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Gumming Georgia.
SOCIETY
MRS. WANSLEY BAGLEY. Editor T.L Homo 3307-OHlc 2321
Mesdames Ardeal Holbrook and
Robert Wood spent Tuesday in
•Canton
Mr. and Mrs. Hershell Echols
and son of Atlanta were weekend
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wolfe
Misses Mildred Stephens and Bet
ty Jean Thomas were in Atlanta
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Moore and
Miss Bette Anne Moore spent Tues
day in Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wofford and
Mr. and Mrs. Inmon Smith are va
cationing in Florida this week
Mr. H. O. Swartwood is on a
business trip to New York and
several other states.
Mr. Robert Otwell of NGC spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
.and Mrs. Ivan Otwell
Mrs. Maude Zwald of Atlanta
was the weekend guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Harold Zwald
Mr. Jimmie Barnes was in Can
ton one day last week on busi
ness
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Light of Gain
esville spent Sunday with Mrs. B. J
Light •
Mr. and Mrs. Oda Orr of East
Point were visitors here for the
weekend.
Mr. T. E. Nelms, Forsyth County
Sanitarian is attending a Health
meeting in Savaannah this week
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wolfe and
daughter Nancy and Mrs. Pearl
Durham were visiting in Alpharet
ta Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Otwell Jr. and
daughter Caroline of Ft McPher
son were weekend guest of their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ferguson and
Mrs. Leo Hopkins had as their
Sunday guests, Dr. and Mrs. Geo.
Hopkins and family of Atlanta
Marvin Ball will preach at the
Daves Creek Baptist Church Sun
day night May Ist. Everyone is
cordially invited.
Mesdames Paul Worley, Jake
Wolfe and Joe Wheeler attended
the Instalation of O. E. S. officers
in Roswell Monday night
Mrs. Gene Fowler and children
Walter and Laura and Mr. Robert
Otwell were shopping in Atlanta
last Saturday
All day meeting at Pleasant
View Church Sunday May Ist.
Communion in the morning. Din
ner at the church, singing in the
afternoon. A cordial welcome is
extended to all.
Mrs. Roy Otwell attended a Tea
given by Mrs. Carl T. Whitehead
in Gainesville Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Carl Whitehead
Jr. of Tallahassee, Florida.
Mesdames Jimmie Barnes, Char
lie Gazaway, Miles Wolfe, Bernice
Wolfe and Miss Julia Merritt at
tended the O. E. S. Installation of
the Chestatee Chapter Thursday
night
The visitors at Mrs. Maude Stray
horn and family Tuesday night
were Mrs. Ruth Booker, Mrs. Jim
Millwood, M. C. Millwood, Mrs.
Wilburn Millwood and Mrrs. Mar
vin Stedham of Flowery Branch
The Forsyth County News re
ceived a Certificate of Appreciation
one day last week in recognition
of outstanding voluntary service
which has advanced the 1955 fight
against heart diseases and helpe
to assure the success of the Hear.
Fund.
Mr. Roy P. Otwell Sr., President
of the Bank of Cumming has been
chosen to serve on the Panel at
the Farm Credit Short Course
sponsored by the Georgia Bankers
Association to be held at the ni
versity of Georgia, Athens, Geoi
gia. This panel will discuss the
conditions that exist in 1955 and
general farm problems and Bank
ing conditions.
The diary industry is the world’s
largest user of motor trucks.
Mesdames F. P. Barrett, Emmett
Hansard and Ivan Otwell visited
relatives in Gainesville recently
CAKE WALK
There will be a Cake Walk at
the Haw Creek school house, Fri
day night April 29 at 8 o’clock.
Sponsored by the Community Club.
Come out and win a good home
made cake.
JOINT RECITALS MAY 2, AND
MAY STH
The pupils of Mrs. Royston In
gram, Miss Martha McCorkle, Miss
Helen McLeroy will be presented in
their spring recitals on May 2 and
May sth at 8:00 in the evening.
The public is cordially invited.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Installation of officers for Ches
tatee Chapter of O. E. S. No. 433,
on Thursday April 21. Installing
officers were:
Nan Mintz—lnstalling officer
Thelma Mitchell— Installing Mar
shal
Ralph Mitchell—Obligating officer
Ollie Gazaway—lnstalling Chaplain
Ophelia Stowers—lnstalling Organ
ist.
“IT DEPENDS UPON
THE WEATHER”
This is the theme of the First
Annual Flower Show of the Gard
en Clubs of Cumming to be held
at the High School Gymnasium on
Friday May 27 from 3:00 to 9:00
P. M.
Accredited judges will use the
Point Scoring system from the
National Council Handbook in judg
ing the entries.
The Schedule Committee has
completed the schedule for the
show and a couy has been dis
tributed to the members of each
club.
HOW BAPTISTS WORK
TOGETHER
(Cooperative Program)
By James W. Merritt
Scripture Reading
I Corinthians 3:9; Matthew 28:
8 20; Acts 1: 8
In an article on Baptist life and
cooperative effort published some
time ago the editor of one of our
state papers made this unforget
table statement: “To build a great
denomination two things are re
quired, a common faith and a com
mon task.”
