Todd Grant High School - Tiger Yearbook (Darlen, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

President-V. Moran Vice-President-R. Walters Secretary-C. Mells Asst. Secretary-M. Dixon Fin. Secretary-E. Mitchell Treasurer-E. Jordan Reporters-J. Williams L. Gordon Business Managers-A. Brown E. Everson 1965 Todd-Grant High School Darien, Georgia In Memoriam JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 35th President of The United States of America May 29, 1917 November 22, 1963 Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. Inaugural Address 2 Principal’s Message I should like to begin by saying congratulations, for I believe this to be in order for a goal reached. But I wish that those of you who are responsible for this accomplishment (your annual and your graduation) and those to follow will not become complacent. True you have done well--yet there is much to be done. With the many changes, long over- due which are taking place in our society, there is no time for idle thinking. The Civil Rights law recently passed does not make it easier for any of us, regardless of race. All must prove themselves worthy of our great heritage only to be found in America. The intent of the law is good, but it will only work, if all of us realize the impor- tance of the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man. We must put forth every effort to be fair one to the other. Even to the extent of leaning over backwards to prove we are our brothers keepers. We must realize that rights and responsibilities go hand in hand. We urge you to demand your rights, but prepare to shoulder your responsibilities. Do not expect something for nothing or hope to share in the harvest without labor. Become conscious of your strengths and weaknesses and control them both to the end that you will become a producer as well as a consumer. I point with pride to many of our former students who did not have as fine facilities as you, but have done real well and have made us proud. Can we depend on you to do the same? Good luck and thanks for the contributions you have made thus far. C. A. DeVillars, Principal Superintendent 's Messape TO THE TIGER STAFF AND STUDENT BODY: I want to take this opportunity to congratulate you, the Senior Class, on reaching this milestone in your life. We are today living in a world changing so rapidly that we cannot afford to let graduation from high school end our education. Education is the most important of our assets, it is the asset that gives meaning to all others. The strength of our country in the future rest on the ideas and knowledge of its citizens. I hope each of you, upon graduation, will continue your education if at all possible. The door of opportunity is open to the one who is best qualified. The one who is truly successful is the one who finds a job to do and does it knowing when he has finished he has done his best. My best wishes are always continued success of each and with each of you; with the faculty, with the school, and with the all. Sincerely, £. W. E. Ethington County School Superintendent ‘Dedication It is with deep sincerity that the members of the 1965 Senior Class dedicate this yearbook to you, our parents. In this small way we say Thank You parents and try to show our deep appreciation for your sincere under- standing, your profound interest in us as your children, and maturing adults in a world of constant change and unrest. Thank you for that extra push, that encouraging word, and that ever present smile. The Senior Class of 1965. 