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THE BUTLER HERALD. BUTLER, GEORGIA, AUGUST 8, 1957.
CLASSIFIED ADS
MONDO GRASS
A permanent evergreen lawn
that never needs mowing. Should
never be mowed. Grows in the sun
or under trees. Withstands drouth
well. A beautiful blue--green lawn
Most of Georgia's
Liquor Stores Opened
Monday for Business
Macon, Aug. 6.—All of
retail liquor stores were back
Church Calendar for
Howard Charge
the year round. While the supply normal Monday as State Revenue
lasts, 25 sprigs, $2.98; 50, $5.00; 1 Commissioner T. V. Williams or-
100, $9.00; 5,000 or over, $50.00
per 1,000. (882p)
W. E. STREETMAN
R. 2; Box 21
Juniper, Georgia
PIGS FOR SALE
Several registered Hampshire
Boars. All good healthy stock. Come
and make your selection. Priced
reasonable.
EDWARD BENNS
Phone: UN. 2-4331.
Butler, Georgia
dered the reopening of the last two
of nine stores closed down last
week.
Two Macon stores were among
14 in the state allowed to reopen
Monday.
Meanwhile, Williams put pad
locks on 34 additional stores in the
state, bringing to 106 the total
closed in the last few (lays. Of this
number, 47 are still closed.
Others opened Monday included
five in Chatham county, three in
Liberty county and one each in
Muscogee, Bryan, Glynn and
i Wayne counties.
Williams said most of the stores
minor" infractions
Rev. Tegler Greer, pastor, an
nounces the Church Calendar for
,, , the Howard Charge of the Metho-
Macon s | ^ist church:
First Sunday:
Sand Bethel 10::00 A. M.
Charing 11:30 A. M.
Howard 8:00 P. M.
Second Sunday:
Howard 11:00 A. M.
Howard 8:00 p. m.
Third Sunday:
Mauk 11:00 A. M.
Mauk 8:00 P. M.
Fourth Sunday:
Wesley 10:00 A. M.
Union 11:30 A. M.
Wesley 8:00 P. M.
WANTED
WANT RELIABLE MAN FOR
SUNDAY ONLY—ROUTE PAPER closed were for
OUT IN COUNTRY • CONTACT: , of regulations. These include
BILL RICHARDS, 17 B’WESTWOOD,credit purchases—through giving
HEIGHTS, MACON, GA.
Everyone is cordially Invited to
attend all of these services.
CASE OF TYPHOID
FEVER IS SUSPECTED IN
UPSON COUNTY
(881b)
bad checks to wholesalers—and
selling on credit to consumers, he
said.
Funeral Wednesday
In Philadelphia, Pa.
For Capt. W.W. Fitts
HELP WANTED—Female. Experi
enced foreladies and operators of
the Merrow Machines and single
needle machines for children’s cot
ton shirts and T-shirts. Steady
work, good pay, air-conditioned
building. Please apply or phone.
Roberta Manufacturing Co.
(82b) Roberta, Georgia
Americus, Aug. 5—Funeral serv
FOR SALE ices for Capt. W. W. Fitts will take
place at Philadelphia Naval Sta-
My new home (seven months jtion Wednesday. Burial at Arling-
old) with Jalousie doors and ton cemetery.
windows, with full glassed in Capt. Fitts died Sunday i’A Phila-
porch; warm in winter; cool injdelphia. He was 48.
summer; city water; electricity) Bom in Meridian, Miss., Capt.
and bottled gas, in City limits; plus Fitts had lived in Carrollton, Daw-
three acres and income from a 3- j son and Americus. He had lived in
room tenant house- fine garden; Georgia about 17 years.
Immediate occupancy. Have literal- The captain was commandant of
ly and figuratively TRAVELED the naval base in Philadelphia. Ht.
considerably, by reason of having was wounded several times during
visited 31 of our 48 states, plus 26 j World War II.
foreign countries. The urge is on | He was a holder of the Navy
once again to place my feet on cross, two silver stars and the
even tnough it is bad on bronze star. Capt. Fitts was a
shoe leather. (8’8) member of the Presbyterian
WALLACE M. MONK, I church.
