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Cummins, Georgia. Today & Tomorrow Louie D. Newton TOADIE "How did you ever romp to have tint name*” l isked the six-year old tioy wh > had heen sent to my study by .1 kindly neighbor. "It's jusl iny name," he replied. N iturally a l»it disturbed by hav ing walked into a room he had never .seen before and talking with s person lie had never met, the little fellow kepi fumbling with his sweater sleeve, end glancing anx iously at Ihe pictures on the wall. The neighbor had told me on the that she wanted him to come alone that hit mother was then drunk In the apartment, and she had no idea where his father was that her hope was that we might get the ehlM in some home, and that the peighltors would help with the ex pense, whatever the amount. I gave him a color book, and a crayon to >fiil out the blanks. I west along with some details, ob serving his reactions. “Look, it's grtiner tie a rabbit," he said. Then followed a deer, and a dog. "Do you have a dog?” I asked. He shook In:, head, and went on with his creation of animals. I called a friend, and he came frigid over to the study. .1 gave * film the background before he saw the Iny. After a few minutes with the little fellow, he went to a chllds home, got an application, and re turned. I went to the apartment, found the alcoholic mother sipping ' tilack coffee. She signed the appli cation with the understanding thatt when she was normal again, She would go and talk with the people •t tho child's home. "Toadie, let's go and see a place where there are some happy boys and girls,” I began. "Will they whip me?" His big blue eyes revealed a heart Of expectancy. We stopped by a store and got some essential things 4for him, and now were at the home. The matron met us, stooped down and pul her arms around Toadie, and he followed her to the ward when* his bed was located. A little boy about Toadie’s age came In, looked.him over, and began: "Like dogs? Good ppicture on right now, big dog fighting a snake Cum on.” SII.VF.It rl*rv COMMUNITY CLUB The Silver Oily Community Im provement Club met Wednesday December 7 at 7 p. m. with a very good attendance The meeting was called to onter by the president H. H. BrJimblett. Several songs were sunginfter which prayer was led by H. 11. Bramblett. After hear !ng report^'from various commit tees the president appointed com mittees for 4 the ensuing year. They are: Boundary L. O Sexton, Albert Bailey, Ford McClure. SURVEY Mrs A C. Thomas. Mrs A. C. Kelley, Mr. Rupert Bramb lett. FARM HOME tMP Mrs. A. C. Smith Jr. Mrs. H. R Bramblett, Mrs. L. O. Sexton Mrs. Ford Mc •Clure. FAMILY FOOD SUPPLY Mrs. Herman Hainbv, Mrs. Edd Wallace Mrs. Robert McClure. CHURCH 'Rev. Ford Phillips. A. C. Smith, ,fr. J R. Wallace. AGRICULTURE Albert Bailey, Robert McClure, Lane Smith, Al len Thomas, Harmon Pruitt. RECREATION Mrs. A. C. Kelley, Miss Patsy, Walls, Mrs. Ford Mc- Clure, Mrs.', Edd Wallace CLUB HOUSE Oliver Kelley. Char les Walls, Allen McClure, Morris ' JfleCSure WELFARE Mrs. J. R. Mrs. H. R. Bramblett. JPHOTO A. C. Smith. Jr. Oliver Kelley, J. W. Walls HEALTH Dr. Rupert Bramblett, Mrs. J. W. Walls. Plans were made for a Christ mas party for the next meeting which will l** Wednesday Decern -21 at 7 p. m. Everyone will bring a small gift and we will draw names and exchange gifts. We will also have a covered dish supper at this meeting, so please bring along a dish of your choice (anything except meat). We would like to see every family in this community represented at the meet log', Wd promise \cu an enjoyable evening. » Snil Conservation News Fortyth County . ♦ , ‘ Kenneth Orr SCS technician is assisting Benjamin Turner with his woodland management. Last week Mr. Orr furnished Mr. Turner the technical information needed to iproeriy thin -his pines to reap a jpulpwood harvest using the D plus six method of Running. Other cooperators with the Up per Chattahoochee River Soil Con servation District arc making plans for release cuttings In their wood lands in order that desirable spec ies of pines will predominate. J. L. Spruce SCS technician spent last week supervising the planting of pine seedlings on the borrow area of the Spot community flood prevention dam which was on land owned by Cliff Johnson. Ed Norrell near Coal Mountain reports planting a number of pine seedlings. Rade B. Sexton on the Silver City Matt road is planting 400 pine seed lings. Information at this time indicate 100,000 pine seedlings will be plant ed in the Settingdown Creek Water shed this planting season. Grady Hyde near Ducktown has completed the construction of live stock pond. Vick Lang was the contractor. FOR SALE Beautiful purebred Blond Cocker Puppies. Also a 5 month old English Shepherd—Mrs. O. M. Mashburn, Rt. 5, Cumming. There were 21 entries in the area 4-H corn contest in Moultrie this year, 12 of which made above 100 <r—» /V \ ' \ md/ N 3W £ : 9bl| C JjSb < BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE GAINESVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY f Ctm THE COCA-COLA COMPANY „ "Col." It a rogl.tefed frode-IMN*. The Forsyth County News There is an art to saying no, that makees all the difference to the person hearing it. Time is our most valuable asset, use it care fully. You can usually judge a person by his or her friends, just like the saying goes. The best thing in life is not baseball, ice cream or even chocolate-covered raisins. CHICKEN SUPPER There will be a Chicken Supper at Chesta tee High School Friday night December 16. ALSO a Big Basketball Game, Chestate Vs. Sky Line-So come out and bring your family and friends - See the ballgame and enjoy a well prepared Chicken Supper Sponsored by Chestatee High School Lunch Room and the Cumming Veteran’s Class. Almost everyone appreciates the best You Can Borrow With Confidence ItnSm 1— To observe both the spirit and the letter of the law retulatin* the con sumer finance business. t— To continue to maintain hish standards ol business deportment in all our dealings with the public. I— To encourage thrift by borrowers, counseling with them in the constructive use of credit, and to protect borrower* in their credit dealings so far as it is within our power. 4- To maintain truthfulness and accuracy in our advertising. 5- To continue to cooperate with public service aeenclc, and all organizations striving to better social and economic conditions. 6- To keep constant!, before our member, the value of our constitutional form of Kovernmcnt and the treedoro ol individual opportumt, which It protects. A Remember have plenty of Coke on hand for \ Christmas. It’s the one, \ drink you know i your guests Will welcome. Thursday, December 15, 1955. WHEN YOU SEE THE Consumer Finance Emblem and knpw that you are dealinx with a company which has adopted, and observes, this "Code of Ethics.”