Early County news. (Blakely, Ga.) 1859-current, May 28, 1953, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextDISTRICT MEETS FOR 4-H MEMBERS BEGIN IN JUNE Thousands of 4-H Club members all over Georgia are brushing up on their speeches and educational dem onstrations and are putting final touches to their record books as they prepare for District Project .Achievement Meetings which will start in June. 'County eliminations have been held in a number of counties already, and the district meetings are the next step up the long ladder toward state and national 4-H champion ships. Mrs. Martha Harrison and L. R. ’Dunson, assistant state 4-H Club leaders for the University of Geor gia Agricultural Extension Service, gave the following schedule for the district events: Southeast, June 15- 17, at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Tifton; Southcentral, June 17-19, also at ABAC; Northwest, July 1-3, at West Georgia College, Carrollton; Southwest, July 8-10, at Georgia Southwestern College, Amer icas; Northeast, July 13-14, at the University of Georgia, Athens; and North, July 15-16, also at the Uni versity. Twenty-six counties will be repre sented at four of the meetings, while 27 counties will be represented at the other two. Each district meeting will feature competition in 15 projects for boys and 19 projects for girls. These ac tivities include everything from muf fin making to tractor maintenance. In addition to the junior and senior boys and girls who will com pete for district project champion ships, each county will send two voting delegates who will elect Dis trict Council officers for 1954. 'District officers and advisers for this year will be on hand at each meeting, and will play a large part in executing the program. County and home demonstration agents will be in charge of county delegations, and will help 4-H lead ers, Extension subject-matter spe cialists, the 4-H officers and advisers conduct the program. BLAKELY - UNION F. F. A. NEWS The Tri-County Social for the F. F. A. and F. H. A. will be held in Donalsonville June 2. The bus will leave the Blakely-Union School at 7 o’clock p. m. on this date. This year the F. F. A. has a num ber of students on its honor roll. They are: Norman Nobles, Harold Perry, Jimmy Brown, Jimmy Tem ples, William Chambers, William Odom, Norman Smith Harrell White, Nick Collins, A1 J eider, Wiliam Hudspeth, Gordon Jenkins, Lewis Jones, Dwight Mercer, Clifford Sin gletary, t Jan Whitehurst, Johnny Hoi man, Pace Whitehead, Calvin Loy less, Johnny Parker, Tom Peters, John Pritchett, and John Puckett. These boys have an average of 90 or above in Vocational Agriculture. JIMMY TEMPLES, Reporter. REPLACE OLD HENS The most successful poultrymen raise out enough pullets each spring and summer to replace the old hens 100 per cent each fall, according to poultry specialists for the Agricul tural Extension Service. Pullets are raised primarily to keep up egg pro duction when the old hens start failing in production in the fall. The Bluffton Swimming Pool now open—good, clean swimming pool, new, clean dressing rooms. MOR RIS LEE. TDE, insecticide used on tobacco, according to C. R. Jordan, entomol ogist for the University of Georgia Agricultural Extension Service, is the same as HDD. BLAKELY THEATRE Thursday-Friday, May 28-29 JANE POWELL—FARLEY GRANGER in “SMALL TOWN GIRL” Saturday, May 30 A GOOD WESTERN “PALS OF THE SADDLE” Late Show Saturday Night ALEXANDER DUMAS’ “LADY IN THE IRON MASK” Sunday-Monday, May 31-June 1 DEBORAH KERR—STEWART GRANGER in “THE PRISONER OF ZENDA” Tuesday-Wednesday, June 2-3 JOAN LESLIE—ELLEN DREW in “MAN IN THE SADDLE” Biggest Value I you can ry/'WL I i= i fi r V » Kill (m 1 % vi;-: jfe. 2E7 ..... .... / mm ml Now *53 Dodge Coronet V-8 Four-Door Sedan Compare