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Guest Column Bagley
My late friend, Earl Tucker,
used to own, edit, and publish
the Thomasville (Alabama)
Times and he brightened up
Licensed
To Wed
Gerald David Owen, 20 to
Pht Wilena Curtis, 16, both of
Dalton, Ga.
Michael Johnny Harkins, 19
and Mitzi Carol West, 18, both
of Calhoun, Ga.
Don Thurman, 19,
Copperfaill, Tenn., and Ruth
Kathleen Carruth, 18, lellico
Plains, Tenn.
Devid James White, 19 and
Barbara Ann Bare field, 18,
both of Chattanooga, Tenn.
William Rickey Cole, 18,
McCaysvtile, Ga., and Carolyn
Ann White, 16, Blue Ridge, Ga.
Charles Lee Green, 20,
Chatsworth, Ga., and Sheila
Joenn Weaver, 18, Dalton, Ga. j
Dennis Lee Ogle, 18 and
Connie Loy Waters, 18, both ,
of Cleveland, Tenn.
Marion Eddie Crump, 21
and Kathy Ann Blair, 18, both i
of Cleveland, Tenn.
Jerry Edward Martin, 18, ?
and Brenda Louise Goforth '
18, both of Old Fort, Tenn.
Michael Dan Robinson, 17 i
?nd Jerrilyn Howell, 16, botn *
of Iklton, Ga.
Thomas Dewayne Caylor, S
22 and Jerrilyn Headrick, 18, a
both of Crandall, Ga. si
Ricnard Blaine HQliard, 1b w
and Deborah Jean Farrington b
19, botn of Canton, Ga. ' ?
David Bernard Montgomery
22, and Gloria June Smith, 18,' "
both of Cleveland, Tenn. 8
Frankie Leroy Newton, 18, b
Dalton, G*, ai.id Baruara n
Snaion F.ncher, i6, Tunnel d
Hill, Ga. e
Tlmuiy Kouert nrewe, 18, n
Towiisenu, Teun., ?na Vlcxie 01
Bemicc Sands 1^
Tenn.
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Anderson, 18, Hiwassee, Ga.
Deari Luther Adcock, 18,
Adairsville, Ga., and Lydia
Diane Bowman, 18 Plainsville,
" Deed
Transfers
Lonnie D. and Gladys
Seabolt to Lonnie D. Seabolt,
property in Murphy.
Mercbie Davis to Lewis
Dockery, property in Murphy.
LiOis iviae and Thomas u.
Leatherwooo to Herbert J.
fcvalee O'uell, property in
Murphy.
M. H. and Amanda Pal met
to Herbert J. Evalee O'Dell,
property in Murphy.
Lake Hiwassee Dev. to C. E.
and Virginia Hyde, property in
Shoal Creek.
Sam W. and Vencena Jones
to Joseph C. and Sue Morrow,
property in Valley town.
Robert and Roberta
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Morrow, property in
Valley town.
Etta L. and Thomas C. Day 1
to Wesley C. and Frances P. *
Garrett, property in Murphy
Mental Health ,
Group To Meet \
?
There will be a meeting of 1
the Cherokee-Clay Mental j
Health Association Jan. 19, '
1970, at 7 p.m. The meeting
will be held at Tri-County '
Technical Institute, Peach tree. J
The purpose of this meeting
will be to elect officers,
approve the new constitution, 1
and to establish working
committees for the years
program. Mrs. Cloe Moore of
Murphy Will officiate.
The Cherokee-Clay Mental
Health Association was formed
in December of 1969 when
residents of the two counties
met and decided there wis a
need and a role for a Mental
Health Association to play in
this i
All interested persons are
urged to attend this important
meeting.
Deans List
James C. Goodwin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Goodwin of Murphy, has been
placed on the Dean's List of
the University of Georgia in
Athens, in recognition of his
excellent Fall quarter record.
He la a junior in tbe School of
Journalism.
each iawe with his humorous
column, Rambling Roses and
Flying Bricks. His old columns
are now being re-published in
that same paper which is now
owned by, fortunately for me,
another good friend, Pace
Bozeman, who was kind
enough to give me permission
to share The Eait of
Thomasville's wonderful wit
with my readers every now and
then.
I thought the following one
was a dandy:
A guy writing in a national
magazine was talking about
how many spoken and printed
words are wasted. He went
ahead to tell how the story of
the Creation required less than
one page while a governmental
bulletin on soya beans might
run for several hundred pages.
Ill go along with the writer
jf the article up to a certain
>oint. What I would prefer,
hough, is for us to have one
Mge on soya beans and several
lundred pages on the Creation,
in account of there must have
>een some powerfully
nteresting side-lights when the
Mtd was making the earth, the
eas, the moon, the stars, the
un and all the other stuff he
vas working on at the time. A
lig-city daily would have
ssigned at least fifty reporters
n an effort to get all the
letails on a story like that.
Maybe we have grown too
sng-winded since time began,
hough, as evidenced by the
oya bean article, which as far
s I'm concerned, could have
hown a picture of a soya bean,
rhat it is good for, and where
o get them in case you want
Dme, which I do not.
Some of the articles on
How to do something"
enerally irritate me because
y the time I've finished
fading one I'm too give out to
o it. However, if the folks
ho write the little books
sally made an effort to be
oncise, there wouldn't be any
eed to publish it in book form
ecause they could put all the
ifn?nj>lints am. a ?aaaJ
F carrying out this brilliant
lought, I am listing a number
F un available booklets similar
? the ones we see advertised,
ong with all the information
seded to do the job.
"What to do for arthritis."
ike two aspirin tablets and
nd some sympathetic person
ho will listen attentively to
jur complaints.
"How to paint a room."
ire a painter.
"How to gain weight." Eat
ore.
"How to lose weight,
everse procedure above.
"What to do until the
octor comes." Read "Gone
1th the Wind," watch a late,
ite show .take four aspirin
iblets and mail the doctor a
leek in payment of his last
sit.
"How to fix a leaky
sucet." Just forget the
rhole thing. Chances are the
lothing you ruin will co6t
nore than a plumber will
harge, but you can't get a
dumber nohow, so the best
hing to do here is not to order
he book and let the faucet
;eep on leaking. You'll
eventually get used to it.
"How to make friends." Try
teing one.
"What to do about nut grass
n your garden." Pave the area
vith concrete and use it for a
ennis court. The nut grass will
eventually come through but
mu can overcome this by
rutting down an additional
ayer of concrete.
"How to make your
ihildren mind." This is a rather
implicated, but what you do
lere is to rind out what the
children want to do and tall
them to do it, and be Arm.
"What to do if your
husband la a heavy drinker." It
is hard to be brief on this
problem but they are making a
tasteless ant poison now that is
most effective.
"Fill out your own income
tax forms in twenty minutes."
Ha-ha.
"How to become ' an
effective public speaker." Stay
away from this booklet. In caee
you do become a good speaker
the chances are you 11 either
get in politics or be made
chairman of a civic club project
that will take so much of your
time youll go broke in your
business.
"How to write a column.''
ill just be dog-goned if I know.
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