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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—The late Colonel Joseph E. Murray,
who has received posthumously the Legion of Merit. At the time
of his death on June 1, 1963, Colonel Murray was Commanding
Officer of the Atlanta Army Depot. (U.S. Army Photo)
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Explorer Post Wins
Bowling Warmup
The Bowling Team of Explorer
Post 474, College Park, Georgia,
' had its first warm-up match on
: Monday night at Dixie Bowl
। Lanes in Hapeville. The adults of
the Post defeated the Explorers
by nine pins.
Advisor Ronnie Jones would
; like to hear from other Explorer
Post Bowling Teams who would
like to meet the boys from Post
474. Call him at 766-8429 or Bob
Smith at 767-7735.
Post 474 is planning to send
representatives to the Ranger
Cold Weather Camp at Dahlon
ega, Georgia, in March. All Ex
plorers in the Post will spend a
week-end in April at Dobbins Air
Force Base, Marietta, Georgia.
Post 474 is sponsored by Lib
erty Baptist Church, Rev. H. F.
Barnette, Pastor.
George B. Smith
Women of the
Moose to Meet
The Forest Park Women of the
Moose, Chapter 1303 will meet
for their regular meeting on
Wednesday, February sth at 8
p.m. at the Moose Lodge Home.
The Hospital Chairman has an
interesting program planned for
this meeting. All members are
urged to attend and then join in
the fellowship hour that follows.
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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—
Mrs. Jewell M. Betsill, Rt. 2,
Hampton, is shown receiving
award for prize-winning safe
ty slogan from Col. J. P. Alex
ander, Jr., Depot Commander.
Left, Lt. Col. Joda L. Robinson,
Depot Finance and Accounting
Officer. A native of Lyon
County, Ky., Mrs. Betsill has
been a local resident 18 years
and a Depot employe 12 years.
She is active in the New Hope
Methodist Church, where she
serves as treasurer. Her daugh
ters, Joyce and Margaret, are
students at Jonesboro Senior
High School.
(U.S. Army Photo)
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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—Mrs. Alice J. Underwood, 105 Judith
Ann Dr., Morrow, receives Outstanding Rating from Col. J. P.
Alexander, Jr., Depot Commander. Left, Thomas F. Rafter, Chief
of the Defense Surplus Sales Office, where Mrs. Underwood is em
ployed as secretary. Mrs. Underwood has been employed at the
Depot more than 13 years. She is affiliated with Morrow Baptist
Church and Chapter No. 223, Order of the Eastern Star, which
she has served as Worthy Matron. (U.S. Army Photo)
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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—Capt. John C. Carlisle, Maintenance
Officer, Aircraft Maintenance Division, receives second Oak Leaf
Cluster to the Air Medal from Col. T. L. Lyons, Director for Main
tenance. Left, Lt. Col. S. C. Lenic, Chief, Aircraft Maintenance
Division. Capt. Carlisle received the Air Medal and the first and
more than 25 reconnaissance missions his Army aircraft was con
stantly exposed to small arms and automatic weapons fire. He
is a graduate of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. High School and Purdue
University, Lafayette, Ind. He and Mrs. Carlisle, the former Miss
Sigrid Mueller of Wuppertal, Germany, are making their home
in the Holland Park Apartments. (U.S. Army Photo)
7 Clayton Countains
Receive Depot Awards
ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—
Seven Clayton County residents
have received awards for their
work improvement suggestions
at the Depot:
Curtis R. DeFord, Ellenwood,
is a native of Lenoir City, Tenn.,
and has been employed at the
Depot 2'/z years. He is active in
the Disabled American Veterans
and Veterans of Foreign Wars,
having served as Commander of
the VFW. Woodrow W. Chap
man, 243 Tara Road, Jonesboro,
has been a Depot employe 15
years and is employed as an air
craft engine mechanic. His son
Rickey is a student at Jones
boro Junior High School.
Willie T. Kelly, Route 1,
Jonesboro, has been a Depot em
ploye six years. A native of
Riverdale, he served seven years
in the Army; is affiliated with
Sunnyside Baptist Church; and
has four children: Willie, Jr.,
who attends Lee Street Elemen
tary School; Raymond, 5; Eliza
beth and Patricia, 2-year-old
twins. N. W. Mulkey, 218 Scott
Drive, Forest Park, has been em
ployed at the Depot more than
18 years. He served two years in
the Navy, and has three chil
dren: Bonnie Jean, Jerry and
James.
Ivan S. Owens, 3204 Biscayne
Drive, Forest Park, is employed
as an aircraft hydraulic system
mechanic. A native of Peoria,
111., he served six years in the
Air Force, and has two children:
Gerry, who attends Morrow
Grammar School, and Cheryl, 5.
Mrs. Arthena F. Russell, 1239
Skyland Drive, Forest Park, is a
native of Charleston, S.C., and
a local resident 10 years. She is
affiliated with Jones Memorial
Methodist Church, and has one
son, Richard, a student at For
est Park Senior High School.
Albert H. Wilkins, 115 Ash
Street, Forest Park, served 3y 2
years in the Army and has been
employed at the Depot 12>/ 2
years. His children are Richard,
a student at Lake Shore High
School, and Barbara, who at
tends Kathleen Mitchell Gram
mar School.
Arch Gary
To Report On
"Rural Urbanism"
Mayor John Collins, Mayor of
Boston, Mass., has announced
that he has, as President of the
American Municipal Association,
requested that Arch T. Gary, who
just completed his term as Mayor
of Riverdale, Clayton County,
Georgia, prepare a report on
“Rural Urbanism” and has ap
pointed him to appear before a
United States congressional com-
TO THE CITIZENS OF CLAYTON COUNTY:
This advertisement is my means of announcing my campaign for election to the office of Chair
man of the Commission of Roads and Revenues, subject to the rules and regulations governing
the Primary Election on April 4th, 1964.
