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Wallace Hill to
Visit Tara Distriet
Arthur Perkins, Chairman of
the Tara District of the Atlanta
Area Council announces the visit
of Wallace Hill, Director of In
dustrial Relationships of the Na
tional Council of the Boy Scouts
of America to Clayton County on
March 3rd. Mr. Hill will be meet
ing with a number of the Clay
ton County industrial leaders.
Industrial Relations is a new
service to business, industry, and
labor and Scouting’s 527 local
councils across America. A na
tive of Mason, Ohio, Mr. Hill en
tered Scouting as a boy and be
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LET'S EI.EcT STARR REPRESENTATIVE
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Terrell was born and raised in Clayton County. Most of his
adult life has been spent in active community service in the
County he loves.
He has always supported, unselfishly, programs of civic in
terest. To name a few, the Boy Scouts, Red Cross, Heart
Fund and United Appeal campaigns. All athletic programs
and improvement of recreation facilities, Chamber of Com
merce activities and many others. You will always find him
on the scene carrying his fair share of the load on worth
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Prepared and Submitted by Clayton County ‘Friends and Supporters of TERRELL STARR. We Recommend Him,
came an Eagle Scout. Later he
served in several adult volunteer
positions including that of Scout
master. He began his Scouting
career as assistant Scout Execu
tive in Cincinnati Area Council
and has also served as a deputy
regional executive for New York
and New Jersey.
Mr. Hill’s major responsibilities
include guidance to local coun
cils in their work with industry
and direct service to industries,
labor and trade associations re
lated to Scouting, on a national
basis. He is also coordinator of
ELECT
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CLAYTON COUNTY
COMMISSION
CHAIRMAN
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VOTE FOR
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TERRELL A. STARR
Know Him and Because Os What We Know
About Him, We Earnestly Ask You to Select
Him As Your REPRESENTATIVE in the
Georéia General Assembly.
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Studies “Apogee
The Home Mission book “Apo
gee” was taught at the Lake City
Baptist Tabernacle on Tuesday
night, February 18th. |
Mrs. Howard Strickland, Mis
sion Study chairman of the Wo-t
man'’s Missionary Union, Clayton
Baptist Association, presented
the book in a most interesting
manner. She told of the needs
in the home land and how the
different departments of the
Home Mission Board were meet
ing these needs.
~ This book is being taught in
churches throughout the South
‘ern Baptist Convention territory
before the Week of Prayer for
Home Missions and the accom
panying Annie Armstirong offer
ing for this work. It serves as a
challenge and inspiration to the
people.
The Brotherhood co-operated
with the Woman’s Missionary’
Society of the Lake City Baptist
Tabernacle in this study.
Civic Relationships for the Na
tional Council.
Our Tara District will spensor
in cooperation with the Clayton
County Chamber of Commerce,
“Project Free Enterprise” on
March 20th. Many business
leaders throughout the county
will participate in this project
concerned with a realistic ap
proach to economic education of
our young men in the Explorer
Program of the Boy Scouts of
America.
while projects. His experience is valuable, let’s keep him
working for us in public service.
He has been a stable leader in public responsibilities. We
have seen and like the results of his positive approach and
progressive ideas. He has served us well ami faithfully
each and every time he has been called upon. Let’s work
together and send him to represent us in the General
Assembly where he will give Clayton County the energetic
and conscientious representation it deserves and which we
know he is capable of providing,
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MRS. ATLANTA OF 1964, Mrs. Joyce Hutchison, is seen here with
her family, (left to right) Guy; Nannette, 8; Matt, 5; and Guy,
Jr, 11,
Mrs. Guy Hutchison
Named Mrs. Atlanta
Mrs. Atlanta 1964 is an at
tractive wife and mother of
three who enjoys cooking most
and ironing least of her home
making duties.
She is Mrs. Guy W. (Joyce)
Hutchison of 955 Canter Road,
N. E., Atlanta.
“I was so thrilled at being se
lected Mrs. Atlanta, I was abso
lutely numb,” was the way she
expressed her reaction to being
named the Atlanta area’s num
ber one homemaker. “But the
children were even more excited
And I think Guy was too.”
Mrs. Atlanta will compete in‘
the Mrs. Georgia pageant at At
lanta’s Biltmore Hotel on Marchl
14. If successful there, she will
represent the state at the Mrs.
