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STAYS NEAT GLASS DOOR MIRROR
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16" x 56", RIG. 3.99
Fine hardwood frame. In nat-
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REG 3.99 SPRAY STARCH, GIANT 15OZ.
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save! Lab-tested for wear, wash
ability. Fitted sheets are Sanfor-
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81x108" Flat, or Double Fitted Sale 1.92
42x36" Muslin Pillow Cases Salo 2 for 92c
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POLYURETHANE FOAM BED PILLOWS
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“Venture In Faith” Theme
Os Methodist Churches
The Methodist Pastors of New
ton County, said this week that
Methodists in the Atlanta-
Decatur-Oxford District of the
North Georgia Conference are in
the “week of total evangelism’’
in connection with “A Venture
In Faith”.
“A Venture In Faith” is the
name given for ah evangelism
program being carried on this
year by Georgia Methodists. The
“weeks of total evangelism” are
scheduled in the North and South
Georgia Methodist Conferences,
Feb. 5-9 and March 5-9. In the
program, ministers from the two
conferences will exchange pulpits
for preaching missions and other
activities during the periods.
“Our people throughout the
district have put their all into
this,” Dr. Nat Long said. He
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Patients admitted during the
week of January 30th. thru Feb
ruary sth., 1967:
Mrs, Mabel Jefferies, Mrs.
Georgia Cannon, Otis Corley,
Jr., Mrs. Viola Dalton, Mrs.
Wanda Ricks, Mac Young, Mrs.
Maxine Blankenship, Mrs. Con
nie Wood, Mrs. Brenda Johnson
and baby boy, Mrs. Roxie A. Har
per, Rae Ann Leggitt, Mrs. Inez
Bryant, Mrs. Sandra Batchelor
and baby girl, Walker S. Kirk
patrick, James Dalton, Mrs. San
dra Costley and baby boy, Mrs.
Lenora Jefferies, Mrs. Nell
Jones.
Mrs. Jeanette Morrell, Mrs.
Miriam Witherspoon and baby
girl, Miss Joanne Johnson, John
McCart, Emma A. Lassiter, Mrs.
Ardelia Rainey and baby girl,
Jimmy Day, John Dickerson, Sar
ah H. Brooks, W. J. Piper, Mrs.
Mamie R. Day and baby boy,
Sarah H. Day, Regina TTiomas
Chapman, Gregory H. Williams,
Edgar Cunard, Mrs. Linda Kitch
ens and baby boy, Mrs. Peggy
Jenkins, James Garner.
Mrs. Annie L. Parish, Brenda
Tolleson, Darlene Thomas, Har
dy Corley, Michelle Massey,
Jack B. Mask, Mrs. Gwen Hay
and baby girl, Shela Seabolt,
Jimmy Grant, Mrs. Mary Ann
Mooney, Robbie M. Budd, Mrs.
Gail Knight, Corbin J. Davis,
Mrs. Essie M. Kitchens, Mamie
Ruth Day, Mrs. Ella Mitchell,
Mrs. Bert Speer.
Corene D. Perry, Joseph Wal
ker, Mrs. Dorothy Mae White and
baby boy, Annie Mae Terrell,
Mrs. Virginia Cooksey and baby,
James A. Terrell, Mrs. Mable
Smith and baby, Mrs. Mary R,
Wyatt and baby boy, Mrs. Sara
Gen. Ruffner Is
Named Chairman
Big Scout Show
Gen. Clark L. Ruffner, U. S.
Army, retired, has betui named
general chairman of a gala Scout
show tn which some 10,000 Boy
Scouts, representing troops from
this and 11 other Metropolitan
Atlanta counties will participate.
Troops from Carroll, Cher
okee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb,
Douglas, Fulton, Haralson, New
ton, Paulding, Plckins and Rock
dale counties will be In the show,
scheduled for May 12 at Atlanta
Stadium.
The newly named show chair
man, who now serves as resi
dent vice president in Atlanta
for the Atlantic Coast Line and
L & N Railroads, is a 1924 grad
uate of Virginia Military Instit
ute. Gen. Ruffner was chief of
staff of the U. S. Army Forces
in the Central Pacific during
World War 11.
He served in Korea during the
Inchon Invasion in 1950
said Methodist leaders across
the state, including Methodist
Bishop John Owen Smith of At
lanta, “have been gladdened by
the interest expressed in the
evangelism thrust.” “Certainly
we must say that this is a deep
interest in the Christian gospel
and what it can do for mankind,”
he declared.
Methodists began advertising
the evangelistic weeks in early
January. A state-wide saturat
ion program of advertising th
rough highway billboards, radio,
television, and newspapers is
being used.
The program is sponsored by
the North and South Georgia Con
ference Boards of Evangelism.
Its purpose is to enroll more
persons in Methodist churches
and to renew enthusiasm for the
church among present members.
Belcher and baby boy, Mrs. Katie
Mae Elder, Mrs. Zatta Mae Dela
mar.
Patients remaining February
5 th., 1967;
Mrs. Maxine Blankenship,
Mrs. Sandra Batchelor and baby
girl, Sarah Brooks, Mrs. Inez
Bryant, G. O. Capps, Artie Cor
ley, Mrs. Sandra Costley and
baby boy, Carsib C. Cowan, Ed
gar R. Cunard, Mrs. Georgia
Cannon, Otis Corley, Jr., Mrs.
Viola Dalton, James Dalton, John
Dickerson, Irving Dietz, Mrs.
Marion Floyd.
Mrs. Nancy Hawks, Mrs. Rox
ie Harper, Mrs. Mabel Jefferies,
Lenora Jefferies, Mrs. Brenda
Johnson and baby boy, Mrs. Jo
anne Johnson, Mrs. Lucille John
son, Mrs. Nell Jones, Mrs. Essie
Kitchens, Mrs. Eula Kitchens,
Mrs. Gail Knight, Little Sam
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Emma A. Las
siter, Rae Ann Liggett, John
McCart.
Mrs. Ella Mitchell, Mrs. Mary
Ann Mooney, Jeanette Morrell,
W. J. Piper, Grace Parker, Mrs.
Wanda Ricks, Mrs. Bert Speer,
Mary F. Stanton, James A. Ter
rell, Annie Mae Terrell, Mrs.
Mae Wilson, Joe Walden, Greg
ory H. Williams, Mrs. Miriam
Witherspoon and baby girl, Miss
Connie Wood, Mac Young.
Mrs. zatta MaeDelemar, Mrs.
Katie Mae Elder, Mrs. Mellie
Gaither, Mrs. Molly Gilstrap,
Peterson baby girl, Joseph
Walker.
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