The Forest Park free press and Clayton County news and farmer and the Forest Park news. (Forest Park, Ga.) 1967-1969, September 12, 1968, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., Sept. 12, 196: Woman s Page Jonesboro Socials By MRS A A CAMP 105 Smith Street — Phone 478-6841 Mrs Josie (Joss returned home on I inlay after a ten day visit with her children, Mr and Mrs Id (loss in Birmingham, Ala Mac I Ray who is con nected with Southern Bell lilcphonc Company , has‘just relumed Horn live weeks tem porary duty with Illinois Bell Mis I tta Brown has return ed from a visit with her sister. Mrs I lomer I bonus in At lanta. and is recovering from an illness. Miss (indy landers of I orest Park was the week-end guest ot her grandmother. Mrs A \ ( amp. while her parents. Mi ami Mrs ( N landers spent the week-end in Frank Im. N ( Mr and Mrs J I \yers ol Gainesville, I la., were guests ot Mi and Mrs P K Dixon and family recently While here, they attended the Georgia Baptist ( hildrcn s Home Re union in Palmetto. on \ugusl ' j Mrs ler ty I hint ot \ t hens, spent the week-end with Mr I I Oliver. Mrs Ronald Davis and children. Mrs I inda 11 I her ton) Scott was honored with a stork shower in the (ivk Room at the Bank ot Jonesboro, on I ri day evening. September 6 Ihe shower was given by Mrs. I arnest I I berlein I wenty five close friends amt relatives were invited Mi and Mrs Henry Yongue Sr and ( hades. of Columbia. S C were weekend guests of Mr and Mis Henry 'longue Jr Mrs D I Benefield is re cuperating at home from a broken toot Mr .mil Mrs lot W. Wilcox .md tamilv and Kathy Bair bhOP Bonnie’s, FOR THE GIRL-ABOUT-TOWN our wool knit Superb, sophisticated, flattering. Grey, navy, red. $28.00 ® Illi® - mw" v l,! " 7* m WUiS ~ V a I • rd-.q •>!:«* , SS?I V' r xomlKol \*»v* p» “F| ■ x^et --u fin? •' ,/ \ \ \ x- I I " > \V V' \ 1 < \ \ \ / / / —r c W A Phone 366-8906 Store Hours: 9:30 to 6 pm. 812 Ash-Morrow Plaza Fridays FOREST PARK BMMBB have returned from a vacation in Douglas and Savannah, and Day tona Beach, 1 la Mrs R B Woodall Sr ot Woodland, visited Mr and Mrs R B Woodall Jr and family last week I*v t Marine I imothy Reeves, ol St Johnsbury, Vt., nephew of Mrs J I Camp and Miss I ouise Reeves ot Conyers, and the ( amps son. John, of i Bethesda. Md . were guests of Mr and Mrs J 1 ( amp last week Ihe family visited friends and lelatives in Ameri cus the former home of the Reeves family, on Sunday. Dr and Mrs W W Long vacationed last week m North and South Carolina visiting relatives Ine William A Roberts re union was held at the Davis ■ Roberts home on West Avenue, ion Sunday, \ugust 25. About ' 75 members ol the family from Georgia and South Carolina at tended Mrs 1 I 1 ane, of Atlanta, mother of Mrs Lee Wells is in South I niton Hospital suffer ing from a broken hip Mr and Mrs Bob Bam and । children spent Monday in the i mountains of North Georgia and visited Brass I own Bald Mr and Mrs. Warren Dixon, (■ail and Bill, vacationed in the I Mountains of North Georgia. I and attended the l air at Hia ' wassee While on vacation they attended the Shirley Family in I avoma. and the Andrews re ; union in ( >rnesville HOSHI AL NOTES D < ( row ell (ieorgia Bap tist । M Ray Georgia Baptist Joe I lill 1 mory Jan les Whaley South I ul- Ok I Jr W? Miss Freeman Will Marry Mr. Tilson Mr and Mrs A Leon Free man. 1027 Allgood Court Rt No. 4, Stone Mountain, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Debra Jean to Robert 1 Tilson Jr . son of Mrs Kara B Tilson. Fast Point, and R. I Tilson Sr . Atlanta I lie bride-elect is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs W C. Benefield ot College Park and Mrs. I L. Freeman and the late Mr Freeman of Stone Janice Watwood Is Bride Os PFC. James Harper Janice Lynne Wat wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh L. Walwood of lorest Park, became the bride of Pfc Janies Stephenson Harper. 1 uesday afternoon. July 16, in the chapel of the I irst Baptist Church of Aiken, S ( Pte Harper is the son of Mi and Mrs Ralph 1 Harper. Sr. ol lorest Park Ilie Rev 1 J Hendricks performed the double ring ceremony Miss Donna Walwood, sister of the brute, presented a pro gram of wedding music. Ralph I Harper, Jr. of I I Paso, Texas was his brother’s best man. Ihe bride chose as her matron of honor and only attendant, her sister-in-law, Mrs Ralph Harper, Jr She chose for the occasion a pale blue street length dress and matching accessories. 