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Free Press—News & Farmer, Tues., Feb. 8, 1966
Woman's Page
Jonesboro Socials
By MRS A A. CAMP
1 05 Smith Street — Phone 478-6841
Are you an insomniac? If
you are regularly cold
shouldered when wooing
Morpheus, here are a few
hints which may make sleep
come more easily.
Try a long walk before
bedtime and, time and
weather permitting, engage
in mild sports or other ac
tivities which will cultivate
a pleasant but physical
tiredness. Warm baths
sometimes turn the trick, if
not, try a cool tub or shower.
Simple ear plugs may help
if you are unduly sensitive
to noise, but if you are light
sensitive an eye-mask is
worth a try.
The important thing,
however, is not to fight in
somnia. Accept it; philo
sophically, if you must, but
don’t let it prey on you.
Don’t just lie there ... do
something about it. Get up.
Read. Watch the late-late
shows. Perform a few simple
tasks.
If it’s any consolation,
you’ll find plenty of wide
awake service in our filling
of prescriptions. This Is a
sound suggestion . . . don’t
sleep on it . . . rely on WIL
SON PHARMACY . . . Corner
Main and College Street . . .
Phone: 366-4211 . . .
THIS WEEK’S HOUSEHOLD
HINT: Men who use air
pressure shaving creams will
find that when the can is
“empty”, they can still
squeeze a few extra shaves
by immersing the can in hot
water.
SALE
ASSORTED DUNGAREES
for Children
69c pr.
Sizes 1-8
Elkins Dept. Store
625 Central Ave—Hapeville
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It's easy to build an electric telegraph key,
but how do you build
an Edison?
One of the best examples of free enterprise at
work was Thomas Alva Edison, born 11!) years
ago on February 11, 1847.
Bold dreams and hard work led him to the title,
“The Man of 1,000 Inventions.” He launched 100
businesses of his own.
Edison invented the electric lamp. Then he
developed the world’s first electric utility system.
He invented the phonograph, motion picture
camera, fluoroscope. He improved the telegraph
and telephone. He smoothed the way for radio,
television and other electronic miracles.
Today, it is good to look back at what was done
by one man, to re-evaluate our American heritage,
and to rededicate ourselves to preserving free
enterprise. It is the only system in the world that
can produce another Edison.
BUILD AN ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH KEY: Free book
let tells you how to build an electric telegraph circuit with
key and buzzer. Just mail the coupon.
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Advertising Department
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GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
Stan Kemp has returned
home from St. Joseph’s Hos
pital and is recovering after
undergoing surgery last
week.
Mrs. C. P. Couch, accom
panied by three friends, Mrs.
Perry Hudson of Hapeville,
Mrs. Virginia Eskew of At
lanta, and Mrs. Joe Stewart
of Rex, spent several days
last week at Cattaluchee Ski
Lodge, Maggie Valley, N. C„
snow skiing and ice skating.
They returned home on Fri
day.
Miss Kay Curtright, stu
dent at the University of
Tennessee, spent last week
end with her mother, Mrs.
Ruth Curtright.
Miss Ellen McEver and
Ray Beckwith, students at
Furman University in
Greenville, S. C., spent a
week with their parents be
tween semesters.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Bell
were the guests of their
children, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Minter 111 and daughter,
Bonnie, in Augusta over the
week-end.
Miss Mary Lynn Oliver and
her guest, Miss Stephanie
Martin, of Winchester, Vir
ginia, students at the Uni
versity of Georgia in Athens,
were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Oliver.
Mrs. Harry Jones, Sr., Mrs.
J. C. Jones and Mrs. Charles
C. Jordon were luncheon
guests of Mrs. W. F. Ruther
ford on Tuesday.
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One of the outstanding
affairs of the year will be
the Sweetheart Valentine
Ball to be held at the Lake
shore Country Club for
members and their guests
on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 12.
