of the family consists of one older brother, J. Frank Myer Jdr., one younger bhro ther, H. Carlton Myers and one younger sister, Mrs., Dan (Ruth) Wil liams, A 1938 graduate of Anthony High School, Americus, Georgia, she attended Georgia South western College for two years, and graduated from the University of Georgia in 1942 with a Bachelor of Science de gree in Home Eco nomics. She and her hushand, Gordon, have five chil dren, James, who lives in Blairsville, Georgia; Ann Wallace, living in Greenville, South Caro lina; and Lucy, Susan, and Penny Model of lnterstate North Othee Park now under development by Othe Planning Associates, a division of Cousins Propeetios, bncorporated. aki art in the construction of the already completed Pieg Life Building we drehitect: Stevens & Wilkinson Livctrical and Mechanical D ugineers Stevens & Wilkinson / Eleartcal Contractor: Inglett & Stubbs, In Cronera Cantrastor: P Co Dinkins, I Machanical ant Carrier Alanra Cor g - Loarey W= J 5 | A R ) rM w—— M,@“’f\ - — o e AN \Y\'\F 3 b L \ x‘.,‘\“‘ o1 « ‘NV ; ; w‘\§‘*\ s % \ PR Ty Wy Ny b R A ey N m‘"ﬁm; &gﬁ"«*kw spl B AN §z o o v 4 L& 8 Lo sy Ty .i: AR \‘*\\‘ b 9 /;»/ y 2 . How do you insure the comfort of - % v . . ‘.) 145 acres of buildings? '~ . . Electrically. Like Interstate 1 & ) ‘ North Office Park. A new development rises on the Atlanta horizon Interstate North Office Park. Like islands of business, the buildings will be grouped in clusters and surrounded by malls and green seas of landscaping. Creating a unique business environment. I'enants of the Piedmont Life Building, already com pleted, appreciate the all-electric concept of the office complex. Electric cooling and heating insure a comfort able working atmosphere vear ‘round Construction of the building went fast CCLrIc equip ment 1s casy to mstall, requires only one ¢nergy source Valuable office area is created when compact electric equipment is used. It saves space and allows great free dom of design. And in the construction business, time and space mean money Electricity can’t insure the life of vour business, but it can assure you clean, economical and convenient energy to power your enterprise. See one of our com mercial representatives for complete coverage of the facts Georgia Power Company eorgia Power Company T 4 ) 307518 " ) - & R A citizen wherever we serve . Mrs, Catherine Hawkins by Debra Alford Catherine H., Hawkins, the Eighth and Ninth Grade English teacher, ~ i 8 an out-of-stater, ha iling from our neighbo ring state of Alabama, Her parents, Mr, and Mrs, J.T. Hannon, re side in Bessemer, Ala bama. She is the you ngest child of the fa mily, having two older brothers, Jack and Dick Hannon, and an older sister, Virginina Wil liams. A 1964 graduate of Be~ ssemer High School, Bessemer, Alabama, she graduated from Au burn University, Auburn Alabama, in 1968 with a Bachelor of Science de gree in English Educa tion, After graduation, she taught two years at Madison Junior High, Madison, Alabama, pr ior to coming to Pem broke. Her husband, Edwin, is a sophomore at Ge - orgia Southern College majoring in Business Management, | e et e | Her husband is the minister of the First Baptist Church BRYAN ELECTION RETURNS ~ DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SRI ' BRYAN COUNTY. GEORGIA wlA|lal . Sept. 9, 1970 Als| Rl = §| @1 B|E Registered Voters EißlalE GOVERNOR L Carter 2¢qlegi 251 32 Cox el el it ] Hargrett Ll ot 10 ; Irwin boL e g .__King _ _Matthews ng ‘ Sanders m __Stoner __Swint iLT. GOVERNOR bl : Glover m I Jones mm Maddox 2397371243 |4 /0] Smith | 4] 34| 48[/30] COM,OF AGRICULTURE | | | | | Irvin Lanier A COMPT, GENERAL Gnar oy Barber Caldwell l!