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Cummin?, Georgia. Edward H. Shannon ©ITOMKTRIIST OITICK IN IIOWELL —BRAMB- I.ETT PROFESSIONAI. P.LOG. HIMT * THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH NOTICE —For Steel Erecting, Pipe ■ uslallaliou, or Drug I,Tic work — Can J. C. ICOE, Tu. 7—5192. Cum ■liilVC. <Of*rgta. FOR KENT Several Houses, some with Chicken Houses MARK HEARD. JR. Ph: TU. 7 2337. CORLEY'S SAI.EN * SKUVU I Allis Oiuln.ers Farm ICqufptueit Featuring Irrigation S.vmlciiik Duluth, Georgia Phone SHU FOR SAKE I have plenty of Fire Heater and Stove Wood, all kinds See INMON STREETMAN, Canton Kt. 3. or ph. Tu. 7 6342 MILUM ELECTRIC COMPANY Wm. 11. “Bill” MIUIM, Owner Ph: TU. 7 5764 One mile from Coal Mountain on Brown Bridge Road Guaranteed Service on TV. All electric appli ances Refrigeration —Air Con ditiom-rs —Ijiwn Mowers —Oil Car bun-tors. “SERVICE IS OCR BUSINESS— OCR ONLY BUSINESS” WELL DRILLING OASIS Well Drillers, Inc. Ph. Cumming, Ga. TU 7-9294 Ph Chamblee, Ga. CL 7 9405, Collect NOTICE! IF YOU WANT SOME REAL 0000 HOME COOKED MEALS COME TO THE It. & S. CAFE —OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK— WE SERVE REGULAR DIN NEKS— SANDWICHES— T BONE AND SI It LON STEAKS— HAM BURGER STEAKS— ONE HALF FRIED CHICKEN — BAR-B-QUE PLATES — PORK & BEEF— FISH A HUSH PUPPIES— SHRIMP OSYTEttS — SOUPS OF ALI KINDS. All Patrons Welcome R. & S. CAFE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY male or female, from this area, araiilisl to service and collect from niilninatir dispensing; ami amuse ment devices. No selling. Age not essential. Car, references, and S4OO to S7OO working capital necessary. 7 to IS hours weekly nets to S3OO monthly. Possibility full time work. For local Interview give full par ticulars, phone. Write P. O. Box 7001, ItlpSs. 11, Minn. Card Of Thanks We want to thank Salem Church mul that community for their kind sympathy and for those who Drought the food on the day my husband and father James W. Log pins was buried. I want to thank Dr. Bramblett jor his medical aid for he did all he couM for him and to those who sent flowers. May God bless everyone who helped us in anyway. Mrs. James W. Loggins Mrs. Virgle Scott ■IMPORTANT NOTICE We would like to sell your Special Priced Farms, Town lots. Tracts, mountain and Ijik*shore Property. '*%Ve Serve Our People; We Sell Their lands’’ FORSYTH COUNTY REAL Estate brokerage Dhvef Phone Tu. 7 —5164 GUMMING. GEORGIA >.*■■■ in the United States vM far 2® percent of all U. economists says. NOTICE Individual wants very Rough land with some waterfront. Give de ads, Number of Acres, Number feet water, ac cessibility, Etc. L. SAMOHT General Delivery Atlanta, Georgia. Z. W. FOWLER Well Drilling PHONE: OR. 9—4504 Canton, Ga. 7 cr Information - Call Cumming, Ga. PHONE: Day TU. 7—6355 Night TU. 7—7033 Terms if Desired .laciaHmHfliXEßianH NOTICE FOR SHEET METAL WORK, CENTRAL & CONVENTIONAL HEATING —AIR CONDITIONING —Free Estimate On All Jobs — —ALL WORK GUARANTEED— LOCATION —Keith Bridge Road JIMMY HULSEY Ph: Tu. 7—5249 Route 1 CUMMING, GEORGIA TO GET TOP PRICE FOR YOUR PROPERTY —Let us sell it for you, as we are Experienced, Li censed and Bonded. RICHARD WILLIAMS, Broker, P. O. Box 549, Ph. Tu. 7 —2442, Cumming, Ga. MACHINERY FOR PELLETING FEED Results of pelleting of livestock feed are encouraging, according to engineers at the Agricultural Ex tension Service, but the cost is too high. The need, the engineers say, is for cheaper equipment that will handle large amounts of hay and roughage. Several major manu facturers have experimental mod els in field trials. Cows with production records sell higher than cows with no records, declare dairymen Used Car Clearance 1958 FORD, 4-door, full power and Air Condi tioned $2495.00 1954 FORD, 2-door, extra clean $895.00 1953 FORD, 4-door, extra clean $695.00 1952 FORD, 4-door $395.00 1951 FORD, 2-door, extra nice $395.00 1956 FORD PICK-UP, extra $1095.00 | 1953 CHEVROLET, 2 ton Truck, good tires, in good running condition $795.00 j 1953 FORD PICK-UP, clean $695.00 We have nice selection of NEW 1959 FORD’S Long trades - See us before you trade. Otwell Motor Company Phones: Tu. 7'Wll - Tu. 7*2312 Gumming, Ga. The Forsyth County News RELIABLE PARTY MALE OR FEMALE Wanted to service and collect from a route of CIGARETTE machines. No selling. Route