The Forest Park free press and Clayton County news and farmer and the Forest Park news. (Forest Park, Ga.) 1967-1969, March 27, 1969, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 V Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., Mar. 27, 1969 | Woman s Page) I Jonesboro Socials! § By MRS A A CAMP 105 Smith Street — Phone 478-6841 Mrs. C. 11. Tranttham, of Naples, N. C., visited Mrs. Joe Lewis and other friends in Jonesboro last 1-riday. Mrs Tranttham will be remembered as Alice Poland. Mr. Sam Blalock. Gene Blalock, Marshall Gaddis. Mi Charles Gaddis, of Atlanta and Mr. H. E. ( amp. left on I riday tor Lake Seminole, Ga . tor a week end of fishing Mr and Mrs Jim Coughlin were hosts at a buffet dinner party at their home on Jodeco Drive, Saturday evening, March 15 I hirty-six friends enjoyed the occasion. Mr and Mrs Sam Banksand Mr and Mrs. Joe I ewis visited Mi and Mis Reece Whitehead in Coiner the week-end oi March '> Mis Whitehead is the sister ot Mrs Banks and niece ol Mrs lewis Mr and Mis I . J Arnold were hosts at a dinner party at their home on Jodeco Circle I riday evening. March 7th Guests were Mr and Mrs Bobby ( Jones, Mi and Mrs George I’urdy, and Mi and Mis Mbert Bailey Wallace Mr and Mrs I ddie Rawls, of Athens, spent the spring holidays with then patents. Mt and Mrs Jim Coughlin and Mr. and Mis. I d Rawls' Miss Betsy Isley, of Miami. I la . was the week-end guest of Mt and Mrs Paul I Sowell and family as she was enroute to Boon. N ( . to visit her patents Mt and Mrs Charles Isley. Jr Mt (harles 8 Conklin left on Sunday. Match H». for las Vegas. Nevada, and attended the Independent Banker’s Association He returned home on Sunday. March 23 Jerry Arnold has returned from Piedmont Hospital ami is recuperating at home after having a tonsillectomy I he Joy Club hosted a social hour tor the Bank of Jonesboro employees in the Civic Room on Ihursday. March 20. Members of the club who prepared the refreshments and served were Mrs Joe Sheloi. President. Mrs Prank Wright Social Chairman. Miss (■race Porter, Irip Chairman. Mrs A A ( amp and Mrs. 1 I Stephens. Si Di and Mrs. I Smith were spend the-day guests of then daughter. Mis. James D Price, Mi Price and family in Atlanta on Sunday Mis Joe lewis and her beauty parlor employees will attend the Dixie Hair and Beauty I air at the Regency Hyatt House on March 30-31 Het shop will be closed on March 3 I Mt Id Pak and his brother-in-law, Mr. Norman Johnson, ot Chicago, 111. Craig Pak and Bill Arnold, had an enjoyable day at Kennesaw Mountain on Sunday, March 16 I I and Mrs. Norman Raines. It spent the week-end with their parents. Mi and Mis I ( PEE- Ehtcd oi ft Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. March 27-28-29 ’’ ' j) SALE j ,’* One Group - DRESSES .T---’ 7 ’ s F°° and up Cotton SKIRTS - SHORTS . SLACKS *3^ V-4 I •V ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Only 30 Pieces NYLON SLEEPWEAR sooo J and tip \ z Bonnies. Inc. St ‘^ । Hensley Mrs Raines is I finishing her college course al j Mars Hill. N. C. Lt. Raines is at home on furlough from j Williams Air Force Base, i Phoenix. Ariz. Misses Ruth and Nannie i Harris were luncheon guests ol Mrs. Harvey Harns m Capitol I View, on I uesday. Mr and Mrs Edison I vie entertained ten friends of their daughter. Patricia, at a theater party at the High Museum ol Art on Saturday, March 15th. Refreshments were served at home alter the show Ihe occasion was honoring Patricia on her I Oth birthday Mrs I Isie ( authen. Mis. \\ O Dunn. Mrs Mary Graham. Mrs Minnie McGaha and Miss Grace Porter enjoyed a luncheon party at the Piccadilly ( aleleria on Friday. I hey also went shopping while at Greenbriar Mrs. A XX Adams, of Seneca. S ( , was the house guest ol Mrs ( harles C Jordon , last week On Ihursday. Mrs Jordon was hostess at a j luncheon in honor of Mis Adams. Invited guests were ! Mrs XX I Dickson Mis XX I Rutherford. Mis. Harry Jones. I