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• The Forest Park Free Press-News, August 29,1956
FP Methodist WSCS
Ilas Regular Meeting
The Woman’s Society of Christ
ian Service in the Forest Park
Methodist Church held their re
gular monthly meeting Thursday
night, August 23rd, at the church
on College Street. Fourteen mem
bers attended this meeting and
were honored by having three
visitors.
Miss Clyde Owens opened the
meeting with prayer after which
she read the minutes of the last
meeting. Mrs. W. B. Gilbert, Sr.,
president, presided over the bus
iness session.
Mrs. Helen Morris and Mrs.
Ann Floyd gave their report on
visitation for the month of Aug
ust. They contacted seven people
who were very interested in be
coming members of the W. 8. C.
S.
Mrs. Ruth Swain gave a re
sume of the school of Missions
which she attended at Emory
University during the past week.
Mrs. Helen Stephens had
charge of the program which was
entitled "Measuring Our Growth”
Those taking part on this in
teresting program were Mrs. T.
R Odom, Mrs. Inez Winfrey, Mrs.
Helen Stephens and Mrs. W. B.
Gilbert. Sr. This was the last
program to be presented for the
year and a report was given as
to how our society had progres
sed during the past year. Several
songs were sung which were led
by Miss Ruby Brown and quiet
music was played by Mrs. Frances
Collins throughout the program
which fitted into the theme
‘‘That The Kingdom of God May
Be Realized.”
Mrs. Ann Evans gave a very in
spirational devotion at the be
ginning of the program.
A Spaghetti Supper was plan
jied to be held in the Forest Park
school cafeteria Saturday night,
September 29th. Further plans
to be worked out and announced
at a later date.
“When I Survey The Won
derous Cross” was sung by every
one after which Miss Billie Win
frey dismissed with prayer.
FOREST PARK
CENTRAL FACULTY
IS ANNOUNCED
When the bell rings for school
nt Fore,st Park on September 4,
the largest number of teachers
in the area shall be on hand to
greet the largest number of pu
pils in the school’s history. Prin
cipal Robert Y. English proudly
announces the central campus
faculty for the ’56-57 school
year.
must visit this f air which their
Miss Willie Lee Carmichael, At
lanta. Ga.; Mrs. T. E. Dance,
Jonesboro, Ga.; Mrs. H. E. Riv
ers, Forest Park; Mrs. C. C. Cox,
Jonesboro, Ga.; Miss Josephine
Jones, Atlanta; Mrs. June Dil
lard, Atlanta; Mrs. R. I. Cook,
Riverdale. Ga.; Mrs. W. T. Har
rison, Atlanta. Ga.; Miss Mary
Chafin, Meridian, Mississippi;
Miss Lillie Trammell, Morrow,
Ga.; Mrs. H. G. Bridges, Fair
burn, Ga.
Mrs. Floyd L. Nelson, Atlanta.
Ga.; Mrs. A. L. Clark, Forest
Park, Ga.: Mrs. E. C. Castineau,
Forest Park. Ga.; Miss Maude
Mobley, Atlanta. Miss Edna Earl
Lindsey. Atlanta; Miss Martha
Peak, Forest Park; Mrs. O. C.
Stamps, Forest Park; Mrs. Es
kel Carroll, Hapeville; A. L. Clark.
Forest Park. Miss Annie Terrell.
College Park. Mrs Azalia Bell,
College Park; Miss Bessie John
son, Oglethorpe, Ga.
Mrs. Mary Frost, Forest Park;
Mrs. B. G. Guiton, Forest Park;
A L. 'Patterson, Forest Park;
Elise Gibbs. Atlanta; Mrs. O. M.
Huie, Forest Park; Miss Katie
Samuel. Atlanta; Miss Ludie
Simpson, Atlanta: Mrs. T. C.
Aiken, Forest Park, H. G. Jones,
Atlanta: Ben Goodsell. Atlanta:
A. N. Jeffrey. Forest Park; C. L
Grizzle. Buford. Georgia; J. R
Maxwell, Forest Park: E. C. Cas
tineau, Forest Park, Miss Clara
Talley, Nashville. Tenn.; Mrs. W.
S. Large. East Point; Miss Dollie
McLendon, Nashville. Tenn.; W
F. Bales, Jr., Dandridge, Tenn.;
H. G. Bates. Woodland. Miss.;
Mrs. Jackie Wells. Forest Park,
and Mrs. M D. Worsham, Forest
Park.
One position is still pending
though our faculty goes to work
August 27, reported Principal R
I. English.
Mrs. Jean Teague of Forest
Park will serve as secretary of
the office. The following ladies
will work with the lunchroom
program: Mrs. G. W. Bartlett,
Mrs. J. M. Barton. Mrs. G. A El
lington, Mrs. B G. Granade, Mrs
C. J. McKown, Miss Nora Wal
drop and Mrs. W. W. Wells, all of
Forest Park. Willie Walsh will
serve as head custodian.
