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Newspaper Page TextWOMEN'S NEWS MRS. B. L. LAWRENCE POplar 7-8859 Sorority To Hold White Elephant Sale At Minit Inn On Wed. Apr. 18 A white elephant sale will be held by the Beta Eta Chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority at their next meeting at the Minit Inn on April 19. A Pledge cere mony will also be held to initiate Mrs. Lee Hooper. Mrs. Bobby Mc- Kinney, Mrs. Emily Carlan and Mrs. Lawson Rollins into the sor ority at this meeting, April 24th had been tentatively set for a Jewel Pin ceremony. Members of the College Park chapter will be guests. On April sth the Beta Etas met at the home of Mrs. John Simmons at 13G Spring Valley Drive. An in teresting program on “Speech”, another in the series on “Self Ap preciation” was arranged by Mrs. Ken Courtney, program chairman. A tape recording of each mem ber’s voice was given helpful cri ticism. The recorder captured conversation during the refresh ment period unknown to the mem bers and resolutions for improve ment were heard during the play 'back. In addition to Mrs. Simomns and Mrs. Courtney, Mrs. Carl Brown, Mrs. Bob Gay, Mrs. Carroll Smith, Mr. Wendell Norvelle, and Mrs. Lee Hooper, were present. Forest Park | PERSONALS Mrs. A. D. Mathews of Frank fort, Kentucky arrived April 5 for a three week visit with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Mathews, Neil and Dianne of 1214 - YOUNGER SET NEWS - \ MRS. R. B. MATTHEWS POplar 1-9096 I Officers Are Elected By Brownie Troop 8 At April 5 Meeting Officers were elected at the Ap ril sth meeting of Brownie Troop 8. Those elected were: Susan Ada mson, president; Carol Yarbrough vice-president; Elizabeth Dion, secretary: Gloria Wilkerson, trea surer; Linda Ellis, assistant trea surer; and Patricia Van Houten, historian. The girls are continuing their work on tenderfoot requirements to become Girl Scouts. Mrs. J. D. Jergeson, leader, read “His tory of Girl Scouting.” Members of this troop are also learning two songs: “Swinging Al ong” and a German folk son, “The Cu-Cu Song.” Brownie Lone Troop 2 Enjoys Hike March 31 Girls in Brownie Lone Troop 2 bid farwell to one of their fellow members, Diane Bagwell, who is For Quality Merchandise At Prices You Can Afford To Pay Trade at , . . ELKIN'S Department Store “There Is No Substitute . . . For Quality” 625 Central Ave., Hapeville ^,oo^ Gboty K & ft IIP ^TES GOOD! And It's Good For You! Several varities of Northcutt’s Milk to choose from! Homogenized: Pasteurized, Chocolate, Buttermilk! Take your choice ... all are the best you can buy. Early morning home delivery County wide. The freshest milk distributed by a Clayton County Dairy. Cream—Fresh Eggs. G. W. NORTHCUTT DAIRY Route 2, College Park Call POplar 7-2941 Mrs. Reynolds Attends Two Day Sewing Course For Home Demo. Club Mrs. Paul L. Reynolds, Jr. of 118 Soutnh Avenue, sewing chair man for the Forest Park Home Demonstration Club, attended a two day sewing course at the Singer Center in East Point, on April 4 and 5. Miss Avola Whitesell, clothing specialist of the University of Georgia Extension Service, in structed sewing chairman from nine of the Home Demonstration Clubs in Clayton County, in “Get ting The Most Out Os Your Sew ing Machine.” In addition to taking the inform ation back to the individual clubs these ladies will also instruct 4-H girls in a course on “Know Your Machine.” Mrs. Reynolds will make a re port on the course at the next meeting of the Forest Park Home Demonstration Club on April 19. Ash Street. Mrs. Calude Wilson of Holland Park was thrilled to get a phone call from her husband in Form osa. Captain Wilson was trans fferred there in December and Mrs. Wilson and the children will join him soon. They plan to sail from San Francisco on May Bth. Sgt. and Mrs. Davis Evans of 120 North Avenue had as their guests for a few days Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Evans of Dilsbury, Pennsylvania, returning from a winter in Miami, Florida. Mr. Evans is Sgt. Evans’ brother. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner and son Henry of 123 Slaton Street visited with Mrs. Turner’s rela- First Aid Course Is Completed By Brownie Lone Troop 13 on Apr. 4 Brownie Lone Troop 13 met Wed nesday, April 4, at the First Bap tist Church. The girls completed their course in First Aid. • At the next meeting, members will begin a study in nature. Each girl in this troop is asked to bring a leaf to the meeting on April 11, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Sara Wal drop, 157 West Drive. Mrs. Wal drop is the Leader for Brownie Troop 13. Cook Out Planned By Girl Scout Troop 1 Girl Scout Troop 1 met Wednes day, April 4, at the Forest Park High School. The meeting was spent in preparation of a “cook out,” as the girls continued their work for second class badges. Those present were Brenda San ford, Mary Johnson, Mary Lynn Cornell, Laura Gladden, Diane Da vis, Sandra Rhodes, Nancy House, Sheila Hoover, Sara Haines, Carol Callaway, Janet Mattson, Gloria Bryson, Gloria Baker, Sandra Mc- Kenzie and Elaine Neill. moving to Aberdeen, Maryland. Members of Troop 2 (Snow White Patrol) enjoyed a hike Sat urday, 'March 31 from the Ash Street School to the City Park Each member carried a sack lunch. The regular business meeting was held Wednesday April 4, with Marsha McElwaney as hostess. Home Demonstration Club To Meet Thursday April 19 at 9:30 A.M. The Forest Park Home Demon stration Club will meet April 19 at 9:30 a. m. at the Jones Memo rial First Methodist Church. This is an important meeting. Prepara tions for the County-wide dress re view will be made. All members desiring to participate in the re view must wear a dress they have made to this meeting to be eligi ble to enter. A program on “Landscaping” will be presented by Mrs. David Evans. In addition to the sewing discussions, members may com plete unfinished projects. tives in Grantville, Georgia during the Easter holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson of 162 Burks Road are expecting Mr. Peterson’s mother in from Minnesota on a visit. Sgt. F. R. Huddleston of 106 Grenade Drive is now stationed at Watertown Arsenal, Masschusetts. Mrs. Huddleston plans to join him in June. Mr. and Mr. Clyde V. Bagwell of 1010 Alder Drive and daughters Dianne and Susan left April sth for Aberdeen, Maryland where Mr. Bagwell has been transferred. Amid all the anxiety of moving Mrs. Bagwell also suffered the loss of her mother, Mrs. Alice Mc- Junkin of Whitestone, Georgia, who died at the Roper Hospital in Jasper, Georgia on March 30. Friends express their sympathy and hope the Bagwells will soon be settled in their new home. Surprise Party Given For Girl Scout Lone Troop Number Five Members of Girl Scout Lone Troop 5 were surprised with a party in place of the regular bus iness meeting Thursday, April 5, at the First Baptist Church. Hot dogs, cookies, and drinks were served, and games played. Wall Papering Painting 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE GUARANTEED WORK HANSON POplar 7-9533 VOTE FOR W. LOY DICKS ON FOR SHERIFF RUN-OVER election SATURDAY, APRIL 14th ; I PLEDGE: EFFICIENT - ECONOMICAL FRIENDLY SERVICE FULL TIME ATTENTION TO DUTIES OF THIS IMPORTANT OFFICE AND WILL WORK FOR THE BEST INTEREST OF CLAYTON COUNTY FOREST PARK, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1956 YES, LADY Visitor^-"! do hope you keep your cows in a pasture.” ' Milkman—“ Yes, madam, of course we keep them in a pas ture.” Visitor—“l’m so glad to hear that. I have been told that pasteu rized milk is much the safest.” famics! AU Materials - Wholesale Prides. Direct Mill Connec tions. 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