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A % s AR 4 b ‘Y’ A W : B A >y 4 . ; 13 / 1 s i 3 . b S ./ AT o S % o | A ' o R N ke W g . | : e WL e SR A ‘4 % ik. 2o i e Y b % 3 % | s i e G ¢ o7 i2d % ; %Y R A 5 W 5 * i Gl IR Il v Rk i 1 s s BTN . B 5 i ‘Mb P AWARD WINNERS AGAIN: Members of Cub Scout Pack 279, sponsored by the Ash Street Parent Teachers Association are shown here shortly after the pack received a second year c¢harter for outstanding progress. Award " was Ash St. PTA Cub Pack Granted Second Charter At a meeling last Friday night, Cub Pack 279, sponsored by the Ash Street P, T. A, was granted its second year charter by Tara District Organization and Exten sion Chairman Bill McCoy. In presenting the charter Mr McCoy pointed out that only on careful study of progress and achievement by the State Council was such a charter granted, Pack 279, by its activity and en hsiasm, was favored again this ar, Mr, McCoy went on to outline structure of scouting, and the hods used to evaluate progress pack from month to month ccumulatively throughout the of both the Council and it were discussed, with the Council being of an tive nature: Selection of resprsentatives, as b ivisory capacity wher iry, and selecting a unit leaders, aders, in this con te their plans to » facilities for unit Iso provide a pro for. the year, mson, Ash Street nt, who accepted Mr. McCoy, pre- Bill Foust, Pack the presentation, birddhouses and hee, with prizes rplane going to the best con ', the best pre and the oddest k . - ristian Is . oking ontest of Mrs. Jen vinner of the contest held )01. Her prize de by indivi on honorable . given by Tara District Organization and Ex tension Chairman Bill McCoy and was receiv ed by Mrs. Harry Johnson, PTA president. Mrs. Johnson in turn presented the award to Pack leader Bill Foust. News staff photo by LaChapelle. (See story.) BROWNIE NOTES Brownie Troop 12, under the leadership of Mrs. Rose Corbitt, met April 26 at Hendrix Drive School for their weekly meeting. They discussed plans for a weiner roast and took a walk in the woods, Cathy Padgett was hostess for the meeting on Thursday, 26th. * Reported by Patricia Baker. There were six members present for the weekly meeting of Brownie Troop 2, Wednesday, April 24,. at the home of the leader, Mrs. N. R. McDaniel, 926 Sycamore Circle. Plans were made for Mother's Day gifts, and work done on a scrap book to be presented to a classmate who is ill at his home. Hostess for the meeting wa s Linda Blanton. \ Susan Durden was hostess for mention. They were: Larry Mor rvis, $1; Billie '"Marie Wilson and Sandra Collins, $1; Joey Logan and Butch Watkins, $1; (all of Miss Silvey's 4th grade); Ronnie Lundtrum and Jack Barnwell, $1; and Randall Foster, $1; (of Mrs. Jenkins' 4th grade). The posters will be displayed in Forest Park Stores. Georgia Pow er Company, who will present the cooking school May 10 and 11, aw arded $5, the balance was contri buted by the grade mothers. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted EASY TERMS Keith Jewelry Co. GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITIES Members of Girl Scout Troop 6 recently elected officers as fol lows: Judy Knowles, President; Dorothy Haines, Vice President; Martha Sue Hughes, Secretary; Jean Holmes, Treasurer, * Qn Thursday, Apnl 19, the girls played softball with Troop 11, at Forest Park High School b all ground. Thursday, April 6, they discus sed plans for a skating party for the next meeting. The party will complete their work for proficiency badges in skating. This will also be a birthday party in honor of their second year in Girl Scouting. Members of this troop are work ing with other troops throughout the city, selling cement blocks to be used in the new girl scout build the weekly meeting, Wednesday, April 24, of Brownie Troop 9, at Ash Street School. Among other projects the girls made plans for the hike on Satur day, April 28 to the City Hall Park. There were 16 members present for the Wednesday meeting. Brownie Lone ‘troop 14, under the leadership of Mrs. Jewell