The Forest Park free press and Clayton County news and farmer and the Forest Park news. (Forest Park, Ga.) 1967-1969, January 23, 1969, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 -fr Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., Jan. 23, 1969 Woman's Page Jonesboro Socialsl By MRS A A CAMP 5 105 Smith Street — Phone 478-6841 x Mrs. W. V. Whaley, Mrs. I). C. Carmichael, Mrs. Elsie Cauthen and Mrs W. P Cham bers were luncheon guests of Mrs Myrtis Baird at Peachtree Inn on I hursday. I hey also visited Mrs Mattie Barnes who makes her home there Mr and Mrs. Jessie Powers were hosts at a birthday dinner party at their home on Jodeco Drive, I hursday evening. Jan uary 16 Ihe dinner was in honor of their daughter. Mrs J ames N Johnson Other guests were Mr Johnson, Nicole Johnson, Mr and Mrs Sammy Powers, and Miss Judy Powers I ittle David Beckwith, son ol Mr and Mrs I amar Beck with. has been a participant in Channel II WQXI IV pro gram. Romper Room from 9-10 A M each morning for the last two weeks Mr ami Mrs Charles I Cox and family are enjoying then new home on Panhandle Road. 1 lampton Mrs W I) Acker. Mrs J W Hall, and Mrs \\ 1 Dickson spent I hursday night ami I ri day in Peiry attending the Boaid Meeting ol the Georgia Division of the I DC at the Holiday Inn Mr and Mrs Bill Frost and lamiiy ol Dublin, spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Hoke ( artledge Mrs Suk Carter of Mayo dan. North Carolina, is the guest ol her daughter. Mrs Joe Berry . Mr Berry and lamiiy for several weeks Mrs \\ P Chambers was the guest of Mrs M A Hanes and Mr and Mis 1 mest Hulsey in Gritlm. on Sunday Other guests from Jonesboro during the day were Mrs lamp Car mack and Mrs Jimmy Reeves. Mr and Mrs J I Barrow ami Mr and Mrs M. G Keiser will leave the last ol January lor a two week (ieorgia I ech \lumm I our of las Vegas. Nevada. San I rancisco, Califor nia. and I law an. Mrs Bill I stes ol Harrelson, was the guest ol Mt and Mis C l Iluffee and Miss Ruth Brown on 1 uesday Mi Duffee is recovering nicely from eye surgery Mr Clyde Harrelson, man Mrs. Smith, Sixth District President, Speaks to FP Woman's Club Jan. 13 Ihe I orest Park Woman’s Club held its first meeting of the New Year Monday, Jan 13. at the clubhouse on Sum mit St. Mrs Harry Durham opened the meeting with a very timely and inspiring message on "1 ove as only she can do. Mrs John \\ Smith, our Sixth District president, brought a most informative talk giving the ten command merits lor a successful club year Slides were shown depict SHOP Bonnie 9 s, "* B SPECIAL Mid-January SALE WOOL SLACKS SWEATERS _ and SKIRTS 25% to 40% off Famous Brand FLEECE SLEEPWEAR up to BankAmericard 50% JHEI OFF Phone 366-8906 Store Hours: Morrow -, n . _ 5 30 to 6 p m. Plaza ager of Southern Bell I ele phone Company of Atlanta South Metro Group, was host to the Clayton County Cham ber of Commerce officers and committee chairmen at Horn's Restaurant on the South Ex pressway, Monday, January Id. Ihe meeting was for the pur pose of orientation and outline of their 1969 duties. Mr Har relson is the newly elected President for this year. Little Brian Montgomery of Macon is visiting his grandpar ents, Mr and Mrs. I I I ord 1 ittle Brian has a new brother, Casey Lee Sandefur, born Jan uary 14, in Macon Hospital He is tlie son of Mr and Mrs R I Sandefur Mrs Scott I itshaw of Atlanta spent several days last week with her mother, Mrs W D Acker and her grand father. Mr J lee Austin Mr and Mrs Herbert Gal breath were dinner guests of Mrs C. R Chesney and Mrs A A ( amp on Saturday eve ning I heir other guest was Mrs Martin A Luthei ol Deca tur Mrs Charles ( Jordon, Mrs W 1 Dickson. Mrs Harry Jones, Sr and Mrs W I Ruth erford were their luncheon guests on Wednesday at the home of Mrs Chesney on North Avenue. Mrs. I liner R Bailey of Rainsville. Alabama, spent last week with Mr and Mrs J W Burt and family Mrs Lola M Hook, mother ol W S Hook, passed away last week I uneral was held at Paul I Donehoo Funeral Home in Hapeville, I hursday, at 2 o'clock PM with Dr W W Long officiating * ♦ * HOSPLI AL NOTES Mr Caroll I loyd South Pulton Bobby Mcßee (rawford Long Mrs Peggy Poster I inory. C. R Stephens Georgia Baptist Wilton Marchman Georgia Baptist Mis W W. Mitchel! St Joseph Mrs M I .Coleman Wesley Woods Nursing Home Mis I P Turner Hill Ilaven Nursing Home mg club members presenting