6 CLASS MOTTO We build the Ladder by which we Climb CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation CLASS COLORS Pink and White CLASS SONG There's a reason for our gladness as we gather here today. For the road to more learning seems to call; But we'll miss our dear high school as we journey On our way, And a bit of sadness comes to all Many years we’ve been together, many happy hours we've spent, And we found you always good and true. In our every time of trouble you a helping hand have lent. So today, Todd-Grant High, we say to you; A Fare thee well, Todd-Grant High, we have come to say goodbye. For the road to other learning calls today; Though we leave we will hold you in our hearts forevermore. Fare thee well, Todd-Grant High, we're on our way. Farewell, Todd-Grant (Tune—Nellie Gray) FACULTY Miyh School faculty Mrs. M. Dillard English French B. S. Benedict Col. Mrs. M. B. Blackshear English and History Savannah State Col. Mr. K. Ellison Savannah State Mathematics Mr. C. Brown Savannah State Col. Science Mrs. C. M. Cooper, Counselor A. B. B. S. Georgia State College M. S. Hampton Inst. M. A. Columbia Univ. Professional Diploma, Columbia Univ. Further study Atlanta Univ. Miss L. M. Culver 12th Grade Business Education English B. S. Savannah State College Further study New York University Mrs. A. Gardner B. S. Fort Valley State College History Geo. Mrs. M. Gibbs, Lib. Morris Brown Atlanta University Mr. G. Hall Voc. Ag. Savannah State Tuskegee Institute 9 Mrs. M. MacFarland Music English Georgia State College B. A. New York University Syracuse University North Carolina College Mrs. L. G. Reid English 11th Grade Savannah State College Atlanta Univ. Mr. F. Thomas 8th Grade Physical Ed. Fort Valley State M.A. Teacher's Col. Columbia University Mrs. Sadie Pleasant Music Science B. S. Savannah State Col. Mrs. E. D. Washington 9th Grade Physical Education B. S. Savannah State Col. Mr. G. Robinson 11th Grade Social Studies Morris Brown College, Atlanta Mr. J. Washington 9th Grade Science Girl's Basketball Coach Fort Valley State Col. Mrs. B. Thomas 9th Grade Home Economics Fort Valley State Col. Tuskegee Inst. Ala. Mrs. M. U. Washington Secretary «etChui a i i 10 Elementary faculty Mrs. B. Mells 3rd Grade Savannah State Col. New York University Mrs. Armstrong (R) 3rd 4th Grades Morris College, Sumter, S.C. Mrs. F. Moore 4 th Grade B. S. Savannah St. Mrs. S. C. DeVillars B. S. Savannah State Col. 3rd Grade Mrs. J. Moore 5th 6th Grades B. S. Savannah State Mrs. C. Noble 1st 2nd Grades B. S. St. Paul’s Col. Mrs. O. Hall 1st Grade B. S. Savannah State Col. Mr. A. Dilworth 5th Grade Band Director B. S. Savannah State Mr. J. B. Noble Asst. Principal 11 ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE Mrs. J. D. Small 7th Grade B. S. Savannah State Col. Mrs. O. M. Young 1st Grade B. S. Savannah State Col. Mrs. R. L. Wilson 2nd Grade B. S. Savannah State Col. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mrs. A. King Substitute Teacher Mrs. R. L. Young 6th Grade B. S. Savannah State Col. Mrs. F. O. H. Stripland Substitute Teacher Miss N. Wiley Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. L. Scott Substitute Teacher Mrs. Smidth Visiting Teacher 12 Robert Walters Vondell Moran Abram Brown Editor-in-Chief Editor Business Manager Editorial Staff 13 Miss L. Culver Mr. C. Brown Vondell Moran Robert Walters Carolyn Mells Abram Brown 14 LEWIS ALSTON New Farmers of America Chorus Basketball ALBERTHA BACON Dramatics New Homemakers of America 4-H Club ABRAM BROWN Basketball Chorus Dramatic Club PRISCILLA BUTLER Dramatics Club Band Chorus 15 ETHEL CAMPBELL Dramatic Club Chorus Science Club MARY DIXON Chorus Science Club EARL EVERSON Basketball Good Conduct Club Science Club MARTHA FRANCIS Dramatics Club Science Club N. H. A. 16 LOUISE GORDON Chorus Science Club N. H. A. LORETTA GRANT Chorus N. H. A. Dramatics Club MERELYE GRANT Dramatics Club Student Council Science Club INEZ HILLERY Chorus Future Teachers of America WILBUR HUTCHERSON Band Track Basketball CONNIE JACKSON Band Student Council Chorus KATIE JENKINS 4-H Club THOMAS JOHNSON N. F. A. Good Conduct Club Slags 17 GWENDOLYN JONES Dramatic Club Student Council Slag WILLIE JONES Good Conduct Club Track Baseball WILLIAM JONES Band Good Conduct Club N. F. A. EARNESTINE JORDAN Dramatics Club Science Club 4-H Club ARLONIA LAWSON Dramatics Club N. H. A. Slags MARY LeCOUNT 4-H Club Science Club N. H. A. 18 JOSEPHINE LITTLES Dramatics Club Science Club N. H. A. LOVELLE McCLOW CAROLYN MELLS Dramatics Club Student Council Future Teachers of America CHARLIE MELLS N. F. A. Good Conduct Club BETTYE SPAULDING Dropped LEON STEVENS Dropped EUNICE MITCHELL Student Council Future Teachers of America Chorus