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Lt. Bi own Earns Silver Pilot Wings VALDOSIA, Ga. Second Lieutenant Aubry A. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E* Brown of 722 Battlecreek Road, Jonesboro, Ga., has been awarded U. S. Air Force silver pilot wings upon graduation at Moody AFB, Ga. Lieutenant Brown, a 1963 graduate of Jonesboro High School, is remaining at Moody for further training. He received his B.S.F. de gree in 1967 from the Univer sity of Georgia where he was commissioned through the Air force Reserve Officers Train ing Corps program and is a member of Delta Chi. His w'ite, Bobbie, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Jolley, who resides on Denham Street, Riverdale. Ga. SP/4 SLADE FT. IUS 1 IS. VA. (AHTNC) Specialist Four Ross R. Slade. 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. Slade Jr., <>l92 Continental Circle, Mor row, Ga., completed the CH-47 helicopter repairman course at the Army Transportation School, Ft. Eustis, Va., March 14. Ihe 11-week course pro vides a working knowledge of the organizational, direct and general support maintenance of the Chinook helicopter. N.A.A.C P. counsel to fight ouster of aide. ASH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 5354 Ash Street CHARLIE W. THOMPSON, Pastor JOE MOORE, Minister of Music and Youth AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Early Worship - - - - - - - 8:15 a.m. Sunday School ------- 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship - - - - - - 11:00 a.m. Training Union - - 6:15 p.m. Evening W orship - - 7:30 p.m. r*—i : i I— H H J i WE CAN OFFER YOU A , GREAT DEAL ON HOLLYWOOD U .mH - d Hh f ? .. piw b ; • l h UH HP ! iUi UN hU ; Mi Ui f J \nil ' M IgiW |k I nFv IB k th yrcfc Dial Direct and Save up to 40%. ■ If you'll dial Long Distance direct, you can get Hollywood for as much as 40% less than person-to-person rates*. And ' the same offer holds good for practically every city in the U.S. or ‘ % Canada. And the deal gets even better ,^-A; after 7:00 PM and all weekend when you call anywhere in the U.S. (Except ^v> Alaska and Hawaii) for a dollar or less. Mx Consult your Southern Bell Telephone I>k i Directory for full particulars. h *Station-to-station rates apply to all f calls you dial direct. Southern Bell Babb Honor Roll Mr. Milton McDonald proudly announces the follow ing students for Honor Roll: G. P. BABB JR. HIGH SCHOOL 9th Grade “B" Honor Roll Bomar, Pat, Camp. Richard. Carpenter, Gail, Carrouch, Charles, Carter, Linda, Cato, Sherry, Chatman, Carlton, Cur rie, Donna, Ebbesen, Nancy, Fulcher. Mary, Gilbert, Teresa, Ginn, Vicki, Greene, Leah. Hammack, Steve, Hawkins, Skip. Howard, Tara, Meyer, Hal, Partington, Laura, Pisoni, Carmen, Stanyer, Mike, Starr. Sylvia. Uhl, Pam, Vogt, Diana, Wardrip, Rachel, Wat wood, Donna, Widney, Nancy, Wray. Kathy, Young. Patricia. 9th Grade "A” Honor Roll Burks, Mary Lou, Dickens, Debbie, Granade, Steve, Hale. Cheryl. Miller, Suzan. Sth Grade “A” Honor Roll Babb, Jane, Babb. Joel, Bromley, John. Carbo, John, Elder, Lynn, Gilliam, Sherry, Gunlock, Michele, Huckaby, Paula, Jackson, David, John son, Terrie, Lee, Kere, Pate, Teresa, Payne, Cathy Ann, Pearcey, Stephen Douglas, Pol lard, Christi, Urbanitsch, Karen. Sth Grade “B" Honor Roll Avery, Billy, Bormolini, Susan, Breedlove, Phillip, Calla way, Neil, Chamlee, Susan, Clark. Gary, Clark, Wanda. Corbin. Nancy, Davis, Tony, Freeman, Karah, Hardie, James. Harrison. Skipper. Hart, Billy, Haynie, Cindy, Johnson, Patty, Kraft, Terry, Loftin, Gail. Long, Kim, Lord, Vicki, Manning, Randy, Mathis, Emmie, Mcßrayer, Gary, Phil lips, Ken, Provow, Bonnie Sue, Ring, Jack, Russell, Wayne, Shields, Sherry. Shirley, Rusty. Strickland, Cynthia, Thomas. David, Toney, James, Tucker, Richard, Walker, Teresa Vivian, Wang, Ronald, Webb, Barbara. Whitlock, Helen. 