America finals. |
Mrs. Hutchison submitted as a
part of her entry a complete
menu which included quail—shot
by her husband. Her favorite
recipe is for a cherry cream pie,
a recipe which her mother gave
her. She “puts up” vegetables,
preserves, and pickles although
she believes in using ready mixes
and prepared foodstuffs “if they
are good and if my husband
likes them.”
An all around homemaker,
Mrs. Atlanta is an accomplished
seamstress, making about half
of the clothes for herself and
her daughter Flo, 8.
The Hutchisons have two oth
er children, Guy Jr., 11, and Matt,
5. All of them are given duties
in the home, mainly making
their own beéds, helping to feed
the dogs, dusting furniture, and
putting away dishes. 4
They also have another “mem
ber of the family” they have
never seen—a foster child in
Viet Nam which they have been
supporting for the past year and
a half.
When discipline becomes nec
essary, Joyce says she and her
husband try to accomplish it
mainly by depriving the child of
special privileges. “But some
times we resort to spanking, I'm
afraid!” she added.
Although an outstanding wife
mother-homemaker, Mrs. At
lanta 1964 has the talents, inter
ests and energy for activities be
yond her home. A graduate of
Florida State University where
she received a bachelor degree in
music, she has sung:.in the At-l
lanta Pops Concert and is choir
director of the Trinity Methodist
Church. -
She is also a member of the
prayer group at her . ehurch,
Peachtree Road Methodist, and
music chairman of the. Woman’s
Society of Christian Service
there. She -and her husband are
counselors for high school age
young people. He has. taught a
boys’ Sunday School class for the
past seven years.
Her activities on the commun
ity are not confined .to her
church, however. She is a mem
ber and past president of the
Birdhaven Garden Club, and a
member of the Young Matron’s
Circle for Tallulah Falls School,
Music Alumnae, Northside Wo
man’s Club, and Sigma Alpha
Tota sorority.
Mrs. Atlanta’s hobbies include
singing, sewing, flower arrang
ing, and reading.
~ If money and time were no
object, she would like for her
family to travel. “There are so
many things to be learned and
gained through travel,” she says.
“The people of the world will
never live in peace until they
understand and know each oth-
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Mrs. Hutchison does not claim
to be a perfect homemaker with
no problems. One phase of fam
ily life which she finds needs
constant attention to keep it
under control is budgeting.
“I include both time and
money”, she explained. “They
both need to be budgeted prop
erly so that the family can get
the most from each.”
She believes the representative
American homemaker “should
be a mother who knows how to
manage her home successfully,
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Jaycees to Sponsor
All-Night Singing
An “all night” singing, spon
sored by the Forest Park Jay
cees, will be held on Madrch 21
at the Junior High School Au
ditorium, on College Street, For
est Park. The sing will begin at
8:00 p.m. with admission of
SI.OO for adults and 50c for chil
dren.
The sing will feature non
professional talent of this area,
who have shown outstanding
abilities in this field. Those who
attend this singing will be en
tertained far beyond their ex
pectations, according to Joe Mc-
Daniel, vice president of the
Forest Park Jaycees.
Monthly singings of this na
ture can be expected if the
initial ones are well received.
This is a community project of
which we can all be proud and
in which we can all participate.
Make your plans now to attend
this “Gospel Music Festival”,
participate in outside activities,
and still give her best to her
husband and children and God’s
‘work through the church.”
A native of Miami, Florida,
Mrs. Hutchison has been living
in Atlanta since 1951. She- and
her husband, who is a native
Atlantan and a graduate of Boys’
High and Emory University, were
married in 1952. Mr. Hutchison
is vice president of Tip Top
Roofers, Inc.
Mrs. Atlanta 1964 is five feet
six, weighs 130, and is 35 years
old. She has light brown hair,
fair complexion, and sparkling
green eyes.
Both the Mrs. Atlanta and
Mrs. Georgia pageants are spon
sored by Atlanta Gas Light Com
pany. The public is invited to at
tend the state finals on March
14.
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Dear Clayton County Citizens:
The Regular Session of the year 1964 General
Assembly is history. Its performance, | feel,
producd a number of constructive accom
plishments.
To serve you has been rewarding and every
courtesy extended me is appreciated.
My sincere THANKS for your kind support.
WM. J. (Bill) LEE
Representative - General Assembly
and
CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION
Democratic Primary — April 4, 1964
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