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Newspaper Page TextRELIGIOUS NEWS ■ fl w,»c*itiia -■*«*M|r - - -* jU*' & &Av THE REV. PAI L GILLAM, pas tor of Calvary Baptist Church, will conduct revival services in a tent at the corner of Hendrix Drive and Mountain View Road starting Sunday, July 15, and continuing through July 29. Serv ices will be held each evening at 8 o’clock. The Rev. William Hayes will be In charge of music. The congregation, now meeting in the auditorium of North Avenue Ele mentary School in Hapeville, re cently purchased a three-acre tract of land at the above loca tion. Plans for building a church structure on the site are now be ing made. B’ble School Contest Stimulates Attendance During Summer Bible School teachers and class officers of the First Christian Church at Forest Park discussed plans for a “Race Through Space” contest at the meeting Sunday. June 8, at the church. During the contest period, Sun day. July 6. through August ’I, the Bible Schools participating will seek to maintain an attend ance 15 percent above the aver age for the same period last year —a period when normal church activities are slowed down be cause of hot weather. The schools will be divided into seven groups and each given the name of a planet. They will be classified accord ingto size and will remain in the division in which they start, re gardless of attendance gains dur ing the nine-week campaign. The local church is planning a picnic to climax the contest in August. Card Os Thanks The Willard Cook family wishes io express deep gratitude for the many kindnesses and loving ex pressions of sympathy shown them during the sickness and d»ath of their baby. Pam. Thought* and Reflections By Sharon S. Abercrombie Psychologists say that they are n >w convinced that how you get a ong with other people doesn’t stem from how you handle other people—it stems from how you handle yourself. For example: If I am satisfied r< .sonably well with myself, do I have to get angry with you? Os course, not! You can say very odd things. You can even hold political opinions contrary to mine and I won’t have to get too violently angry. What will cause me to get at gry or annoyed with you or bc'ligerantly angry? When I am afraid of myself. When I have a fear of something about me! Let's say I am afraid I am not competent or not as lucky, or not as smart or I am afra: ol my health o any number o things. Tha' type of fear wi! lead me to ac peculiarly witt : you. If I can ai , cept mys eI I then I can a< | cept you. Phychologists have found that the men in industry who are very skilled in handling other people , are people who are personally in ’'repose, and they don’t have to fight other people, they don’t have to be belligerent because they are understanding. Suppose that you have a friend, a client, a customer a competitor, and something has gone a little bit wrong and he begins to raise the roof with you out of all proportion to what has happened? How you can handle that per •on, If you accept yourself, if you like yourself, then you can put yourself out and say. “I want to understand why this person Is being so notably belligerent In relation to such a trifling thing.” The art of getting along with other people in my opinion does mean that you act in any speci fic way Each of us has our own way of acting and each is the eq .a’cnt of the other as long as >e like ourselves. Dr. Paul McCommon Preaches Twice Sunday At FP Baptist Church Dr. Paul McCommon, secre tary of the Department of Music, Georgia Baptist Convention, will occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist Church for the 11 o’clock and evening services this Sunday, June 22, in the absence of the pastor, the Rev. Hoyt Farr. Dr. McCommon is a native of Memphis, Tennessee. He is a graduate of Baylor University, in Waco Texas, and holds Th.M and Th.D degrees from the South