7th Grade “A” Honor Roll Bateman, Kitty, Bridges. Debbie, Callaway, Kathy. Ewing, Anna Marie, Gann, Valerie, Hall, Anita, Harring ton, Kathy, Hawkins, Jeannie, Jackson, Cindy, Mackey, Kathy, Mathews, Jim, May field. Robin. Robertson, David, Sullivan, Daniel, Voyt, Daniel. 7th Grade “B” Honor Roll Adams, Jannis, Adamson, Malinda, Baker, James, Ballard, Steve. Ballew, Debra, Barker. Lori. Blanton, Glenda. Brown, Brenda. Brown. Douglas Glenn, Carter. Melanie, Chandler, Barbara, Dasher, Clinton Lewis, Dunn, Susan, Dutton, Pattie, I Idredge, Diane. Gauthier, Mark. Gemin. Shen. Golden. Doug. Graham, Vicki, Keefe, Karen, Knowles, San dra, Long. Cindy, McCoy, Patsy. McMinn, Debra. Stroud. Michael. Thompson, Scott, lomosello. ferry. Turner, Mike, Vincett, Maureen. Wal lace. Lee Ann. Ware, Lynnda. Watts, Carol. Wedman, Noreen. Wilson. Daniel. Jonesboro PT A Officers Installed lhe North Jonesboro Ele mentary PTA met on April 8, in the school cafetorium. This was the last regular meeting of the year. Ihe Hag ceremony was conducted by Debbie Covan. Kim Turner, Jeannie Berry and Karen Hestley of Brownie Troop 195 under the leadership of Mrs. Games Fort. Mrs. Sam Lowe. Jr., presi dent ot the Clayton County Council of Parent Teacher As sociation, installed the new of ficers tor 1969-70. They were as follows: Willard I theridge, president; Mrs. Willard 1 theridge, vice president; Mrs. James Knight, secretary; Mrs. I .C. Yeargin. corresponding secretary, Mrs. Herbert Roper, treasurer. Walter Stanford, principal, introduced the school patrols and congratulated them on a job well done. Most of the following boys and girls will be going to Washington this year. Melissa Johnston, Lisa Bunn, Carol Sw icegood, Janice Roberson, Diane McClung, Kenny Harris, Joy Andrews, Dale Allen, Mike Cates, Cathy Whitlock, Mike Bailey, Phillip Tuggle, Nancy Luke, Ronnie Barnett, Mickey Drew, Robert Irish, Sharon Grant, Robin Sligh. Jimmy Plant, Ricky Smith, Ken Doyal, Annette Sieli, Wendy Delk, Steve Knight, Dottie Cates, Doug Massengale, and Betty Gilley. The attendance trophy was given to Mrs. Dixie Stanford’s fifth grade and second place attendance banner was given to Mrs. Nell Hughes’ fourth grade. The school band, directed by Guy McLendon, was m charge of the program and did a marvelous job. We are all very proud of our boys and girls in the band. The “Kiddie Kollege Kin dergarten” mothers gave Kid die’s an Easter party on Friday in the Kindergarten. The tables were beautifully decorated with Easter baskets, rabbits, eggs and spring flowers. The Easter motif was carried out in all decorations, favors and re freshments. Mrs. Mamie Up church and Mrs. James Bo hanon served as Mrs. Duffee and Mrs. Allender assisted in entertaining. Mrs. Duffee and Mrs. Al lender gave the “Kiddie Kol lege Kindergarten” an Easter egg hunt on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. R. L. Webb. Fifty-three girls and boys scattered over the pecan grove, with their Easter baskets made an interesting scene hunting eggs in the green grass. Mr. Duffee, Mrs. Webb and Miss Brown enjoyed the happy occasion. iV I .1 In i iwrwi * * t ***** -■ • •■ 4' • . POPE DICKSON & SON Funeral Home JONESBORO 478-7211 22nd Year of Service to Clayton County after you see yOur doctor . . . 