An Upson countian who has
shown a weakly positive test to ty
phoid, has caused the Department
of Public Health and the patient’s
private physician to list the case
as a “typical suspect.”
According to her private physi
cian, the patient has beep under
treatment for about a month and
was hospitalized last week.
MAUK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rustin and
family were Saturday night guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Welch of
Ellaville.
Little Miss Linda Waller of Al
bany is spending a few days with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
D. Waller.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ingram of Co
lumbus and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Harbuck Jr. of Macon, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Pike.
Mrs. B. S. Pittman spent last
week in Columbus with her daugh
ter, Mrs. D. L. Conant.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Moore of
Richland were Saturday guests of
Mrs. E. H. Morrison.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Moorse of Al
pharetta, attended the singing here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Gill of Colum
bus were Saturday night guests of
Mrs. Amy Gill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel and
family of Thomastcn were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brannon
Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon
Montgomery, Mr. Jimmy Earl Hill
of Thomaston and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Purvis of Butler were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. E. H.
“We are treating her for typhoid
fever but we don’t know at this j Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. C. Hill,
time if she has a mild case of ty- I We are sorry to report that Mrs.
phoid or if the weakly positive | Clyde Whitley is in the Montgom-
test to typhoid is due to having ty-| ery hospital. Her many friends
phoid vaccine some time ago. The j w j s h for her an early recovery,
immediate family has been advised
to take precaution of getting ty
phoid inoculation,” the physician
said. “The isolation has been lifted
and the case is non-contagious,”
he added.
i 1st Sunday: Midway Baptist
CEMETERY NOTICE 'Church. Sunday School 10:00. Wor-
The Crowell cemetery has already j ship 11:00 a. m. and 7 p. m.
been cleaned. Anyone wishing to' , , „ , „ , . .. .
help pay for this work will please 2nd and 3rd Sundays: Antioch
send contribution to Mrs. J. D. Ba P tlst church - Sunday School
Cosey, at Butler.
Reynolds, Georgia
Phone Tllden 7-4455.
SALE ON PIANOS
TWO KRUI.L BOYS
ATTEMPT SUICIDE
IN ATLANTA PRISON
Atlanta, Ga—Two brothers con-
Chick Piano Company in Athens
is conducting a sale on the world’s
finest quality pianos. Also going at victed of rape and sentenced to die
sale prices are practice pianos, t° re at their flesh in federal prison
small factory rebuilts and popular ce Ds in Unsuccessful attempts at
priced new spinets and consoles. suicide.
Chick Piano Company The two - George and Michael
279 N. Lumpkin St. Krull of McKeesrock, Pa., lost the
Athens, Georgia , last ho P e of avoiding Georgia’s
(814b)
Phone: LI. 3-4348
FOR SALE
electric chair when President Ei
senhower turned down a celemncy
plea.
Warden Wilkinson of the U.S.
David Bradley 5-Hp. Garden Penitentiary said the two evident-
Tractor with Cultivator, Turning ly had agreed sometime ago to try
Plow, Middle Buster, 42-inch disc. su ieide if the plea for executive
Harrow, Fertilizer Distributor and] C ^ emenc Y failed.
Planter; also 2-wheel Tractor Trail- I George 36, and Michael, 32,were
er; used one season; good as new j convicted in federal court and sen-
will sell at sacrifice. If interested fenced to die for the 1955 rape of
see (8’1)
Mauk, Antioch, Midway
DR. WILLIS L WEBB
OPTOMETRIST
Fort Valley, Ga.—Phone 611
Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Except Wednesday
110:30 a. m. Worship at 11:30 a. m.
and 7 p. m.
4th Sunday: Mauk Baptist
Church: Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Worship at 11 a. m. Training Union
6 p. m. Song and worship at 7 p.m.
You are always welcome to study
and worship with us.
” E. H. DUNN. Pastor.
