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THE FOREST PARK NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1966
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MORROW CARNIVAL OCT. 22
This is It! The Carnival that
made Morrow school famous!
Come out and see all the fun
games and surprises this year
at our annual Halloween sliln
dlg, Saturday, Oct. 22,....Be
ginning at 2 p.m. and lasting
until all the spooks run out,
around 7:30. Fcaturfd will be
three game rooms, the fish
pond, the fortune teller, the
pickpocket lady, the grabbag,
witcii’s castle, ooey gooey
room, costume contest, and
many more. Also, for you sweet
tooth, come and appease it at
the Candy Kitchen, which will
feature delicious homemade
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DR. CW iRLES 4. CORLEY
Alter live years on .Iniie. s l„ )r , K, u | j, l .uest Park Dr,
Corley has mwe.l l.is Chit oprurtr ofm to Lake City.
The new location | just outside Forest I o k City Limits
oh Highway 54.
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TIME -9-11 A.M.
Speeches -10 A.M.
For further information call
(layton County Republican
Headquarters
FOREST PARK 366-8099
JONESBORO 478-2634
fudge and other sweets. The
Country Store will have bar
gains galore for all ages. For
the grown-ups who tire of the
merriment there will be a cof
fee 'n' cake corner, where one
may sit and sip while relax
ing.
For the teen-age set there will
be a dance following the carni
val from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m,,
featuring the lively entertain
ment of “The Hunchmen.” Ad
mission sl. The dance and car
nival are sponsored by the PTA.
We know you will be glad to
support this project. Come one,
come all!
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ARCHITECT J. H. CHATHAM DISCUSSES design of Parents* Magazine “dream home,” now
being built in Sandy Springs, with, from left, Mrs. Frances Lawrence, College Park; Mrs. Madeline
Wilson, Forest Park, and Mrs. Sara Perkins, Georgia Power Company home Improvement
specialist. Plans for the total-electric home were chosen by a group of Metropolitan Atlanta-'
area homemakers. Clayton Countians who served on the 80-woman committee were: Mrs. C W
Cooper, Mrs. Dale Gordon, Forest Park; Mrs. C. J. Johnson, Mrs. Ronnie Des Rochers, Mor
row; Mrs. William C. Brumlow, Mrs, Joe Green and Mrs. M. O. Lawrence, College Park, and
Mrs. John Martin, Hapeville.
You’ll Get 2 Postcards
For Your ZIP Coding
Beginning Oct. 10, letter-carriers throughout the Clayton
County area will deliver two cards to every residence,
Clayton County postmasters reported.
Each card will have spaces for addresses the householder
wishes zipped.
After placing their unccded addresses on the cards, pre
ferably printed legibly, they may be dropped Into any letter
box or returned to their letter carrier. The post Office will
add the appropriate ZIP codes and return the cards to the
mailer. No postage is needed.
The project Is part of Postmaster General Lawrence F.
O’Brien’s program to make ZIP codes more accessible to the
mailing public.
In addition to the cards for addresses a special notice
advising each resident of his local ZIP code number will be
delivered.
The cards will carry a message from Postmaster General
O’Brien advising that ZIP coded mail helps provide better
service.
In completing the cards, only the street address and city
and state are required. Individual names should not be listed.
The postmasters emphasized the importance of including
a return address on the front of the cards so they may be
returned after addresses have been coded.
Additional cards are available from your letter carrier or
postal delivery station.
Babb Gridders Play Fl* Junior
Babb Junior High and Forest
Park Junior High school foot
ball teams clash today, Thurs
day, October 13, at 4:30 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. We invite every
one to attend but especially
would like to point out that this
is the first public program for ,
DATE - Saturday,
Oct. 29
PLACE - Grant City
South
Music by the Dynamic 5
G. PAUL JONES
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the Babb Junior High bands.
Parents are invited to attend
and see and hear our boys
and girls as they participate
In these extra-curricular ac
tivities.
Let’s encourage them by giv
ing them our full support.
REV. HITE
HEADS UP
CALVARY
BBBHBK wti - 881 I,
REV. 808 HITE
Autumn Revival time is here.
Calvary Baptist Church, 421
Hendrix Drive at Conley Rd.,
will have Rev. Bob Hite as the
evangelist during fall revival
Oct. 16-23.
