Remembering ‘Griff’ Griffin
Editor’s Note: The following story of Atlanta citizen “Griff” Griffin appeared in 2017 upon his retirement from Wal-Mart as their longest employee of 25 years and at age 80. Griff died this past week, age 88.
Editor’s Note: The following story of Atlanta citizen “Griff” Griffin appeared in 2017 upon his retirement from Wal-Mart as their longest employee of 25 years and at age 80. Griff died this past week, age 88.
Magazines of the 1920s and 30s were those such as Liberty, Colliers, Argosy, Harpers, Saturday Evening Post, etc. Most of these still exist. Some which no longer exist were of the pulp variety. These had titles such as True Confessions, Love Story, Silver Screen, Flying Ace, Wild West Weekly, Western Story, etc.
Lisa Thompson from SWEPCO was the guest speaker at this week’s Atlanta Lions Club.
Last week, we began to look at what Jesus endured before being nailed to the Cross; yes, nailed. We pick up the story by noting that evidence of nailing the feet on either side of the stipes comes from a fortuitous 1968 archeological excavation of a burial cave in Giv’at ha-Mivtar.
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