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Miss Graves Is Wed To Jerome Walker, Jr. Mr. a :d Mrs. Richard Z. Graves of Dublin announce the marriage ■of their daughter, Miss Melissa HOME IMPROVEMENT & MORTGAGE LOANS INSURED SAVINGS current rate of Dividend h PER ANNUM M '5 TOM UVimsVeJ SECURITY U. I INSURED w* -r. Jg. -e |i\ Of io FEDERAL w^I°' 00 3w ^ Savings & Loan Association Fort Valley, Georgia Perry, Georgia 213 Main Street 1007 Jernigan St. J! «• because food never sticks! . s -. g [jjJwt'Bajj li DuPont TEFLON® 10-inch FRY PAN ttow, no-stick cooking with Available the conven- * ience of fio-scour cleanup! at at low, low price you’d expect to pay for an Sticking, ordinary makes fry pan. cleaning Amazing breeze. Teflon resists a STRICKLAND HARDWARE S. MACON STREET — FORT VALLEY Gives rough roads a good going over! i-’fi’Vv ■HHMI I! 'V- - •• 1 \ 1 j i r ' * !§s| m ■ i II m n W ■■■■ __it ; X t ; III . m r?.*ii m ' ■ \ m L •• ■' ' M. . ■ .vt'.vX i i f Vi : jf ■- i „ t (£2 1 §B|glIf|j| !, ■ *1 jr - . r i .......... 7 ; v : MM __ r’z - ■*; - *, _ _ ;v : TEST-DRIVE OUR SOLID, SILENT ’65 FORD Chief hallmark of elegance in a car is its silent smoothness Best yet over every kind of road. we’ve And the 1965 offered! Ford is A the smoothest, body-to- year most silent-riding car ever new to go see a frame relationship virtually seals off the passenger compart ment from road shock and vibration. Noise and harshness FORD are “tuned” out! Top that off with a gentle coil spring at each wheel, and you have a ride that is so astonishing you must changed feel Ford it to in 15 believe years! it! Come try the most DEALER PEACH COUNTY MOTOR CO fr •»* \ YINEVILLE STREET — FORT TALLEY. GA. Graves, to Jerome Walker, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Walker of Marshallville. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Rufus D. Hod ges in the home of the bride’s par ents at noon on October 17th. The bride was graduated from Emory University where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega Study Club Met October 20th Miss Norma Boyer, Mrs. Ed Mathews, Mrs. R. P. Houser and Mrs. George Wheaton were hostes ses to the Fort Valley Study Club when its members gathered at the home of Mrs. Paul Janney on Tuesday afternoon, October 20th. Following the business session, which was directed by the presi dent of the club, Mrs. Ashby Mc Cord, Jr,, an interesting program was enjoyed. Mrs. Frank Vinson gave an account of her recent trip to Russia, and Mr. Ernest Ander son gave a short talk on informa tion concerning the school bond e lection. Those present at the meeting were Mrs. E. R. Anderson, Mrs. A. H. Barnett, Mrs. N. P. Bassett, Mrs. Earl Beatty, Mrs. J. E. Broad rick, Mrs. V. L. Brown, Jr., Mrs. A. J. Evans, Mrs. J. E. Hollings worth, Mrs. R. L. Marchman, Mrs. T. A. McCord, Jr., Mrs. S. J. Mc Gehee, Mrs. Malcolm Taylor, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Henry Mathews, Mrs. Frank Vinson, Mr. E. R. Anderson and the hostesses. sorority. She is now employed by the Fulton County Board of Edu cation. Her grandparents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Edgar G. Sim mons and Drf and Mrs. Clarence D. Graves of Dublin. The groom also graduated from Emory University where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Beta Kappa fraternities. He is in his senior year at Emory Medical School. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Oliver of Eastman, and the late Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker of Marshallville. The bride wore a champagne beige two - piece dress of wool knit and carried a bouquet of gar denias and stephanotis. Miss Lucy Graves, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. She wore a light green wool dress and carried a bouquet of stephanotis and pink rosebuds. The groom chose his father, Jer ome Walker, Sr. as best man. Following the ceremony, a wedd ing breakfast was served and the bride’s cake cut. After their re turn from a wedding trip to High land, N. C. the couple will reside in Atlanta. % * ■ ; i J A ! :; V IS; 11 MISS JUDY BYRD Byrd - Holland Plans Announced Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrd of La vonia announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Judy Byrd, to Jimmy Dykes, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Holland of Fort Valley The wedding is set for 3 p.m., Nov ember 29th at Pleasant Hill Bap tist church in Lavonia, Ga. Miss Byrd, graduate of Levonia High School and of North Georgia Technical School, Clarksville, is j now employed at the University of Georgia. Mr. Holland, graduate of Fort Valley High School and of North Georgia Technical School, Clarkes ville is employed by Lee Refriger ation & Electric Co. in Fort Valley No invitations will be sent. All friends and relatives ara invited. LEGAL ADS GEORGIA, PEACH COUNTY: Under and by virtue of the pow er of sale set forth in a certain security deed given by Johnnie Mae Regers to Builtwell Homes, Inc. on October 23, 1961, recorded in Clerk’s Office, Peach Superior Court in Book N-l, Folio 56, and being transferred by assignment dated November 30, 1961, from Builtwell Homes, Inc., to Adrian Finance Corporation, recorded in Book O-l, Folio 393, Office of the clerk of Superior Court, Peach County, Georgia, there will be sold before the Courthouse door of said County during the legal hours of sale on December 1st, 1964, the following described property: The State of Georgia, County of Peach and just off Carver Drive on Katherine Street in the City of Fort Valley, Georgia therein. The lot here described and conveyed being more fully described as Lot No. Five (5) of the Algie and Mary C. Fagan Subdivision as platted by T. F. Flournoy, Survey or, on April 23, 1949. The said lot fronting South on Katherine Street the distance of 65 feet and extend ing back North with uniform wid th for 138 feet; is bounded on the East by Lot No. 4 of said Subdi vision; North by which is known as parts of the Fagan Second Ad dition to the City of Fort Valley; West by Lot No. No. 6 of said Subdivision and on the South by Katherine Street. The debt secured by said deed was and is represented by one note even date therewith for the of $11,520.00 and payable with respect to principal and in terest as therein provided, togeth with interest, late charges, if any, and attorney’s fees, as pro in said security deed. De having occurred in respect to installments of principal and in terest and the other charges pro vided for in said instrument, A drian Finance Corporation has el ected to declare the entire debt due and payable and the power of sale will be applied to the payment of principle and interest and to the other charges due and exigible under the terms of said deed and note and including at attorney’s fee as provided in said deed and the surplus, if any, will be paid to those entitled thereto as provided for in said security deed. A fee simple title deed will be made to the purchaser at said sale. ADRIAN FINANCE CORP. Attorney in Fact for, Johnnie Mae Rogers. tn GEORGIA, PEACH COUNTY: Under and by virtue of the pow er of sale set forth in a certain se curity deed given by Wilmer Wal ker to Builtwell Homes, Inc. on February 29, 1964, recorded in Clerk’s Office, Peach Superior Court in Book Q-l, Folio 290, and being tsansfesred by assignment dated March 2, 1964, from Built well Homes, Inc., to Adrian Fin ance Corporation, recorded in Book S-l, Folio 595, Office of the Clerk of Superior Court, Peach County, Georgia, there will be sold before the Courthouse door of said County during the legal hours of sale on December 1st, 1964, the following described property: All that trait or parrel of land lying and being in Land Lot No. 233 in the 9th Land Distrilt of Peach County, Georgia, and known as Lot No. 6, Block F, of the Car ver Heights Subdivision, and being more particularly described in a plat by Jack C. Brantley, dated