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Why I Attend
Church Regularly
I go to church for spiritual
guidance and strength to meet
the problems of day to day liv
ing.
MRS JO COLEMAN
First Baptist, Jonesboro
I go to church because of the
unquenchable necessity of the
Christian heart to be able to
beat with God’s other hearts.
MRS. LOIS BAILEY
North Clayton Baptist
Because it strengthens me to
meet the problems of my life
daily.
G. LUTHER MURPHY
Morrow Baptist
I attend church regularly be
cause there my spiritual needs
are met through worship, Bible
study, prayer and Christian fel
lowship.
MRS. W. M. THOMAS
First Baptist, Jonesboro
Because of the spiritual mean
ing for my entire family and the
fellowship of good people.
CHARLES NE SMITH
Forest Park Methodist
—O—O—o—
— go to church to worship God
and to have fellowship with oth
er Christians.
MRS. BEATRICE JOINER
First Baptist, Jonesboro
Clayton County
Ministerial Association
—O—o—o—
— attend church services regu
larly, unless I am too ill, because
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[ Eastern Star
Hears Aikman
At Banquet
February 14, Valentine Day,
' was the date this year for the
Grand Family Banquet of the
Order of the Eastern Star in
Georgia. Leo Aikman, columnist
for the Atlanta Constitution,
was a most interesting guest
speaker for the evening. All
Worthy Matrons and Worthy
Patrons of subordinate chapters
over the state were honor guests.
Forest Park’s Matron, Mrs.
Bertha Price, and Patron Mr.
Floyd Scott were also accom
panied by others as follows:
Mrs. Theresa Hill, Mrs. Mabel
Jernigan, Mrs. L. M. Waldrop,
Mrs. Ralph Pinnell, Mr. and
Mrs. Lendon Dills, Mr. and Mrs.
I believe the Bible commands it;
it gives me inspiration and
strength to face problems dur
ing the week.
RUTH KIMSEY BROWN
First Baptist, Jonesboro
—o—o —o—
Christ set the example, and I
receive strength from God’s
Word and from Christian fel
lowship.
MRS. L. B. TUTEN
Morrow Baptist Church
—o—o—o—
— attend church regularly be
cause as a child I was taught to
love God and the importance of
going to the Lord’s house each
week to worship.
MRS, R. J. OAKES
First Baptist Jonesboro
—o—o—o—
“I attend church regularly for
the enrichment and develop
ment of my spiritual life.”
MRS. DOROTHY PLUNKETT
Jonesboro Presbyterian
—o —o —o—
I attend church regularly be
cause the good things of life I
have received are from Him.
MRS. W. GUY CHUNN
St. Augustine
Protestant Episcopal Church
Jack Flynt
Again Named
On Probe Body
John J. (Jack) Flynt, Jr.,
Member of Congress, Fourth
District of Georgia, has been ap
pointed to the Special Subcom
mittee on Legislative Oversight
of the House Interstate and For
eign Commerce Committee for
1959-1960. The primary function
of this Subcommittee will be to
resume the legislative inquiry
conducted during 1957 and 1958
into the six independent regu
latory agencies under the legis
lative jurisdiction of the Inter
state and Foreign Commerce
Committee.
During the 85th Congress this
was the Congressional Investi
gating Committee which brought
out in public hearings the ac
tivities of former Presidential
Assistant Sherman Adams in be
half of Bernard Goldfine, and of
irregularities in the Federal
Communications Commission.
The Special Subcommittee
during the 85th Congress will be
headed by Representative Oren
Harris of Arkansas as Chairman.
In addition to Harris and Flynt,
the other members of the Sub
committee are: Peter F. Mack,
Jr. (Dem., Ill.); Walter Rogers
(Dem., Tex.); John E. Moss
iDem., Calif.); John B. Bennett
Ralph Summer, Mrs. Floyd
Scott, Mrs. James Price and Mrs.
G. W. Looney.
BlkihdAY PARTY
Forest Park Chapter No. 290
Order of the Eastern Star cele
brated their 15th Chapter Birth
day on Saturday, February 20.