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Indian Springs Has
Camp Meeting
Organized by the Methodist
Church some 75 years ago, In
dian Springs Camp has grown
in size and popularity, and is
now inter-denominational. Meet
ings there open annually the last
Thursday-In July and continue
through the 3rd Sunday in Au
gust, and are conducted by 3
preachers each day. There is
also a Director of Music at the
Camp. 110 cottages are avail
able with a hotel for meals, be
sides cottages for ministers and
their wives. Country style meals
are served for 75 cents at this
Camp which is run at a cost of
$15,000 per year. It is the lar
gest Camp in the S. E. Section
of the U. S. A. A wonderful
youth program and study courses
are carried out there.
Tills year the Camp Program
was entirely Methodist, with
Bishop Arthur Moore, Dr. Leon
ard Crochran, of Macon, Dr. Paul
and Dr. CcPheetrs, both of
Kentucky preaching. Many of
our Forest Park people visited
the Camp this session and on
Sunday evening (Aug. 19) wor
shipers at Jones Memorial First
Methodist Church heard a tape
recording of some of the songs
heard there.
MICHAEL LOONEY
RECEIVES HONOR
Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Looney of S. Mitchel
Street, Forest Park, has received
“Honor Carrier Award for 1956.”
He was elected from 22 carriers
of Forest Park, an honor spon
sored by the Atlanta Journal.
Michael is a student at Forest
Park High, where he has been
for the past two years, a mem
ber of the Beta Club. As recog
nition of his contribution to the
school during the year, he has
received a certificate of Student
Service from the school officials.
Michael’s parents and his school
can be proud of this young man,
who is “carrying the banner" of
his rightful inheritance. We
congratulate you. Michael, and
wish you success in al 1 you un
dertake.
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ing the obligations and being granted the privileges of citizenship in the
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We welcome these new citizens into our great American family. Like
most families, we often disagree among ourselves. But when important
matters are at stake, Americans have long been noted for their great
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BETHANY CLASS
AT MRS. WALDROP'S
FOR MEETING
The Bethany Sunday School
Class of the First Baptist Church
I enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs.
W. F. Waldrop at her home, 142
I North Avenue, on Tuesday even
■ ing, August 21st. This was the
monthly business meeting of the
class.
Devotional was given by Mrs.
H. Ai Suddeth.
Plans were discussed for a ban
quet for the members of the
class who are being promoted and
the odes who are coming into
the class on Promotion Day, Oct
ober 7th.
Those present were Mrs. Joe
Y. Walls, Mrs. John Whatley, Mrs.
Lewis Matruccl, Mrs. Lamar Beck
with, Mrs. Hubert Tanksley, Mrs.
H. A. Suddeth, Mrs. Bob Harris,
Mrs. A. L. Kenyon, teacher, and
the hostess.
FUNERAL NOTICE
PERKINS — Mrs. Phillip Per
kins, of Route 1, Forest Park,
passed away Thursday, August
23rd at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. A. Mann. Mrs. Per
kins is survived by her husband,
Phillip Perkins; daughters, Mrs.
Ennis D. Mornow, Mrs. William
H. Holloway, Forest Park; Mrs.
W. A. Mann, Atlanta; Mrs. Er
nest Driver, Morrow; a son, Sid
ney Perkins, Forest Park;; sis
ters, Mrs. Tom O’Neal, Mrs. Ed
Barnes; brother, John Newsome;
several granddaughters and
grandsons.
Funeral services were con
ducted Friday from the Mitchell
Funeral Chapel. Interment, For
est Park Cemetery, Forest Park,
Georgia.
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JACKSON GIRL IS
FUTURE TEACHER
DISTRICT WINNER
Lola Jean Caldwell, daughter
of Fred Caldwell, Jackson, Ga.,
held at 94-plus average through
three years of high school. Lola
Jean has served as President of
Freshmen Class, Secretary-
Treasurer of Tri-H-Y, Program
Chairman for Future Homemak
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LABOR DAY
DANCE
MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 1956
Eddie Foster and His Band
WITH
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DANCING FROM 9 'TIL 1
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Beta Club and Secretary-Treas
urer of Science Club. Active in
church work, she is President of
Young People’s B. T. U., Sunday
School pianist and teacher, and
a member of Young People’s
Choir. Lola Jean is also Director
of Youth Board at the Youth
Center.
Lola Jean has been named - the
Future Teacher girl winner in
the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict. She will be among Future
Teacher winners honored at a
luncheon of the Atlanta Junior
Chamber of Commerce Sept. 27
She will ride in the big South
eastern Fair parade that eve
ning, and later will be enter
tained by O’Keefe High School.
Friday, Sept. 28, has been desig
nated Future Teachers Day at
the Fair, and a luncheon will
feature Future Teachers win
ners. The Georgia Chamber of
Commerce will present a plaque
to each girl and boy, inscribed to
denote the honor achieved.
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Due to the transition of resi
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possible for us to know all quali
fied teachers in our midst. If
you have had at least two years
of college training and especially
four years, contact Principal R.
I. English, Poplar 1, 8729, at your
local school, for placement.
It is impossible to know exact
ly how many students will reg
ister in September, though we
will not hire additional teachers
above the State allotment due to
lack of funds, we may have va
cancies overnight. During the
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