8 Oj \ . 2'4^4^ 1 I C jp© W I g bring your prescription to I^B i II | 2948 Jonesboro Rd. 366 4621, Forest Park j W 888888888888^^ Ao i 8; Good Jobs Available SECRETARIES Urgently Needed Shorthand - Dictaphone KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Long Term 40-Hour Weeks Evenings 4-6 Hrs. Daily TYPISTS FILE CLERKS Need Exp No Age Limit Top Pav—Paid Weekly NO FEE PLUS BONUS - VACATION PAY Fill in on Top Positions AIRPORT - S.W AREA FOR INFORMATION DIAL 523-1744 "Your headquarters for temporary office work." ATLANTA PERSONNEL INC. 120 Marietta St., N.W. Nobody but nobody is fairer. COOK-CLEANER WITH CAR. JONESBORO AREA HOME. HEALTH CARD. REFERENCES REQUIRED GOOD PAY. 478-6486. DESPERATE Need women to fit the fabulous “Pennyrich Bra.” Small investment brings high income. New Buick when qualified 366-2793 HELP WANTED Dish Washers and kitchen help. Davis Brothers Cafeteria, Farmers Market. Girls also needed. 4/3tf CLERK-TYPIST Experience preferred . High school graduates; 40 w. p. m. on electric typewriter. Paid vaca tion and sick leave. Hos pitalization, parking, 9 holidays. $295 p. mo. Mer it increases. Apply Personnel Office Clayton County Courthouse Jonesboro, Ga. PRODUCTION JOBS Corrugated Box Plant Good Pay Steady Employment Rotating Shifts Good Fringe Benefits Qualifications: Good health, stable work record and own transportation Union Camp Corp. 5115 Pine Tree St. Forest Park (Across from Farmers’ Market) An Equal Opportunity Employer Hill* WAN II I) MAI I Hours 2 to 9 Monday, lues day. Wednesday and Inday; 1 2 to 6 Saturday. 25 to 45 years, j good physical condition, basic knowledge of appliance install ation Must know Greater southeast area, including Stockbridge. Riverdale. Have own transportation Io work. Salary depends on man and i qualifications. Must be able to । read and write. Call 363-1260 I lor appointment. I ARI I GUNN’S APPLIANCES, I V | AND lURNHURI. 3438 I Moreland Ave., Conley. Ga., j across from Rio Vista Restau- I rant 4/17 HILI’ WAN 111) 1 emale l ull time Asst. Mgr. Apply in person, during store hours 9 a.m to 9pm. 6 days a week. Hill Bros. Shoe Store. 4589 Jonesboro Rd . I P. HI Ll’ WAN H D Need waitress for part-time work nights, kitchen help also needed. Apply in person only alter 4 p in. at the Cactus Grill. 6634 S Expressway, Jones boro. Ga SITUATION WANTED Need someone to pick up and haul away an accumulation of ! trash. Call 363-1867 after 7 pin. 4/17 SI 1 WAN 11 D House keeper would like a “Live In" job. Clay ton (’on nt y 241-4934. 4/17 E. N. CONKLE'S TREE SERVICE Jonesboro, Ga. , PRUNING - CABLING TRIMMING - REMOVAL SPRAYING > Cavity Work FREE ESTIMATES INSURED PHONE: 478-9255 Day or Night CARPI IS a fright? Make them a beautiful sight with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1 at Smith’s Hard ware in Forest Park. Upholstering ••••••••••••••••••••••• * A home-owned business; • • 25 years experience . J • Work done very reason- J J ably. Low overhead. Free • • estimates . . All work J • guaranteed. 