Dancing with Jim Luke and
Orchestra furnishing the
music will follow the dinner
hour. Mrs. Art Lundstrom
will be in charge of the
decorations, using the Val
entine motif.
Mrs. Betty Smith, who has
taught in outstanding danc
ing schools, will teach Latin
dancing every Friday eve
ning during the month of
February at the club.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gaddis
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Turner - Rimer
Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs.
Jesse Rufus Turner, Jr. of
Forest Park, Ga. announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Cynthia Kay, to
James Roland Rimer of
Lynchburg, Va., formerly of
Atlanta and Decatur.
Miss Turner is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Reeves of Chattanooga,
Tenn., and the late Mr. Jesse
Rufus Turner of Sarasota,
Fla., and Mi’s. Beulah T.
Turner of Denver, Colo. The
future bride attended
schools in California and
London, England and was
graduated from Forest Park
Senior High School. She is
presently a student at Geor
gia State College, where she
is pledged to Alpha Omi
cron Pi sorority.
Mr. Rimer is the grand
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Woods Peeples and
the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dixon Rimer, all of Atlanta.
He was graduated from St.
Andrew’s School, St. An
drew’s Tenn, and is present
ly a senior at Georgia State
College, where he was a
member of Pershing Rifles,
served as commander of
Scabbard and Blade and is
a Distinguished Military
Rex News
By MRS. DON BURT
Mr. and Mrs. George
Greets had as their house
guests their aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomp
son, of Sumter, S. C.; also
Mrs. Kenneth C. Clononiger
and daughter en route to
Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. Kermit Justice served
as hostess at a seated lunch
eon for the East Clayton
Home Demonstration Club
at her home on Tuesday.
Twelve members were pres
ent.
The February Garden Club
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. June Barr, on
Thursday 24th, at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Nell Adamson will
speak on herbs and their
many uses.
Rex community wishes to
extend their deep sympathy
to Guy Reeves and Miss Lois
Reeves, in the recent passing
of their brother-in-law, Jim
Adamson, of the Mt. Zion
community.
who formerly made their
home on Tanglewood Road,
moved into their new home
on Mt. Zion Circle on Jan
uary 21.
Mrs. J. W. Hall was among
the guests at a bridge lunch
eon given by Mrs. Stanley
Cochran at her home on
Springdale Road in Atlanta
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wright
and family of Columbus,
Georgia, were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George D. Sligh.
Mrs. William C. Davis
spent the week-end with her
husband who is attending
the Eastern DC-9 Jet School
in Miami, Florida.
Miss Candy Travis with
her visitor, Miss Dottie
Bernd, of Winter Haven,
Florida, both students at the
University of Georgia, spent
the week-end with Miss
Travis’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Huddleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Moessner will entertain at a
cocktail party at the Lake
shore Country Club on Sat
urday, February 12. The
guest list of over a hundred
will include several out-of
town friends.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
J. A. Watts—Ponce de
Leon Infirmary.
Mrs. Shelton Noble—Geor
gia Baptist.
Lamar Brown—South Ful
ton.
A. J. Wootton—South Ful
ton.
Mrs. W. W. Turner—Craw
ford Long.
Mrs. H. H. Dixon—Craw
ford Long.
Student.
The wedding will take
place March 20.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Homer Parker, Forest Park; J. E.
Blacquiere, new citizen from Canada; Paul B. Han, new
citizen from Japan; Ira Bishop and Mrs Bishop, new cit
izens from Germany.
New U.S. Citizens
Welcomed By PTA
Atlanta's newest citizens
were entertained Wednes
day, Jan. 26, at the state
PTA headquarters in At
lanta. Members of the board
of managers, along with
representatives from the
DeKalb County Council of
Par e n t-Teacher Associa
tions, entertained some 40
citizens who had received
their final citizenship pa
pers from Federal Judge
Frank Hooper earlier in the
morning.