October 18, 1962, and recorded in Plat Book 5, at Page 33, in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Peach County, Georgia, which plat is incorporated here with by reference. The debt secured by said deed was and is represented by one note of even date therewith for the sum of $6,716.16 and payable with respect to principal and inter est as therein provided, together with an installment of other char ges, such as taxes, hazard insuran ce, interest, late charges, if any, and attorney’s fees, as provided in said security deed. Default having occurred in respect to installments of principal and interest and the other charges provided for in said instrument, Adrian Finance Cor- Smorgasbord Lunch EACH SUNDAY SERVED FROM 11:30 TO 2:30 P.M. Adults $1.50 Children 90c LARGE SELECTION OF MEATS, VEGETABLES AND DESSERTS, HOT ROLLS, CORN MUFFINS, BUTTER, TEA OR COFFEE (Meet Your Friends and Help Yourself) Moss Oaks Dining Room Leader Tribune, Fort Valley, Ga., Thurs., Nov. 5, 1964 HIE LEADER-TRIBUNE PUBLISHED WEEKLY ON THURSDAY ESTABLISHED 1888 DANIEL K. GRAHL, EDITOR Second Class Postage Paid at Fort Valley, Georgia MEMBER GEORGIA PRESS ASSOCIATION ADVERTISING RATES Display Advertisement Rates Furnished Upon Request Classified Advertisements _ __- 3c Per Werd (minimum charge 50c) Card of Thanks _ _ 50c Legal Adv„ Classified Adv, snd Card of Thanks Cash in 5 Advance (excepting merchants with open accounts) Publishers not responsible for errors in advertisements other than the cost of Advertising. SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN GEORGIA _ _ ONE YEAR *3.50 OUT OF STATE _ ONE YEAR *4.00 IN GEORGIA _ SIX MONTHS *250 poration has elected to declare the entire debt due and payable and the power of sale in said deed op erative. The proceeds of said sale will be applied to the payment of principal and interest and to the other charges due and exigible un der the terms of said deed and note and including an attorney’s Telephone Tails ®r C. W. WILSON ■ : YOUR TELEPHONE MANAGER l THERE’S AN ANSWER TO THE PROBLEM OF LAST-MINUTE CHRISTMAS GIFT BUYING . . . TELEPHONES! That’s right, telephones in all varieties and colors. A kitchen panel phone for your favorite aunt. That’s the phone that fits flush with the wall so it saves valuable kitchen counter space. A Princess extension phone for that teen-age daughter. She’ll love the fun of selecting the color that goes best with her room! As a matter of fact, there are telephones to suit just about anybody on your Christmas list. So relax and shop the easy way. Give telephones! Think how pleased your friends will be to receive such unusual gifts! * * * * THE OTHER DAY AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD FRIEND OF OURS MADE HIS FIRST CALL FROM A PHONE BOOTH. He rushed home to his mama and said, “Firsl you go in and close the door. Then they turn the light on and a fan starts. Then they turn the telephone on. You get all this for a dime! Wow, I wonder what would happen if you put in a whole quarter?” SI “What leads to \B Mil you suspect that the ■ Bell System is i' bouncing their relay ’• A&. signals off you?" ■ j BESIDES INVENTING THE TELEPHONE, ALEX ANDER GRAHAM BELL ALSO FLEW KITES . . . giant over-sized ones which he used to study the problems of flight. Eventually, as a result of his interest in flying, , he became co-inventor of the aileron. A man of broad and varied interests, he also invented an air conditioning j system, the wax-disc phonograph record, a method of changing sea water to fresh water, an electrical probe for surgeons, and a way to transmit sound on a beam of light. In so many areas of life today, we enjoy the products of Alexander Graham Bell’s inquiring mind. • I fee as provided in said deed and the surplus, if any, will be paid to those entitled thereto as provided for in said security deed. A fee simple title deed will be made to the purchaser at said sale. ADRIAN FINANCE CORP. Attorney in Fact for, Wilmer Walker tn