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Cumming, Georgia. THE FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS ESTABLISHED 1008 Circulation over Forsyth, Fulton, Cherokee, Dawson, Lumpkin, Hall and Qwlnnett Counties TUB PAPER THAT APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE Published Every Thursday at Cumming, Georgia ROY P. OTWELL Editor and Owner JAMES L. REEVES Associate Editor SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR IN ADVANCE *2.00 Entered as Second ('lass Matter August 10, 1910. Second Class postage j>aid at Cumming, Georgia. Advertising Rates Made Known Upon Application OFFICIAL. ORGAN OF FORSYTH COUNTY and city of cumming ALWAYS TRY TO BUY AT HOME It is about time for the NEWS to again re mind the people of this county that local mer chants deserve a chance to supply their needs. Whenever you have anything to buy, give local business houses an opportunity to serve you. The future prosperity of all of us depends upon a willingness to cooperate in the common good, and one way to do this is to patronize home concerns whenever possible. We do not urge any person to pay an exorbi tant price for any goods. It is the business of selers to meet competition. They mst do this if they expect to stay in business. It is their obli gation if they desire the patronage of local customers. YOU CAN DO YOUR PART Every citizen of CUMMING can make a con tribution to democratic government. It is not by abusing Soviet Russia, the Com munist Party, or Nikita Khrushchev. It is not by urg>ig a war against the Communit ideology or the Russian people. AJI that any person here has to do to make a fight on dictatorship, or Communism, is to see that democracy workks in our own local, state and national governments. When there is a deviation from the accepted principles of democracy in the government of CUMMING or FORSYTH COUNTY, or any other unit of American government, it can be scored a sa gain for the isms that we say we abhor. EXIT 1959 CARS The major automobile companies are now scheduled out of production their 1959 models. Some 1959 cars will have gone entirely out of production by the twentieth, others will be phas ed out entirely by the end o fthe month, and some will be produced into August. By the last week in August all 1959’s o f the major com panies will be out of production. Significantly, all seventeen of the industry’s auto makkers will be turning out 1960 models by September 18th. Last year it was October before this switch was in progress among all the maker's. The automobile industry has enjoyed a better year during the past twelve months than in the preceding year. In fact, business appeared grim just sixteen months ago, and now is taking on brighter prospects. The major companies are coming out with new, small cars this fall and the larger models are expected to sell well for the next six months at least, based on business pros pects. This is important to the country as a whole, for the automobile industry consumes so much steel and affects so many related industries and businesses and people that it is a major con-1 sideration in the ntaional economy. Assuming! that a prolonged steel strike can be avoided, the 1 automobile industry appears headed for a good year, and that will help make business good for j the entire country. NATIONAL EDITOtIAI The Forsyth County News A. S. C. NEWS Elections will be held this year on August 5, to name an Agricul tural Stabilization and Conserva tion Committee for each commun ity in Forsyth County, Mr. C. A. Bagwell, Chairman of the Forsyth County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservtioan Committee, an nounced today. To be elected are a committee chairman, vice-chairman regular member and two alternates in each community. The elections re held each year, ' and this year they are scheduled to be held in each community in an election meeting. Both the nomi nations and voting for committee membership will be by secret bal lot. Separate voting for committees membership will be by secret bal lot. Separate nominations and vot ing will be held by secret ballot for each committee position.. Vot ers attending will be permitted to write in a name of a candidate of their ovv n choice. Community Election Boards, each composed of three farmers who are not now ASC officials, will supervise the election meetings. Mr. Bagwell stated that this Board will settle all ouestions which may arise re garding eligibilitv to vote or to serve as a committeeman, if elected Mr. Bagwell, explained that the community elections will be follow ed by a County Convention, to be held on August 20, where a County ASC Committee will be elected. The chairman of each Community Committee elected will be the com munity delegate to the County Convention. Farmers eligible to vote in the elections are those who have an interest in a farm as owner, tenant or share cropper. The voters, like wise, must be a participant in or be eligible to participate in at least one of the programs administered locally by the ASC Committee. Card Of Thanks The family of Mr. Paul Durham wishes to express their deepest appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown during the extend ed illness and death of our dear husband and father. Also for the floral offerings an food brought to the home. The Ministers for their words of comfort and all the singers, the Ingram Funeral Home for their kind and efficient service. May God bless all who helped in any way. Mrs. Paul Durham Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shoe make CHRISTIANITY? Christianitv is not a set of ab stract principles derived from our thinking of an impersonal God. It would be much nearer the truth to say that Christianity is the teach ings of Christ (a historic person) as he reveals God to us. Christians are those who follow Christ, who trust him as their personal Saviour and Lord— just as a little child has complete confidence in ths earthly father (who is imperfect) so we must have perfect confidence in God's Son as he reveals out heavenly father to us. Christianity is not of belief in— an abstract system of thought—but complete trust and confidence in the person and work of Jesus Christ, God’s Son, and our Saviour. This is the reason for the abso lute necessity of knowing the Bible —an earnest prayerful study of the Bible, in order to know the life of Christ and his teachings and the interpretation of Christ and histeeachings tv the Biblical writ ers. Not only that, but the Bible is the story of God’s dealings with mankind from the time of creation until New Testament times. “In the fullness of time God sent his Son into the world.” Rom 8:3 "God sending his own son in likeness of flesh.” Rom. 5:10- “were rpeon | riled to God by the death of his Son.” j Your Christianity is a personal j matter with the personal God but we owe inescapable obligations to our fellowmen to represent Christ in our daily lives in every way possible. Give your testimony for Christ! “No man liveth to himself and no man dieth f o himself.” W. R. CALLAWAY FREEZING COOKED CHICKEN One way to make meal prepra tion quicker and easier is to broil, bake, roast, or barbecue chickens before putting them into the freez er, points out Miss Nelle Thrash, food preservationist. Agricultural Extension Service. Fryers may be frozen raw—either whole, disjoint ed, or in halves. Britain’s reserves of gold and currency fall. advertising Does Not Cost? See Us For Letterheads Envelopes and t Other Printing (Send A Friend ..The News.. The Forsyth County News Phone Tu. 7-36321 Cumming, Ga. Thursday, July 16, 1959.