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LEFT TO RIGHT, Rotary students from Forest Park High
School: David Russell, Bobby Whitmire, Joe Satterfield,
Bob Phillips.
CLAYTON CREDIT
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Charley O. (Chuck) Mor
ris, Treasurer, lives in Col
lege Park with his wife Bet
ty Marie and 5 children. He
is President of Metro Collec
tion Co. of East Point, and
Gainsvllle, Ga. and the
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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—Winners In Hai-Maklng Con
test—Left to right, Mrs. Alice Burrell’s kitchen tools hat
took first place as the craziest in Depot Officers Wives
Club contest. The round crown is a collander, topped
with an aluminum funnel, other kitchen tools adorning
the entire hat. Mrs. Charlene McAfee’s wide-brimmed
blue Panama from the West Indies took first place as the
prettiest. It was lavishly trimmed with felt tropical red
and white flowers, two red ones dropping from right side
of the brim. Voted the most original was Mrs. Irene Dil
lon's creation, the crown of which was a 1968 calendar
with the date of her husband’s scheduled return from
Vietnam circled in red. A small sign on one side carried
the information “Ten Months Down," while the other
side said “Two to Go,” with an air mail letter in the cen
ter.— (U. S. Army Photo.)
HKfll NOTICES^
GEORGIA.
CLAYTON COUNTY
TO TffE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SAID COUNTY:
The petition of DIXE TOOL &
DIE COMPANY respectfully repre
sents
1 .
Petitioner was incorporated Feb
ruary 20, 1961. by an Order entered
in the Superior Court of Fulton
County, Georgia for a period of
thirty-five i3s* years, with its prin
cipal office to be located in Fulton
County. Georgia, and on April 30.
1965 by order of this Honorable Court
its charter was amended so as to
change its principal office from Ful
ton County to Clayton County. Geor
gia, as provided by Georgia Code
Section 22-1814 .1.
2.
Petitioner desires to further amend
its charter so as to increase its author
ized capital stock from Five Hundred
1500* shares of common stock having
nar value of One Hundred t sloo.oo*
Dollars per share to a maximum of
One Thousand H.OOOt shares of com
mon stock having such par value
3
This action has been authorized
bv the Stockholders of said corpora
tion at a meeting dulv held for th*'
purpose as evidenced bv Certificate
of its Secre’arv hereto attached
marked “EXHIBIT A”, and made a
part hereof.
WHEREFORE, petitioner nravs thn*
its charter be amended accordingly.
SMITH COH^N RINGEL.
KOHLER. MARTIN * I OWE
RY: H A STEPHANS TR
ATTORNEYS FOR pv TTTIONFR
CERTIFICATE
I. ROY W. DODD. Secretary of
Dixie Tool * Die Comnanv herebv
certify that on May 2. 1968. at a
meeting of the Stockholders of said
corporation duly called for that ex
pressed purpose, notice of which
was given to each Stockholder of
record, the following Resolution was
adopted by the vote of the holders
of a two-thirds majority of the capi
tal stock of the corporation, to-wit:
RESOLVED: That the charter of
the corporation be amended so that
•he authorized capital stock of same
shall consist of one thousand (I,ooo*
shares of common stock having par
value of One Hundred <$100.00) Dol
lars per share, instead of five hun
dred <500) shares as now authorized,
and that the officers of the corpora
tion be. and they heteby are. au
thorized. empowered, and directed
to petition appropriate authority to
accomplish this result.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand with the seal
of the corporation annexed this May
24. 1968 _
ROY W DODD
SECRETARY
“EXHIBIT A"
ORDER OF COURT
The foregoing petition of DIXIE
TOOL & DIE COMPANY prayin'-’
that its charter be amended so as to
increase its authorized capital stock
EWING
BEAUTY SALON
980 Main St. - Forest Park, Ga.
Open Monday Through Saturday
Thursday and Friday Nights
Operators: BEA PRUITT
PAT MULKEY DORIS TANNER
LINDA ROGERS JERRY GOODEN
PHONE 366-4730
Credit Bureau of East Point.
He is a member of the Col
lege Park Kiwanis Club,
holds a LLB and is working
on his LLM from Woddrow
College of Law.
Thomas G. Harris will
lend his knowledge of Credit
Bureau business and Law to
the new business.
from Five Hundred <soo* shares of
common stock having par value of
One Hundred isloo 00* Dollars per
share to One Thousand <l.ooo* shares
of common stock havinn nar value
of One Hundred isloo 00* Dollars
per share having been presented to
ihe Court, same having been ex
amined. and it appearing that said
application is legitimately within
the purview and intention of th<
laws of this State;
NOW. THEREFORE. IT IS HERE
BY ORDERED AND ADJUDGED
that the said petition be and same
hereby is granted and the chartei
of the petitioner is amended so as
io change its authorized capital stock
from Five Hundred <soo* shares of
common slock having par value of
One Hundred <sloo.oo* Dollars pet
share :o a maximum of One Thou
sand .I.ooo* shares of common stock
having par value of One Hundred
<sloo.oo* Dollars per share as prayed
and as provided bv law.