1 he bride given in marriage by her father wore a street length dress of white lace with white accessories Her only ton. Mrs I I 1 ane ( Mother ot Mrs. Lee Wells) South Tulton. Mrs Peggy Poster Warm Springs. Mrs I P. Hanes Georgia Baptist Mrs Martha Delozier Holy family I I Beall Newton Coun <y Miss Odessa Dixon South I niton. * * * Mr and Mrs J I Ashley and daughters. Robin and Mary of Calhoun, were recent guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs J O I lightower Mr. and Mrs I I I lliott hail as their guests on Satur day. sixteen friends from At lanta who enjoyed a picnic at their home on Lake Jodeco On Sunday, their grand daughter. Mrs Charles Gassa way, Mr Gassaway and their son, from Marietta visited them Fall Dancing Classes Forest Park Recreation Center AMELIA WHITTEN • MOLONY, Dancing Instructor c * OFFERS TAP - BALLET REGISTER NOW-AGES 4-12 CALL 478-1375 r^— Trl-CITY | |n=nn federal! ' ' SAVINGS ■ ^ l/o/ ON AND LOAN I a'A% PASSBOOK ASSOCIATION ■ ■/X /O SAVINGS I O SI I R 2R°4 I B B ■ ■ /Q TWOICK ATIONS IIM ■ M Smil AuMt jW. ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES '*'■ Mountain. Miss Freeman attended ( larkston High School Ihe future bridegroom is the grandson ol Mr and Mrs. J / Davenport of Morganton and Mrs J () I ilson and the late Mr. I ilson of Morganton, Ga Mr Tilson attended Russell High School I he wedding is planned for December 7 at the Indian Creek Baptist Church. jewelry was a white gold and peral pendant necklace, gift of the groom. Iler shoulder length veil of illusion was held to her dark hair by a seeded pearl : tiera. She carried a bouquet of white fleur d amourd with white ribbon streamers. The mother of the bride wore a two-piece dress of pink shantung with white ac cessories The mother of the j groom chose a suit of dove blue crepe with white ac cessories After a short wedding trip to Savannah, the couple re turned to forest Park At present the bride is residing with her parents and is em ployed as an executive secre tary with Gordon bonds of At lanta Pfc Harper is serving with the I lilted States Army al I ort ( arson, Colorado Prior to entering the Army. Pfc. Harper was employed by Boeing & Co., Space Program, New Orleans. La Ai Alpha Meets Xi Alpha Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its Be ginning Day Meeting and a covered dish luncheon. Aug. 14, in the home of Sandra ( low er I hose present were: I ran Poster, Beverly Austin, Pat Morin. Irma Sinor, Arleen McCord. Ann Popwell and Samira Glower. Ihe purpose of Beginning Day is to finalize plans tor the forthcoming years activities. Ihe first meeting of the year will be Sept. 5, in the home of Mrs. Charles Biggers , ot Decatur. Mrs. Biggers will i present a program on Parli mentary Procedure Forest Park Socials Maria Foster, who married Charles Knowles last Sunday at the Capitol View Baptist Church, was honored with a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Gene Knowles. The color scheme of pale yellow and green was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Mrs. Sybil Carter, Mrs. O. T. Owens, Madames C. L. Hilder brand. Jr. and Sr.. Mrs. IL E. Knowles and Mrs. John Foster were among those guests who attended. Mrs. Marie Stratton of Hen dersonville, N. C. is visiting her son John Stratton, Betty, and grandchildren Laurie and Mark. Diane and Elaine Beal have returned from a visit to Char lotte, North Carolina. Mrs. Lessie Carswell and O. V. Miles of Columbus were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. I). R Miles recently. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hol land and children Sharon and Ricky spent the Labor Day weekend at Brasstown Bald Mountain. Anniversary greetings this week go to Doug and Coette Barton. We would like to congratu late newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Donald I . Wilkinson. Mrs. Wilkinson is the former Jackie Whaley. A speedy recovery is our wish for Mrs. M. E. O’Neal who underwent surgery at South Fulton last weekend. AAUW Animal Tea Members and prospective members of the Atlanta Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at the home of Preside!.t and Mrs. I dwin D. Harrison of Georgia Institute ot Technology on Saturday, September 14 from 3-5 p.m. Membership in AAUW is open to women graduates hold ing a baccalaureate or higher degree from an institution on the AAUW list of qualified in stitutions. The organization is composed of more than 1500 branches in all 50 states with over HiO.OOO members and is affiliated with the Inter national Federation of Uni versity Women. Co-chairmen of the tea are Mrs. ( A Saville and Mrs. Phillip W. Wierson Reserva tions for the tea can be made by con tac 11 ng M rs. C. I. Cheney at 875-3374. Ib^Mr ■ Get a short distance telephone A bedroom extension saves you mad dashes at midnight. It might even be the best little investment you can make. Because you re never alone with a bedside phone. Call your telephone business office and order one today. Costs only pennies a day.