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EARLY COUNTY, GA. GARDEN SPOT OF GOD’S COUNTRY VOLUME LXXXI NO. 19 £-a uO 1 Wy-L , JM? ±< ffl I MMilwBHM’raM Sill at , CMfe _a 188 ; - - -■ -WmWml ■& ' a . --" z ~ r ' ’ -\W#wHb ■■ • <l< - wlbjfete dMHMi sL^^^T^wß® lHwfe 'wW soL ■ x WSBSBWW^M> «k w - ,'\ wSsV A ook '■JBraKffißfe ww -i S" ■ Eapgl . . < j/ "yi^K^l^BiiHlSHHk •• F ■ T3§S ,-. .WaM» /< fi& JmkW* ; ' «■’<“ I ■•* '’W 3 ■ ~ .. '- 1 -» /fMERICA— blessed land of ours—gives special tribute this Soon little faces, aquiver with happy anticipation, find sand IBSi /4 Christmas of 1941, to the one true Prince of Peace and in sleepy eyes, soft fingers relax and sleigh bells can be heard cherishes His words “Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men.” over the clap of Dander’s and Blitzen’s hoofs. Though men may stray for a time from His guidance, the Downstairs as the lights wink out, through the window in the gg|||||||sg belief of little children in Santa Claus rekindles the deep longing east a bright star of everlasting brilliance again lights the heart of gpgg for generous relations among civilized human beings. There is mankind and softly the voices of angels sing “Peace on Earth, Ivf i magic in the Yuletide. Good Will to Men.” /i I Warm lights glow softly as the older folks bustle about to make What finer gift to humankind? It is the gift we, on this news- f sure of Christmas cheer for the children. The tree has been gath- paper, wish to you all, our readers, to all the people of our com- EggpjSgdf gin ered and trimmed, and candles shed their radiance in tiny halos, munity, of our country, of our entire world. -4d 2F 4 . ~ Bfc •*:.« Jl • - wnl 1 service /• A^. ? ®Mlg Cotmtg JJewg Success to All Who Pay Their Honest Debts—“Be Sure You Are Right, Then Go Ahead.” BLAKELY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1941. 1 «■»<>«■»< xß»o«»<>aa»< PULL FOR BLAKELY —OR— PULL OUT $1.50 A YEAR