Si and Mrs \ A ( amp * ♦ ♦ HOSPII XL NOU S ; Maik MU <>y I gleston Mr s jac' ki e XX Greenway South Fulton 1 . XX Green Veterans Mrs Joyce Sasser Crawford i j Long I I I lliott St Joseph's — Jonesboro Sigma TrillbY Miss Rebecca Henderson. R N spoke on February 4th at the Jonesboro Sigma In Hi Y's meeting. She was a missionary on the island ot St. Lucia. She i received her diploma in nursing ; from (ieorgia Baptist Hospital and her Bachelor of Science ■ degree in nursing from lift । ( oliege, I orsyth, Georgia j 1 heir March meeting was de voted to World Service Mr I Richard Sales, head ot the dis trict Y clubs, will be the speak er at their April meeting On March 21-24, they col lected for the Cancer Society, | "to semi a mouse to college." j In the week ol March 24, 28 ; ■ they will have a teacher's ap preciation day I heir fund raising project was selling doughnuts. I hey | made over SI 40.00 in profit. | Mary Ann Pike was appointed | parliamentarian In April the j members will visit the I aith, Hope and Charity Medical 1 Home to sing to the patients I there G.nl Dixon Publicity ( hairman Morrow Junior Woman's Club Coffee I he Morrow Junior Woman's Club held their "Get Acquainted" coffee, for pros pective members, March 8, at the Morrow elementary School Auditorium with the theme "Spring Bonnets". Ihe theme was carried out with a display ol spring hats. Ihe auditorium was beautifully decorated in the new spring fashion colors ot red, white and blue. Ihe tables had center pieces of doll cakes dressed in dresses of red, white and blue. Ihe serving table had a huge doll cake dressed in a red, white and blue dress. Ihe welcome was given by Mrs Ola Levins, with a reading of "What is a Woman's Club" I his was followed by a brief Mary Ann McLendon Miss LaGrange College Mary Ann McLendon ol Forest Park, a senior at LaGrange College, has been elected “Miss LaGrange Col lege" m a campus-wide elec tion She is also named an "Outstanding senior by her class Ihe photograph above ol Miss McLendon was in color on the cover of the March issue oi "Southern I’BX Magazine," a publication of the Southern Bell lelephone and telegraph Company. A graduate of For est Park High School and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P McLendon, she works on the LC campus as a I’BX attendant Tara PT A Hears Mrs. Joy Spates I he regular meeting ol the lara PI A was held I uesday evening March I 8. Ihe inspirational was given by Dr. I C Stuart, Pastor of the Phillips Drive Baptist ( hurch. Mrs. Joy Spates of the Co I xtension Office spoke about the danger to children of poi soning from common house hold items and certain plants found near the home. Several cases ol child poisoning were cited which could have been prevented by safe storage. The Giady Poison Control Center provides immediate informa tion of counter-doses 24 hours per day Telephone 523-4711 Miss Mildred Moss's fourth grade won the attendance ban ner Following the business meet mg students and parents en joyed viewing the Science proj eels. Mrs W. D Wood Publicity Chairman lara Elementary Phone 366-8002 What’s A Number? Franklin Delano Roosevelt was identified on his official inaugural medals as the 31st President of the United States. Some people hold, and some do not, that since Grover Cleveland was both the 22nd and the 24th President, Roose velt actually was the 32nd. ' * • * Children have to put up with a lot from adults these days. NEW Golden 5 V Savings Accounts ON YOUR SAVINGS FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT AND EVERY DAY • Begin your Golden Savings Account with $25.00, add in any amount earn 5% interest compounded quarterly. • Withdraw any amount on 90 days notice or within the first 10 days following any calendar quarter after one full quarter. • Earn 5% from date of deposit to date withdrawn. BANK OF JONESBORO frontyard bank Phone: 478-7252 histoy of the club by Mrs. Jane Young. The highlight of the program was the fashion show, sponsored by the Home Life Department, under leadership ot Mrs. Faye Morgan. 