the great variety of work done last year, at the district, state, and national meetings It was most interesting to see many active clubwomen we recog nized at these gatherings We were inspired to strive harder toward our goals this year. Mrs J P Bing, the district third vice president, spoke to us on the great strides our Clayton Co. school systems have marie in the past IS or 20 Rogers—Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charlie II Rogers Sr., of Morrow, an nounce the engagement of then daughter, Cheryl Annette Rogers, to Stephen I dward Smith, son of Mrs I R Brink ley, of I orest Park I he bride-elect is a graduate ol Jonesboro Senioi High and is employed by the Continental Insurance Company in Atlanta Mr. Smith, who graduated horn forest Park Senior High, years We are thankful to out I ducation Chairman, Mrs. Homer Parker, for inviting these talented ladies to bring our January program. Mrs M R Sutton, our pres ident, reminded all Department ( hairman that annual report time is coming up and it was time to select a nominating committee t hose chosen are. Mrs. Oscar leathers, Mrs Homer Parker. Mrs. I d McKen zie, and Mrs J. W. Stanford Mrs Claude Simpson, Intel national Affairs Chairman, asked that we collect and bring in used eye-glasses to be repro cessed for use by the needy overseas Pearle Optical is handling this collection Our hostesses for the covered dish luncheon were Mrs William Lee and Mrs David I vans 1 hey prepared lovely tables and gracious serv ice. M McKenzie, Publicity HUDDLESTON CONCRETE COMPANY — Concrete Products — W. H. Huddleston, Manager [Phone 474-7271 474-7272| Night: Charles Mundy 478-8019 Cecil 11. Lyle 474-4381 W. 11. Huddleston 478-8181 dVINk XOM . /A W ijmw t xtlTtr OEPOSII flUft W I| J fife w Til I 111 T THE MANY BANKING SERVICES AVAILABLE AT BANK OF JONESBORO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp J />jij 139 Main Street WwEjJnJr 478 775? will graduate in May from DeKalb lech and is employed by the Georgia Power Com pany in Chamblee. I he wedding will take place February 14 in the home of the bride. Piedmont Pilots 9 Wives Luncheon I he Piedmonts Pilot’s Wives Club is planning a luncheon at twelve noon on January 23rd al the diplomat Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. John Onoff at 349-1065. All members are urged to attend this informative and interesting meeting Mrs Jack Branan SQUASHED Ihe wife of a handsome young business executive met her husband one afternoon. As they were going down on the elevator it stopped and a high octane secretary got on. Poking the business man in the ribs, she winked and said, “Hello, cutie pie.” Unperturbed, the young man’s wife leaned toward the secretary and smiled sweetly. "I'm Mrs. Pie," she said Forest Park Socials By Nancy Little Babb Jr. High P.T.A. spon sored a “Snowball” party Eri day night in the gym. As 1 hear it, it was a smashing success with about five-hundred of the students attending. Mr. led Key, master of ceremonies, was responsible for the unique and original games for which prizes of the current hit records were awarded the winners and “'lhe Heavenly Urchins” provided the music for dancing. I he “Y” Clubs and the 4-11 Club with the help of their counselors Mr. Woody and Mr. Blake carried out the “Snow ball” theme in decorating the gym and the Home Ec Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ward served the refreshments and made the table decora tions. All groups did an out standing job and I wish space would permit my going into detail. A special word of “thanks" should be said for Mrs. Elna Jackson, P.T.A. president and the members of the executive board. They proved once again that teamwork and hardwork are the keys to success. How many people saw the Suder Pre-Primary on “Today Show” last week? If New York thought it important how much more should we in Clay ton County? Some people look forward to Saturday afternoons for rest, but one fine lady spends her Saturday afternoons with some of the girls in the Juve nile Home so they can spend a few hours out of their cell! Hats off to Mrs. Jack Oswalt who teaches art to these girls. Chuck Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. I hompson, Jr., of Forest Park, a 1965 Forest Park High graduate and “Star Student” for Clayton County is continuing his fine record as a student as he has made the Dean’s