Mur ray, recently elected the following officers: President: Gayle Yates; Vige-President: Edwina Murray; Secretary: Judity Story, and Trea surer: Connie Neal. Alice Guiton,‘ Scribe. | P Te A i I MR BIRTHS . Mr. and Mrs. Rube Nelson of 1221 Adler Drive are the parents of a son, Rube Albert, Jr., born April 26 at Crawford Long Hos pital. The baby weighed seven pounds. He has a sister, Connie age 9. Mr. and Mrs. Glen H. Fowler of 138 South Mitchell Street announce the birth of a son, April 16 at Georgia Baptist Hospital.. ing in the city park, scheduled for completion in September, Girl Scout Troop 1 held the week ly meeting Wednesday, Agil 25 at the Ash Street School feteria, with 14 members present. Gloria Baker was absent due to flu. The giris heic x shorr ousiness meeting, then practiced for a soft ball game to be played with Troop 15, scheduled for Wednesday, May 9, at the Forest Park High School. Mary Johnson, Reporter SI Ec IAI ® & O VALUE IN AUTO UPHOLSTERING FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY We are at the present time overstocked on one of the finest materials for automobile upholstering available. . ‘ (a combination of Nylon and, Rayon) . —Won’t shock, won’t burn, won’t fade— Regularly (for most.- augos) ... .. . ....... $29.96 Special Price (limited time) . . . . $19.95 And here is a real buy in woven plastic seat covers: Regularly (most automobiles) ...._....-.. $26.95 Special Price (limited time) . . . . $17.95 REMEMBER us for installation of transparent seat covers on your new car. DON’T FORGET us for all your FURNITURE up holstering needs. We invite comparison of the quality of our work and our prices. Terms on furniture up holstering. Low bank rates. Estimates without obliga tion. Give us a call. * POplar 1-0911 or Jonesboro 2659 Dodd’s Upholstry Sh Corner of Ash Street and Morrow Road, Forest Park AMBULANCE SERVICE ABERCROMBIE - PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME, 1280 Main St. PHONE; POplar 7-2102 HOURS: On call 24 hours a day. Oxygen equipped ambulances and trained personnel on duty at all times. APPLIANCES HOME FURNISHINGS FOREST PARK SALES AND SER VICE, 1235 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 1-8030 HOURS: 8:30-6:30 Mon.-Sat, Electrical and gas appli ances, television sets. JONES FURNITURE COMPANY, 631 Central Avenue, Hapeville, PHONE: POplar 7-38¢9. HOURS: 8:30-6:00 Mon. Sat. except Friday 8:30-8:30. Complete home furnish- Angs. Low prices. Easy terms. Special cash discounts PURCO APPLIANCES, INC., 1102 Main Street (in Postoffice Build ing). PHONE: POplar 6-2831. HOURS: 9-7 except Fridays 9-9. Exclusive Crosley-Bendix fran 'chise in Forest Park. Refrigera tors, washers, radios, television. Westinghouse and G. E. small ap pliances. SUBURBAN LP GAS CO., 109 Main Street. PHONE: POplar I -0805. HOURS: 8:00-5:00 Mon. Fri. and 8:00-12:00 Sat. Gas ranges, gas heaters, gas water heaters, refrig erators, air conditioning units, liquid peiroleum (Propane) gas. APPLIANCES, REPAIRS PURCO APPLIANCES, INC., 1102 Main Street (in Postoffice Build ing). PHONE: POplar 6--2831. HOURS: 9-7 except Fridays 9-9 Complete service and repair department for service on all makes anhd models of applian ces. Experienced school trained serviceman. Repairs made in your home whenever possible to save you dollars. All work fully guaran {eed. i e b R L AUTOMOBILE . PARTS - REPAIRS SMG 5 A e R IR R FOREST PARK AUTO SERVICE, 1316 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 7-9828. HOURS: 7:30-6:00 Mon.- Fri. and 7:30-12:00 Sat. Complete tuto repairs, Bear wheel align ment ,Bear wheel balaneng. ; FOREST PARK, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1956 The Executive Board of the Hen: drix Drive School P. T. A. wil meet Tuesday, May 8, at 10:3( a, m, in the school office. This wil be the last meeting of the year, sc all officers and committee chair men are urged to attend. 1 ToBUYorSELL In Clayton County See ; H J. Pi i . J. Piette ] Tracts Available for Industry i and Subdivisions. Choice Farms | Forest Park Realty ’ and Insurance Co. | 1138 Main Street POplar 7-0531 | DIRECTORY OF LOCAL ADVERTISERS BOOKKEEPING SERVICE RUTH A’PORTA, 108 Maple Street. PHONE: POplar 7-2726. HOURS: 8-6 Mon.