This 27 day of May. 1968
HAROLD R BANKE
JUDGE. SUPERIOR COURT OF
CLAYTON COUNTY.GEORGIA
6-20
CASE NUMBER 68-486
(’LAYTON SUPERIOR COURT
Order for service bv public.ition
dated May 14. 1968
EDWIN HARRISON SPENCER. JR
Vs.
JUDITH ANN SPENCER
The defendant JUDITH ANN
SPENCER is hereby commanded
personally or bv attorney to be and
appear at the Superior Court to be
held in the said County within
sixty days from the date of the
order for service by publication, as
above set forth, then and there to
answer the plaintiff's complaint in
the above captioned case, else the
Court will proceed ns to jus'ice shall
appertain.
Witness the Honorable Edwin S
Kemp Judge of said Court, this
17th day of ’lay. 1968
/s / JOE B MUNDY
Clerk. Superior Court
Arthur A. Morrison
Attorney at Law
4950 Courtney Drive
Forest Park. Georgia 30050
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NOTICE OF SALE
CITY OWNED EQUIPMENT
The City of Forest Park Public
Safety Department is selling one
wrecked Harley Davison Motorcycle,
serial No. 60PL1080 and one frame
of a Harley Davison Motorcycle
These units will be sold to the high
est bidder on sealed blds submitted
to the City Managers Office. 785
Central Avenue. Forest Park. Geor
gia. These units are sold as is and
anyone may submit a bld.
Bids will be opened in the Office
of Citv Manager on June 10. 1968.
at 10 30 A M.
J F PICARD
Direciot Public Safety
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LEFT TO RlGHT—Rotary students from Fountain High
School: Aaron Carter, Virginia Warner, Carol Warner,
Addie Joe Mitchell and Mrs. J. W. Gaines, student coun
selor.
Jolin Flynt
Candidate
Congressman John J. Flynt,
Jr., of Griffin today an
nounced his candidacy for
re-election to a 9th term in
the United States Congress
. as Representative from the
I Sixth Congressional District
of Georgia.
Flynt qaulified with the
State Democratic Executive
Committee and with the
chairman of the Sixth Dis
trict Democratic Executive
Committee.
| In announcing his candi
■ । dacy, Representative Flynt
| made this statement, ad
-1 dressed to the residents of
। the Sixth Congressional Dis
■ trict:
• “I respectfully announce
1 that I am a candidate for re
election as your Representa
tive in the Congress of the
United States.
"During eight terms of
service, it has been my con
stant purpose to keep you
and your interests para
mount in my thoughts and
I my actions. It is my hope
that my actions, in each in
stance, have been in the best
interest of our District, our
State, and our Nation, and
they have met with your ap
proval.
"I again pledge the dedi
' cation of such talents and
' abilities as I may possess to
i gcther with the facilities and
services of our offices and
staff to the citizens of our
District.
“I offer a record of sen
iority, experience, effective
। ness, and dignified service to
- i the people, economy, growth,
and development of the Sixth
I District of Georgia and re
i spectfully ask you to endorse
| this record."
First elected to Congress
I in 1954 to fill an unexpired
term in the 83 rd Congress,
Representative Flynt has
been elected to the 84th,
85th, 86th, 87th, 88th, 89th
■ and 90th Congress. He is a
; member of the House Com
! mittee on Appropriations.
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“HIGHWAY SERVO „ - '
How do you say “piggyback” with
a Southern accent?
Pronounce it “containerization.”
Containerization. That’s where the
future of piggyback lies. And that’s
where Southern Railway has put
the emphasis all along. Not on the
mere hauling of highway trailers.
Containerization means safer
freight, easier, faster handling.
Containers are ideal “packages”
for travel by rail and highway, by
sea, even air in one money-saving
intcrmodal transportation service.
Containerization means lower cap-
HEALTH
AND
BEAUTY
For the promotion of health,
one should take systematic
d uly exercise. Walking in the
fresh air improves the lung
capacity and increases the
peristaltic movements of the
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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—New Officers of Depot OWC-
Installed at last meeting of Depot Officers Wives Club
were (front, left to right), honorary president, Mrs. A. J.
McDermott, Jr.; president, Mrs. Kenneth J. Smith; treas
urer, Mrs. Wilfred L. Sterzik. Back, left to right, vice pres
ident, Mrs. John C. Ruskell; secretary, Mrs. Charles F.
Burrell; assistant treasurer, Ms. Lyle E. Goodspeed.—
(U. S. Army Photo.)