766-9518 or • • 366-9216. Call the man • • who knows day or night. J SOUTHSIDE UPHOLSTERY Free Estimates Reasonable Prices 25 Years Experience Phone 627-1097 Day or Night PLANT EMPLOYEES NEEDED Immediate openings in all departments and on all shifts. No experience necessary. We will train. These are NOT temporary jobs, Starting rate $1.90 per hour, plus shift premiums for second or third shifts. Very liberal retirement, group insurance, holiday and vacation benefits. All benefits paid by company. For personal interview, apply at plant on Highway 54, one mile north of Jonesboro. Employment office open Mon day-Friday, 8:5; Saturday, 9-12.2. KAWNEER C 0 INC. An equal opportunity employer New Daniel Court Apts. 260 Main St. FOREST PARK, GA. 2-Bedroom Apts. - Now Renting Wall-to-wall carpet - stove - refrigerator - vent hood - washerette - swimming pool. $125 Month Resident Manager A-7 363-3578 OPEN HOUSE EVERY DAY HERMAN CRAVEN LANDSCAPING Professional Work MODERATE COST ■ Also Bush-Hog Work 112 Jones Ct. - 366-2816 FOREST PARK, GA. Auto In§. Problems? Cancelled? Rejected? Need an SR-22? Military handled also. Call Walter R Banks, Mgr 366 8371. CALLAWAY INS. AGENCY 976 Main St., Forest Park 10-26tf SALES For 3 women with cars Must have experience in ladies’ wearing apparel 366-8717 SERVICES LANDSCAP ING Commercial, residential, light tractor work. 366-1206. 4/17e FLOOR COVERING AND FINISHING Thirty years experience. Estimates free. — T. H CALLOWAY. 4210 Mur ray Lake Circle. Forest Park. Ga. 366-4672 SIRVICI S Apartments; Cutting grass, large areas. 366-1 584. Q 17 WALLPAPERING AND PAINTING 366-9724 SI RVICFS Tractor work, plowing and grading, and lawn planting. 366-9916. 4/3 ts SIGN PAINTING 366-9724 SI RVICFS Will do ironing in my home. 366-7407. 4/17 WURLITZER Pianos — Organs RENT A PIANO Only $2.50 p. Week Free Organ Lessons Mirror Piano $195 ED EPPS PIANOS & ORGANS 3753 Main St. College Park 762-5333 FOR SALE-Westinghouse portable dishwasher; $65. 366-4121. 4/17 Free Press-News & Farmer. Thurs., Apr. 17, 1969 1968 SINGER ZIG ZAG CABINET MODEL Unpaid Balance of 55L35 or assume 10 payments of | $5.43 per month. Will accept' your C&S Charge Card or | BankAmericard All controls : are built-in to make button- I holes, overcast, monogram, and blind hem. Sews with two needles 5-jear parts and service guarantee For fur ther details, call Capitol Credit Manager 401 - 622-8127 If long distance, call collect SPRING CLEARANCE FOR SUMMER SEWING 1969 Zag Zag models Will overcast, monogram, blind hem stitch, applique and sew with two needles 5-year serv ice and parts guarantee Only $39.68 or $3.97 per month Will accept BankAmericai d or C&S Charge Cards. For free home demonstration, without obligation, call Capi tol Credit Manager at 404 - 622-8127 If long distance, call collect. : FOR SAIL Maple bed. with mattress and springs; bachelor chest. Child’s maple desk and chair, bike, couch, mahogany col lee table and end tables. Reasonable. 366-8 294. 4/17 SHRUBS FRUIT, NUT. FIG AND [ SHADE TREES. Ever green and flowering I shrubs. Ground covers. Grapevines (in cans and I field grown). Landscap- j ing. Price list free. Riv erdale Nurseries, River dale, Ga. 478-7933. Hwy. 314-138 10/24tf FOR SALE 1965 Dodge truck and 1968 camper; 1 O' j ft. sleeps six. Has st ve, double sink and ice bo'.. Excellent condition. 366-4567 on week end. Will sell separately or to gether. 4-3 Stereo Solid State The Vagabond Warehouse Clearance New stereos with AM-FM radios with casters for easy movement and cleaning; stores hun dreds of record albums. Big sound. Guaranteed Regular price SIBB, NOW ONLY SBB For ware house clearance Terms For free home trial, dial 261-1409. FOR SALE-3M Secretary Model copying machine; stand and accessories. $l3O. Toledo scales 250 lbs. capacity. SIOO. 366-9267. 