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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT — Major Murry D. Smith re
ceives Air Medal for Viet Nam service from (right) Col.
Roland Savilla, Depot Commander. Major Smith reported
to the Depot in August, following service in Viet Nam,
and is assigned ac Chief, Aircraft Maintenance Division.
In addition to Viet Nam, he has also served in Korea and
Germany; holds the Bronze Star Medal, the Army Com
mendation Medal, and the Combat Infantry Badge. He
entered active Army duty in 1946 at Little Rock, Ark.,
completed Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning,
Army Primary Flight School at Fort Sill, Okla., and the
Army Transportation School, Fort Eustis, Va.
(U.S. Army Photo)
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North Clayton
High School
Honor Roll
The following is a list of
North Clayton High First
Semester Honor Roll stu
dents. These people have an
average of 90 or above.
Eighth Grade
Rebecca Ann Boyd, San
dra Irene Carroll, Michael
Gordon Crumpler, Gary Au
burn Duke, Clifford Burton
Dunnaway, William Howard
Gazaway, Janet Marie
Greene, Forrest Wayne
Heard, Reba Diane Heard,
Brenda Sue Hutchins, James
Darrell Lewis, Harold Wayne
Pearce, TSrry Lee Smith,
Leslie Donald Spivey, Donna
Faye Stack, Rebecca Louise
Tyndall, Charlene Wages,
Susan Joyce Whigham, Ra
mona Deborah Wilde.
Ninth Grade
Shirley Jean Anderson,
Ralph Clinton Bethea, David
Michael Craig, Ray Wayne
Crisp, Juddy Cassandra
Dykes, George Terry Fore,
Nancy Jean Jacobs, Barry
Leroy Martin, Thomas Mc-
Whorter Oliver, Ralph Todd
Rainwater, Rebecca Louise
White.
Tenth Grade
Charles Lamar Crawley,
Deborah Nancy Denson,
Cherie Derlen Mason, Linda
Gail Carroll, Evelyn Mae
Rhyne, Angela Roberts,
James Michael Sheffield.
Eleventh Grade
Donna Lee Bartlett, San
dra Kay Carroll, Brenda
Jean Combs, Carolyn Sue
Dean, Kathy Gail Dover,
Donna Jean Geddie, Brenda
Joyce McAvoy, Mary Teresa
Navarro, Janice Anita Nelms,
Virginia Dale Wright.
Twelfth Grade
Ronnie E. Biffle, Pat
Dianne Cochran, Robert
Warner Compton, Linda
Jeanette Crawley, Susan El
liotte Creel, Elizabeth Ann
Filmore, James Elijah Fox,
Emily Marlene Geddie, Linda
Gail King, Chester Lamar
Lambert, Janice Ann Moore,
Ruth Annette Pruitt, Robert
G. Smith, Ernest Denny
Sweat, Cheryl Diane Upton,
Jimmie Barton Vaught,
Dianne Robin Wooddall.
England has had an out
break of polio.
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Knowing your neighbor next door
or your brother cross country
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Because you’re never alone
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Georgia Power Gives
Hatch Added Duties
Edwin I. Hatch, president of the Georgia Power
Company, has been named to serve also as the com
pany’s chief executive officer, the utility’s board of
directors announced today.
The action becomes effective on Feb. 1, the date
on which John J. McDon
ough, board chairman and
chief executive officer, re
tires under the provisions of
the company’s pension plan.
A native of Uniontown,
Ala., Mr. Hatch holds the
degree of bachelor of arts
from the University of the
South, Sewanee, Tenn., and
the bachelor of laws degree
from the University of Ala
bama. While at Sewanee, he
lettered in football, basket
ball and tennis. He is mar
ried to the former Miss
Helen Richardson Hume, of
Montgomery, Ala. They
have three children, Mrs.
Richard K. (Helen) Means.
Carolyn Tayloe Hatch and
Edwin Irby Hatch, Jr.
Following graduation, Mr.
Hatch was a member of the
law firm, Martin, Blakey &
Hatch, of Birmingham and
Montgomery, and later was
named to the vice presiden
cy of the Alabama Power
Company. He became execu
tive vice president and a
member of Alabama Power’s
board of directors in 1958.
In July, 1962, the utility
official came to the Georgia
Power Company as senior
vice president and in May,
1963, was named president.