SEATON'S
REAL PIT BAR-B-Q
, 35 Years Know How. Ribs, Chicken, Pork, Beef, Stew
PLATES SI.OO PORK lb. $2.25
SANDWICHES . 45c BEEF lb. $2.25
STEW 45c RIBS lb. $2.25
Seaton formerly owned the Branding Iron, Mt. View.
Now located 4901 Old Dixie Rd., Forest Park, across
from Harbin’s. CALL YOUR ORDER 1N—361-9246.
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LEFT TO RIGHT, Rotary students from Jonesboro High
School: Steve Roberts, Gerald Wright and James Baswell,
Jonesboro student counselor.
intestines, which helps to over
come constipation. When walking
the chest should be held well
up to facilitate deep breathing.
Sitting in a slumped, relaxed
position with the chest flat,
the shoulders hunched, is con
ductive to congestion in the
abdominal region. The relaxing
of the abdominal muscles due
to the bad posture above
described tends to cause pro-
ital investment and lower cost for
us. putting us in a better position
to maintain a lower level of rates
to our customers. These arc sonic
of the reasons why Southern helped
pioneer containerization, develop
ing the widest variety of containers,
building huge cranes for swift
transfer of containers between rail
and highway service.
Containerized Freight —one of
a host of innovations by Southern
lapse ofallthe viscera including
the liver, kidneys and stomach.
When one sits erect the chest
is elevated, the abdominal mus
cles are tense and hold the
organs in their proper position
allowing the free circulation of
blood through the body.
Bad habits, in sitting, stand
ing and walking cause conges
tions which bring on diseases
of various sorts and are produc
tive of headaches, backaches,
and other distressing symptoms.
Improper posture is conducive
to indigestion as well as other
bodily ills. Many ailments from
which so many suffer would
vanish if they discontinued their
bad habits of carrying their
lungs in the back instead of in
the front, raised their chests,
and kept their spines straight.
In order to get the correct
standing position, stand against
the wall, put the heels, hips,
shoulders and back of the head
firmly against the wall. Bend
the head backward as far as
you can while keeping it in
contact with the wall. Pennit
the chest to move forward, raise
your head and walk off. Your
body falls into a correct posi
tion. The abdomen will be held
in, the hips back, the chest up
-this is the position of well
trained military men.
More than 200 species of
ocean fish are known or be
lieved to be venomous. Among
them are the stingrays, scorp
ion fish, and certain sharks.
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Funeral Home
JONESBORO 478-7211
22nd Year of Service to Clayton County
Railway. Innovations that squeeze
the waste out of distribution.
Innovations and improvements
that enable us to squeeze the waste
out of distribution benefit all who
live in the Southern-served South.
By reducing total cost of transpor
tation they help combat today's
trend of steadily rising consumer
prices. They attract new industries
into the South and help industries
already located along our lines to
Free Press-News & Farmer. Thurs., May 30, 1968
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LEFT TO KIGHT, Rotary students from North Clayton
High School: Stan Shurling and Tommy Hewitt.
FP Rotary Honors
Rotary Honor Students
The Forest Park Rotary
Club entertained all of their
1967-1968 students at their
luncheon meeting Wednes
day, May 22, in the Civic
Room of the Citizens Bank
of Clayton County.
During the past school
year the Rotary Club has
had as their guests for all of
their meetings during the
GIRL STUDENTS
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aged to return to this area
after graduation and become
a part of the staff of the up
coming Clayton Hospital.
Both Miss Waldrop and
Miss Allen were selected for
these scholarships by the
Clayton Scholarship Selec
tion Committee which is;
composed of teachers and j
counselors from all four I
Clayton County high schools.
Self- Repairer
Dodge, the United States De
sense Departments spacecraft,
is the most sophisticated of the
250 American satellites in or
bit as of November, 1967.
Dodge carries spare parts and
can repair itself electronically.
grow and expand, providing more
and better hometown job oppor
tunities. All of us benefit!
LOOK AHEAD LOOK SOUTH
calendar month in which the
students were recognized In
most instances two students
have been recognized each
month
The students recognized
throughout this school year
are: from Forest Park High
School. David Rus oil pnh
Phillips. Joe Satterfield, and
Bobby Whitmire; from Foun
tain High Schol, Aaron Car
ter, Addie Joe Mitchell. Fran
ces Warner. Carol Williams;
from Jonesboro High School.
Danny Hall. Gerald Wright,
Steve Roberts; from North
Clayton High School. Tommy
Hewitt. Stan Shurling. Kir
by Glaze, Mike Thomas. Pam
Murphy and Terry Schumak
er.
Pre-Spring Sale!
SWP $6 95 a Gal.
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HOUS! PW«T
YOUR BEST BUY...
Sherwin-Williams
SWP
HOUSE PAINT
I. L. HUIE & SON,
INC.
Lumber - Paint - Hardware
Building Supplies
130 Mill Street
JONESBORO. GA.
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