ern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. An ordained minister, he was pastor of the Jackson Hill Bap tist Church, in Atlanta, when he accepted the position he now holds in the Georgia Convention He is recognized as an out standing leader in his work both in Georgia and other states Georgia had led all other states in the Southern Baptist Conven tion in the number of training awards for several years, as well as in other phases of the work His book published in the spring of 1956 entitled "Music in the Bible” is used as a study course book in church music. Dr. McCommon was elected first president of the Southern Baptist Church Music Conference and was re-elected this year to serve a second term. The Rev. Leonard Quick, pas ; tor of the Lovejoy Baptist Church i will preach at the 8:30 a.m I service. Kiwanis Komer (Continued from page 1) The lecture, in connection with J color slides showing the damaged ■ areas before and after surgery - was very revealing. It was vivid ' proof of the wonderful results i with this type surgery. Dr. Lewis explained that it was amazing to notice the change > in a person's personality after ‘ surgery to straighten a crooked nose, correct large and protrud • ing ears, droopy eyelids and many ? I other physical changes which pro - I mote a feeling of insecurity be • fore collection. After correction the person regains self-confidence i and has a much brighter outlook i I on life. The program was thoroughly enjoyed by the club members. Bible School Contest ; (Continued from page 1) ‘ til Friday. August 1, for regis -1 tration. 1 Applications should be sent to State Trooper Marland Ferguson. P.O. Box 512. Decatur, along with the $12.50 fee which covers meals and recreation for the week in camp. After mailing an application to i Trooper Ferguson, boys and girls planning to attend camp are ask ed to make arrangements for bus transportation by calling Forest Park Police Chief Jack Bagwell. POplar 6-5381, or Mrs. W. K. De e Vane. POplar 1-0434, giving eith -1 er vour name and address. After completing hit edv» cotion, o Chiropractor also hat to take the tame exam* inotion as the medical doctor and osteopath before taking his Chiropractic examination for license in many states. This examination it celled the basic Science. Chiroproc* tors, M.D. s and osteopaths are examined in anatomy, physiology, hygiene, patho* i logy, chemistry end ba<» i teriology etc. ( 1 1 1 SDR. JAMES P. STODDARD CHIROPRACTOR 1808 Main Street Forest Park, Ga. PHONE: POplar 7-475 S THE FOREST PARK NEWS. FOREST PARK,, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1958 H JH I ^iflflKil Dr. Paul McCommon Edgemoor (Continued from page 1) paved and curbed, and eleven homes are already complete or in process of going up. Several are already occupied. Each home is of different de sign. and those who desire to pur chase lots and build from their own plans may do so providing the plans meet the requirements for building in the subdivision. All homes built by Mr. Brewer are of the three bedroom, bath and a half type. Some are split level and some few have two baths. Several homes are open for in spection and the public is cor dially invited by Mr. Duncan and Mr. Brewer to come out and look the subdivision over. An advertisement in this issue of the NEWS gives additional information regarding the new development. Ten Officers (Continued from page 1) 26. by Brigadier General Joseph ' R. Ranck, commanding. ' Officers receiving the awards and the period covered are as follows: Colonel Michael J. Wozney engineer supply officer, May 20 ' 1957 to May 29, 1958. Colonel William D. Smith, quartermaster supply officer, Ju ly, 1957 to May, 1958. Lieutenant Colonel Luther J Ross, signal supply officer, Octo ber 25, 1957 to May 29, 1958. Lieutenant Colonel O. H. Weih rauch, adjutant May 20, 1957 to . May 29, 1958. Lieutenant Colonel Peter P > Yaskin, transportation officers, . October 1, 1957 to May 29, 1958 1 Major Mitchell S. Givens, med -1 ical supply officer. August 1, 1 1956 to May 29, 1958. ( Major Anthony J. Kubelius. Jr- chief of depot facilities, Sep tember, 1956 to May, 1958. . Captain James A. Britt, chief ■ ot the purchasing division, No vember 29. 