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Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., April 25, 1968
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Jonesboro Socials
By MRS A. A CAMP
105 Smith Street — Phone 478-6841
Mr.s. Ann Hinkley of Long
Beach, California, is visiting
Mrs. Douglas C Irvine, and
to be here with her brother.
Mr. Irvine, who has under
gone surgery after several
weeks in Piedmont Hospital
Mr and Mrs. J W Quattle
baum of Atlanta were lunch
eon guests of their children.
Mr. and Mrs J K Quattle
baum, on Easter Sunday
Mr and Mrs. J T Camp
spent the Easter week-end in
Conyers as guests of Miss
Lou-sie Reeves.
Mrs A C. Hix Sr of De
catur was the week-end
guest of her daughter, Mrs.
C. E. Hooks, and Mr Hoojts
over the week-end
The Joy Club members en
joyed a Greyhound Bus tour
through the Dogwood Trail
in Atlanta on Saturday.
April 20 They also made
stops at the State Capitol.
Hurt Park. Governor's Man
sion. Wesley Woods, and sev
eral private homes and gar
dens They ate dinner at
Morrison's Cafeteria before
driving back through the
dogwood trails to view the
lighted gardens and homes
Miss Grace Porter. Mrs.
Joe Shelor and Mrs Frank
Wright visited the Little
White House at Warm
Springs and on to Callaway
Gard e n s on Wednesday,
April 17.
Mr and MTs Herbert Gal
breath and children spent
the Easter week-end at their
country home in Vidalia
Mr and Mrs J C Jones
and Mr and Mrs. E G Jones
were week-end guests of Mr
and Mrs W. J Odoms and
family in Augusta
Mrs. Frank Wright. Mrs
Joe Shelor and Miss Grace
Porter were hostesses at a
party in the Bank of Jones
boro Civic Room Saturday.
April 6. The party was honor
ing the members of the Cen
tral Florida Tour. February
19-23 Pictures and slides
taken on the tour were
shown at the conclusion ol
the show, punch and pound
eakc were served to twenty
live members attending
Mr.s. Charles C Jordon is
visiting her sister-in-law.
Mrs Waller N. Adams m
Seneca. South Carolina, for a
week or ten days
Mrs R S Kennedy leit on
Tuesday for Griffin to visit
her children, Mr and Mrs
W T Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs
Loring Kilgore and also Mr.
and Mrs Curtis Kennedy in
Sunnyside.
Mr an d Mrs. Lamar
Springer were hosts at a
birth d ay. spend-the-day
party and dinner honoring
Iheir son. Ken Springer, on
Sunday. April 21 Twelve
members of the tamily were
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FOREST PARK Fridays to 7
present.
The Rev. W T Crumbaker
of Madisonville, Kentucky,
returned home on Thursday
after spending a week with
Mr and Mrs. O. H. Prince.
Mr. and Mrs Lacy Powell,
daughter Cheryl, student at
Lee College, Cleveland. Ten
nessee, and son. Gregg, Mrs.
Lee Drury and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Dozier Barnette of
Riverdale, Mr and Mrs. R. E.
Blackwood of Atlanta, and
Mrs. Kathryn Hesketh and
daughter. Nelda of Alpha
i retta, enjoyed the Easter
| week-end camping in Pan
ama City, Florida, at St. An
, drews State Park.
Mrs. Aubrey Jones of
I Clarkston was the week-end
guest of Mr and Mrs R B
, Randall.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
B J Turner—Emory.
Jerry Grumbaker—Mont
gomery Baptist.
Mrs D C Crowell—Geor
gia Baptist
Douglas C Irvine—Pied
mont.
Hike E Camp returned
from St. Joseph's Hospital on
Sunday after undergoing eye
surgery He is recuperating
nicely.
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Miss Margaret Betsill, stu
dent at Bob Jones University,
Greenville, S C . spent the
Easter week-end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Betsill, and other relatives
She was accompanied back
to Greenville Monday by Mr.s.
Pearl Tyree and Miss Janice
Gregg who spent the night
in Greenville and returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr.s. Alvin L.
Trader Jr. and daughter,
Jennie of Chamblee, spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Sidnev Betsill and
Margaret.
Garden Club
Invites
Local Artists
The Forest Park Garden
; Club invites local artists to
: exhibit any of their paint
-1 Ings in the Flower Show
which will be held May 7 at
I tht St Augustine Episcopal
I Church. Morrow Road. Mor
row Please note change of
place. Please contact Mr.s.
Ronald Wilson, 361-3022, for
information. The theme of
the show is "Artistry With
Flowers.”
Isn’t it cheering when
something turns out just the
way you planned it?
