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December 21, 1967
Mr. Jack Troy, Editor
Forest Park Free Press
Post Office Box 47
Jonesboro, Georgia
Dear Jack:
I have just received my office copy of your paper and
I wish to take this opportunity to extend to you my per
sonal thanks and the gratitude of my entire family.
There will be an awful lot of people who will want to
see a copy of this paper.
Thank you very much for adding a little bit of joy and
merriment to the Christmas season for all of us.
It is my hope that you will have a very happy and pros
perous New Year and I want you to know I appreciate you
very much.
Yours very truly,
George Brannon
John Martin
Enjoys Christmas
At Home
ATLANTA, GA.—Mr. John
B. Martin cos Shieldcrest
Way, Forest Park, Georgia
is on Christmas vacation
from Massey Junior College
here. Massey Junior College
is a private institution lo
cated in the heart of At
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John is studying for an
Associate Degree in Liberal
Arts.
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Donald Parrott,
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ATLANTA, GA.—Donald T.
Parrott of Dixie Road, Forest
Park, Georgia, is on Christ
mas vacation from Massey
Junior College here. Massey
Junior College is a private
institution located in the
heart of Atlanta’s financial
district.
Donald is studying for an
Associate Degree in Liberal
Arts.
Rock Springs Home Ec Club
Through hard work on the
part of members a Christ
mas dinner was enjoyed on
December 18 at Morrison’s
Cafeteria in Hapeville. Each
member brought a hand
made gift to exchange.
The outing was brought to
a close with installation of
the 1968 officers, by Mrs.
Velma McMillian, 1967 presi
dent. She used an original
skit and presented each of
ficer with a symbol to help
her with her duties for the
year. Mrs. Juanita Powell,
president, was given a feath
er for her crown for being
chosen president and a pen
to perform her duties.
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STUDIO AND
GRANTCCITAY%ETEA SF'(-)'R?STPPARK
Mrs. Velma McMillian,
first vice president, received
a phone to keep all members
posted on coming events.
Mrs. Miriam Farmer, second
vice president, was given a
stage on which to perform
the programs for the year.
Mrs. Vernie Shannonhouse,
third vice president, received
a camera and pen to help
snap all special events for
our scrapbook and report
with. Mrs. Jenny Brown, sec
retary and treasurer, re
ceived a bank for keeping
club money and a pen to
keep records.
—-Vernie Shannonhouse
Reporter
Transplant of Heart
Marvelous Advance
By CHARLES GOE
Pastor, Ash St. Baptist
Church
The recent transplant of
a human heart is a marve
lous step forward for medi
cal science. It was a great
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sorrow for
the world
w hen he
passed away,
but the fact
that he lived
for days
without his
‘body reject
ing the new
organ was a
real victory.
Transplants are possible
now with major organs of
the body allowing one indi
vidual to save the life of
another for indefinite pe
riods of time.
A doctor, who is in the
space program, said last Ap
ril in San Francisco that the
big problem today was to
try to know which patient
was the most deserving or
the most needful for family
or society. There are many
individuals whose lives could
be saved if they had the new
organs.
Reflecting upon the past
and projecting into the fu
ture, we see an analogy in
relationship to our daily
lives. Many people could go
on living profitably if they
had new hearts. Hate, greed
selfishness and sin clogs up
the human heart and makes
it unable to function prop
erly.
In history’s short span, He
lived only a short time be
cause He was rejected of
men. He came to save men
from themselves and for
eternity. Their old ways were
so set and solid that they
didn’t want Him. The hard
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ring out with the joy of
health and good fortune
for you and yours.
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ened hearts and malad
justed lives didn’t want the
One who knew more about
life than anyone ever had
or will.
When the old way of life
possesses one, it cannot be
changed without radical
surgery. The - unwillingness
of the world of His day to
accept Him made Him un
available to those who re
fused Him.
John writes “He came
unto His own but His own
received Him not, but such
as received Him gave He
power to become the sons of
God.” Many since that day
have submitted themselves
to the hand of the divine
surgeon and have become
new creatures.
Many people during 1967
have lost the joy of living.
Their normal processes have
slowed down — their love for
others has been lost. They
find themselves in spiritual
darkness and without hope.
Lives are often empty with
untold hours of misery piled
on top of each other.
Vainly men have searched
for more time for pleasure,
but it hasn’t satisfied. They
have discovered shorter
working hours, but have
misused their leisure. New
forms of entertainment have
manifested themselves but
they only lead to more emp
tiness of soul.
The greatest transplant in
all of history took place
when God through His Holy
Spirit took the life of His
only son and transplanted it
into a young Virgin named
Mary. She brought forth her
first born son and called His
name Jesus, for He should
save His people from their
sins.
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%{ 3| coery one into his own citp. And Foseph also went
¥ aNi ) up from Galilce, out of the ity of Jazareth, into
0; || 3udaca, wnto the cicy of Pavid, which is called
P, B Bethichem; to be taxed with Fary his espoused
Wist, being great with child. And so it was, that,
while thep were chere; the davs were accomplished that she should
be delivered. And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped
him in swaddling clothcs, and laid him in @ manger; because there
Was no room for them in the mn. And there were in the same
country shepherds abiding in che ficld, keeping watch over their
flock by night. And, 10, the angel of the Lord came upon them,
and the glorp of thc Lord shonc round about them: and thep
Were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for,
behold, 3 bring pou tidings of great jou, Which shall be to all
people. For unto gou 15 born this dap i the (tp of Pavid a
Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a sign
unto pou: Be shall find the babe wrapped swaddling clothes,
Iping in a manger. And suddenly there Was with the angel a
muiticude of the heabenly host praising God, and saping, Glorp
to God in the highest, and on carth peace, good will toward men.
FROM THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. LUKE, IN THE
SECOND CHAPTER, BEGINNING WITH THE FIRST VERSE
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May you glide through
a New Year filled with
friends, fun and for- n
tune, Have a ball in oWy
19681
VWilliam E. Bennett
City Manager, Forest Park
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