1957 to May 29. 1958. Second Lieutenant Richard E. Edington, club officer, January 2, to May 29, 1958. | A CHIROPRACTOR'S I EDUCATION Th. qu.ifion eft.n orti*. p.Ha’ninj to th* .ducotional r*quir.m.nti of chiropradori. Th. following should explain this quit, thoroughly: I Companion fubj.ct. and Clan V Houri of John Hopkim M.dical School and the Palmer School of Chiropractic . John. Hopkin. P.S.C. Class Clast Hours Hours Anatomy 508 520 Physiology — 256 520 Pathology 401 195 Chemistry 200 325 Bacteriology 114 130 Diagnosis 224 520 Neurology 112 130 X-Ray 4g 292 Psychiatry 144 65 Obstetrics and Gynecology 198 65 Pharmacology 80 0 Psychology — 16 0 Medicine 656 0 Pediatric. 72 0 Surgery 352 0 Therapeutics 16 0 Clinic ... 0 585 Hygiene 0 65 Chiropractic Technic 0 553 Chiropractic Philosophy 0 195 Public Speaking 0 65 NCM and NCGH 0 65 Principle and Practice 0 130 Ethics and Jurisprudence 0 65 TOTAL 3397 4485 Our Churches Welcome You And Invite You To Join With Their Fellowship And Worship Os God publication of lliiit religious mfiiaje) and ike church directory is made possible each week by the follotuiiiy public ■ spirited business firtnSi Bank Os Forest Park Main Street Shopping Center POplar 7-0508 Jeffries Gulf Service Station Hwy. 54 and College St Market 7-9117 Holme* Laundry And Cleaner* 1140 Main Street POplar 6-0722 Foster’* Super Market In The Heart Os The City POplar 7-1474 Brewer Drug Company Forest Plaza Shopping Center POplar 6-7501 Lad 'n Lassie Main Street Shopping Center POplar 6-5351 Abercrombie - Patterson Funeral Home 1280 Main Street POplar 7-2102 Kiddie Town Nursery School 8 South Central Ave. POplar 1-7531 Variety 5c And 10c Store 1208 Main Street POplar 6-8911 i Southern Fence Os Georgia, Inc. Thurmond Road Market 7-2178 LaMar’* “66” Service Old Highway 41 POplar 7-9114 Morri* And Weldon Pharmacy 1208 Main Street POplar 1-8413 Link B Mon... Ml irrWlr jw Pliofchl Illg <ll * I is-'- V- - I HfIHF fl THE CHURCH FOR ALL . .. ALL FOR THE CHURCH ■ Th, Church a »«•“ »■ B Buddy W going to th* oirout today, bat ho urrh for the buildin. .f diaraekr .nJ ■ woke up with the sniffle. thia morning and the good citizenship. It M a storehouse of B op.rstu.l value*. Without a strong Church. ■ "hole thing had to be called off I M.<h« democrat, civilia.tion ... ■ Whi l, - rown . up , ]„ rn t o ahrug off diaappoiat- survive. There *r* lour sound reasons ■ why every person should attend services B menta like that, it itn t easy for a child. Buddy • raful.rly .nd nrppori ih. Church. The, ■ mo ther will aoon come to the reacue with a apeeial an: (I) For hi. own »k«. (2) For hh ■ .. , . child,..’. uk. (J) Far ih. mb of hi. B '‘ffy P ull or • fawrte atory-reading aeaMon, and wmmuuily and Stine. (4) Foe lire nke ■ t J iat w i|| help caahion the blow. of the Church iMlf, which needs hit ■ mor.l .nd material auppori. Plan io ■ But there will be timea when Buddy will havo io rharch retuhri, aad read , M r Bible ■ |o , Un< i up lo f„ greater tecta than thia, and a “' lr ' ■ w hen h, w jp have to take far greater diaeppoint- *W Oort Ca.aW Vona, ■ . . Sunday Pro»«a« st < H menta in atride. That a one of the reaaona h« rfaim Mi M B mother haa started taking him to Chureh and Church Thuracw* > Samuel , so ■ School, it isn’t that the Church corvee aa a caahion r,w.v i Samuel is .13 H , .. . « SMuroar I Samuel 17 «-« ■ Hi timea of atreaa .. . rather, It atanda ea a pillar B of atrength, lending aupport io all who come within it. ••pjou* l tm". »,aaaw,. >*. * Indicates Mid-week Worship Service. BAPTIST Ash Street Baptist 810 Ash Street Charles