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Newspaper Page TextTHE FOREST PARK NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1964 PAGE 4 The Forest Park Nawa I ~^or and about MEI I Cherry Hills Decorating! Contest To Pouloses I The fifth annual Christmas Decoration Contest for the resi dents of Cherry Hills, spon sored by the College Park Es tates Garden Club, was held Dec, 20. Preceding the judging of the contest a buffet was served for the judges at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, Mc- Queen. The judges were Char les Tucker and Mrs. Joye Spates from Jonesboro, Miss Jane Tuggle and Thomas Sal ter from Atlanta, Mrs. Clyde Smart from Decatur and La mar Northcutt of College Park. The winners received cup trophies in each category and the grand prize was a large Victory Trophy donated to the by Northcutt Dairy. The reci pe? nt of this prize will hold it for one year then It is to be re turned to the club for use the following year. This year’s winners: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Poulos, 122 Col lingwood Terrace, College Park. DOOR HANDMADE 1 Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Poulos 2 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 3 Mrs. and Mrs. J.W. Jones DOOR COMMERCIAL 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kilgore 2 Mr. and Mrs. Parmer 3 Mr. and Mrs. Searcy WINDOW HANDMADE 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Poulos 2 Mr. and Mrs. E. Ragan 3 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Herring WINDOW COMMERCIAL 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hyers 2 Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Murphy 3 Mr. and Mrs. Hester MAILBOX & LAMPPOST HANDMADE 1 Mr. and Mrs. H.V. Shaw 2 Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Mathis 3 Mr. and Mrs. j.w. Jones Gas Genie lets you take a break from Y the kitchen | A modern gas range helps you cook faster with less work—frees you to do other things. Here’s how: * Every degree of temperature setting from simmer to boil. I * Instant-On, Instant-Off heat. No waiting for burners to get hot. And no hang over heat. j * Closed-door broiling. Smoke doesn’t get in your eyes and streak up your walls. * The Burner-with-a-Brain* adjusts tem perature automatically. Eliminates pot watching and boil-overs. * A Cook-and-Keep oven cooks dinner while you’re out, turns itself down and keeps food hot and ready for hours. See how colorful, convenient and versatile today’s new gas ranges are. Just visit your nearest gas company office. •AGA Mark ATLANTA GAS LIGHT COMPANY MAILBOX AND LAMPPORT | COMMERCIAL 1 Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Murphy E 2 Master Leslie Herring HARMONY OF DESIGN HAMDMADE 1 Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Poulos | 2 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 3 Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Jones f HARMONY OF DESIGN COMMERCIAL 1 Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Williams | 2 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aycock 3 Mr. and Mrs. Parmer Recreation Chief Phipps Wed to Miss Chatham Miss Martha Sue Chatham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Chatham of College park and John M. Phipps, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Phipps of Alcoa, Tenn., were married at the home of the bride’s par ents Tuesday evening, Dec. 22. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Klmsey Warr, Miss Elaine Corley was the bride’s only attendant and Bill Watson served asbest man. Garden Club Holiday Luncheon at Lakeshore Forest Park Garden Club met at a lovely Christmas luncheon at Lakeshore country Club Dec. 12. The members and guests enjoyed a festive lunch at ta bles decorated with fresh fruit <*■ i ' ri yi: fk Ik : S SSUHS y • MRS. JOHN M. PHIPPS PHOTO BY RACHEL WHITMIRE The bride was lovely in a jac ket dress of ivory crepe with hat to match. She carried a Bible topped with a white or chid. After a trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn, the couple will be at home to their friends in the Villa Capri Apartments in Forest Park. Mr. Phipps is recreational director for the City of Forest Park. and Ivy sprayed gold. Mrs. Ware Callaway, presid ing president, welcomed the guests and Mrs. John McCan non gave a resume of the club’s activities and histroy. The members brought gifts for patients at Milledgeville State hospital and competed for the most imaginative wrapping. Mrs. Wallace Carrouth won the first place blue ribbon for a sunburst of red ribbon. Mrs. John McCannon won the red ribbon for a