VON DELL MORAN Student Council Future Teachers of America Chorus VERNELL NORMAN Dramatic Club Student Council Slag CAROLYN PALMER Science Club GERTRUDE PALMER Band Chorus Student Council ROY PIERCE Good Conduct Club Mew Farmers of America 20 JEFF POWELL Basketball Chorus Student Council JULIA SADDLER 4-H Club Science Club N. H. A. HARRY SIMMONS LORETTA SIMMONS 4-H Club N. H. A. Science Club CLIFFORD STEVENS 4-H Club N. H. A. Science Club KATIE SULLIVAN 4-H Club Science Club N. H. A. 21 JIMMIE SULLIVAN Basketball Track Baseball WINFIELD TANNER HARRY THORPE HENRY THORPE CLARETHA WALKER 4-H Club N. H. A. GENEVA WALKER 4-H Club N. H. A. ROBERT WALTERS Basketball Student Council Band CALVIN WASHINGTON LUTHER WATTS AMANDA WATSON Dramatics Club N. H. A. Slag LA GLORIA WEST Dramatics Club N. H. A. 4-H Club JEAN WILLIAMS 4-H Club Band N. H. A. 23 jfuniors-Class Rebecca Bailey Doris Alston Doretha Armstrong Isaac Bailey Samuel Button Margaret Bryant Lawrence Campbell Audrey Christian ‘Juniors . Arline Finch Dorothy Francis Rosetta Francis Margaret Grant Ellen Hall Margaret Holmes James Hutcherson Josephine Jackson Evelyn Jenkins Geneva Johnson Margaret Johnson Shirley Jones Sonnie Jones Wille P. Jones 26 Brenda Jordan Talmadge King Luther King Marilyn Mells Cortez McGirth Allen Moran Janie Moran George Noble • Geraldine Palmer Bessie Pinkney Carolyn Pinkney Anntoniette Ryals Vonnie Shiggs Ophelia Smith Ella L. Skipper 27 Ella M. Skipper Helen Stephens Eloise Stevens Barbara Tarpley Vera Taylor Edgar Timmons Evelyn Thorpe Luella Walker Ullyssee West Couth (juuie- Class of 1967 C. Armstrong A. Bandfield L. Bell A. Butler A. Campbell H. Christian E. Cuthbert J. Drake L. Evans E. Hargrove E. Harmon E. Holmes L. M. Holmes M. Hutcherson C. Jackson C. King F. King R. King P. LeCount W. LeCount 28 Littles McClow Mclver McMullen Mitchell Norman Palmer Reed Reed Ripley Ryals Ryals Saddler M. Scott Simmons R. Harmond J. Thorpe E. Small E. Jackson C. Sweet G. Taylor A. J. Thorpe J. Timmons J. A. Walthour M. C. Walthour V. Watson N. Williams A. Woods B. Palmer M. Ryals G. Jackson L. Jackson J. Jenkins P. Jenkins C. Jones 29 freshman Class-Class of 96S B. Holmes J. Jackson L. Kirkland W. Mclver R. Mention S. Moran B. Jackson R. Jenkins H. Lowery R. G. Mells C. Mitchell K. O'Neal G. Jackson L. Kirkland C. McGirth C. Mention V. Mitchell C. Palmer E. Allen P. Bacon I. Button G. DeVerger A. Dun woody L. Hargrove S. Alston W. Bennett L. Campbell A. Dixon G. Grant G. Harris S. Bacon M. Blackshear J. Cuthbert C. Dunham H. Greene I. Harris M. Pearson Yvetta Ryals P. Shaw R. Skipper V. Sullivan S. Williams Q. Pinkney G. Sams H. Shiggs R. Sloane A. Williams D. Wynn R. Reid A. J. Shaw W. Simmons B. Steward C. Williams F. Armstrong 30 FIRST GRADES, Mrs. O. T. Hall and Mrs. O. M. Young SECOND GRADES, Mrs. R. L. Wilson and Mrs. C. Noble 31 THIRD GRADES, Mrs. S. C. DeVillars FOURTH GRADES, Mrs. R. Armstrong and Mrs. F. Moore FIFTH SIXTH GRADE. Mr. Dilworth and Mrs. J. Moore 32 SIXTH SEVENTH GRADE, Mr. J. B. Noble and Mrs. J. Small SIXTH GRADE, Mrs. R. L. Young Who's Who iH 1954 Josephine Littles Gertrude Palmer Gwen Jones Earl Everson Jeff Powell Willie Harris Robert Walters Eunice Mitchell Eamestine Jordan Arlonia Lawson Amanda Watson Connie Jackson 33 Superlatives FATTEST Amanda Watson and Alvin Baker 34 CUTEST Willie Jones and Lauretta Grant 35 BEST PERSONALITY Eunice Mitchell and Charlie Mells 36 MOST ATHLETIC Jimmie Sullivan, Julia Saddler, Abram Brown, Jeff Powell, Robert Walters, and Willie Harris 37 MOST STUDIOUS Eamestine Jordan, Robert L. Walters, Vondelle Moran 38 MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED Wilbur Hutcherson Robert Walters William Jones 39 CLASS SWEETHEART Jeff Powell Gwendolyn Jones 40 MOST SOPHISTICATED Kevin M. Gillison Karen Gillison absint whin pictures MOST ARTISTIC Lewis Alston Priscilla Butler MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vondell Moran Robert Walters 41 Prophecy Jimmy Sullivan, is the star of the Harlem Globetrotters. Jean Williams, is the leading majorette at Savannah State, and looking fabulous as ever. La Gloria West, is