• ‘i Having been a resident and taxpayer in Clayton County
B for 32 years, I reside at 4452 Bostwick Drive in the Col
lege Park section of our county. I am now employed as
|MHH supervisor of the plant of a large industrial manufac-
B turer in Atlanta. When I am elected I will devote all my
K time and healthful vitality to the office of chairman of
the Commissioner.
H lam in robust health and have wide and successful busi
ness experience in managing employees under me.
I have long experience in civic affairs, at present finish-
B ing my fourth term as city councilman from my ward in
College Park. On the council I am the chairman of the
Finance and Tax Committee. This has given me wide
experience in the financial and tax field of government.
z ' Having served 6 years on the Clayton County Advisory
Board has given me experience in the field of county
B government. I have served closely with our schools, hav
ing been a Trustee of the North Clayton School prior to
the constitution of the present Board of Education.
I have faithfully served in many capacities in my church, Columbia Avenue Christian Church, in
College Park. I have been an active member of the Masonic Order and now am effiliated with
Lodge No. 454 in College Park.
I am a member and serve on the Board of Directors of the South College Park Kiwanis Club.
/ W/7/ Work to Carry Out These Promises for You . . .
1. Work with the municipalities for a county
wide fire protection system and for better
fire insurance rates.
2. I will give first priority to wider and better
roads and bridges for our school bus routes
before any new roads are graded and sur
faced.
3. Strive to establish a county sanitary depart
ment and enforce the law against dumping
trash and garbage along our roads.
4. Maintain strict business economies in ex
penditures of tax money, and get a dollar's
IF YOU FAVOR THE ABOVE, YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED!
Sincerely,
CARY H. WEBB
— —ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT NEWS
John P. Cages
Receives Award
For Suggestions
ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—
John P. Cages, Old Conley Road,
was among Depot employes re
cently receiving awards for work
improvement suggestions. A na
tive of Clayton County and grad
uate of Forest Park High School,
he has been employed at the De
pot 17 months.
James H. Chitwood, 2020 Cedar
Grove Road, also received an
award for a suggestion which
has been adopted. He is a ma
chinist in the General Equipment
Maintenance Division and has
been a Depot employe 12 years.
Another award winner was
Kenneth L. Jeffries, 4-C Holland
Park Drive. A lead foreman in
the Medical Equipment Mainte
nance Division, Mr. Jeffries serv
ed two years on active Army
duty, and has three children who
attend Jonesboro High School:
Terry, Lloyd and Gary.
Presentation of awards was
made in special ceremonies by
Col. J. P. Alexander, Jr., Depot
Commander.
mittee as a representative of the
American Municipal Association
for the purpose of delivering this
vital report.
Mayor Gary, in commenting
upon his appointment, stated
that he was selected because of
the fact that there is no area,
anywhere in the United States,
more vitally affected by the
trend towards Rural Urbanism
than Clayton County, Georgia.
He stated further that it is be
coming increasingly more appar
ent that Clayton County is no
longer a rural community and
that the entire land area of the
county is suitable for potential
industrial and commercial, as
well as residential development.
Mayor Gary went on to say
that whether we realized it or
not, Clayton County has already
become an integral part of the
metropolitan Atlanta area and
that with proper planning, he
expected an unprecedented eco
nomic development in the com
munity in the immediate future.
He stated that he will make
every effort to appear before
Congress, simply because of the
growing importance of such
planning to this county.
ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT — Legion of Merit Awarded Posthu
mously. Mrs. Laura Jean Murray receives Legion of Merit Medal,
one of the highest awards conferred by the military, for her
husband, the late Colonel Joseph E. Murray, from Lt. General
August Schomburg, Commanding General, U.S. Army Supply and
Maintenance Command. Marilyn, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. '
Murray, holds the citation. Extreme right, Maj. General Robert
C. Kyser, Deputy Commanding General, SMC. At the time of his
death on June 1, 1963, Colonel Murray was Commanding Officer
of the Atlanta Army Depot. (U.S. Army Photo)
4 Clayton Countians
Receive Depot Awards
ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—The following were among
a group of Depot employes who recently received a Special
Service Award:
Edward Cooper, 271 McFerrin Cir., Riverdale; George
V. Cummings, 513 Tara Dr., Mrs. Annie G. Hamilton 107
Kathryn Cir., and Mrs. Helen C.
Thomas, 200 Phillips Dr., all of
Forest Park.
Mr. Cummings is a Supervi
sory Computer Programmer,
while the others are Digital
Computer Programmers, all em
ployes in the Data Processing
Division. They were recognized
for their diligence in meeting a
stringent deadline in effecting
certain changes to data proc
essing systems, procedures and
programs. It was pointed out
that the group of employes com
pleted the task within the time
limit and that there was not a
single minute lost in the supply
effectiveness of the Depot.
Mr. Cooper is a native of Grif
fin, a Navy veteran, and a Depot
employe five years. Mr. Cum-
worth for a dollar spent.
5. My long record of cooperation in school af
fairs will testify to my belief in the worth of
education. I favor immediate implementa
tion of the reevaluation and reassessment
study to equalize taxes in our county and
better support our schools. This has been
too long delayed in our state and county. I
will work diligently with our county and
state officials in whatever way possible to
make our county school system second to
none in the state.
• mings served in the Air Force
and has been employed at the
■ Depot 13 years. Mrs. Hamilton
is a native of Lawrenceburg*
[ Tenn, and has been a Depot em
. ploye nine years; while Mrs.
. Thomas is a native of New Jer
j sey and has been employed at
the Depot 17 years.
All successful individualshave
I become such by hard work.
, —Mary Baker Eddy
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