ﬂm Hatcher m Padgett mm Perdue nm Reynolds Shiver P Sports mm Williams EIIETRW TREASURER ---ﬂ Anderson Burson /261429 COM. OF LABOR b 3 1o Caldwell , 375|782].229] 2L Stewart /32 PUB, SERVICE COM. o Pafford %m Short avacm PUB, SERVICE COM. b 4 b Carnes re¢] 791 Qalan| McDonald 33¢] 20| /40 o)) U'S. REPRESENTATIVE | | | | | Hagan 2 /3| 04| 264| 243] Lockwood V4N 61l 921 302 STATE SENATOR 3rd Dist., i 3 3 Diamond '/ 5 ﬁ Zipperer 333|551 28 ada] REPUBLICAN PRIMARY i =l E | : : O GOVERNOR b : Bentle o 2 Suit Tanksle 03 LT, GOVERNOR o Brown i ___Miller 2y SEC. OF STATE T Carne Williams oL COM. OF AGRICULTURE - Maddox, Jr. g 2 COMPTROLLER GENERAL E L Johnson 02/ STATE TREASURER Ra COM. OF LABOR Huiet PUBILIC SERVICE COM, To Succeed Alfa Fowler, Jr. kY (Alfa Fowler, Jr. incumbent) U.S. REP, IN 92nd CONGRESS from the Ist Congressional Dist. - Dixon L 0 o STATE SENATOR FROM 3rd DIST. i Burnsed &y Home Ec. Club Attends State Meet At least eight Bryan County homemakers will pursue ‘‘Knowledge for a Purpose’’ Septem-~ be 156-17. They are local delegates to the annual meeting of the Georgia Extension Home Eco nomics Council at Je kyll Island. Mrs, Marjorie V. Jones, Bryan County Extension home econo mist, says the partici pants will join more than 1,000 delegates fr om the other 158 coun ties in the state, Local delegates in clude: Mrs, Jewel C. Owens, Mrs. Jewel W, Kennedy, Mrs. Elvie Owens, .Mrs. Ruth . Moody, Mrs. Mary Ba con, Mrs, Mildred Gei ger, and Mrs, Albertha Smokes. They represent the Carrie Bell, Grove land and Pembroke Ex tension Home Econo mics Clubs, While at Jekyll Island the homemakers will participate in work shops on citizenship, cultural arts, safety and health. They will also help elect a new slate of Council officers and vote on amendments to the Council’s constitut ion, Program highlights include a special even ing of music presented by Miss Vondda Kay Van Dyke Miss America in 1965. Spaghetti Supper at Legion Home The Alpha-Teens and Miloues, groups of the Pembroke Advent Chri stian Church youth fel lowship, had a spaghetti supper atthe Legion Ho me Friday, September 11, The main event was a tape recording related by Don Loney about teenagers and directed toward their problems. Games were played and a wonderful time was had by all. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this method to thank everyone for the many cards, flowers, visits, phone calls, and all acts of kindness during my recent stay in the Bul loch County hospital. Mrs. Harold Dickerson Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Medders, of Cairo announce the birth of a daughter, Joyce Elisa beth, on September 5, 1970, at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, Ta llahassee, Florida. The little girl wei ghed 7 1/2 Ibs. Grandparents are Mr., and Mrs. Moncess Lanier and Mr, and Mrs, Dewey Medders, all of Pembroke. Great - grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, Levi Mitch ell, Brooklet, and Mrs. A.D. Medders, Sylves ter, Mr. Medders is ma nager of the Sears Store in Cairo. Mrs, Medders is the former Miss Jo yce Lanier of Pem- M——-_——.—‘ e e e e The landscaping at Six Flags Over Georgia inciudes 3000 imported trees aid shrubs, 15,000 srnall plants and flowers, and 500,000 cubic yards of relocated dirt. meri eWw Cars America,you are ready! The 1971 Fords. New Ford Pinto T\ N Priced and sized like little imports, i A R \7"57"“.,\_ = ) but roomier inside. Quiet and stable. .Q = iTR ;"1‘3:“.?-.;5;;;4:;.' /i Goes a long way between gas stops, e = g, WY % service intervals. Put a little kick in your life. @‘ } " ‘3.5%? - - ' s ' 7- & ; g -, ‘7l MUStang | ] \ G e . T How does a nice homegrown | R \ » na‘.q‘..