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Linda Gail Holt
Weds Daniel Silvey
Mr. and Mr.s. Udell Holt
announce the marriage of
their daughter, Linda Gail
Holt, of Conley. Ga., for
merly of Knoxville. Tenn., to
Michael Daniel Silvey. The
wedding took place February
23. 1968 at the Ash Street
Baptist Church with Rev.
.; Charles Goe officiating. The
; bride was given in marriage
| by her father. The bride
। groom is the son of Mr. and
| Mrs. Haynes J. Silvey of For
। est Park.
Miss Pam Goodman was
I bridesmaid. Bill y Wilkes
I served as best man. Billy Mc
; Curley and Gregg Piercd
were ushers.
The church was beauti
fully decorated in white car
: nations and glads.
The bride was radiant in
, a street length dress of white
' chantilly lace and matching
. veil. She carried a bouquet
I of white orchids and carna
tions.
Mother of the bride was
attired in a gold lace with
matching accessories and the
groom's mother in pink lace
with matching accessories.
: each wearing a corsage of
white carnations
Out-of-town guests in
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Sims, grandparents of the
groom, and Mrs. Ray Sims of
Hiawassee. Ga : Mr. and Mrs.
W J. Armstrong, Nashville,
Tenn
A reception followed at the
home of the bride’s parents.
Mr.s. Silvey is employed at
■ Donahue Sales Corp The
bridegroom is a graduate of
Forest Park High School and
attended Atlanta Area Tech.,
and is presently employed at
Edgemoor II omen's Club
The month of April began
Saturday, April 6. for the
Edgemoor Wo m a n's Club
with the annual neighbor
hood Easter egg hunt. The
prize went to Belinda John
son for finding the golden
egg.
Tuesday night, April 9, the
Edgemoor Woman's Club
held its regular monthly
meeting in the home of Mrs.
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W. H. Huddleston, Manager
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Night: Charles Mundy 475-8019
Cecil H. Lyle 474-4381
W. H. Huddleston 478-8181
Eastern Air Lines.
The newly-weds are mak
ing their home in Forest
Park
Memorial Day
Plans Made
By UDC
The Frankie Lyle Chapter
United Daughters of the
Confederacy will observe
Confederate Memorial Day
April 26 at 4 p.m. at the Con
federate Cemetery in Jones
boro. The public is invited. |
The following will partici
pate—
Solo “America” by Bobby
Edwards
Invocation- By the Rev.
M. L. Portwood.
United States Flag salute-
Led by Allen Wootton.
Confederate Flag salute
By Mrs. W. L Dickson.
"Our Heritage" By Laura
Royston
“The Blue and Gray”—By
Mickey Royston.
Tribute- By the Rev. M. L
Port wood.
Placing of Memorial,
Wreath—By Mrs W. D. j
Acker.
Taps—By Bobby Edwards.
A wild forest fire often de- |
stroys valuable timber in
Georgia; however, properly |
used fires can be an effec- .
five and economical tool in
forest management, acord- ;
ing to foresters with the Uni
versity of Georgia Coopera- :
five Extension Service.
Marie Smith. After a short i
business meeting the mem- |
bers present enjoyed a I
superb demonstration of
jewelry by Mrs. Thelma
Medernach. The door prize
went to Mrs. Grace Rayner.
Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. Marie Magda, Mrs.
Katharine Bradberry aifß
Mrs. Marie Smith.
—Mrs. Dan Travis
FP Woman's Club
Begins Nev/ Year
Monday evening, April 8
marked the beginning of a
new year for the Forest Park
Woman’s Club, at the club
house located on Summit St.
The newly elected president,
Mrs. M. R. Sutton, opened
the meeting by leading the
membership in the pledge to
the flag and the “Club Col
lect”.
The first order of business
was the welcome and the
formal enrollment of two of
the four new members, Mrs.
David Evans and Mrs. James
Stanford. Since Mrs. Harry
Durham and Mrs. L. L. Kelly
were absent, their enroll
ment will take place later,
together with that of an
other pledged member, Mrs
J. G. Barber.
Mrs. Sutton had not com
plete d the Department
Chairmen appointments, so
they will have to be an
nounced at a later date
A proposal to change the
regular monthly meetings
from evenings to luncheon
hours was entertained and
will be considered further at
the May meeting.
The program for the eve
ning was in keeping with
the current Cancer Crusade.
Mrs. Homer Parker, Educa
tion Chairman, showed a
new film on the detection
and prevention of a very
prevalent form of cancer in
women. It was most infor
mative as well as interest
ing.
