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Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., May 15, 1969
FOREST PARK Civitan Club wins awards.
Left to right, back row: James Matthews,
best single project, citizenship building;
Guy Swanner, best club bulletin youth
award; Paul Reynolds, publicity and mem-
FP Civitans Capture
First Honors in State
Senior
Citizens
Month
Governor's Open House
May 16th
2 00-4:00 P.M.
Put the invitation on your
bulletin board!
Plan now to bring a group
from your community. It’s a
gala occasion for these citizens
and will be a bright spot in
their lives!
Charter a bus or arrange in
dividual transportation for
those who need it. Plenty of
parking space available!
Make a name tag identifying
person by name and group or
club!
Let us know approximately
how many will attend!
Tara Publicity
Committee in
Suggestions
Purpose:
Everything we say or do
creates attitudes and opinions.
A well-rounded publicity plan
insures that all persons in the
district are aware that Scouting
is active in the area and are
informed on the effect it is
having on the lives of boys.
Plan of Action:
1. Develop a publicity pro
gram working with the Operat
ing Committees and Com
missioner Staff, especially
emphasizing special events and
programs such as: District
Annual Banquet, District
Camporee, Boy Scout Week.
2. Cultivate and enlist the
support of the local communi
cations media.
3. Recruit a District Patrick
Henry Promotion Chairman
whose duty it will be to inform
the units about the availability
of the Patrick Henry Program.
4. Work with units to secure
publicity for their noteworthy
achievements.
Crumbley Heads
Clayton Bar Assn.
The Clayton County Bar, at
its meeting on Wednesday,
elected new officers to serve
for the 1969-1970 year, to be
installed May 27.
Elected president was Joe
Crumbley of Jonesboro.
George Glaze, also of Jones
boro was elected vice presi
dent, Jimmy Harmon was
elected secretary and Bob
Montgomery, treasurer.
E. B. Selover, motorman on
new high-speed New York-to-
Washington train:
“There’s one nice thing
about driving a train. No one’s
gonna put a gun at your head
and say ‘Havana.’”
Good,
Clean Fun!
SUPERVISED
ROLLER SKATING
It’s a swell sport and a
healthful activity for the
kids . . . and grown-ups too!
All sessions are supervised.
FOREST PARK
YOUTH CENTER
SKATING RINK
91 South Ave.
FOREST PARK. GA.
bership; Gordon Kraft, individual mem
bership. Front row: Wilbur Peacock,
achievement cup, and Al Hunt, governors
cup.
The Forest Park Civitan
Club was well represented at its
District Convention at Jekyll
Island. The weather was clear
and one could not ask for a
more ideal setting to com
mence our 10th annual Con
vention of Georgia District
North.
At the Friday night dinner,
it became apparent that the
Civitans from Forest Park had
been a very busy group. After
this Club received seven
plaques and a silver cup, the
good natured chant from the
other clubs seemed to say at
the announcement of the next
award, “give it to Forest Park.”
The awards received at this
dinner were: Ist place-
Membership; Ist place-Publi
city; Ist place-Best Club Bul
letin; Ist place-Best Single
Project; Ist place-Youth
Award; 3rd place-Citizenship
Building. Gordon Kraft re
ceived an individual award for
bringing into the district the
largest number of new mem
bers. The silver cup presented
to Forest Park is the achieve
ment Trophy, presented to the
Club that has the most out
standing all-around program
and achievements for the year.
This award is made according
to the size of the clubs and
Forest Park was in the 25 to 40
member size and accordingly
this is the club size that con
sistently undertakes the
greatest amount of projects
annually.
At the final Saturday night
banquet, another and perhaps
the biggest honor was accorded
Forest Park when the Inter
national Vice-President of
Zone II presented us with the
Governor’s Cup for the most
outstanding Club in the
Georgia District. President
Gordon Kraft accepted the
award.
The Forest Park Civitans
and wives in attendance at
Jekyll were: Gordon and Nell
Kraft (Club President), Guy
and Sonja Swanner (Incoming
Club President), Wilbur and Pat
Peacock (Club Vice-President),
Al and Gwinn Hunt (Club
Treasurer), James and Myra
Matthews (Club Representative
to CCARC), and Paul Rey
nolds, Junior Civitan Chair
man. This Convention and
events will surely have to go
down in the Civitans book as
having set marks that have not
been made before, the up
coming year now gives the Civi
tans a challenge to have our
best year still ahead.
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Cary Webb
Heads May
Grand Jury
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The May term of the Grand
Jury was empaneled by Chief
Judge Harold R. Banke on May
5. Cary H. Webb was elected
foreman, Roger L. Trammel,
Jr., assistant foreman, and
Edward L. Huie, secretary.
Members of the jury for the
May term are:
,’ames T. Bailey, 6502
Hayes Drive, Riverdale; H. H.
Baxley, 6218 Evans Dr., Rex;
William A. Belle Isle, Sr., 5140
Fourth St., Morrow; Virgil D.
Boatright, 6796 Sherwood Dr.,
Riverdale; E. G. Bradford, 552
West Ga. Ave., F. P.; Robert C.
Gravitt, 6644 Dale Rd., Rex;
Arthur A. Huie, Jr., 191
Fayette Ave,, Jonesboro; I. L.
Huie, Jr., 103 Mimosa Dr.,
Jonesboro; Edward L. Huie,
6114 Huie Dr., Morrow;
Gordon E. Hulme, P. O. Box 6,
Ellenwood; W. I. James, Jr.,
Rt. 3, Ellenwood; Hanion T.
Johnson, Rt. 3, Ellenwood;
Steve Karoly, 825 Sherwood
Dr., Jonesboro; Jimmy A.
Mayhue, 4293 Shady Lane
Way, F. P.; Henry W. Meyers,
6485 Cargile St., Riverdale;
Robert J. Morris, 1740 West
Crestwood Dr., C. P.; Perry E.
Phillips, 762 Pine Valley Dr.,
F. P.; H. O. Scott, 336 Rox
boro, Jonesboro; Roger L.
Trammell, Jr., P. O. Box 27,
Jonesboro; Paul E. Walker,
6749 Victoria Dr., Morrow;
Cary H. Webb, 4661 W. Fay
etteville Rd., C. P.; John D.
Wilson, 1945 Jan Dr., Morrow.
PERRY SMITH
PASSES HERE
Perry S. Smith, 16-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Smith, of Morrow, died Satur
day, May 10, at Emory Hos
pital after an illness of two
months. He was a junior at
Forest Park Junior High, a
member of the football team
and an “A” student. Recently
Perry received a Merit Award
for Outstanding Scholastic
Achievements for the past
three years from the University
of Georgia.
Funeral services were held
at Pine Crest Baptist Church in
Morrow, Rev. Kimsey Warr of
ficiating. Interment was at the
Nancy Hart Memorial Gardens,
Hartwell, Ga., on Monday.
Survivors are his parents; sister.
Miss Cindy Smith, brother Jeff
Smith, all of Morrow; Paternal
grandfather, W. R. Smith,
Collinsville, Ala., maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Stovall, Hartwell, Ga.
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