1 hese spring fashions were made and modeled by the following club members, Mrs. Estelle Bell, Rue Powers, Cherie Crisp, Judy Nolan, Marlene Martin and Jo Ann Carlson First and second prizes were given for the con struction of the garments first prize going to Mrs. Rue Powers with second prize going to Judy Nolan. I he center pieces were given as door prizes Mrs. Ola Levins. Membership Chairman Music Makers Meet hi Morrow lhe Music Makers, a music club for high school students who are interested in performing or listening to good music, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorn in Morrow. Larry Walker of College Park performed at the piano with Prelude op. 28 no 4 by Frederick Chopin and number one of Iwo-Part Inventions by J S Bach He also sang " 1 he Crucifixion" by Samuel Barber, accompanied by Dawn Rawson at the piano. Members present were Darris Baker. Pam Cown. Deeva Dailey. Becky Handley. Nancy Handley. John Milis, Billy Mizelle. Patrick Mizelle, Dawn Rawson. Sue Schreckengast. I Jeanne 1 homas, Larry Walker I anil Pamela Dorn Also attending were Mrs । Conway Mizelle and Mrs L F 1 homas Mrs. Mizelle is counselor for the group, who are sponsored by Ihe College Park Music ( lub Women's Club Membership Orientation A ne w membe rsh i p orientation was held by the Morrow Junior Woman's Club March 13 at the home of Mrs Ola Levins Mrs. < harlotte Scurry, club parliamentarian discussed the club's by-laws with the new members. Mrs Virginia Adams, club president, familiarized the prospective new members with the different departments and committees lhe prospective members attending were Mrs. Mary Lou Smith. Shirley Beck JaDean Doran. Eleanor Griffin. Myra Matthews, Carol Henderson. Winnie Busby and Linda Willoughby. Refreshments were served hv the hostess. Mis ()la Levins. Membership Chairman Nancy’s Notes and Quotes Mrs. B. Pruitt, manager ot Styles of Tomorrow, Morrow beauty shop and Mrs. Pat Mul key flew to New York to at tend the International Hair Dressers’ Convention held there on March 17-19. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Don Bedgood, the former Kay Arnold, spent a week in Forest Park visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Bedgood. Ensign 4 Don Bedgood, a former mem ber of the Saints Squadron, has just returned from his second tour of duty in the Navy and has completed two of his four years of enlistment service. He will report for duty at Moffett rield in San Francisco on March 28th ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Walter M. ( Ruth I Curtis of 941 Dearing St., Forest Park, remains a patient in South Fulton Hospital. Many get well wishes and prayers are being offered for her speedy recovery. Bob Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs Joe Phillips of Forest Park will be home for the spring holidays from Harvard and will be looking forward to seeing his many friends. * * * lhe members of the Phila delphia Presbyterian Church climaxed their Mission Season with a Mission Fair held re cently at the church. Each Sun day school class was assigned a country in which there were Presbyterian missionaries. Mexico, Brazil. Korea. China, Japan, Iraq and Africa were some of the countries repre sented. ♦ * * Kathy Acree of Forest Park is a member of the mixed chorus of Georgia College Chorale which has just com pleted their Florida tour. Lheir itinerary included perfor mances in St. Petersburg, Winter Park. Sarasota. Deltona, and Jacksonville, Florida and Cordele, Ga. * * * Happy Birthday to everyone who has a March birthday; some that 1 know about are Mike Bell, Paul Cook, Bill Little. Mrs. Bob Gay (Bobbie I, David Cook and Iliad Allen Also we would like to wish a Happy Anniversary to Jim and Mary Lou Ashton lhe Youth Choir of Jones Memorial Methodist Church will be presenting