News of Yesteryear — Dec. 29, 2011
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From the annals of 1911

• The Georgia Cotton Mills was to resume full operation.

• Charlie Bass, of Rome, visited his brother H.H. Bass, of Griffin.

• Col. Lucien P. Goodrich went to Forsyth on legal business.

From the annals of 1961

• Pvt. Carter P. Turner spent a week in Griffin with family.

• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vickers went to Athens during the holidays.

• Nell Gresham, of Atlanta, visited Mrs. A.C. Bennett.

From the annals of 2006

• After 14 months of construction, Oak Hill Baptist Church’s new sanctuary opened.

• The city of Griffin won an Honor Award in the 2006 Georgia Engineering Excellence Awards for the Still Branch project.

• Public safety workers and volunteers exceeded their goals for a holiday project by giving out 250 gift bags for local nursing home and assisted-living residents.
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