If ifs sei'vice you like, keep your
checking account at the
THE CITIZENS STATE BANKS
(Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corpooration)
BUTLER, GEORGIA
REYNOLDS, GEORGIA
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FOR SALE
| Six Room Frame Dwelling with all
| modern conveniences; in good state of re-
| pairs. ,
* Two large chicken houses, 2;500 ca-
| pacity. Chicken yard fenced. 40 or 50 fruit
| trees of various kind; half of trees bearing.
| Grape and Scuppernong vines. Six Pecan
| trees.
| Four acres of land, more or less’ in
| high state of cultivation.
* Property located in City of Butler.
:j: If Interested, See or Write:
ED McCANTS
Butler, Georgia
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Plymouth sales are snowballing! Big volume
means you get terrific savings in
ED McCANTS
Butler, Georgia
FOR SALE
a Chattanooga woman. She was
kidnaped in Chattanooga, taken to
a federal reservation in Georgia,
repeatedly raped and otherwise
mistreated.
One Upright Piano in good con
dition. One G.-E. Roller Type Tron-
er, good as new. (7253)
E. J. STINSON
Butler, Georgia
Phone UN. 2-3743
PIGS FOR SALE
Registered Hampshire Boars and
Gilts. Also several Hampshire pigs
not registered. All good healthy
stock. Come make your own se
lection. Price reasonable.
EDWARD BENNS
Butler, Ga.
Phone UN. 2-4331
GROW VEGETABLES & FLOW
ERS TWICE AS LARGE with fish-
work castings—richest soil known.
Make lawn beautiful. Sold by the
tub or by the truck load at my
farm. Flint River Worm Farm.
Phone 7-4280, Re ynolds, Georgia.
(6’20’20tb)
WANTED TO BUY: Timber land
farms, or cut-over timber lands in
Southwest Georgia. Write to Tim
ber Lands, Post Office Box 829,
Americus, Georgia, giving number
of acres, price and location of
land. (3’7’tf)
' SPINET PIANO, NEW, to be sold
in your neighborhood. Save $100 on
this bautiful instrument. Also me
dium size upright piano only $195.
Terms to suit responsible party.
Write Floyd Ellington, 925 North
Bethel St., Thomaston, Georgia.
(6204b)
STOP MENSTRUAL PAIN
BEFORE IT STARTS!
• • . and relieve pre-menmual tension
ThU medical discovery treats the causes,
not just the symptoms of pre-menairuat
tension, thus relieving the distress that
may leave you sensitive and more subject
to pain when your period starts. Get a
month's supply of Dent's TRAN-QIJIL-EEZ
today. SO UbleUjfl month's supply) QO
SMITH'S PHARMACY, Butler. Ga.
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“A LITTLE NEGLECT
MAY BREED GREAT
MISCHIEF’*
Nature protects our body by
enclosing most of it in our
skin. As long as the skin is
unbroken, infectious germs
are kept out.
Therefore, it is not wise to
neglect any scratch, cuts, or
skin abraisans which open
the door to great mischief.
Aply first aid as soon as pos
sible.
Right now is a good time to
check your supply of first aid
needs and to get one of the
new powerful antiseptics that
are so safe and dependable.
Of course, unless your acci
dent is a trivial one you will
imediately check with 'your
physician.
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
UNion 2-3875
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
Bring your Prescriptions to
us and they will be filled •
promptly and carefully.
A great many people en
trust us with the responsi
bility of filling their pre
scriptions. May we compound
yours?
SMITH'S PHARMACY
BUTLER, GA.
“Prescriptions First*
*Quotation by Ben Franklin
(1706-1790)
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NOW’S THE TIME FOR THE BEST DEAL
The terrific success of Plymouth—sales growing
faster by far than the “other two”—means your
Plymouth dealer can give you the greatest deal
of your life on a 3-years-ahead Plymouth Right
Now! Prices are low-trades high!
Learn how little it costs to own the only car in
the low-price 3 that brings you Torsion-Aire Ride
. . . years-ahead Flight-Sweep Styling . . . Push-
Button TorqueFhte (optional) . . . many other
vital advances that mean your new Plymouth will
stay new!
You’re years ahead...dollars ahead with
Suggs Motor Company
Butler, Georgia
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