superin- tendent of Nurses at Grady Memorial Hospital. Julia Mae Saddler, has opened a reducing and modeling salon with Lovell McClow and Mary Le Count as her assistants. Ethel Mae Campbell, has discovered a new lipstick which she herself is going to model. In the teaching field we see that Vondell Moran, is teaching math at Tuskegee Institute. Abram Brown, is headed for the Physical Education Department at Yale University. William Jones, organized his own band and is giving Louis Armstrong some stiff competition with that trumpet of his. Inez Hillery, has taken Mahalia Jackson’s place as the Nations number one singer. Some of the dear ole gang” decided to get married, Gwendolyn Jones and Jeff Powell were the first. Let's gaze upon the Nations Capital and see who went there: Robert L. Walters, is the President of the United Nations. Roy Pierce, is the National President of the NAACP. Eunice Mitchell, has opened a school of charm--Katie Sullivan, Clifford Stevens, and Geneva Walker are her first students. Luther Watts and Winfield Tanner, are pastors of the two largest churches in San Francisco. Mary Ann Dixon, will make her debut on the stage of Carnegie Hall next month with Louise Gordon accompanying her. Loretta and Harry Simmons, have purchased the Gold Chef restaurant and Alvin Baker rings the cash register. Carolyn Mells, Gertrude Palmer, and Connie Jackson, are stars at MGM studios, their current release is, Cat on the Cold Tin Roof. Henry Thorpe, is Earl Everson's body guard since Earl struck oil in Texas. Katie Jenkins and Arlonia Lawson, are living on huge ranches raising minks for they are planning to go into the fur business. Willie Harris, has purchased the entire stock of General Motors. Merleye Grant, has just won the coveted title of third runner-up to Miss Universe of 1970, which entitles her to a year's stay in Paris in a hotel suite that gives a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower. And Lauretta Grant, has just won the coveted title of Miss America of 1970. Elijah Bacon, is President of this great United States. Louis Alston, has moved Nat King Cole off the scene completely. Amanda Watson, has opened a dancing school assisted by Claretha Walker. Oh! by the way, Thomas Johnson is pastoring The Little White Church on the hill by The Little Brown Church in the Dell. Earnestine Jordan, Josephine Littles, and Martha Francis, are planning a triple wedding to the triplets. Calvin Washington and Charlie Mells, are business partners in what—we do not know. Vernell Norman, is a private secretary to a famous lawyer. Priscilla Butler, is in Paris where her famous painting Whistler's Father, is being displayed at the famous Louvre Museum. Alberta Bacon, is a stewardess on the Delta Air Lines. Carolyn Palmer, and Wilbur Hutcherson, are astronauts on the moon; they are exploring its East Pole. Class .History In the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-three a group of girls and boys started to the elementary schools of Darien, Harris Neck, Eulonia, Cannon Bluff and Sapelo Island, Georgia, having no idea that they would someday help the Senior Class of 1965 to be born. We journeyed on through elementary, junior high and we are now half way to our heights of success. The year 1961, the class of 1965 entered a beautiful new world called Todd-Grant High. Compared with most families ours possessed a wide variety of assets, as well as liabilities, but we were all sure that ours was the best ever born. In all cases, everything must possess leadership, thereby, giving us the rights to depict our leaders in our groups as well. The following students served for a number of years. PRESIDENT: Gwendolyn Jones, two years; Gertrude Palmer, one year; Vondell Moran, one year; Jeff Powell, one month. VICE PRESIDENT: Gwendolyn Jones, one year; Eunice Mitchell, two years, and Robert Walters, one year. SECRETARIES: Carolyn Mells, two years; Gertrude Palmer, one year; Eunice Mitchell, one year. TREASURERS: Merleye Grant, one year; Shirley Bacon, one year; Dorothy Jackson, one year; and Earnestine Jordan, one year. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Connie Jackson, one year; and Abram Brown, three years. We believe that the experience gained and the leadership developed will be of decided advantage in the years to come. Our class has been especially honored with a large par- ticipation in all school activities. Among the outstanding social affairs at which we will all look back with happy mem- ories is the Junior-Senior Prom of 1964. This was one of the best proms ever presented at the Todd-Grant High School. The theme for the prom was Roman Holiday. The room was beautifully decorated in colors of purple and white around columnar pillars. The music for the occasion was furnished by Claude Roberts Combo of Savannah, Georgia. The Christmas Dance of 1963, another social affair, will really be remembered by every- one in attendance. The music for this occasion was rendered by Kenneth Swindell and his Rhythm Makers. Today we are a strong body of fifty-three, our members are eager to go forth and to do their best in the way of service for mankind. Already we are looking forward to entering open doors awaiting our future. With the guidance of our advisors Miss L. M. Culver and Mr. C. W. Brown, who have worked constantly with us from the beginning until this present time, we will always have a deep warmth of feeling for them. The curtain is going down on the class of 1965, but in reality we must continue to strive hard because We build the Ladder by which we Climb. Class Alphabets A is for Abram, Brown to be exact, he's great in dancing, basketball and track. B is for Bacon, Alberta, that is, who is as quiet as can be; yet. she's full of laughter and glee. C is for Carolyn, who has the charm of any princess, one day, she's going to bring some- one lots of joy and happiness. D is for Dixon, Mary that is, with a voice loud and strong, her songs are always sounding right, and never wrong. E is for Eunice, who types eighty words a minute; She is the world and everything that's in it. F is for Francis, Martha that is, a very cheerful child, and if you see her playing basket- ball, you'll laugh for quite a while. G is for Gertrude, a tiny little dot; when it comes to Home Ec.; She's right on the spot. H is for Henry, the boy of any girl’s dreams: He has just a bit of everything, but is bashful, so it seems. I is for Inez, our marvelous little songbird; Who sings with her heart in the meaning of every word. J is for Jimmie, No. 42 on the team; ready to go,, and full of steam. K is for Katie, they say that she’s a pest; but when it comes to making friends she's at her best. L is for Luther, Height: Average, not tall; Never in class, but forever in the hall. M is for Mary Louise, she's a wonderful girl. We think she's tops in our world. N is for Norman, Vemell that is, and can she talk, she's all around, and just loves to walk. O is for Only, only the sadness, we now know, at the thought of leaving what in our hearts we love so. P is for Priscilla, very artistic and nice. Her favorite dish is long grain rice. Q is for quietness, something that everyone seems to love; but it's what the Senior Class has not yet learned the meaning of. R is for Roy, short and neat, and boy can he eat! S is for Saddler, Julia that is, they said she was a pest, but when it came to basketball, she was one of the best. T is for Tommy, Johnson is his name. It's a pity his smile couldn't be put in a frame. U is for useful, and that's what we shall be! To our homes, nation, and community. V is for Vondell, alto she sings. Oh! What a delightful song to hear her voice ring. W is for William, a trumpet he blows. He's very neat and careful about his clothes. X Y is for Youth. Youth is a wild weed doing its deed. Z is for Zeal, that is the way we feel. Will Inez Hillery wills to Shirley Jones her ability to be a successful senior with a pleasing personality. Henry Thorpe wills to Luthur Watts his ability to keep quiet on the school bus. Charlie Mells wills his esquire personality to William Bennett. The Senior Class wins to the Junior Class their ability to be intelligent seniors. Gertrude Palmer wills to Sarah Cox her ability to sew. Jimmie Sullivan wills