* And it pays for itself overnight. Pennies A Day ‘phis nominal installation charges Southern Bell ■ I -Z3Rj ■ IF WK A. i ; JSbisir I Kw ; 1 -FC Pnr • —"KJ m ^i/ "iJ I *'' & Mmnni i y id Ayers - Knowles Janet Marian Ayers and Marshall Franklin Knowles were married July 13 at the First Baptist Church of Forest Park with Rev. Hoyt Farr of ficiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (). L. । Ayers Jr. of Forest Park and I the groom is the son of Mrs. Gertrude Knowles and the late Mr. O. I). Knowles of Forest Park. Mrs. Collins Wood vie iv President Woodview Home Economics Club members and children en joyed a picnic near Meansville. August 27, Mrs. Harry Collins, president, presided at the busi ness meeting. These officers were elected for 1969: President: Mrs. Roy Blair. Ist Vice President: Mrs. Wade Smith, 2nd Vice President: Mrs. Robert Dyson, 3rd Vice President: Mrs. Tom Weathers, Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. Larry Dial, 411 Club Representative: Mrs. Norm Lyn berg. The next meeting will be Sept. 24, 8 p m. at the Demon stration Kitchen in Jonesboro. The subject will be, “Selecting I and Preparing Meats” All in -1 terested homemakers are in- I vited to attend. The bride, given in marriage by her father, had her sister, Lynn Ayers, as maid of honor. Donald Knowles brother of the groom was best man. A reception was held at the church. The newlyweds took a wedding trip to Florida and will reside in Nuermberg, Germany. SU/VDArSj^SER/MON A BETTER YOU You may be sure that God will not forsake you. The God who made you knows you well. God knows that the world in which you live is full of temptation and challenge. Never forsake God. Never fear that you will not be forgiven. Turn around, faceup to the faith that is your in heritance. As we are free to sin, so are we free to seek forgiveness. There is no fault, no sin so great that God will turn away. God waits, not in His Heaven, but as near as a prayer. The message from the cross speaks of forgivenesss. and yet men flounder in doubt and des pair. God waits, and the troubled soul plunges deeper into the shade of eternal darkness. Put God back into your life if you are a deserter. Look up, ARROWHEAD SHOPPING CENTER Highway 41 South- 471-4693 - Jonesboro, Georgia alex colmanG6\(;^//X bK? closet fall'Bßj/ 3 \ 4 X— =, W k 1 B © CW' f Wjkx/ / ' 4 km' |e|r' V r J Xfcwfef \ nr iii bi .if / \ W I f ■ •A. " I Aial । ... £ 11 G-. . Vm f L' b At Ease Fit for a Sultan's queen, Alex Colman fash ions this Sultana Paisley Tunic to take it easy around the curves, so wear it with your sleekest Alex Colman pants and discover how good the good life can be. All is Fall at our Alex Colman Closet! BankAmericard EBB Notes on Chiropractic By Dr. Henry L. Foley In this day of space travel and exploration of the ocean floor, we still find that the ACHING BACK is a most com- mon misery. I The cause of the “pain in the back” may be attributed to any number of things, but the most com- Imon is that it is strictly re lated to the very thing that makes progress possible. HARD WORK. Everyone realizes that the man in the office and the man in the field work equally hard, the difference being that one does physical labor, while the other does mental labor. With this in mind, it is interesting to note that both types of work cause a person to be subject to exactly the same type of back ache. Although the causes are different, the pathology is many times the same. The question is what can be done about this? Sometimes a person does not seek the help of the chiro practor until he has spent much time in bed and been nibbed with different types of linament, perhaps been strapped or measured for a corset, or if nature does not compensate sufficiently or rapidly enough there might be suggestions made to have surgery performed for the pur pose of fixation of the vet tebra. Because there is a chiro practor in the area, the sufferer should not hesitate one minute to visit him for relief of his problem. CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES 780 Main Street Forest Park. Ga. (Next Door to Post Office) 366-3223 reach out. open up your heart, stand tall, and find your God. You open the door to spirit and faith, you reach out for a handful of courage simply by saying, "God, for whatever mistakes I have made. I am sorry ..." fry it. It will not bring you to a perfect world. It will not wash away your problems or cares. It will only make you a better person . . . a better YOU. Washington A type of com mercial fertilizer is being tested to prevent formation of ice on runways, the Air Transport As sociation reports. Urea, a com mercial fertilizer, when prop erly applied, can prevent ice from forming during a snowfall or freezing rain.