Mr. Hatch is a director of
the Georgia Power Com
pany, The Southern Com
pany, Southern Electric
Generating Company and
the Edison Electric Institute,
chairman of t h e executive
advisory committee of the
Electric Companies Adver
tising Program and a mem
ber of the executive com
mittee, National Association
of Edison Illuminating Com
panies. He is a director of
the Federal Reserve Bank of
Atlanta, the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company and
the Foundation Life Insur
ance Company. A member of
the federal finance commit-
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EDWIN I HATCH
tee of the Council of State
Chambers of Commerce, Mr.
Hatch is a director of the
Georgia State and Atlanta
chambers of commerce.
The utility official served
as general chairman for the
1964-65 campaign of the
United Appeal of Greater
Atlanta, Inc. He is chairman
of the United Appeal’s board
of trustees, a member of the
board of directors, Metro
politan Atlanta Chapter,
American Red Cross, and
vice president, Georgia Safe
ty Council. He is a member
of the Atlanta Rotary Club,
the Newcomen Society of
North America and also
serves on the natural re
sources committee, National
Association of Manufactur
ers.
A member of the board of
directors, Atlanta Council of
Camp Fire Girls, Inc., he
also is on the board of trus
tees of the Young Women’s
Christian Association, the
Atlanta Music Festival and
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Study
Course
At seven o’clock, Thurs
day, February 10, parents of
Jonesboro Senior High
School students will begin a
two-part study course con
ducted by counselors, Mrs.
Maurine Neese and Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowen. This study
course is sponsored by the
Jonesboro Senior High
School PTA.
According to Principal
James Burt, the study will
be centered on a discussion
of what courses students are
expected to take in high
school in order to enter
various colleges. Trade or
vocational schools also have
particular requirements for
entrance to those institu
tions. Mr. Burt stated that
this information is particu
larly necessary for all ninth
graders in determining their
course of study, and will be
beneficial to sophomores as
well.
Mrs. Bowen, who is coun
selor to tenth and twelfth
grade students, and Mrs.
Neese, counselor for ninth
and eleventh grade students,
will also discuss the services
rendered by their office to
parents and students. They
will have information of
when tests should be taken
as required by colleges, and
information and those in
terested in scholarships.
Eleventh and twelfth grade
students are concerned in
this category.
All parents interested in
what our educational insti
tutions offer for their chil
dren’s future are invited to
enter into this study and
discussion.
the University of the South,
serving also as a member of
the university’s board of re
gents. He is a member of
the Atlanta Arts Alliance,
Inc., and a sponsor of the
Atlanta School of Art.
Free Press—News & Farmer, Tues., Feb. 8, 1966-
Forest Park
Senior High
Honor Roll
These are the students at
Forest Park Senior High
School who have made the
Honor Roll for the first se
mester.
90 OR ABOVE AVERAGE
Ninth Grade
Mike Blackburn, Jan
Bradford, Virginia Clem
ents, Nancy Chisenhall,
Mary Ellen Cochran, Dennis
Connelly, Kathy Davis, Re
becca Ann Eppinger, Pa
tricia Guerin, Janie Gunn,
Jerri Harden, Terry Kent,
Susan Lavender, Ronald
Kluttz, Donna Lopez, Mary
Jane Love, Clifford Luns
ford, Rhonda Parton, Donna
Pearson, Joseph Pollard,
Renae Roberts, Sandy San
ders, Wayne Shiver, Henry
Spiker, Nan Tribble, William
Viverette, Joy Nell Watkins,
David Webb, Carole Widney,
Judy Wray, Cecilia Wright.
Tenth Grade
Carl Bause, Jo Cherie
Bomar, Phillip Bowers,
Brenda Cook, Annelle Cog
gin, Roxy Castleberry, Rita
"arson, Richard Callaway,
Debbie Clark, Wanda Corley,
Susan Currie, Judy Dur
rance, Sandra Elliott, Don
ald Forham, Beverly Foust,
Donnie Gailmore, David
Hancock, Debbie Hardman,
Dee Ann Hatcher, William
Hendricks, Nancy Higgins,
William Howell, Irma
Hughes, Richard Ingram,
Bobby Kinsey, David Leath
erwood, Doug McKelvey,
Sandra Mashburn, Gayle
Meaders, David Meaders,
Eliot Morgan, Larry Myres,
Oscar Neundorfer, Juanita
Newberry, Ronald North,
Joanne Patterson, Kathy
°erkowski, Robert Phillips,
Janice Powell, Mary Powers,
Donna Rhodes, Barbara
Roddy, David Russell, Mar
tha Ann Scott, Barbara
Sears, Danny Simmons, J. B.