New citizens, accompanied
by Mrs. Edgar Walton, Mrs.
Wilson Cobb and Mrs.
Charles Smith, were trans
ported by bus from the
downtown federal building
SkaJlir Marine
SnuiteS
To See Our Display Os
BOATS and
CAMPING TRAILERS
At the
Southern
Soat & Sportsman.
Sho.
Atlanta Merchandise Mart
FEB. 4th- 12th
Stop by our display room, Old Hwy.
41 at intersection on Main Street,
Forest Park, and get your 1/3 off
admission tickets.
ADMISSION:
Reg. SI.OO — With Ticket 65c
We thank you for the oppor
tunity of serving and growing
with Clayton County.
Candidate
Chosen for
'Mrs. Georgia'
The Jonesboro Woman’s
Club has selected for the
second year Mrs. Robert A.
Lundquist as a candidate
for “Mrs. Georgia”, in the
upcoming contest. Mrs.
Lundquist was born in Ft.
Wayne, Ind., attended South
Side High School, graduated
from International Business
College, and attended the
University of Michigan, and
Indiana Extension.
Her activities include
membership in the Jay
cettes, Philharmonic Guild,
Art Association, Red Cross,
March of Dimes. She is a
Founder of the Sinawik Club
of Cascade Heights, record
ing secretary of Jonesboro
Woman’s Club, a member of
Beta Chapter of New Neigh
bors League, G.M.A. Booster
Club, among many other ac
tivities. Mrs. Lundquist is
presently participating in
the People to People Pro
gram, serves on the Wom
an's Committee, Social and
Tennis, Lakeshore Country
Club, and a Charter Mem
ber of Country Lakes Home
Economics.
Her hobbies are photog
raphy, music, craft work, in
terior decorating, and record
keeping, and despite her
busy schedule has found
time to take courses in cop
per craft, advanced bridge,
candlemaking, cooking, psy
chology and the new maths.
to the PTA headquarters
where they were welcomed
by Mrs. Leland Bagwell,
president of the Georgia
Congress of parents and
teachers. The group was
served a buffet lunch after
which they were presented
small American flags and a
package of publications on
citizenship, individual rights
and liberties.
The newcomers from 25
foreign countries included
Paul B. Han from Japan
who is an instructor at
Georgia Tech. Other voca
tions represented by the
group were: students, en
gineers, technicians and
medical secretaries.
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Delta Eta Announces
Their Valentine Girl
Members of the Delta Eta
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
are pleased to announce the
selection of their 1966 Val
entime Girl. She is Mrs.
Jean Rick of 101 Randall
Mark Drive, Morrow, the
lovely wife of W. L. Rick,
and the mother of two chil
dren—Larry, 10, and Kim
berly, 7. Mr. Rick is the
manager of Forest Park
Sears.
Mrs. Rick teaches the sec
ond grade at Georgia Mili
tary Academy, is a Sunday
School teacher and member
of the Philadelphia Presby
terian Church, Women of
the Church, as well as being
a member of the Rotary
annes.
She is a native of Mur
freesboro, Tennessee, and
received her formal educa
tion at Middle Tennessee
State University, University
of Tennessee, University of
Mississippi, and Oglethorpe
A G Umpse at Juniors
Mrs. R. S. Ivings, of the |
Atlanta Junior Woman’s
Club, will preside at the reg- I
ular business meeting, Feb
ruary 28th at the Orchard
Knob Community Center.
Emphasis will be put on
the program, carefully
planned by Mrs. Robert
Hubbard. Miss Sarah Fulton
cosmetic consultant for the
Vivian Woodward Cosmetic
Company will work in con
junction with Mrs. Hubbard
to give club members and
guests an informative, as
well as interesting evening
on proper use and applica
tion of Make-up.
Hostesses, Mrs. M. K.
Hrinko and Mrs. W. L. Wiley
will plan a refreshment ta
ble and a unique door prize.
