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Cumming Georgia. Studies indicate that by 1970 New York City will have lost half a million white residents and added a million and a third non-white residents, which is a surprisingly fast ratio change There are always a few “wheels’’ in every community ready to lead an organized effort of #ny kind in any direction, if followers are avail able. JIMMIE O. BARNES R. L. (Bob) EIDSON Mrs. Jimmie O. Barnes. Lady Attendant OTWELL- BARNES FUNERAL HOME Cumming, Georgia PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE (FREE WITHIN FIFTY MILE RADIUS) AMBULANCES (Oxygen Equipped) DIAL TEL. 2478 * “Flowers For All Occasions” % LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CLAIM AGENT And We Service All Types of Insurance * THE DREAM CAR for 1955 Fordomatic Ford 6 Cylinder or 8 Cylinder Otwell Motor Company “The House Service Built” Important Notice! Bring your Sacks to us we are now payng 14/ for No. 1-9/ for No. 2 Cumming Bag Co. "I found out how to make housekeeping in handy places save steps and time for busy homemakers Running a home these hot days is just about the hardest job of all. But the telephone can help you get things done faster and with less effort, t Especially with low-cost extension phones at ) your fingertips in living, working and sleeping t areas. Call our Business Office and let us help arrange for the complete and convenient lele % phone service you need for truly modem living. ® SOUTHERN BELL Telephone and Telegraph Company The Forsyth County News FOR SALE—Two 4-Room houses near Cumming. Priced very reason able—R. E. KIRBY FOR WELL WORK—See Lon Lit tle on Alpharetta, Route 1, near Brandywine. FOR RENT Two nice rooms with half bath, hot and cold water and light furnished- See or call Mrs. Sam Thomas. Phone 2349 From about 100 boys in 1905, Georgia’s 4-H Club enrollment has grown to 135,337 boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 20. BETHEL NEWS Mrs. Arthur Pierce and Miss Edith Pierce spent Wednesday af ternoon with Mrs. B. J. Light and Miss Ella Light Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCray of At lanta spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McCray Mrs Thomas is visiting relatives in Atlanta <Mr. and Mrs. Mell Mashburn spent awhile one day last week with Mrs. J. L. Strayhorn and fam ily Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Orr and son Earl Martin spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. H. W. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Ben Orr and child ren spent awhile Saturday after noon with Mr. and Mrs. Furman Orr Mrs. White was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Millwood and family part of last week Mrs. H. W. Orr, Mrs. T. R. Brice and Miss Margarite Brice, Miss Le la Phillips spent awhile Friday af ternoon with Mrs. J. L. Strayhorn Mr. and Mrs. Silva Stowers were visiting Mrs. H. W. Orr recently Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Orr spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Orr Mrs. Homer Light is visiting her brother and sister. Rev. and Mrs. Lee Buice in Marietta for the past two weeks Best time of the year to save money on a new truck is NOW! Ford Dealers are out to put America’s leading truck even farther ahead! Best buy for savings.is Short Stroke power! Only Ford has it in every truck model ... and at no extra cost! Save three ways ... 1) with Ford’s fully proven Short Stroke power . . . 2) with Ford’s exclusive Driverized Cab comfort and convenience ... 3) with Ford’s higher-payload construction. Ford Truck Summer Bandwagon Sell-a-bration now on! Ford Triple Economy Trucks Otwell Motor Company The House Service Built Phones 2311 - 2312 Gumming, Ga. ■* - * Tee*re Inter ested in an l/sed Truck —Be Sure to See Our • 1953, Georgia secured an average beef calf crop of 79 percent as com pared to 69 percent in 1948 and 67.5 percent for the 10-year period, 1934 4t. m mFh M| Hat '*‘lllll spi ' V// HARMONEERS QUARTETTE LeROY ABERRATHT & HIS ROTS “We’ll Beat ’em” “We’ll Show ’em” ... NEVER BEFORE ..... NEVER AGAIN ... SUCH A BATTLE BETWEEN ANY QURATETTES CUMMING HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Saturday Nite, July 30th, 8:00 p. m. • , Advanced Tickets on Sale at C. H. Brooks & Son, Wallace & Smith Motor Co. and Thornhill’s Cafe. • • Adults SI.OO * Children 50c. In 1934, only 2.8 percent of the farms in Georgia were receiving electric service. Now, 92.7 percent are being served by some electric power source. Battle of Songs... Wr~%. »'». ISgijgji Lowest-priced V-8 Pickup! Ford F-100, GVW 5,000 lbs. Choice of 132-h.p. V-8 or 118-h.p. Six, both Short Stroke. Fordomatic Drive at low ejttra cost. New 8-ft. Panel has 155.8\cu. ft. capacity. Weather stripped throughout. New longer rear springs “baby” fragile loads. Fordomatic or Overdrive, extra cost. t \ m ' wmWW&Mf] Sales record breaking Ford F-500, GVW 14,000 lbs. Payload capacity (with body) up to 9,464 lbs. Electric-shift 2-speed rear axle available. Thursday, July 28, 1955. Women in Georgia made over 47,064 garments for their families in 1954, according to the Agricul tural Extension Service clothing specialist. KPF* TLf ' Ifb*rfflPfm ■i£fr >4llll' fiP wHrT