‘:{:ﬁ"":"‘:":::-.. o ‘ %@’ i . Mustang stand up to the Y LM P &; great road cars of Europe? | :;;v::':i‘ﬁ:“i:‘;";"5‘:5;-;4,;;:,___‘ : o e »:»::-'.:'.:::-::.;‘,_ - 0,9 ... ;::“l Beautlfu”y» With Gt ‘ - \ e € Ry Bhew P ™ looks and handling, at a fraction D 3 & of the cost. With six models, TR ) 1 L T e » seven engines :nd a long, o m R long list of 0 Jtions 4‘: i 71 Ford T Outside, it's getting noisier. Inside a '7l Ford LTD, "~ ST . it's a quiet world born of strength wrapped in P 4 e W G : luxury. Take a quiet break. In a 1971 Ford. ASR S % . Ford gives you better ideas. : G’"”—M—r S : , : e TR e % 4 T i : - ’;A'.:f':f::"‘::-*-il4:-?”' o D :-53:':"" , e \ . Qk@v\‘ ::-:.:::"?:"::‘- i / //’/ Ki// i e B ,{s\ g 'V-“:::;;:»»_«:A:.;.t.,. i =x : -I S CEEE ZEEC T ; 4 H / s TD Brougha st \\ §§:‘§ SR ROl L oy )// 2 -Door H~"~”$’ PN BN S — L S TR W T L./ EatT Be sure to see the rest of Ford's W R ‘ b better idea cars for 1971 including TR s s Thunderbird, Maverick, Torino and RN the beautiful new wagons. 00l ideas for roro See all Ford's better ideas for m )I ] 0 71 at your Ford Dealers now! i Ford Punt, Pass & Kick Competition. Boys, 8-13, register at your nearest participating Ford Dealer through September 28 Purcell Ford Sales, Inc. Pembroke, Ga. RICHMOND HILL SCHOOL NEWS The FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) met for the first time this school term, Sept. 8. Senior, Maria Myers, presided and introduced other of ficers who were elected last spring. Dianne Bas hlor is the club’s vice president and Pat Peck is sec.-treas. The newly elected reported is Ba rbara Shuman, Members discussed their club constitution, projects and the first publication of the school newspaper. Miss Maddox of Sav annah, the new business education teacher, is club sponsor,. On Sept. 3 the Junior Class ordered their Sc hool class rings. Rings are delivered in the sp ring and are wornduring the student’s senior ye ar. Future Teachers of America (F.T.A.) had their first meeting Se ptember 9. David Whit~ field was elected pre sident, Janet O‘Quinn, the vice president and Dottie Johnson secre tary. Susan Schwabe is the treasurer. Mr, Sh irk of Savannah is the advisor this year. The Junior Class, 11~ B, elected their new slate of officers last week. Bonnie Wright is president, Darlene Bas hlor is vice president, Sheryll Skinner is se-. cretary, and treasurer is Danny Smith. The new class reporter is Bar bara Shuman, Miss Maddox is the new class sponsor, The sports cars at Six Flags Over Georgia's Happy Motoring Freeway travel 171,000 miles during each season, or equal to more than eight times around the world. ————— Sy eeem— For Sale T TR eoo A TSGRO FOR SALE 3 bedroom house for sale located near Beu lah Church, Phone 653- 4763, Tim Thompson FOR SALE Whirl pool washer and dryer practically new— colored T.V. Antenna— Mapile childs crib—call Mrs. T.H. Edwards, 653 4643. WANTED: Farm or timber tract. Send details and price. J.H. Purcell, P.O. Box 606, Claxton, Georgia 30417. FOR SALE 5 H.P. Boat and motor Telephone: 653-2257 or 653-4614 FOR SALE Field Peas-Purple Hull, Crowder, Silver Crow der, Big Boy; Hugh lyn Page, Pembroke, Ga, FOR SALE 1 sofa and chair; also Honda 90 motorcycle; call 653-2265 after 4 o’clock p.m. CARD OF THANKS May we express our thanks and appreciation to each one who was con cerned over our daddy during his lengthy ill ness and then at the time of his death. For every act of kindness shown such as prayers, flowers, cards and vi sits, we will always be grateful. The Pat Quattlebaum Family FOR SALE . HIGHEST BIDDER Sealed Bids will be ac cepted by US Post Offic at Pembroke until Sept, 22 for the following it em: One Safe, 1959 Mo dell, 29! x 32 x 4757, Original Cost, $669.00 Has inner vault. 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