The Publicity Department
will display their scrapbooks
and literature from the
Georgia Federation of Wom
an’s Club.
Mrs. J. L. Meyerholtz will
display pieces of silver to be
awarded to outstanding
club members towards the
end of the club year.
The project for this group
of interested, community
conscience women will be to
redecorate their Orchard
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University, where she was a
member of Delta Gamma.
A very diversified per
sonality, Mrs. Rick enjoys
bridge, tennis, music, golf,
antiques and bowling as
hobbies. She has also been
active in drama circles, both
in directing and acting. She
has been a member of Beta
Sigma Phi for five years,
having transferred from a
chapter in Harriman, Ten
nessee, where she held sev
eral offices, to Delta Eta
Chapter, where she is cur
rently serving as second
vice-president and is cer
tainly a valuable asset to her
chapter.
The crowning ceremonies
will be held at The Top o’
Peachtree on February 11,
where members and their
husbands will enjoy dinner
and dancing.
—Mrs. Carole Duncan,
Publicity
Knob Club Center for all the
organizations in the area to
enjoy.
Their motto surely must
be: Whatever is worth doing
at all is worth doing right.
Practical
Nursing
Applications
The Practical Nursing
Department of the Area Vo
cational Technical School
announces that applications
are now being accepted for
the March 1966-67 class. In
terested applicants are
urged to complete applica
tions as soon as possible.
Further information con
cerning the course may be
obtained from Mr. Barnard
Holt. Director of Student
Personnel, Marietta-C ob b
Area Vocational Technical
School, 210 South Cobb
Drive, Marietta, Georgia.
Phone 422-1660.
Hiccoughing is a spas
modic contraction of the
diaphragm.
Notes On
Chiropractic
by dr. Henry l. foley
There has been much
study of the causes and
cures of asthma, but with
little success until Chiro-
pr a ct ic be
gan to inves
tigate this
affliction.
Asthma is
a co n d ition
of excessive
constric
tion of the
b r o n c h ial
tubes and
congestion of
the mucous
membrane lining the tubes.
It has been found that
spinal irritation brings this
condition about. Tiny tele
graphic messages carried by
nerve fibers cause these
muscles to contract or relax,
changing the diameter of
the bronchial tubes to meet
the varying needs of the
body. The mucous secretions
are also regulated by this
nervous mechanism.
The Chiropractor regu
lates and brings back to
normal the nerve supply to
the bronchial tubes by ad
justing the spine where the
nerve supplying this area is
impaired.
CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES
1134 Main St., Forest Park
(Next door to Post Office)
366-3223
Georgia 100
Swim Meet
February 12
Four states will be repre
sented in the second annual
Georgia 100 Swimming
Event, which will be held at
the Forest Park Recreation
Center this year, February
12. The states represented
will be Georgia, Tennessee,
Florida and Alabama.
This activity is the high
light of the winter season
for boys and girls fourteen
years old and under.
All events, including the
backstroke, the breast
stroke, the butterfly stroke
and free style, will be 100
yard races.
The Jacksonville Florida,
Yacht Club has two national
contenders in the Boys 10
and 11 Year Old Division
and the Chattanooga, Ten
nessee, Swim Club has a na
tional contender in the Girls
10 Year Old Event. Coach
John Bowles of the Forest
Park Swim Association will
have several swimmers on
hand to represent our city.
All activities will begin at
9 a.m., Saturday, February
12, at the Forest Park Rec
reation Center.
Airman Pittman
Trains at
Sheppard AFB
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Air
man Richard W. Pittman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger O.
Pittman of 916 Alder Drive,
Forest Park, Ga., has been
selected for training at
Sheppard AFB, Tex., as an
Air Force aircraft mainte
nance specialist.
A graduate of Forest Park
Senior High School, he re
cen 11 y completed basic
training at Lackland AFB,
Tex.
The wolf was probably the
dog’s first ancestor.