-Sat. Complete bookkeeping service and tax ser vice. Reasenable rates. CLEANERS-LAUNDERERS CARTERS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY, 1242 Main Street. PHONE: FOplar 7-6949. HOURS: 7:30-6:30 Mon.-Sat. Laundry, dry gleaning, alterations, pickup serv ice. FOREST PARK LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, 1270 Main Sireet. PHONE: POplar 1-6008. HOURS. 7-7 Mon.-Sat. Laundry, dry clean ing, fluff dry and damp wash. All work done on premises. Pick up and delivery service. RALPH'S CLEANERS, 1006 North Main Street. PHONE: POplar 11-5334, 5334, HOURS: 7:30-6:00 Mon.-Sat. Laundry, dry ®tleaning, alterations. Pickup and delivery service. One day service. DRUG STORES CHRISTIAN’S PHARMACY, COR. Main Street and Phillips Drive. PHONE: POplar 7-9726. HOURS: 8-9:30 Mon.-Sat., 199 Sun. Pre scriptions, patent medicines, sun dries. MORRIS AND WELDON PHAR MACY, 1208 M ain Sireet. PHONE: POplar 1-8413. HOURS: 8-9:30 Mon.-Sat. 1-8 Sun. Prescrip tions, patent medicines. sundries. DEPARTMENT STORES STANFORD’S DEPARTMENT STORE, 1276 Main Street, PHONE: POplar 1-1013. EOURS: §.50-6.30 Mon.-fhurs. and 8.30-7.00 Fri.-Sat. Clothing and shoes for the entire family, notions and piece goods, Rutterick patterns. ~ FENCES & FENCING ° INTERNATIONAL FENCE (0., 992 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 6-2778. HOURS: 8-5 Mon. - Sat. (Phone service 24 hours a day). Complete line of heavy duty life time fences. Sales and installation. Free estimates. No down pay ments, BAT L o o “« It gives. me pleasure to inform all my friends and customers that my bro ther, E. C. “Cal” Witherington has joined me in the operation of Withering ton’s Gulf Service. Cal has had extensive experience with Gulf products and service, having managed a large company owned station in Savannah, Georgia for the past ten years. The addition of my brother to our crew will make it possible for us to render you even better and faster service than in the past. - W. A. Witherington ———————————— ST T . QIR L£ Ay AN BT e i L i ¥ ‘ G e y aiwteig A& ¥» o =‘, N L .\v«,‘ Uy e % . L RPRIE P R R W B LA ol 3 { % b AT RGe BTh TAL N P » = B . i I et e N Le ¢! AT gl 3 A Aty L e =TTI gV WTI ORI R VAR L ! ! ¢y ! TR TSR AT T R LS Gk i _’ » s L o) L 4 38 & | i t y 8 Lo 9 e ! ] = @(g ) H o \ Rsßß§ &8 ¥ . | S 4" 4 oLt e 0 Pe- TR R 3 ¥ e pensl O | OISR K t % : b . 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L and indicates h{e-e'xpcc B (Gther than risk failure. : . : SN g M e 4 pCats a8 § e B e B e ol O o e, Py A, ¥ Ty e ik, A ; Py i QN (4 ok gy B G\ T e e B R ﬁ\"" 4 B sl \ v LAY e L be Sy L CRESL _l ; Pnﬂs ::‘ ;.‘ r A real buy in o top-grade [ Plenty of capacity forradio, 8 Warranted dependable i’bcttery.‘f B heaier, too! B 8 for cold weather starting. ; nted! | At outr sarreies Fully Warrd Gu x Up To $6.00 Trade-In On Your Old Battery! . . s ’ f ¢ J.F Witherington's Gulf Service 1201 MAIN STREET—IN THE HEART OF FOREST PARK ROAD SERVICE-—-—PHONE: POplar 7-9191 FUNERAL HOMES | ABERCROMBIE - PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME, 1280 Main Street. PRONE: POplar 7-2102, HOURS: On call 24 aours a day. The home of personal service. GROCERY STORES THE KWIK SHOP: 1185 Main St. PHONE: POplar 7-2107. HOURS: 7 a. m.-11 p. m. daily. Sunday 7 a. m.-10:30'a. m., 12:30 p. m. to 11 p. m. Meats, groceries, frozen foods, cold drinks. HARDWARE STORES SMITH HARDWARE AND SUP PILY C 0.,, 1210 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 1-0414 HOURS: 8:00-6:30 Mon-Sat., Builder’'s hard ware, sporting goods, plumbing supplies, paints, household ap pliances, housewares, toys, gifts, i —————————p sttt I i HOME REPAIRS M. F. ANDERSON, 136 South Ave nue. PHONE: POplar 1-7229.. Plumbing, heating, carpentry, pine paneling, painting, rvemodeling, misc. repairs. FORBST PARK SHEET METAL WORKS, Highway 41 one mile South of intersection of North Main Street. YHONE: POplar 7- 1354. * HOURS: 7.30-6 Mon.