Ten past matrons and seven past
patrons were present to enjoy
the lovely birthday cake, which
was a gift from Mr. and Mrs.
W. Reid Puckett who are past
matron and patron by affilia
tion, and currently mother and
father of Forest Park chapter.
Several of the sweethearts and
mascots were present, some who
are now almost as large as the
matron who selected them to
serve.
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AIRMAN DILLARD
GOES TO EGLIN
LACKLAND AFB, Tex.—Air
man Luther E. Dillard 111, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther E. Dillard,
Jr., of 140 Burks Road, Forest
Park, Ga., has been assigned to
a unit of the Air Defense Com
mand at Eglin AFB, Fla., for
duty and training as a heating
specialist. He recently completed
his Air Force basic military
training here. Airman Dillard
graduated from Mt. Berry
Schools For Boys.
Airmen assigned directly to a
duty station from basic training
at Lackland will receive on-the
job training under highly quali
fied specialists. They are select
ed for assignments on the basis
of their interests and aptitudes.
Card of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Anderson
and Mrs. Elly Geller wish to
thank all our friends, neighbors,
physicians, nurses, and Rev.
Farr for their kind thoughtful
ness and visits during the illness
of Mr. Geller.
ißep., Mich.); William L.
Springer (Rep., Ill.); Steven B.
Derounian (Rep., N. Y.); and
Samuel Devine (Rep., Ohio).
On last Friday Representative
Harris introduced a 76 page bill,
H. R. 4800, which proposes en
actment into legislation the rec
ommendations of this corre
sponding committee in the 85th
Congress.
POWER COMPANY
RUNNING LINES
FROM MORROW
Georgia Power Company, now
in the midst of one of the largest
expansion programs in its his
tory, will invest more than SSB
million in 1959 in new facilities
to serve the growing needs of its
customers. Included is:
A 230,000-volt line extending
from Morrow, in Clayton Coun
ty, to the Alabama state line to
connect with SEGCO’s 230,000-
volt line is scheduled to begin in
1959. Work begins this year on
47 miles of 230,000-volt line from
Morrow to Winder. A 125,000-
kilowatt substation will be built
at Winder. ,
ELLENWOOD BOY
TRAINS IN ALASKA
FORT RICHARDSON, Alaska
(AHTNC)—Army Pvt. Henry R.
Gilbert, son of Mrs. Eunice I.
Gilbert, Route 2, Ellenwood, Ga.,
recently was assigned to the 23d
Infantry at Fort Richardson,
Alaska.
Gilbert, an ammunition bearer
in the infantry’s Company A,
entered the Army last August
and completed basic training at
Fort Benning.
The 18-year-old soldier was
graduated from Jonesboro High
School in 1958.
FOREST PARK BOY
ON DEAN'S LIST
C. Albert Thompson of Forest
Park has been named to the
Dean’s List of the Fall Quarter
in the School of Business Ad
ministration at Georgia State I
College in Atlanta, as announced
by Dean George E. Manners.
To achieve the Dean’s List, a
student must carry an academic
load of not less than ten quarter
hours and achieve an average of
not less than a B plus for the
quarter.
BUSINESS AND INDIVIDUAL FEDERAL AND STATE
INCOME TAX RETURNS
— and —
GENERAL ACCOUNTING SERVICES
Including Systems, Financial and Auditing
Call FRANK NOON
POplar 6-3357—P0-6-2350 Forest Park, Ga.
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Get All Your Wash Done H? |E E? E
BRING YOUR LAUNDRY BETWEEN 9 A.M. " •
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HWY 54 FOREST PARK, GA.
(Between Minit Market and Minit Inn) ““—J
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FOR SUCH MEN NOW. THERE
FORE, IF YOU MUST ANSWER
“YES” TO THESE QUESTIONS—
“DO YOU LACK JOB SECUR
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“IS UNDESIRED AND
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STARING YOU IN THE
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“ARE YOU BEING PUSHED
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AND—IF YOU CAN ANSWER
YES TO THESE QUESTIONS—
“IN GOOD HEALTH?”