List for the Fall quarter at Georgia Lech. Chuck is a senior and is major ing in chemical engineering. Richard Nicholas Callaway who attends Oxford College of 1 mory University has made the Merit List for the Fall quarter of 1968. Mrs. Ben Holland of Stock bridge spent last week-end with her 81 yr. “young” mother in Moreland, Georgia. Mr and Mrs. Roger (Janice) Black had as their week-end If We Knew Our Need, No. 4-69 Would We Make It Profitable to Us? Men are called children in the scriptures. Does it have a significance that is not receiving the notice it deserves? This desig nation can be interpreted as a statement affirming the failure of men in their judg ment and understanding, a setting forth of their immaturity, and their need for greater insight and true understanding. Men spend years in school and college perfecting their judgment and understanding, but formal education does not come near attaining the maturity of mind that is open to all in the Word of God. For example, consider the apostles who lacked formal education but possessed a superior understanding which came from God. "The words I speak unto you they are spirit and they are life (Luke 6:63). "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by (judgment and understanding im parted) by every word of God. (Luke 4:4). "Brethren, be not children in understanding but in understanding, be ye men." (1 Cor. 14:20). This statement clearly reveals that God has placed upon man the responsibility of growing in judgment, understanding. Such is vitally necessary to man's proper relationship with God. God gives the means whereby one can understand. (Eph. 1:17-18). God's Son was the true light that lighteth every man that cometh into the world (1 Jno. 1:9). If they do not close their eyes and stop their ears, but give heed, ask and study, they shall receive all they prepare them selves to receive. We know that the Son of God has come and has given us understanding because in Him is the understanding that is essential to eternal life. "This then is the message which we have heard of him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him there is no darkness at all (1 Jno, 1:15). His judgment and understanding is the life of men. He who has no judgment and understanding from God, does not have life (1 Jno. 5:12). Children's need for judgment and under standing is recognized by all, but we are limited and imperfect in supplying it, but God goes far beyond men in his care for his children, and he will perfect their judg ment and spiritual maturity if they seek him and walk by the light of the word. Jesus said, no man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me draw him. (Jno. 6:44). "It is written in the prophets, they shall all be taught of God. Every man 511 PEGG ROAD T olbert—Greenway Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Tolbert. Sr., of Forest Park, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Shirley Ann, to Pvt. S. Chris Greenway, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Greenway, of Forest Park. Miss Tolbert was graduated from Forest Park Senior High BSE—What Is It? Every woman should know the meaning of BSI and prac tice it monthly, according to the American Cancer Society. BSE, ‘Breast Self-Exami nation’, may save your life if practiced regularly. Ihe prac tice of regular monthly breast self-examination gives women an opportunity to discover at the outset any lump or thickening. And this simple, guest Mrs. Joyce Smith and son Clark from Carrollton, Ga. Master Sergeant Smith is sta tioned in Hong-Kong. Something Borrowed: Much misconstruction and bitterness are spared to him who thinks naturally upon what he owes to others, rather than what he ought to expect from them. and is presently employed by Motorola C&E, Inc. Pvt. Greenway received his B.S. Degree in Education from Georgia Southern College and is presently serving in the United States Army. The wedding will be an nounced at a later date. yet effective, self examination can be done in the privacy of one’s own home. According to the American Cancer Society, 95% of all breast cancers are discovered by women themselves and if detected early enough, 100% ol breast cancers are curable. I he Cancer Society revealed an estimated 64,000 new cases of breast cancer will be reported in the United States this year with approximately 27,000 deaths, making