-Sat. Awnings, carports, doors, screen doors, windows. Other metal work to your specification direct trom factory (no middlieman.) NURSERIES AND FLORISTS FOREST PARK NURSERY AND FLORISTS, 54 Highway. PHONE POplar 14638. HOURS: 8-6 Mon.- Sat. f&f flowers, potted plants, funer and . wedding _flowers, wreaths; corsages, shrubbery, seeds, fertilizer, fop soil, fill dirt, landscaping. - ‘ﬂf‘ s JEAN'S FLOWERS;, 1214 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 7-8926. HOURS: 8:30-6:00 Mon.-Sat. Flow ers for all occasions. ] DAY NURSERIES | KIDDIE "TOWN ’'NURSERY '& | DANCING SCHOOL, 8 South Cen {tral Avenue. PHONE: PoOplar | 17531, Larvge playground. Balanc | ed diet. Transportation furnished, %Vur information call; Mr. & Mrs. i Robert E. Robert E. Youmans, ! RESTAURANTS ; DWARF HOUSE, Corner of Main | Street and 54 Highway. POplar 7- 1 9258¢ HOURS: 5:30 a. m.-1:00 a. m. ;Mnn.-Sat. Charceal broiled steaks, business . luncheon . orders.. Curb iservice. Catering to parties. | MINIT INN, Highwav 54, PHONE: !POplar 1-9311. HOURS 8 a. m.- { to midnight. Mon.-Sun. All the cat | fish you can eat for $1.25. Curb service. Catering to parties. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE E. LAMAR FOSTER INSURANCE AGENCY, 1232 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 7-7694. HOURS: [ 8:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. State Farm Automobile, Life and Fire Insur ance. )FOREST PARK REALTY AND INSURANCE COMPANY, 1138 lNorth Mair Street PHONE: POp lar 7-0531. HOURS: 8-6 Mon.-Sat. l(‘omplete insurance service.. Real | estate sales-rentals. Auto financing. IG.RAI)Y L. LINDSEY INSUR {ANCE AGENTY AND REAL [ITY C€O., 1249 Main Sitreet. iPHONE. POplar 7-6244 HOURS: 8:30-6 Mon.-Fri., 8.30-1 Sat. Fay ‘etteville Office: On the Square. }PHONE: 2071. Hours: 8-& Mon.- Sat. Closed Wed. at 12 noon, Com plete insurance service. Real estate sales and rentals, loans, automobile finaacing. THE McCORD COMPANY, 3518 South Fulton Avenue, Hapeville. IPHONE: 7-1546. Residence phone: [POplar 1-3100 HOURS: 8:30-5:30 Mon. Fri. and 8:30-12 Sat. Insur ance, real estate, auto financing. Serving' South -Fulton- and Clay ton County. ‘ SPEIR INSURANCE AGENC THE, 1235 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 1-8030. Residence phone: POplar 7-7568. HOURS: 8.30-7.08 Mon.-Sat. All forms of insurance available on the market today. Bank rate auto finaneing, VAN HOUTEN AND SHONE, i 228 Main Sireet. PHONE: POp lar 1-0922, HOURS: 86 Mon.-Sat. Jack Anderson, sales manager. Re sidence phone: POplar 6-2917. Real estate development and general real estate busmess. SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE NEWS TELEVISION SERVICE - REPAIR BONDED TV SERVICE, 112 Stone Mountain View Road, PHONE: I'Oplar 7-4601 or ¥Oplar 7-4033. HOURS: 88 Mon.-Sat. Complete TV service and repair. New and used TV sets. FOREST PARX SALES & SER. VICE, 1235 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 1-8030., HOURS: 8:30-6:30 Mon.-Sat. Complete TV service and repair. New and used TV sets. MCKOWN AND MOSELEY FURN ITURE & APPLIANCE CO., INC. 1206 Main Street. PHONE: POp lar 7-6612, HOURS: 8:30-6:30 Mon.. Sat. Complete TV service and res pair. New and used TV sets. PIE R CE ELECTRONICS, 1140 Main Street. PHONE: POplar 7- 9996. HOURS: 24 hours a day. Com plete TV and Radio service and repair. New and used TV sews. Capehart sales ard service. PURCO APPLIANCES, INC., 1102 Main Street (In Post Office Building.) PHONE: POplar 6-2831. and POplar 1-0253 after 7 p. m. HOURS: 9-7 except Fridays 9:00- 9:00 Guaranteed TV service and repairs. All work doen in the home whenever possible to save you most. Prompt service at all times. b S A R g R VARIETY STORES WARE’S FIVE & TEN, 1213 Main Street. PHONE: POplar. 7-888¢ HOURS: 8:30-6:30 Mon.-Thurs., 8:30-7:00 Fri-Sat. Piece goods, notions, toys, housewares, general variely items. Aimr

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The Forest Park news. (Forest Park [Ga.]) 19??-1967, May 02, 1956, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4