poinsetta of vel vet ribbon and Mrs. Colan Tray- V ■ ■ ■ II \ GUITAR I SIHmI Book I ^¥29” | f k nSsSSS ■ Ok for your art & musk needs visit I# /• 4 Majors Added CARROLLTON—The addition of four majors to the academic program at West Georgia Col lege has been approved by the Board of Regents of the Uni versity System of Georgia. Dr. James E. Boyd, presi dent of West Georgia College, announced majors in French, Spanish and Music Education were approved under the Ba chelor of Arts degree pro gram, and that a major In Busi ness Education was approved under the Bachelor of Science In Education program. lor earned the yellow ribbon for her Christmas tree ball of gold paper. Members also displayed Christmas arrangements of , their own design in which they ' used fresh or artiflcal mater ials. Included In the assortment were a Japanese Christmas ar rangement, a newspaper tree sprayed gold, dried hydrangea and magnolia leaves and arti ficial roses sprayed green and then gold. Forest Park Garden Club was pleased to welcome the fol lowing guests: Mrs. Al Ewing, Mrs. Lou Evans, Mrs. Ernest Dunbar, Mrs. Charles West, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mrs. Eugene Keller, Mrs. Barbara Mcßerry, Mrs. Sharon Abercrombie, Mrs. Ro bert Oliver, Mrs. Fred M. Green and Mrs. Joe T. Green. Jesse Starrs Celebrate Golden Anniversary Sunday afternoon, Dec, 20, a host of friends and relatives called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Starr on Lake Har bin Road, Morrow, to congra tulate this popular couple on 50 years of wedlock. The home was attractively decorated with arrangements of gold and white. The daughters, Mrs, J. R. John son and Mrs. J.O, Carter, and daughters-in-law Mrs. Harold H. Starr and Mrs. Henn H. Brown acted as hostesses. Angela Carter, a granddaughter kept the guest book. The serving table was overlaid with a gold nylon net cloth over yellow satin. Gracing the table at one end was the four tier cake iced in white, an exquisite piece of culinary art. Triple cakes comprised the first tier, topped with three graduating tiers. All were heavily embossed in white with clusters of yellow roses nest- Clayton Social Scene BY EUZABETH KENYON Chief J, F. Picard, chief of the Forest Park Fire Dept, assisted by his secretary, Mrs. Collins Tidwell, was host to the firemen and their families at a Christmas party on Sa turday evening Dec. 19 at the Headquarters Fire Station on Highway 54. The guests enjoyed a social hour and Christmas tree from which each person received a gift. Every Child present received a fruit bac ket with a toy. Following this a buffet supper with all the yuletide foods was served. One hundred and ten people were present. • * * Mrs. Myron Maxey, Counselor of the Young Woman’s Auxili ary of the First Baptist Church of Forest Park, had Open House for this group and their dates at her home at 109 Erwin Cir cle on Saturday night, Dec. 19 from 7 to 11. In the atmosp here of Christmas decorations and background music the girls and boys enjoyed the hospital ity and food furnished by their hostess. They also took this occasion td give to the Lottie Moon Christmas offering for Foreign Missions. Mrs. Maxey ’<was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Ronald Dodson, who is director of the Young Woman’s Auxiliary. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Ragsdale left Dec. 26 for a week’s visit to Mrs. Ragsdale’s sister, Mrs. P. D. McGuire of Orlando,Fla. * « * Mr. and Mrs. Collins Tidwell and son, Bill of 134 N. Park wood Dr., Forest Park, spent the Christmas holidays in Roa noke and Wedowee, Ala., visit ing their family. * * * Having their family together for the first time in 14 years was the experience of the W.W. Edwards of Highway 54 at this Christmas time. Colonel Gray H. Edwards and family are from Fort Monroe, Virginia and CWO3 Davey L. Edwards and family live in Tallahassee, Florida. * * * Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan of Highway 54, Lake City, were hosts on Christmas day to her Mother, Mrs. W. B. Lambert and brother, James Lambert of Glencoe, Ala., Mrs. Howard Shealy and son, Howard, Jr., of Tallapoosa, Ga., and Pierre Hogan and son, Ham 11 of Brooks, Ga., Mr. Hogan’s fath er and brother. * * * The J. P. Stoddards of 8 Oak Circle have as their Holiday guests Mrs. Stoddard’s mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Roller of LeClalre, la. * * * A Christmas musical program given by the choir of the Lake City Baptist Tabernacle on Sun day evening, Dec. 20, evidenced the talent of this group of sin gers. The program consisted of scripture read by Don