is fully establish ed for operator. Full or part time. Up to S3OO per month to start. SI,OOO to $2,000 cash required which is secured. Write, giving full particulars and phone number to P. O. Box 9552, Dallas 6, Texas. JAMES VVYLEY LOGGINS James Wyley Loggins was bom in Forsyth County October 19, 1871. died December 4, 1958, age 87 vears, one month and 15 days. He professed a hope in Christ at an early manhood, he was a member of Salem Baptist Church 70 years. He was married to Miss Myrtie John of Dawson County, January 3, 1924 to that union was bom one daughter Mrs. Virgle Scott of New Holland. He leaves his wife and daughter and two grandsons, Roger and Gary Scott of New Holland and two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Westbrook and Mrs. Bessie Westbrook of Gainesville Route 1, with six Ne phews and five neices to mourn his departure. He is gone, hut we will always miss him, but never forget him. be your own boss Dial A Puck will establish route in this area for reliable operator to service and collect from new type cigarette dispensers. Excellent in come possible for part time. $600.00 to $1975.00 Investment Required. If qualified write Dial A Pack for local interview. P. O. Box 1052, Oklahoma City, Okla. HELP WANTED WANTED Man for profitable Raw leigh business. Products well known in Forsyth County. Real opportunity See R. S. Britt, Nor cross. or write Rawleigh’s, Dept. C.AA —220 —119, Memphis, Tenn. Out February 5, 1959. 'non-drinkers Buy The Best fjt ; auto insurancerafy; for Less ; : (flUvted Sik j • V TALLY INSURANCE AGENCY Phs: Tu. 7 —5164 —5 .39 Box 155 Cumming, Georgia I Georgia consumers bought 207,- i 899 electric freezers in the period ] of 1946-56, according to Miss Doris I Oglesby, housing equipment spec ialist. THE SMILE ON THE DIAL 1460 RADIO SERVING ALL THE LAKE LANIER EMPIRE WDMF Program Schedule MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 5:28 Sign On 5:30 News 5:35 Strength For The Day 5:50 Gospel Time 6:00 Farm News Roundup 6:10 Daybreak in Dixie 6:30 Daybreak in Dixie 7:00 News 7:05 Joe's Good Morning Show 7:30 Joe's Good Morning Show 8:00 World News Roundup 8:15 Joe’s Good Morning Show 8:30 Joe’s Good Morning Show 9:00 News 9:05 Radio Obituary Column 9:10 Gospel Music and Thought For The Day 9:30 Country Music Time 10:00 News 10:05 Country Music Time 11:00 News 11:05 Housewife Time 12:00 World News 12:05 Georgia News 12:10 Local News 12:15 Farm Markets 12:20 Hillbilly Hits 12:30 Hillbilly Hits 12:45 Radio Obituary- Column 12:50 Gospel Time 1:00 World News 1:05 Hayloft Jamboree 2:00 News 2:05 Old Time Gospel Hour 3:00 News 3:05 The Sid Young Show 3:45 Big Top Ten 4:30 Jive Til Five 5:15 News 5:20 Sports Roundup 5:30 Sign Off * Times of special, Religious, and Public service programs will be announced over Ithe station. Of all fires started, home fires account for 60 percent, declares Miss Lucile Higginbotham, health education specialist, Agricultural Extension Service. Fnvate Enterprise . . . , -at its ’ 1 Bes \/ ‘ Rural El,ctric Sy • I.m I Yes, the cooperative way, private and free enterprise at its best, is as American as baseball and apple pie! The rural electrics have improved the working and living conditions of millions of people who just twenty years ago were without electric service . . . Rural Electrification has contributed greatly to the increased business of merchants in local communities, and throughout the nation its members have spent over billion dollars on ehctric appliances and W || e q u 'P menf alone! .. . Rural Electrification has made Georgia a better place to live! ... i ra, m -% " saw ne e — ■ ulbc //> ITIEmBEBSHIP IdLA Ctut7Kft CORPORBTIOn^^^ COMMUWITT SUILT • COMMUNITY tUIIVIR The world is crammed with brave men who are afraid of their wives. Differences of opinion makes mental progress possible and fist fights certain. Religion would be wonderful if some other people practiced its principles. Something A I l ° Crow About! *r * ‘ f . nnhn The person with money in the bank has something to “crow about”, for he has that feeling of security and self-confi dence that only “cash in the bank” can give. Open your account today and save regu larly each payday. Soon you’ll feel like ’’crowing” with pride. ' CUMMING / Y ROY p - OTWELL, SR., PRESIDENT "WHERE BANKING IS A PLEASUREV' > Thursday, Janutry^l7^s97