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Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Gun
ter Jr. of Cumming announce
the forth-coming marriage of
'■their daughter, Joyce Jewelen
Gunter, to Robert Steven Wal
drip, son of Mr. and Mrs. J-
Waldrip of Dawsonville.
Miss Gunter is a graduate
of Forsyth County High School,
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She is employed with Prefer
red Land Corporation of At
lanta.
Mr. Waldrip is a graduate of
Dawsonville High School. He
is employed with Georgia Pr
inting Company of Gainesville.
The wedding will be June 29
at Dawsonville Baptist Church.
Hughes —
Anglin
Marriage
Dawsonville-Mrs. Frances J.
Hughes, Dawsonville, annou
nces her marriage to Mr. Le
land Anglin of Cumming.
The marriage was performed
in Duluth by the Reverend Ja
mes Moore.
After a week’s stay at the
Doral County Club on Miami
Beach, they reside on Route 2,
Dawsonville.
4-H BUILDS COMMUNITIES
Georgia 4-H provides
opportunities for young people
to gain a deep understanding of
their communities’ economic,
social, physical and human
resources—to help build and
expand them—while at the
same time 4-H’ers develop
leadership qualities, explore
career possibilities and prepare
for future jobs. For informa
tion on 4-H projects and
membership, contact your
Extension county agent or
home economist located in
your county-seat town.
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Representatives of the Party
said this was one of their big
gest and most successful pro
jects.
Scheduled to be an annual ev
ent, the Forsyth County Fed
eration worked with the facul
ties last school year in the Up
per and High School to create
an artistic project directed to
the local, state , or national
government.
Students were asked to create
an art display on “Love, For
My Country.” The students
could submit any media they
chose.
With 40 entries, paintings,
poems, short stories, essays
were displayed at the final jud
ging at the Upper Elementary
School.
For the judging, Clara Dunn,
an Atlanta Art Critic and Dr
ama Director, John Shinall,
a local attorney, and Joyce
Turner with WSNE Radio jud
ged the entries.
In three catagories, the first
place winners were awarded a
$25 savings bond by Congress
man Fletcher Thompson who
arrived from Washington, D.C.
upon invitation from the local
Federation of Republican Wom
en. The 2nd and 3rd place win
ners received Eisenhower mint
dollars.
The Republican Party says
“this project awoke the students
to the need for an American
two party system, and the pro
ject helped the students under
stand the value of Democracy.”
Curently, a goal of the
Federation is to see that all
people are registered to vote.
“It doesn’t matter which party
you belong too, it does matter
that you are a registered vo
ter,” says the representatives.
Each third Thursday evening
of the month, the Federation
meets at the Lanier Room at the
Bank of Cumming.
Officers of the party, Presi
dent Norma Dunn has served
two years. Mrs. Fred Purnell,
Lanier Drive, is Vice-Presi
dent. Mrs. Purnell was also
Committee Chairman for the
patriotic float entry in the *72
July 4th parade.
The float, “America, The
Beautiful,” rolled in the parade
with Bass Farr, an active Re
publican dramatizing Uncle
Sam. Mrs. Purnell said, ‘‘many
family members of the Feder
ation worked to design the float,
and the float’s driver was Billy
Dunn.”
The Republicans welcome
new members and guests to at
tend their meetings. Member
ship fees are $2.00 a year. For
information, one may contact
Mrs. Clifford Hobart, Social
and Membership Chairman.
The Republican Federation
has an annual party; a dinner
dance was given at Canongate
on Lanier in February.
The members have worked
jointly with civic organizations
with projects, “they think will
benefit the community.”
Recently, Clyde Mize, Chair
man of the City Park spoke at
a meeting. Mize acknowledged
their support and dedication to
ward the success ofCumming’s
new City Park.
America Land of The Free
was a poem submitted by Li
nda Carlyle of Chestatee Sch
ool.
The poem won second place
as she talked about America’s
Freedoms in the copy.
Linda is thirteen years old,
and she is an excellent student.
The judges were very pleased
with all of the Entries.
AMERICA
LAND
OF THE
FREE
Our fathers long before us
Armed with freedom. faced the
deep
What they won with love and
labor
Let the children watch and keep
By our dark and dreaming forest
By our free and shining skies
By ou green and ripening ;
pralres
Where the western mountains:
rise
God who gave our fathers free
dom
God who made our fathers brave
What they built with love and
hate
Let the children watch and save
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