Grice, interspersed with carols by the adult choir, quartets, solos and children’s choir, along with ta ble depectlng the scenes in the birth of Christ. Ed Cloer is director of the church, Mrs. W. A. Craddock, organist and Miss Carol Sheppard pianist. Mrs. Willie Cobb had charge of cos tumes and lighting. * * * Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Daniel of Morrow left Dec. 29 for Memphis to attend the wedding of their grandson, Jacob Green Keltner, Jr., of Fort Myers Beach, Fla, to Miss Carole Paulette Radford of Trimble, Tenn. The ceremony will take place Dec. 31 at the Trimble Baptist Church. * * * Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Galloway and daughter, Brenda, flew in their private plane to South Carolina to spend the holidays with their family. * * * Watch Night service will be held at the Lake City Baptist Tabernacle Thursday night, Dec. 31, beginning at B:ls.Rev. David York, pastor of the Har rison Road Baptist Church will be the guest speaker. There will be other speakers, good music and refreshments. Fri ends and neighbors are invited led at the base of each tier. A gold bell rested on the top. Mrs. R. L. Mathis cut the cake. At the other end Mrs. Dean Rabitsch served punch from a large silver bowl. Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Rabitsch are grand daughters. Fifty yellow roses, a gift from friends, centered the table. Other lovely gifts were recei ved by this couple from their admiring friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Starr, the for mer Georgia E. Brown, were married on Dec. 24, 1914, at the home of Pitt Adamson in Rex. They have lived in Clay ton County all of their married life. To this union were born two daughters, Mrs. J.R. John son and Mrs. J. O. Carter, Jr., of Morrow, and two sons, Har old H. Starr and the late W.J. Starr of Forest Park, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. to join the members of this church in thanking God for the Blessings of this past year and rededicating themselves to His service in 1965. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Cald well, all of Forest Park, left Christmas night on a flight to El Paso, Texas to attend the Sun Bowl game. On the way they stopped in Houston to visit Carlton Vaughn’s oldest sister. After the game they enjoyed a trip into Old Mexico. This was Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Vaughn’s second trip to Old Mexico. They returned home in time to cele brate New Year with their fami lies. * * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Dur ham (the former Mrs. Guy A. Murray) extend a most cordial Invitation to their friends to Open House to be held in their home, 2700 Lake Circle, SE, Atlanta, Sunday Jan. 3, between 2 and 5 p.m. ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hall, 604 Joyce Drive., Forest Park, announce the marriage of their daughter, Rosa Lee, to Phillip Jerald Canady, Air Force, on Wednesday. Aug. 12. The wed- SIMPSON JEWELER 1161 MAIN ST., FOREST PARK, 1/2 BLOCK EAST OF P.O. 1a large and attractive assortment of Watches, Rings, Baby Jewelry, Bracelets, Watch Bands, Jewelry in General. The Place That Appreciates Your Business Mi* I I (&( Shop \ I / k/ 1 I * * fl I PORTRAIT & COMMERCIAL I ■ 1 JOB PERFECTION GLARANTEED 1 PHOTO FINISHING t H W 24-hr. Service - g B color or black & white • \ GI F T SH O P /I unusual gifts, flower arrangements. OCR L.n 4) PCAN^^^ -J . . ML 4 WW Ihi'v Op wM’.vKi J; mJ ■ y Ml * > w FI ' ’ • v -J » 4 Wit MR. AND MRS. STARR ding took place in the Amarillo Air Force Base Chapel in Tex as. Rosa Lee is a Jonesboro Sen ior High graduate and is also in the Air Force as Airman Third Class. The groom is a native of San Francisco who is now sta tioned in Korea and is sche duled to return to the states in September. » » ♦ Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Wallace, 101 Peacock Blvd., Morrow, announce the birth of their fourth child, a son, Michael Steven, born Christmas day at 3:45 p.m. In Georgia Baptist Hospital. The Wallaces’ three other children are all girls and so proud of the baby bro ther Santa brought they had daddv take them Christmas shopping for a present for Michael Steven. Cherie, the oldest, Is seven; Debra six and Cindy five. Mrs. Wallace is the former Mae Collum of Marietta. The maternal grandparents are Mrs. Leia Collum of Marietta and the late J.H. Collum. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wallace of Tind all, Mo. 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The Forest Park news. (Forest Park [Ga.]) 19??-1967, December 31, 1964, Page PAGE 4, Image 4