The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, February 13, 1969, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextKincaid Gave Kiwanis Food For Thought In one of the most inspiring and thought-provoking addresses in some time, Jim Kincaid, Grif fin textile executive and promi nent Presbyterian layman and former president of the Flint River Scout Council, told Kiwan ians Tuesday night that “scout ing runs by volunteers,” and that it is imperative that Kiwanians furnish the manpower and leader ship to keep the Scout program which they sponsor operative and growing. The program was ar ranged by C. L. Sanvidge with the speaker being presented by Richter Smith Jr., prominent Griffin insurance executive and Scout leader. Mr. Kincaid, a native of Ire land, told of his family’s decision to come to America and how proud he was to become a United States citizen. The speaker is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, an executive with Dundee Mills, and a past presi dent of the Griffin Rotary Club. Mr. Kincaid was outspoken of his praise of the United States, calling it a great country where every person is given an oppor tunity to live like men and wom en. He termed the Bible and the Constitution the two greatest documents of all time and the guidepost for living. Mr. Kincaid quoted former Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida who said that “if American youth is provided adequate leadership they will never be buried by Com munism.” He also pointed to evils of our age as “too much power without responsibility, too much reputation without character, and too much religion without faith. He challenged the Jackson Ki wanis Club to catch the higher vision and to become involved in the Scout programs which the Ki wanis Club sponsors. Special guests included Billy Crum, assistant Scout master and the following Scouts: Richard Brooks, Scott Perdue, Jerry Crum, Kenny Sanvidgc, Ronnie Acree, Bobby Thornton, and Tom Robison. Kiwanian David Black is Scout master. Harold McMiehael was a guest of Wrn. Mack Davis. In a singathon, Kiwanians Luke Weaver, Bobby Taylor, Lou Moel chert, David Settle and Richard Watkins Jr. were saluted musical ly on birthdays of recent date. Henry Asbury On Committee BankAmericard Henry L. Asbury, Executive Vice President of the Mclntosh State Rank of Jackson, was one of nine Georgia bank executives elected in Atlanta last Wednes day (February f>, 1969) to form u steering committee for Georgia BankAmericard. The committee was formed to guide an interchange of ideas among all participating banks of Georgia BankAmericard. Other bankers elected to the Steering committe were: Wallace B. Bruce, President of The Citi zens Bank of Toccoa; H. L. Col lier, President of the Bank of Commerce, Amerieus; J. E. Gar ner Jr., President of The Ex change Bank of Milledgeville; V. Frank Jolly, Vice President of the Commercial Bank and Trust Company of Griffin; E. C. Lan caster, President of the National Bank of Albany; 1,. M. Meeks, Vice President of the Bank of Perry; Donald T. Sehutt, Presi dent of the First National Bank of Valdosta; and L. L. Summer Jr.. Executive Vice President of the National City Bank of Rome. Shortcourse On Weed Control Would you like to know how to control weeds in crop, fence rows and other places? These questions will be an swered at a shortcourse sponsored by the Butts County Extension Office. The meeting will be held at Jackson National Bank on February 17. Dr. James Miller. Weed control specialist with the Cooperative Extension Service, w'ill present the program. Flo villa Woman Hurt As Car Strikes Tree Mrs, Brenda Parker, 25, of Route 1, Flovilla, was seriously injured about 3 o’clock Friday afternoon when the car in which she was driving South on Geor gia Highway 42 veered off the road and struck a tree near the Fresh Air Barbecue stand on In dian Springs Road. Mr. Parker was treated at Syl van Grove Hospital and trans ferred to Georgia Baptist Hos pital. 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