The accuracy and wisdom of this
statement cannot be questioned. It
definitely reflects the scriptural
teaching that works must accom
pany faith and that we must be
doers as well as hearers.
An interesting point was raised
by a minister of another faith who
asked a Baptist layman this ques
tion, “How do your people and
your churches manage to work to
gether since you have no central
control or authority among Baptist
churches?”
i The answer to this question is
| found in the editor’s statement, we
have a “common faith annd a com-
Jmon task”, and these two great
, spiritual factors bind our Baptist
people into a strong fellowship of
service and cooperative effort. Re
cognition of the authority of God’s
word, our Baptist belief in the au
tonomy of the looal church and
lour acceptance of the doctrine of
’ individual responsibility in th? ( mat
ters of stewarship, discipleship and
. cooperation make the idea of ec
j authority not only un
necessary but definitely unaccept
able to Baptists.
| However, it is true that we have
worked out and employ well de
fined and generally accepted meth
ods and plans for voluntary coop
eration in the affairs of our church
|es and denomination. We have
; learned to work together with con-.
| stantly increasing effectiveness in
individual churches, in associations,
in states and through the Southern
Baptist Convention and the Baptist
.World Alliance..
i Th§ 'formally active woman re
quires about 24 hundred calories
a day. .
I
j Plants can be conditioned for
transplanting by keeping them on
the cool, dry side for a few days
before pulling
The Forsyth County News
! OFFICERS CLINIC OF THE HIGH
TOWER ASSOCIATION W. M. S.
Special meeting to be held at
First Baptist Church, Monday night
May 2. All officers of the W. M. S.
Hightower Association are urged
to attend and a special invitation
is extended to all members of other
churches who are interested in or
ganizing a W. M. U.
The following officersr for the
Association for 1955 were elected
at the meeting held at Sharon on
April 12.
Mrs. C. B. Gazaway, Superintend
ent; Miss Grace Buice, Suwanee,
Asst. Supt.: Mrs. H. P. Matthews,
Secretary-Treasurer.
DISTRICT SUPT.
Mrs. Cliva Gilleland, Dawsonville;
Mrs. Vernle Blackstock, Rt. 4, Cum
ming; Mrs. H. D. Nuckolls, Rt. 5,
Cumming; Mrs. Crawford Roe,
Cumming.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. W. N. Green, Suwanee—l Mi
ssion Study. Mrs. Carl Curtis, Cum
ming—Community Mission; Mrs.
Ruth Pruitt, Star Rt. Cumming—
Carver School; Mrs. Roy Buice,
Suwanee—Stewardship; Mrs. Joe
Summerour, Cumming}—Margaret
Fund; Mrs. N. E. Bagley, Cum
ming—Publicity; Mrs. Blanch Rob
ertson, Dawsonvillfcp— Member at
Large; Mrs. Major Echols, Star Rt.
Cumming—Benevolence; Miss Mary
Jo Worley, Cumming—Young Peo
ple leader.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons holding claims against
the Estate of Mrs. T. J. Thompson
are hereby notified to file the same
with the Executors of the Will.
Also all persons 'that are indebt
ed to said Estate are hereby noti
fied to make settlement with the
Executors of the Last Will and
Testament of Mrs. T. J. Thompson.
This the sth day of April, 1955.
Rate H. Thompson
Ralph C. Thompson
Executors of the Estate if
Mrs. T. J. Thompson
Rjrdsfirst with the most
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Important Notice
DOG INOCULATIONS
The Forsyth County Board of
Health announces that the Dog Ino
culations will begin this Saturday
(April 30th). A dog census has
been taken by the pupils of all the
schools over the county and it has
been determined that there are
over 600 dogs that must have the
Inoculations.
Since the dogs are so widely
scattered over the county and few
er dogs than last year, it will not
be practical for as many Clinics
to be set up as were setup last
year. A Clinic will be setup in
each school district and conducted
on Saturdays to be of convenience
to more people who hold public
jobs. Bring your dogs to one of
the following places this Saturday
April 30th.
Shaaron School—9—lo A. M.
Big Creek School—10:15—11:15
Brandywine (Martins Store) 11:25
to 12:30 P. M.
The Vaccine is not free this year
but has been purchased at cost
price through the State Health De
partment. The three year shots
will be given and the cost is only
$1.50 per dog. Pups that are three
months old by the Inoculation date
can also get it.
Dr. Erwin and Mr. Nelms will
do the work.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the Doctors
and Nurses at the Mary Alice Hos
pital and many friends for the help
that we received during the sick
ness and death of our brother, Mr.
George Martin. Also the comfort
ing words of Rev. Hoyt Thompson,
and Ingram Funeral Home for
their service rendered.
Mountia, Luther and Mary E.
Martin
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WANTED
WELL WORK—We do general well
work for the public. LON LIITTLE
Route 4, Cumming near Harve
Majors home.
NOTICE: Locous Post'for sale 85c
Small lots delivered 40c—See D. E.
Pruitt, Heardsvllle, Phone 7062 af
ter 6 P. M.
FOR SALE—Mare mule, wt. 1100
lbs.— S. C. Brannon near H. C.
Majors Store.
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