“WANT AN OPPORTUNITY
WITH REAL JOB SECUR
ITY?”
“INTERESTED IN GOOD
WEEKLY INCOME AND
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“WANT TO BE WITH A
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SIDERS YOUR AGE AN
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THEN WRITE —R. C. HAM
MOND, 17 PEACHTREE AVE.,
N.E. ATLANTA, GA. GIVING
SOME INFORMATION ABOUT
YOURSELF INCLUDING TELE
PHONE AND ADDRESS AND A
PERSONAL INTERVIEW WILL
BE ARRANGED. WE WON’T
PROMISE THAT YOU WILL
GET RICH; HOWEVER, IF SE
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EXCEPTIONALLY FINE IN
COME, AND WILL ENJOY
YOUR WORK IMMENSELY.
YOU HAVE EVERYTHING TO
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SO WRITE TODAY.
FOREST ARMS APTS.
11l College St.
Air Conditioned. New 2-bed
room apartments. Central gat
heat. Stoves, vent hood, re
cessed lighting. Plumbing and
wiring for washer and dryer.
Off-street parking. One block
of shopping center, water,
sewer free and garbage collec
tion furnished. No small chil
dren.
$95 PER MONTH.
Phone_MA 7-2942
FOREST ARMS APTS.
Care of Mrs. Henry O. Casteel
2165 Settle Circle, S.E.
Atlanta 16.
WANTED — Colored maid for
general cleaning duties. Bank
of Forest Park, Main Street, For
est Park.
WANTED—Ride to Atlanta and
back. Vicinity Five Points. Of
fice hours 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
PO 6-1879 or PO 6-8470.
FOR SALE—Trees. Apple, pear,
plum, apricot, cherry, fig,
peach, nut. Shade and orna
mental trees. Grape vines,
shrubs. Industrial and residen
tial landscaping. Catalog free.
Riverdale Nurseries, Riverdale,
Ga. Phone Fayetteville, 5415.
WANTED — Ride from Forest
Park to Atlanta. Vicinity
Peachtree and sth. Office hours
8:30-5 pm. PO 6-8038.
Phillips Standard Service
54 Highway at Marie
Forest Park, Ga.
OPERATED BY CL PHILLIPS
TIRES - TEBES - BATTERIES
Road Service—Complete Repairs
Phone PO 6-9362
Your own neighborhood
COIN-OPERATED SELF SERVICE
Westinghouse
Laundromat
equippped laundry store
JOIN OUR .
GRAND OPENING
CELEBRATION
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959
FOR CARPENTRY, Painting &
miscellaneous home repairs,
call M. F. Anderson, PO 1-7229.
WANTED—Cashiers for Forest
Park Drive-In Theatre. Apply
in person. Highway 54.
REWARD—Liberal reward will
paid for the return of one flat
English Saddle and one Western
Type Saddle. Taken from my
barn. F. G. Marchman, 4701
Grant Road, Ellenwood, Ga.
Phone MA 7-9813.
McCall's Honors
Melanie Maloney
Os Jonesboro High
Melanie A. Maloney, Jonesboro
High School, will soon be wear
ing a specially designed pin hon
oring her as a newly appointed
representative to McCall’s Pat
terns’ Teen Fashion Board for
the 1958-59 school year. This se
lection has been announced by
McCall’s Patterns’ Educational
Director, Kit Mason. Over 2,000
senior high school students who
have demonstrated sewing skill,
fashion knowledge and school
leadership have qualified for
this nomination to the Board by
their Home Economics teachers.
Eligibility to the nationwide
board is limited to one outstand
ing student from each school.
In addition to her pin, each
Teen Fashion Board member will
receive a membership certificate,
a card, a subscription to McCall’s
“Today’s Teens” Catalog and her
favorite McCall’s pattern. Her
responsibility as a Teen Fashion
Board member will be to report
on the latest fashion trends
among her set, thus acting as an
advisor to McCall’s Patterns’
Design Department. To help her
in this capacity, McCall’s will
send her special advance fash
ion material from New York
throughout the year.