Rev. Hite is a fearless man
of God, a Southern Baptist mi
nister, who has served many
years. He has had 15 years of
pastoral duties In Vancover,
Wash., Grapevine, Tex., and
at the First Baptist Church in
Hapeville. He received hisedu- I
cational degrees from Texas
Wesleyan College, Fort Worth;
Southwestern Baptist Theologi
cal Seminary, Fort Worth
and special studies at law at
Drake and Omaha universities.
His business experiences in
clude: Secretary at lowa Le
gislature; U.S. Government
HOLC and Douglas Aircraft,
El Sequndo. Rev. Hite has lived
in six different states and has
a good understanding of sec
tional problems. Come and hear
him each night at 7:30.
Good gospel singing each night,
led by our music director, C arl
ton Swlcegood. Special music
will be provided by the Calvary
choir. Nursery will be provid
ed each night.
Paul M. Gillam, DD, is pastor
at Calvary Baptist.
You Can
Now Dial
Overseas
I
Telephone customers in Atl
lanta will be able to dial their
own calls to an overseas point
for the first time. Direct dis
tance dialing was formally inau
gurated Sept. 19 between the
continental U.S. and the U.S.
Virgin Islands.
K. G. Byers, district mana
ger for Southern Bell, said
customers here will be able
to dial directly to telephones
In the Virgin Islands of St. !
Thomas, St. Croix and St. John
without the assistance of an
operator.
Byers said that while U.S.
mainland telephone subscribers
may now dial directly to tele
phones In Canada, they must go
through either an overseas or
long distance operator to call
other (Xiints outside the country.
“Inauguration of direct dis
tance dialing service to the Vir
gin Islands represents a signi
ficant step forward in that it
foreshadows the day when call
ing someone overseas —for
example, in London or Paris
— will be as easy and as fast
as calling someone across
town,” Byers said. He added:
“Telecommunications experts
from many nations, including
the U.S., are hard at work de
veloping plans which will make
it possible in the future for
persons anywhee in the world
to dial one another directly.
The Introduction of DDD to the '
Virgin Island illustrates the
concept they have in mind.”
J Legal Notices f
GEORGIA. CLAYTON COUNTY
NOTICE OF CALL OF ELECTION
TO BE HELD IN THE UNINCOR
PORATED AREA OF CLAYTON
COUNTY. GEORGIA. AS DE
SCRIBED HEREIN, TO DETER
MINE WHETHER TAXES SHALL
BE LEVIED FOR FIRE PREVEN
TION IN THE SAID DESCRIBED
AREA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in
compliance with an Order passed
by the Commissioners of Roads and
Revenue of Clayton County, Geor
gia. on the 15th day of September,
1966, and as directed by Georgia
Laws 1962, pages 2258-2260, that an
election will be held on the 22nd
day of October. 1966, at the regular
voting places in the General Militia
Districts as hereinafter set out.
The purposes of this election are
to determine whether or not the
citizens duly qualified to vote
under the existing laws in the with
in described unincorporated areas
of Clayton County are desirous of
establishing and maintaining a Fire
Prevention District and are willing
to have a tax levy issued against
taxable property in said described
area not to exceed five (5) mills for
fire prevention purposes. Only those
voters who are duly registered to
vote in the General Election for
1966 and whose residences are with
in the boundaries of the within de
scribed fire district shall be quali
fied to vote
The area is composed of the fol
lowing described property:
All that tract or parcel of land
lying and being in Clayton Cour,y.
Georgia, and more particularly
being in Land Lot Distr.cts 5, 12
and 13, beginning at a point where
Clayton County, Fulton County, and
the Southwest corner of the City
of College Park intersect; thence
running Easterly along the South
city limit lines of College Park to
the Southeast corner of the said
city limit lines; thence meandering
generally North Northwest and East
along the East boundary line of the
City of College Park to the boun
diry of the Atlanta Airport, thence
lu'lowing along the Southern boun
dary of the Atlanta Airport to a
point where the same Intersects
with the South side of 1-285 and
th West side of Clark-Howell
Highway, thence following along
the South boundary of 1-285 to the
Southernmost ramp leading to U.S.