cancer of the breast the leading cause of cancer death in American women today. Fortunately, more often than not, a lump in the breast proves to be benign. But, the possibility of cancer cannot be ignored, making an examination by a physician vitally important. that hath heard and learned of the father cometh unto me (Jno. 6:45). God draws men to him because of his righteous judgment and understanding, and to love God is to keep his statutes. If we do this, the Father will love us, and the Father and Son will come unto us and make their abode with us (Jno. 14:23). It is impossible for men to abide in Christ and Christ in them without the understand ing which God imparts through His word. To love God's commandments "with all the heart, and all the understanding is more than all whole burnt offerings and sacri fices" (Mark 12:23). Judgment is the power to estimate and to exercise discrimination. Man's capacity for judgment and under standing is far greater than they use. This is the significance of Norman Vincent Peale's statement, "None of us accept our selves as we are and believe it is the best we can attain, we all know that we have not done all with ourselves that can be done." In this, man pronounces judgment upon himself. Luke 8:18 tells us to "take heed therefore how ye hear, for whosoever hath to him shall be given and whosoever hath not from him shall be taken even that which he seemeth to have. Without judgment and understand ing men are children of the night, but truly converted men are not of the night or of the darkness (I Th. 5:5). Jesus said, he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness (Jno. 8:12). The darkness is past and the true light now shineth (1 Jno. 2:8). "Take heed that the light which is in thee, be not darkness (Luke 1 1:35). If we say that we have fellowship with Him and walk in darkness, we lie and do not the truth (1 Jno. 1:6). Without judgment and understanding we grope for the wall, like the blind, and grope as if we had no eytes; we stumble at noon day as in the night (Isa. 59:10). True baptism is the result of judgment and understanding and delivers man from the power of darkness. Man's physical life is but a vapor that appeareth for a little while and then vanisheth away (James 4:14) but spir itual life acquired through God's word en dures unto eternity. There is nothing to draw men to God except judgment and under standing which comes through a sincere study of His word. ATLANTA, GA. 30315 Notes on Chiropractic By Dr. Henry L. Foley Pain actually performs a useful function as danger sig nals, indicating that something is wrong. Without the exper ience of pain, many a disease condition would reach an unre pairable stage. This is the true significance of pain in health and disease. To the patient the relief of pain, as soon as possible, is the outstanding need. He is not concerned with the method applied, only the results. The drug approach to the treatment of pain is aimed at dulling the sensation itself rather than eliminating the cause. As a result, many patients are left with a chronic condition. Fortunately, most patients suffering from pain do not have a serious organic disease. In most instances pain is the result of irritation or pressure on vital nerve trunks. When pain is relieved through Chiro practic there has been no use of drugs. The relief can only have been obtained from a removal of the CAUSE. Chiropractic Offices 780 Main Street, Forest Park, Ga. (Next door to Post Office) 366-3223 BIBLE VERSE “There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars: for one star differeth from another star in glory.” 1 . Where is this verse found? 2. Who spoke these words? 3. In what ceremony are they often heard? 4. To whom were they addressed? Answers To Bible Verse 1. I Corinthians 14:41. 2. Paul. 3. The funeral service. 4. To the church of Corinth. WOMEN: Become educated on BSE and practice it regu larly. The Clayton County Unit of the American Cancer Society will present films on ‘BSE’ and ‘Of l ime and Iwo Women’ the pap test, Tuesday. February 6 in the Community Room of the Bank of Jones boro, 9:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m., beginning promptly each hour. All women in Clayton County are urged to attend. Hostesses for the day will be women from the Clayton County Home Demonstration Clubs. Refreshments will be served.