their Easter Music program at the evening service Palm Sunday under the direction of Mr Widney. Dr. Marvin 11 Harper, a former missionary to India will be the visiting minister, lhe evening service will begin at 7 30 p.m. * * * Something Borrowed: An egotist always puts his feats in I his mouth. * * * CRADLE ROLL Mi and Mrs J I). Addy, Jr. : announce the arrival of their 8 lb. 13 oz. baby daughter. Jenn ifer Paige born March 18, at Georgia Baptist Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs ( A Huffman of Forest Park and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James I). Addy of Atlanta, l he mother is the former Barbara Huffman of Forest Park. % a . x KW**"" I ** To Get BA Degree LaGRANGE, GA. A Forest Park student is among the 17 LaGrange College seniors who completed requirements for their bachelor of arts degrees at the end of winter quarter re cently. Graduating is Mary Ann McLendon, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McLendon of 1607 Phillips Drive. She is a 1965 graduate of Forest Park High School. Although they now have the rights and privileges usually ac corded to college graduates, the 17 winter graduates will formally receive their diplomas at the college’s 138th annual graduation exercises in June. Miss McLendon will receive her degree with a major in ele- The linen that’s better than linen. Vr^ hr Wil XW I \ k : XM Wox f // \ \ I / I f —L_' i b /i <1 w fa U I / ri / I I I \ 8 \ /f w \ \ ' // ' ' \ \ Koratron® Dura-Linen. It looks like fin, linen. But it's actually a linen blend that mat bine washes, tumbles dry and never needs ironing. Doesn't even wrinkle like linen. Kotei of California has fashioned Koratr » .।,., M I K( iJiird-Lificn into crisp new separdlcs tor sprimi. Tin n arc prints and wgmgKgnw solids in । olors that mix and match beautifully. Come see tor yourself, Linen never looked better. Arrowhead Shopping Center Highway 41 South Phone 478-4693 mentary education. While on the LC campus she was se lected for "Who’s Who Among American Universities and Col leges," as “Miss LaGrange Col lege", for 1969 in a campus wide election, as an "Outstand ing Senior" by her class, as the 1968 "Homecoming Queen", and as the Sigma Nu Pi fratern ity's "Sweetheart". She was a member of Alpha Phi Beta so rority and also served as a member of the Judicial Council and the Panhellenic Council. She was a cheerleader for the college’s varsity basketball team. Following graduation Miss McLendon plans to teach in Clayton County. Notes on Chiropractic By Dr. Henry L. Foley It is doubtful if there is a person who at one time or another has not been involved with what most of us refer to as a common cold. Colds are, perhaps, the one condition hav- ing the great est array of treatment known to man. Yet, in spite of all this, colds are still one of the top challenges to health pro fession. If two peo- ple are exposed to the same conditions, one may get a cold and the other may not. Why? One did not have the neces sary body resistance to prop erly meet the environmental demand. Because of nerve interfer ence to normal body function, some people have a low resis tance. I his results in the invasive force of environmental demand being greater than the body resistance. Under conditions of stress a cold may develop. If a person is subject to colds, the first step toward re covery is for a trained chiro practor to find the point of nerve interference in the spine that is depriving the given part of the body of its normal nerve energy and permitting it to be come lowered in resistance. CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES 780 Main St. Forest Park, Ga. 366-3223 ' ■! ■ 1 SPACESAVER. ..Versa tile water carriers for sailors, campers and outdoor sport enthusiasts arc made from tough Tenite polyethylene, collapse when not in use. You can never tell what some people mean by what they say; you can only suspect what they think.