Highway 41 and 19; thence follow
ing that boundary line to the West
side of U S Highway 41 and 19;
thence following along the West
side of US. Highway 41 and 19 in
a Southerly direction to a point
where Land Lots 76 and 85 of the
13th District of Clayton County in
tersect; thence following in an
Easterly direction the Northern
boundary of Land Lots 85 and 84
across Highway 3 (sometimes known
as Old Dixie Highway 411 and ex
tending into Land Lot 83 along the
Forest Park city limit lines; thence
following the South and West city
limit lines to the City of Forest
Park to a point where the city limit
lines of Forest Park intersect with
the city limit lines of Morrow;
thence generally South along the
West city limit lines to the City
of Morrow to a point in Land Lot
112 of the 12th District of Clayton
County, known as the Southwest
corner of the City of Morrow;
thence running generally East along
the South city limit lines of the |
City of Mu: row to a point in Land
Lot 110 of the 12th District of
Clayton County on Mt Zion
Road, the same being the South
east corner of the City of Mor
row; thence running generally
North along the East boundar of
the City of Morrow to a point
where the same intersects with
Land Lot 84 of the 12th District of
Clayton County; thence running
Southeast along the proposed right
of way line of 1-75 to a point where
the Southeast proposed right of way
of 1-75 intersects with Land Lots 83
and 84 of the 12th District of Clay
ton County: thence running South
along the East side of Land Lots 83
and 78 of the 12th District to a
point Westerly along the North si4e
of Land Lot 51 of the 12th District
to a point where the same intersects
with Land Lot 50; thence running
Southerly along the East line of
Land Lots 50. 47 and 18 of the 12th
District to a point where Land Lot
18 intersects with Land Lot 14;
thence running generally West
along the Southern boundary of
Land Lots 18 and 17 to the East
city limits of the City of Jonesboro;
running thence North along the East
city limits, of Jonesboro to the
Northeast corner of the city limits;
thence running Westerly along t^e
Northern boundary of the City of
Jonesboro to the Northwest corner
of the Citv of Jonesboro city limit
lines; thence running Southerly
along the WeM city limit lines of
the City of Jonesboro to a point
where the same intersects with the
Northern boundary of Land Lot 239
of the sth District of Clayton
County . thence running West along
the North boundary nf Land Lot 239
to a point where the same inter
sects with I and I >t 243 of the sth
District of Cl.iyton C ounty ; thence
running North .''one the Eastern
bnundai y of Land Lot 243 of the
sth District of Clayton County tp
I line dividing ’he sth and 13<n
Districts; thence continuing North
along the East boundary line of
Land Lot 243 of the 13th District
of Clavton County tn a point where
the same intr* sects w ith Land Lot i
239 of the 13th District; thence Pun
ning West along the North side of
Land Lot 243 of the 13th District
to a point where it intersects with
Land Lot 244 of the 13th District;
thence running North along the
East boundaiy of Land Lot 237 of
the 13th District to a point where
the same intersects with Land LoK
211 of the 13th District thence West
along the North boundary of Land
Lot 237 to a point where the same
intei sects with the West boundary
of Land Lot 212. thence running
North along the West boundary of
Land Lots 212. 205 and 180 of the
13th District of Clayton County to
a point where the same intersects
with Land Lot 173 of the 13th Dis
trict. thence running West along
the South boundary line of Land
Lots 172 and 171 of the 13th Dis
tnct to the Eastern boundary line .
of the City of Riverdale; thence
tunning generally North along ’hr
East boundary line*, of the City of
Riverdale and following the C u
limit lines of the City of Riverdale in
a Northerly. Easterly. Southerly and
Westerly direction to a point where
the same intersects with the North
west corner of Land Lot 203 of the
13th District of Clayton County:
thence continuing South along the
Western boundary line of Land Lot
203 a distance of 1.000 feet to a
point; dividing line of Clayton-
Fayette County; thence running
North along the Clayton-Fayette
County Line; thence running West
to the Fulton County line; thence
running North along the Fulton-
Clayton County line to the point of
beginning
The regular voting places are as
follows:
NEW OAK North Clayton High
School Gym
OLD OAK: Justice Court House
RIVERDALE Justice Court House
FOREST PARK Forest Park Jun
or High Gym
JONESBORO Jonerboro Senior
High Lobby of Gym
MORROW-ADAMSON: Commu
nity House
Those registered voters living in
MT. VIEW Militia District and also
in the boundary of the purposed
Fire District shall vote at Forest
Park
Polls shall be open from 7:00 A M.
to 7:00 PM Eastern Standard Time.