Mrs, Stanford gave a glow
ing report on the Sixth Dis
trict Spring Meeting held in
Griffin on March 26. Eight
members of our club at
tended and enjoyed it fully,
bringing back one award —
a second-place in the Edu
cation Department
FEDERAL
GRANT
$7,491
Senators Herman E. Tal
madge and Richard B. Rus
sell are pleased to inform us
that a $7,491 Federal High
way Grant under Highway
Safety program has been
granted to Clayton County
High Schools for Driver Edu
cation Program
If We Knew Our Need, no. 11-68
Would We Make It Profitable to Us?
Marty men close their minds, brush off the
consequences and are alienated from the
life of God through the ignorance that is in
them, because of the blindness of their
hearts. Eph 4:18. Their eyes they close and
their ears they stop, rather than use them
to uncover their shortcomings and guide
them in the narrow way that leadeth unto
life. Men must act, but they need to have
their eyes open and to realize that they ore
responsible for their acts. Proceeding with
prudence, scrutinizing the reasons for and
the consequences of them. Wisdom is the
principal thing; therefore get wisdom; and
with all thy getting get understanding, Prov.
4:7. God is not willing that any should per
ish, but that all should come to repentance.
2 Peter 3:9.
Living by the word and faith in the wisdom
of God; it is the only true wisdom. He that
disregards the wisdom of God, and soweth
to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corrup
tion, but he that has regard for the wisdom
of God, and soweth to the Spirit shall of the
Spirit reap life everlasting. Eph. 6:8. But
where shall wisdom be found? 5 and where is
the place of understanding: 5
Man knoweth not the price thereof; neither
is it found in the land of the living. The
depth saith, it is not in me: and the sea
saith, it is not in me. It cannot be gotten for
gold, neither shall silver be weighed for the
price thereof. It cannot be valued with the
gold of O-phir with the precious onyx, or the
sapphire. The gold and the crystal cannot
equal it; and the exchange of it shall not
be for jewels of fine gold. No mention shall
be made of coral or of pearls; for the price
of wisdom is above rubies. The topaz of
Ethiopia shall not equal it, neither shall it
be valued with pure gold.
Whence then cometh wisdom? and where is
the place of understanding, 5 seeing it is hid
from the eyes of all living, and kept close
from the fowls of the air, destruction and
death, say, we have heard the fame there
of with our ears. God understandeth the way
thereof, and he knoweth the place thereof,
for he looketh to the ends of the earth, and
seeth under the whole heavens; to make the
weight of the winds (low and high pressure)
and he weigheth the waters by measure.
When he made a decree for the rain, and a
way for the lightning of the thunder; then
511 PEGG ROAD
Hostesses for the April
meeting were Mrs. Simpson
and Mrs. Leathers
Mrs. T. F. Nicholson, Men
tal Health Chairman, will be
in charge of next month’s
program on May 6
—M. McKenzie
Publicity Chairman
Forest Park Socials
By NANCY LITTLE
366-3080
Steve C. Leathers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Leathers,
and David B. Lackey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Lackey,
have been placed on the
Dean’s List at Southern
I Technical Institute, a divi
sion of Georgia Tech. Steve
is studying mechanical engi
neering technology and Da
vid, a graduate of Jonesboro
High, is studying architec
tural engineering technol
ogy. Congratulations, boys,
and keep up the good work.
Diane Anderson, Sheryl
Philpott. Roxanne Castleber
ry, Judy Durrance, Sandra
Eliott, Irma Hughes, Mary
Nell Thomaston. Charlotte
Chappell. Debbie Clark, Nan
cy Chisenhall, Beverly Davis,
Vicki Scarbrough, Annette
Coggin. Gail Redd, Jeff Babb,
Bret Bleifus, Brent Mazier.
Terry Walker and Dee Ann
Hatcher will be attending
, the Junior Civitan State
I Convention in Jekyll Island
, tomorrow through Saturday.
| Sheryl will be running for
i the office of lieutenant gov- |
I ernor and Beverly Davis will
I be competing in the beauty
■ contest. Good luck, girls!
Rev. Shea, pastor of Jones
I Memorial Methodist Church.
I who underwent surgery re
' cently. is improving steadily
and is in good spirits.
We understand there is a
| possibility that he will be re
| leased from the hospital this
; week-end; however, he will
remain in Augusta for
awhile for further treatment
before returning to Forest
Park.
Mrs. Barbara Gauntley.
Poet Laureate of Clayton
County, has entered Georgia
Baptist for the second time
this year for corrective sur
gery.
| Mr.s. J F McMahon, a
Joy Club
To Meet
April 30
The Joy Club will meet on
April 30 at the Bank of
Jonesboro Civic Room from
2-4 p.m. Clyde Harrelson of
Southern Bell Telephone Co.
will show a film on New Eng
land. and Miss Grace Porter
will show slides on Central
Florida.
long-time resident of Forest
Park, underwent surgery re
cently in Montgomery, Ala.