Summerour Jr., George
Starnes, Terry J. Walker,
Shirley Waldrop, Verna Wal
lace, Peggy Watson, Debbie
Webber, Mike Zyniewiez.
Eleventh Grade
Karen Acree, Wanda Bag
well, Darryl Butler, Jerry
Clements, Ernest Conroy,
Linda Currie, Linda Davis,
Debbie Davis, Ethan Dough
erty, Ricky Dumas, Linda
Foltz, Mike Ford, James
Gray, Kathy Haines, Mary
Harper, Dovey Hatcher,
Charlotte Herrington, Patsy
Howard, Tony Johnson,
Linda Jones, Loretta Mar
tinez, Martha Lewis, Robert
Morris, Donna Murphy,
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Outdoor clothes drying
is all wet
Here are 4 reasons why
today’s families choose
GAS dryers.
1. A GAS DRYER SAVES TIME —an
average of four hours every week in carrying,
hanging, sprinkling and ironing clothes.
2. SAVES YOU —from walking 42 miles a
year to the clothesline and back, carrying
2V 2 tons of clothes (and water).
3. SAVES YOUR CLOTHES —from sun
fading, wind damage, dust and dirt. Actually
a gentle gas dryer is far easier on your clothes
than outdoor drying. (And the large volume
air circulation that only gas dryer provides
makes your clothes smell fresher, too.)
4. SAVES MONEY—you can dry a big load
in a gas dryer for less than two cents — one
third the cost of electric drying. Also, a gas
dryer lasts years longer and requires far
fewer service calls.
See a demonstration of a modern gas dryer
at your nearest gas company office. Price, in
cluding fast, expert installation during Feb
ruary sale, only $179.00.
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522-8051
'JIM' ADAMSON
BURIED AT
MT. ZION
James A. (Jim) Adamson
of Morrow, Ga, died in an
Atlanta hospital January 30,
after a short illness. He and
his wife had just returned
from Florida where they us
ually spent the winter
months. Funeral services
were held at Mt. Zion Bap
tist church where he was a
member, February 1. Of
ficiating were Revs. Bill Al
lison, Norvill Knight and
Ted Cosmoto.
Mr. Adamson leaves wife,
Mrs. F. O. Reeves Adamson,
two daughters, Mrs. Wallace
E. Hoover and Mrs. Donald
A. Duffey, both of Morrow;
four sons, A. Ralph and
Harold R. both of Morrow,
J. Alton Jr. of Forest Park,
and D. Randolph of Lake
City. Two sisters, Mrs. P. K.
Dixon of Jonesboro and Mrs.
Julian Ayers of Galnsville,
Florida; one brother, Olin
Adamson of Jonesboro, eigh
teen Grandchildren, four
Great-Grandchildren and a
number of nieces and neph
ews.
Funeral arrangements
were carried out by Dickson
Funeral Home, Jonesboro.
Ga.
Some four million chil
dren catch measles every
year in the United States
with about 500 deaths re
sulting. Serious complica
tions may occur once in
every 400 cases. Vaccines
now can prevent this illness,
even for babies as young as
one month.
Thomas Neal, Susan Nolan,
Tony Orr, Sarah Owen, Al
bert Powell, John Pritchard,
Sharon Ragan, Alan Rigsby,
Susan Sheffer, Samuel
Shores, Carolyn Trammell,
Leonard Voyles, Grenda
Watson, Brenda Whatley.
Twelfth Grade
Sharon Black, Prissilla
Bohler, Wanda Berry, Linda
Bruce, Elaine Burgess, Jeff
Castleberry, Nancy Clow,
Cynthia Corey, Linda Cham
bers, Margie Coovert, Paula
Harris, Judy Hawkins,
Marian Heaffner, Donna
Liber, Mike Lynberg, Linda
McNair, Pamela Pece, Linda
Ponatoski, Doris Geneva
Quarles, Marilyn Queen,
Betty Reynolds, Janet San
ders, Aichard Shiver, Janice
Stokes, Teresa Stroud, Con
nie Teems, Gloria Tidwell,
James Watkins, Donna
Welchel, Becky Willis, Bar
; bara Wilson, Faye Vowell,
, Patricia Wilson.
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