to Eddie C. Scott his ability to play basketball. Jeff Powell wills his ability to stay in school to Prince Watson. Connie Jackson wills to Brenda Jordan her ability to play the piano. Gwendolyn Jones wills to Arline Finch her ability to speak well. Priscilla Butler wills her ability to draw to Audrey Christian. Robert Walters wills his scholastic ability to Thomas Brown. Lewis Alston wills to Garfield Jackson his ability to draw. Vondell.Moran wills to Cortez McGirth her scholastic ability. The Senior Class wills to Miss Culver a years supply of typewriter erasers. Eunice Mitchell wills to Margie Butler her ability to get along with teachers. Abram Brown wills to the boys in the Junior Class his ability to get along with everyone. Louise Gordon wills to Ella Louise her ability not to laugh at everything that’s not funny. Vondelle Moran MISS SENIOR and ATTENDANTS L. Grant, L. G. West, C. Mells Loveliest of lovely things. -Bryant 48 Gertrude Palmer Connie Jackson Her lips like Rosebuds filled with snow.” A dream of loveliness descending. -Champion Gwendolyn Jones Inez Hillery Such sweet loveliness, no othet can Clothed in so pure a loveliness, behold. -Tennyson -Moran 49 Eunice Mitchell Her eyes are stars of twilight fair, Like twilight to her lovely hair. -Wadsworth Activities 50 CREATIVE DANCE, Miss L. M. Culver, Advisor HIGH SCHOOL SLAGS, Mrs. Gibbs ELEMENTARY SLAGS, Mrs. Gibbs SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Brown Mrs. Pleasant. Advisors FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mrs. C. M. Cooper, Advisor 52 CHORUS, Mrs. McFarland Mrs. B. Pleasant, Advisors GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. J. Washington, Coach BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. F. Thomas, Coach 53 ELEMENTARY CHORUS, Mrs. Small Mrs. Young PERFECT CONDUCT CLUB Mr. C. A. DeVillars, Advisor NEW FARMERS of AMERICA Mr. G. Hall, Advisor 54 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, Mrs. E. D. Washington, Advisor DRAMATICS Mrs. L. G. Reid, Advisor BAND Mr. A. Dilworth, Instructor 55 MAJORETTES, Miss L. M. Culver STUDENT GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Mrs. C. M. Cooper, Advisor NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. B. M. Thomas, Advisor 56 NEWSPAPER STAFF, Mrs. L. G. Reid Juniors at work getting ready for the prom. Scenes from the prom of 1964. Roman Holiday STUDENT COUNCIL, Mr. C. W. Brown, Advisor NEWSPAPER STAFF, Mrs. L. G. Reid, English Department Miss McJutosh County of 1965 and Runner-Ups Ella Small, center, Lois Jackson, left, Francis Timmons, right 58 Snapshots P T A Creative Dance Group Seniors Typewriting Class Class of 1964 General Assembly Miss McIntosh County of Williams Mells 1963 and Attendants Attendants Compliments of SIGNAL RADIO Brunswick, Ga. Compliments of ROGERS JEWELRY Brunswick, Ga, DARIEN FUNERAL HOME P.O. Box 334, Darien, Georgia H. G. Cooper, President Telephone 437-4123 Compliments of DUB'S JEWELRY Credit Brunswick, Ga. Compliments of DORSEY'S SHOE STORE Brunswick, Ga. McIntosh gas and appliance Darien, Georgia Milton Rogers, Manager Compliments of UNIVERSITY LAUNDRY Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of DARIEN GRILL Archie Davis, Manager Compliments of LANASA SHRIMP CO. Key West, Fla. St. Augustine, Fla. Darien, Ga. Freeport, Texas Compliments of AMERSON ENTERPRISE SEA GARDEN Seafood Valonia, Georgia Guy H. Amason, Manager DRIGGERS GROCERY General Merchandise--Gas Oil It Pleases Us to Please You Phone 832-5221____Crescent, Ga. SMALL'S PLACE Short Orders------Sandwiches Beverages Candy--Cigars--Cigarettes Other Items Darien, Georgia DARIEN MOTOR COMPANY Your Ford Dealer Phone 437-4115 ______Darien, Georgia RALPH L. MOORE, Distributor Atlas Tires--Batteries--Acces. Phone 437-4514 P.O. Box 556 Darien, Georgia MARTIN'S MEN BOYS SHOP Martin (Marty) Turem, Owner 1521 Newcastle Street Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of HOELSCHIER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Jacksonville, Florida DARIEN MERCANTILE Darien Fisherman's Supply- Hardware Builder's P. O. 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