We are happy to be able to
report that she has passed
the critical point and plans
to remain in Alabama with
her son and his family while
recuperating.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kenyon
had as their house guest re
cently Mrs. S. C Rivers of
Inglewood, Calif. Mrs. Rivers.
Mr. Kenyon’s sister, and the
Kenyons spent several days
in Gainesville visiting Mrs.
Kenyon’s sister, Mrs. Homer
Smith.
Giving a birthday party?
shower? Taking a trip?
Don’t forget to let me hear
from you. Just call me at the
paper before our Monday
noon deadline.
Forest Park Garden
Club Workshop
Flowershow judge Mrs.
Pat Carver will be giving a
demonstration on “assem
blages” at the workshop be
ing held by the Forest Park
Garden Club Monday. April
29, at the Forest Park Rec
reation Center. This work
shop is being held in prep
aration for the Garden
Club’s forth coming flower
show.
Two previous workshops
have also been held during
the month of April with
members of the Garden
club giving lectures and
demonstrations on different
methods of flower arrange
ment. Mr.s. Robert Terpen
ing demonstrated the “ab
stract” design and Mrs.
did he see it, and declare it; he prepared it,
yea, he searched it out. And to man he said,
behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom,
and to depart from evil is understanding.
Job 28:12 to 28.
There was a man sent from God, whose
name was John, the same came for a wit
ness, to bear witness of the light, that all
men through him might believe (the light).
He was not that light but was sent to bear
witness of the light. That was the true light
that lighteth every man that cometh into
the world (giving them wisdom). John 1:6
to 9. In God's plan for the salvation of men,
the primary thing is said when Jesus made
the statement. I am the light of the world,
he that followeth me shall not walk in dark
ness, but have the light of life. John 8 12
If men do not walk in this light there is no
other salvation for them. Men must take
heed unto his word as unto a light that shin
eth in a dark place until the day dawn, and
the day star arise in their hearts 2 Peter
1:19.
It is through the mercies of God that the
day spring from on high has visited us, to
give light to them which sit in darkness and
in the shadow of death, to guide our feet
in the way of peace. Luke 1:78-79. Men's
alienation from God is cancelled if the day
star has arisen in their hearts. It is this that
Jesus spoke to Nicodemus about when he
told him he must be born again Except ye
be born again ye cannot see the kingdom of
God.
If we expect to receive God's promises, let
us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of
the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in
the fear of God. 2 Cor. 7:1. Do we measure
up! 5 are we filled with all goodness? 5 are we
filled with all knowledge, able also to ad
monish one another? We need the admon
ishing that passes between man and man in
our daily intercourse; even more than we
need the admonishing we get from sermons
from the pulpit. Rom. 15:4.
If we are truly Christians we will be making
manifest the savor of his knowledge in ev
ery place 2 Cor. 2:14. Let us remember
that God who commanded light to shine out
of darkness shines in our hearts to give the
light of the knowledge of the glory of God
in the face of Jesus Christ. 2 Cor. 4:6
ATLANTA, GA. 30315
Notes on
Chiropractic
By DR. HENRY L. FOLEY
There is no quick cure for
dis-ease. Chiropractic does
not aim at a quick cure, but
alms to make you well as
quickly as
possible.
The length
of time it
takes for a
patient to get
well under
Chiro p r a c
tic treatment
dep ends on
the severity
and duration
of the condi-
tion, the age of the patient,
and the elimination of ad
verse medication.
It’s human nature to want
to do things in a hurry, but
too often we forget that the
body undergoes a series of
changes in the disease proc
ess which takes time. It
takes time to retrace these
steps in the process of get
ting well.
Chiropractic leaves and re
lieves your organs where na
ture put them It works in
harmony with nature, and
not against it. It relieves by
removing the cause of the
dis-ease, NOT THE ORGAN.
CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES
780 Main St.,
Forest Park, Ga.
(Next door to Post Office)
366-3223
J. R. Price lectured about
the “principles of design”
and the “naturalistic” ar
rangement.
The Forest Park Garden
Club will hold its annual
flower show Tuesday. May
7. at the St. Augustine Epis
copal Church.
Sincere sympathy is of
fered at this time to Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Stinchcomb of
Forest Park on the passing
of her father, James P. Chad
wick of Atlanta.
Needless to say, we wish
our patients a speedy recov
ery and will be looking for
ward to having them back
with us soon.
