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PERSONALS
W. J. Joiner has been called to
Hawkinsyille where his mother,
Mrs. J. L. Joiner, Is seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Christie
are visiting friends in Big Rapids,
Mich
Miss Earllne Miller is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Morris, in Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. David ArnokKand
Miss Miriam Arnold left Sunday to
spend several days at Sea Island,
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh M. Lindsey
and daughter left recently for a
week's trip to New York and
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Grlsson
and sons, Don and Jerry, returned
Sunday night from a two weeks’ va
cation at Daytona,
Mrs. Pntil Brown and baby son.
Richard Paul, have been moved
from Strickland Memorial Hospital
to the home of their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Richard Crowd
er, on West Taylor street.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MrDanlel
nnd family are spending a vacation
at DnytontuBeach. They have as
their guests*far. and Mrs. C. 15
Pierce of LaGrnnge.
Among those attending the fu
nera! of Mrs. D. T. Davidson here
Sunday afternoon were: H.
Groover, David Groover, Thomas
vllle; Mrs. Thcron Hudson, Moul
trie; Mrs. John Leak, Boston, Ga.;
David H. Jenkins, Lake Charles,
I*.; Mrs. K. A Taylor, Miami. Fla.;
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Drake, Mem
phis Tonn.: Mr. and Mrs. Grady A.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cham
S. ”. Myrick, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Pursley,. Robert nnd Gus
Pursley, Haddock; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Logan Bloodworth, Milledgeville;
Mrs. J. W. R. Jenkins, Mr and Mrs.
J. W. Britton. Sarah and Jimmy
Britton, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Ho
well. Eaton ton; Mrs. O. O. Ken
drick Tallassee. Fla.; D. R. Wright,
Cedartown.
Miss Mary Helen Beasley has re
turned to her home from Strick
land Memorial Hospital, where she
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Hugh Hrrhert
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TODAY Thru WEDNESDAY
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; underwent nn appendectomy.
Miss Nellie M. Thompson of Mar
thn Berry School is visiting friends
and relatives In 8unny Side and
Griffin for a few weeks.
Mrs. Clifford E Lee is a patient at
Emory University Hospital, Atlan
i la. where she will undergo n ma
I jor operation.
Mrs. Vera Anthony was guest of
Mrs. H. H. Watson of Yatesvtlle
during the weekend.
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Miss Marian Bryant left Friday
j for Philadelphia, where she served
as maid of honor in the Rice-Bech
tel wedding on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Snipes and
daughter, Ann arc leaving today
to make their home In Austell,
Mrs. William G. McQuitty of
Washington, D C., Is spending a few
weeks with relatives nnd friends In
Sunny Side nnd Griffin.
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| Two Spalding FFA
q ArO a __ Attending iu.-Jl
State Convention
Donald Lee and Jack Crawley, of
! fleers In the Spalding County Fu
ture Farmers of America chapter,
nre attending the State F. F. A.
Conventloa at Jackson lake today
| through Friday. Herman Nelson,
vocational agricultural teacher an
nounced.
The convention, which Is attended
by officers from all F. F. A. chap
ters In the state; Is designed to train
newlv-elected officers in leadership
and F. F. A. activities.
The finals In the state iF\ F. A.
speaking and quartet contests will
ibe held at the camp tonight and
Thursday the state winners will
compete with tire winners of Alu
bama and Florida.
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MIDDLE ro* GA. ?n TO MEET U >r T
The annual meeting of pollcy
holders of the Middle Georgia Mu
tual Insurance Company of Griffin,
will be held at. the office of the
j Company Wednesday, July 30, at
10:30 A. M. All policyholders are
Invited to attend.
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to an ambulance, lie ran through n plainly visible stop sign, directly
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(R.-Mich.) complained that Demo
crats had filibustered against the
vote fraud inquiry and Senator
Connally (D.-Tex.) came back with
an angry reply. Senator Vanden
berg (R.-Mich.i, as presiding oflir
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GRIFFjN (GE OR GIA) NEWS
Senate confirmed Perlman 58 to 21
and adjourned at 3:49 A M. (2:49
A. M. EST.i.
; In the House, icmbers had fin
a fuml fling at Republican
Democratic bickering over economy
around 9 P. M. Saturday
i So, arms around shoulders, they
gave way to close harmony—of the
barbershop variety. They tuned up
on old favorites, like "Home Sweet
Home.” Shortly after midnight
I they voted to go there.
GOOD EVENING
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sustained on this bill.
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I But the President was able to
get certain of his "must” mea
sures approved by Congress.
These Included.
Unification of the Army, Navy
and Air Corps Into one Cabinet
Department of Defense;
Approval cf $400,000,000 to
help fend off comm«r.tsm in
Greece and Turkey;
KaUfieatiovi of peace treaties
with Italy, Hungary. Bulgaria
and Romania;
Designating the speaker of
the House Instead of the Secre
tary of State as the successor
to the presidency if both that
office and the vice-presidency
are vacant at the same time.
And allowing GIs to cash
their terminal leave pay bonds.
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It was ah interesting session
of Congress that found time to
end restrictions on installment
buying; keep the three-cent
rate on first class letters; create
a national foundation for scien
tific research; curb claims for
portal-to-portal pay in indus
try; retain wartime tax rates
on so-called luxury goods, like
furs, jewelry, and liquor; extend
government support prices for
wool through 1948; continue
controls on Industrial use of su
gar, though removing ration
ing on household use of sugar;
and extendin™ the Commodity
Credit Corporation and Recon
struction Finance Corporation
for at least another year.
ORS. T. H WYNNE
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Monday. luly 28, 194?^
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HOUSE COATS SWIM SUITS
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