/*! JOE T. LANE
Ordinary
Clayton County. Georgia
10-18
GEORGIA
CLAYTON COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER
By vlrtaa of Power of Sale contafwß
in Security Deed from James C. Wilson
to The Peoples Bank, dated April 3,
1964, and duly recorded io Deed Book
344, Folio 591-593, Clayton County Re
cords, said Security Deed being given
Soil test summaries show that
64 percent of Georgia’s soils !
are acid and need lime for op- |
tlmum crop production.
to aecara a note of even date in the
original principal sum of One Thousand
Four Hundred Fifty-Six and no/100
(01,456.00) Dollars, with Interest from
date at the rate of tlx (6%) per cent
per annum; there will be sold by the
undersigned at public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash before the Court
house door at Clayton County, Geor
gia, within the legal hours of sale on
the first Tuesday in November, 1966,
the following described property:
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Land Lot 179 of the 12th
District of Clayton County, Georgia,
and being more particularly described
as follows:
BEGINNING at an iron pin on the west
side of Cook Road, two hundred thirty
three (233) feet north, as measured
along the west side of Cook Road,
from the northwest corner of the in
tersection of Cook Road and Treadwell
Drive, (formerly sth Avenue); thence
running north along the west side of
Cook Road, one hundred elghty-four
(184) feet to an iron pin at the south
east corner of Lot 13 of the Sub
division hereinafter mentioned; thence
running in a westerly direction along
the southern line of said Lot 13 and
forming an interior angle of 81 de
grees 17 minutes with the west sideof
Cook Road, two hundred (200) feet to an
iron pin; thence running south one
hundred seventy (170) feet to an iron
pin; thence running in an easterly direc
tion two hundred (200) feet to an iron
pin on the west side of Cook Road,
which point is the point of beginning;
being Lot 14, Block H of the H. G.
Moore Subdivision, as per plat re
corded in Plat Book 2, Page 240,
Clayton County Records; and as shown
on plat of survey of the property of
James C. Wilson by A. S. Glomettl,
Ga. Registered Surveyor • 1125, dated
8/4/61.
ALSO, ALL THAT TRACT or parcel
of land lying and being in Land Lot
179 of the 12th District of Clayton
County, Georgia and being more par
ticularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at an iron pin on the
northerly right of way line of Tread
well Drive, (also known as sth Avenue),
two hundred (200) feet westerly, as
measured along said northerly right
of way line, from the point of inter
section of the northerly right of way
line of Treadwell Drive and the west
right of way line of Cook Road, said
point of beginning also being located
at the southwest corner of Lot 19 of ths
Block and Subdivision hereinafter re
ferred to; thence running In a westerly
direction along the northerly right of
way Uns of Treadwell Drive, three hun
dred (300) feet to an iron pin, (which
Iron pin la located two hundred four
(204) feet easterly, as measured along
the northerly right of way line of
Treadwell Drive, from the point of
intersection of the northerly right of
way line of Treadwell Drive and the
southeastern line of property now or
formerly owned by L.C. Butler) thence
running in a northeasterly direction
along the eastern line of Lot 15 of the
Block and Subdivision hereinafter re
ferred to and forming an Interior
। angle of 91 degrees 38 minutes with
the northerly right of way line of
Treadwell Drive, two hundred (200)
fret to an iron pin; thence running In
an easterly direction thre£ hundred
(300) feet to an Iron pin at the north
west corner of Lot 19 above mention
ed; thence running In a southwester
ly direction along the western line of
said Lot 19, two hundred (200) feet
to an iron pin on the northerly right
of way line of Treadwell Drive, which
point la the point of beginning; being
Lots 16, 17 and 18, Block H. of the
H. G. Moore Subdivision, as per plat
recorded In Plat Book 2, Page 240,
Clayton County Records; and as shown
on plat of survey of the property of
James C. Wilson by A. S. Glomettl,
Georgia Registered Surveyor # 1125,
dated 8/13/63.