J. Evans, Minister Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:45 P.M. First Baptist of Conley Conley Road, Conley, Ga. T. L. Roan, Minister Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. First Baptist of Forest Park 101 Church Street Hoyt G. Farr, Minister W Julian Wilson, Minister of Music and Education Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 8:30 and 11 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Forest Primitive Baptist Main and Phillips Streets Elzie D Speu, Sr„ Minister (Services 2nd and 4th Sundays) Song Service 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:45 P.M. Maranatha Baptist Church 121 South Mitchell Street W. T. Hayes, Jr., Minister Sunday School 9.45 a.m. Morning Worship 10.50 a.m. •Evening Worship 7.30 p.m Moores Temple Ballard Road C. S. Brewer, Minister Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Mo. ning Worship 11:00 A.M. ♦Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. Rock Springs Baptist Simpson Road ' A. F Morris, Pastor . Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p m. Victory Baptist Forest Ave. at Courtney Dr. R. H. Burcher Minister Sunday Schoo) 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11 00 A.M T:”ening Worship 7:45 P.M West Gate Texaco Service Station Main St. and Hwy. 54 POplar 1-9432 Chafin Refrigeration And Appliance Service 1100 Main Street POplar 6-8181 Witherington Brothers' Gulf Service Station 1201 Main Street POplar 7-9191 Joyland Nursery School And Kindergarten 1188 Main Street Poplar 7-5411 Christian’s Pharmacy Corner Main Street And Phillips Drive POplar 7-9726 Forrest Hills Memorial Park Jonesboro Road Market 7-9921 CHRISTIAN The First Christian Church At Forest Park Mam Street and C urtn . Sti i L. Autrey Jackson, Minister Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Memorial Christian Church South Avenue and Ash Street (Temporarily meeting in Youth Center) Carl Cheek, Interim Minister Bible Schobl 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11 a. m. LUTHERAN St. Timothy’s Lutheran 155 Ash Street C. Luther Fulmer, Minister Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Luther League 6:00 P.M. METHODIST First Methodist (Jones Memorial) 189 Georgia Avenue Herold L. Cochran, Minister Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Forest Park Methodist 199 College Street C. J. Reaves, Minister Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. PRESBYTERIAN Forest Park Presbyterian Hwy 60 and Old Jonesboro Rd. C. Lee Wilson, Minister Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:45 P.M. Philadelphia Presbyterian Morrow Rd. and Old 41 Highway Robert D Alexander, Minister Sunclay School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. •Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. CATHOLIC St John’s Catholic Church Sunset Avenue and Kingarnold Street Hapeville, Georgia Father George T Daly. Pastor Daily Masses 7:00 and 8:30 A.M Sundav Masses 7:00, 8:30, 10:00, and 12:00. PAGE FIVE E. D. Green And Sons, Inc, 220 Highway 54 POplar 1-1148 * DODD FURNITURE COMPANY Corner Ash Street and Central Avenue POplar 6-3226 Watkin* Florist 129 Linda Way POplar 1-9510 Jimmy’* Shell Service 996 Main Street Poplar 7-9165 North Atlanta Monumental Work*, Inc. West Georgia Avenue and Old Hwy. 41 POplar 1-3592 Addi* Plumbing Co. 1660 Lakewood Ave. S.E. Jackson 8-8104 Smith Hardware & Supply Co. 1210 Main Street POplar 1-0414 Fleming’* “66” Service 1192 Main Street POplar 1-9364 Phillips Standard Service Marie Street And Highway 54 POplar 6-9362 WILLIAMSON'S AUTO PARTS Junction 54 Highway and Thurmond Road MArket 7-9176 Suburban L. P. Gas Co. 1096 Main Street y POplar 1-0805 Jean’s Flowers 1214 Main Street POplar 7-8926 4. _____________

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The Forest Park news. (Forest Park [Ga.]) 19??-1967, June 18, 1958, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5