4/17 STEREO-CONSOLE 5-foot-long console, AM FM radio, automatic changer. Sold new for $379 with large stereo record library. Collectors items included. Owner sacrificing stereo and li brary because of trans fer. Assume payments of $9 or pay $124 cash. Cred it no problem. For free ’home trial, dial 261-1409. FOR SALE MISC. Azaleas now in bloom. Most varieties, reasonable prices. Also Camel lias, Junipers, Hollies. General Nursery stock. Open 12 to 6 p.m. Monday Friday and all day Saturday. Skinner Brothers Nursery. High 138 at Camp Creek Bridge. 1-1 !6 miles W. State Highway 185. 4/24 FOR SALE 1966 20 h.p. Johnson Motor, 14” fiberglass “Fisherman’s Boat” with trail er. Like new. 478-6431 week -ends or Tuesday or Thursday evenings. 4/17 NEW MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE . . . Set up, blocked . . . Ready to more in RITZ MOBILE HOME COURT 130 Lake Mirror Rd. Forest Park, Ga. - 366-6862 Buck's Septic Tank Pump Out Service Formerly Pitts Septic Tank Service T G BUCHANAN. SR. 1822 MURAL DRIVE MORROW, GA. 366-0954 “A Satisfied Customer Is Our Business” / HENRY COUNTY 81 > 2 acres - 36 miles southeast of Atlanta 1- 500 ft paved road front age One-third open land stream, lakesite. S4OO per acre T K WHITE. REALTOR S, 155 Highway Stockbridge, 474-4151 WAN II I) IO Bl 5 Good used bedroom suite, couch, clean stove, and carpel or rugs 366-2 3(>9. 4/17 IOR SALi RI XI IS IA II Iwo bedroom house, tile bath, new w/w carpet, modern kitchen. carport SI 2.500. See at 156 ( layton Rd . Jonesboro (>BB-6643 evening. 4-1 7 APARTMENTS AND HOUSE Furnished and uniur nished. Largest Rental Agency in County Let us Professionally Manage Your Property. R1 ALT Y MAN AG EM EXT SERVICE 825 Main St.. Forest Park B A T" Ellis - 366-5520 MOBILE HOMES and private rooms with cooking facili ties $1595 week up Utilities included on some units Kingston Trailer Park. 4561 Jonesboro Rd , Forest Park l-12tf WAN! TO REN Tor Option to buy Iwo bedroom and den or 3 bedroom house in Forest Park or Morrow area. By June Ist. Up to $l5O month 428-31 25 or 427-21 18 4-1 OH Patients To See Ci reus The Circus comes to Mil ledgeville’s Central State Hos pital April 17 thanks to the efforts of WSB Radio and the generosity ol the station’s lis teners. WSB Radio will celebrate Circus Day as a “special day” feature Friday, April 17. Au brey Morris, WSB Radio News Director, will broadcast live re ports from the hospital throughout the day beginning with the before-dawn arrival of the circus and covering actual performances. Hoxie Brothers Circus will perform both April 17 and 18 for the patients of the state mental hospital as a result of a fund raising drive launched by WSB Radio February 6 in re sponse to an appeal from Cen tral State officials. The $2,200 necessary to bring the circus to Milledgeville was raised within 72 hours of the first on-air appeal. The final total, over $7,000 donated by Georgians in all walks of life, is enough, hospital officials say, to bring the circus back for 3 more years. The fund-raising project was undertaken by WSB Radio at the request of Dr. James B. Craig, Superintendent of Cen tral State, who wrote WSB Radio General Manager Elmo Ellis how much last year’s circus performances had meant to the patients and asked for the station’s help in making possible a return engagement. The Atlanta station was commended for its efforts by both houses of the Georgia General Assembly and by the State Board of Health, which praised WSB Radio for its . . strong sense of civic re sponsibility and for .. . (the station’s) response to this and other expressions of human needs.” 7