The debt secured by said Security
Deed has been and is hereby declared
due and payable because of non pay
ment in accordance with the terms
thereof. The debt remaining in de
fault, this aale will be made for the
purpose of paying the same and all
expenses of this sale.
Said property will be sold as the
property of James C. Wilson, sub
ject to a prior Deed to Secure Debt
to The Fidelity Federal Savings and
Loan Association, Atlanta, Georgia,
and subject to the outstanding pro
perty taxes and/or assessments, if
any.
THE PEOPLES BANK
As Attorney-In-Fact for
James C. Wilson
Johnson, Harper, Daniel & Ward
1501 Fulton National Bank Building
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
524-5626
Baptists Pick
Stirewall
The Rev. Earle F. Stirev alt,
Lithonia, was elected to head the i
Georgia Baptist Convention’s
program of Cooperative Work j
with Negro Baptists. Stirewalt, |
since 1961 an associate in the I
Convention’s Dept, of Evange- ;
lism, will succeed Dr. Dur
ward V, Cason, Sr., Atlanta, '
upon Cason’s retirement Dec.
31.
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SEE NEW HOMES LOCATED
IN
CEDAR GROVE SUBDIVISION
(Off Bouldercrest, Conley, Ga.)
Restricted Area
3 Houses - 4124 - 4177 - 4226
Cedar Valley Lane.
All - split level, 4 bedrooms,
3 baths, Frigidaire appliances,
central heating, double garages.
BUY DIRECT FROM BUILDER AND
SAVE FHA FINANCED
Stanley Con struct ion Company
CHARLES J. GRANADE
Dr. Granade
Revivalist
At Morrow
The First Baptist Church of
Morrow invites you to join in
its Fall Revival Oct. 16-21.
Rev. Charles J. Granade, pas
tor of Wynnton Baptist Church
in Columbus and lecturer at
American University in Fort
Benning will be guest speaker.
Dr. Granade a native of Frank
ville, Alabama, attended Ho
ward College and New Orleans
Baptist Seminary. He received
his BS, MS, MA and Doctorate
frem Auburn University. Before
serving his present church Dr.
Granade had pastored Calvary
Baptist, Columbus, First Bap
tist, Cuthbert, and Wallace
Chapel Bap Ist at Cussetta, Ala.
His article shave appeared in
Baptist Program, Church Ad
ministration, Home Life,
Church Musician, Brotherhood
Journal, Christian Index, and
the Alabama Baptist.
Services will be held Sunday
at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Week
nights 7:30 except Tuesday at
6:45.
Don Wells, minister of music
of the church, will have charge
of the music. Rev. Howard Scar
boro is minister.
FP OPTIMIST
LADIES NIGHT SUCCESS
Our Ladles Night get together
turned out to be one of our big
gest successes in recent years.
There were over 40 persons
who enjoyed steaks and trim
mings. Membership pins were
awarded to Jerry Jones, Henry
Hanson, Bob Lyons and Starl
ing Cochran. Through some
oversight Starling had never
gotten his although he has been
a good and faithful member for
a year. If any of you are In
the same category please let
Bill Page know so that youc an
Our featured speaker was Ed
Edmonds, Superintendent of
Schools for Clayton County for
the past 14 years. Ed spoke
about the growth that had taken
place in the county school sys
tem since he had been in the
county. Among the accomplish
ments are no double sessions in
the past nine years...elimina
tion of unsafe and unhealthy
conditions such as the outdoor
toilets that existed...the fact
that Clayton ranks with DeKalb
schools as the only two large
.systems in Georgia accredited
by both state and Southern Ac
crediting Commissions... A
mong other interesting facts,
Clayton was the largest county
b Georgia without a Junior
College or without an auditor
, ium larg< enough for munici-
I pal functions...We were all
i urged to do our part in passing
। the two part bond issue Oct. 25.
I OUR NEWEST OPTIMIST
Bob G. Lyons, 1314 Cypress
Dr., Forest Park. The club
' gives you a very enthusiastic
' welcome, Bob. Happy to have
you.