what you get for what you pay. Discover that Dodge prices start below many models in the lowest-priced field. Size up the extra comfort, safety and style distinction Dodge offers. Step up to a solid, dependable Dodge. Step out in the smartest bargain on the road—the Mobilgas Economy Winner! Extras like these at no extra cost! t ! f Only Dodge give* you all Ihi* Action! • Two-speed electric windshield wipers • Flashing 140-h.p. Red Ram V-Eight s • Two brake cylinders in front wheels • Gyro-Torque Drive with “SCAT” gear i| • Safety Rim Wheels • Independent • Less “deadweight” parking brake • Oil bath air cleaner Only Dodge gives you all this Comfort! • Oilite fuel filter • Weatherproof Igni • Chair-high “Comfort-Contour” Seats § tion System • Anti-rattle rotary door • Road-leveling Oriflow ride control latches • Resistor spark plugs • Exhaust I • Added head, leg, elbow-room I valve seat inserts 'r i I Only Dodge gives you all this added Safoty! | ALWAYS DEPENDABLE • Takes curves like a true sports car 53 I £ • Oversize Safe-Guard hydraulic windshield brakes | { • Anti-distortion curved | Only Dodge gives you all this Dependability! | DODGE * Extra-rugged box-girder frame finish | ■< i • Longer-lasting baked enamel 1 • Solid, substantial Dodge construction | < ,*v V-EIGHT OR SIX PODGE TOPS AIL 8’s IN MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN! Specifications and equipment subject to change without notice. BOYETT MOTOR CO. PUBLIC SQUARE BLAKELY, GA, Unusual Profit Opportunity For Farmers Look at these U. S. average prices compared to a year ago: HOGS—$10.00 more profit on a 2 00 pound hog. Corn price lower. Purina Hog Chow down $15 a ton or more. EGGS-—Prices highest on record for this time of year, 10c a dozen above last spring’s price. Purina lay ing chows cost almost $10 a ton less than last year. CHICKS and PULLETS—Fewer chicks started this year than last. Offer unsual profit opportunity for chicks started light now and fed right to get lots of eggs early next fall when prices are expected to be ’"g h - BROILERS—Prices higher and Broliler Chow price is down, SEE US RIGHT NOW FOR GOOD PURINA CHOWS TO HELP YOU CASH IN. C. A. BELL SEED & FEED CO. lead the ads in The News. EARLY COUNTY NEWS, BLAKELY, GEORGIA •j m Get more mm—mmmmmrnm—mmmmmm for your money BUfii::, res PM mr l ! / i TRUCKS $ 1668 ❖ delivered locally' buys a 1953 GMC Pickup with • • 105 HP Valve-in-head Engine . 8.0 to 1 Com pression Ratio . “6-Footer” Cab - 45-Ampere Generator • Double-Acting Shock Absorbers • Recirculating Ball-Bearing Steering . Self Energizing Brakes • Synchro-Mesh Trans mission • 6-Ply Heavy-Duty Tires. ♦Model 101-22. DUAL-RANGE TRUCK HVDRA-MATIC and other optional equipment, accessories, state and local taxes, if any, additional. Prices may vary slightly in adjoining communities due to shipping charges. All prices subject to change without notice. Thompson Motor Company 108 N. MAIN ST. BLAKELY, GA. mm. mm £;*i- For You and Your Family PRUDENTIAL’S NEW SICKNESS & ACCIDENT PROTECTION §§ • protection non-concellobfe, plans.. guaranteed renewable income • family and individual Hospital and Surgical policies. t Oscar Whitchard BLAKELY, GA. m THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA A mutual life insurance company Incorporated by the State of New Jersey -HOME OFFICE. NEWARK, N J c CLASSIFIED LOCAL RATES: Minimum, 50c for one insertion of ad with not more than 25 words; three insertions, $1. Additional words 2c word. FOR RENT —Apartment to couple. See MRS. W. A. FUQUA. It REFRIGERATORS — Good used boxes, $'3.00 down, $1.00 per week. WESTERN AUTO STORE. 5-28-tf FOR SALE —One steel cabinet shower and 2 ceiling fans. See “TIGE” PICKLE at Deep South Mo tor Court. 5-21-3t PLANTS FOR SALE— Anthy Ran thums, that great Texas annual flow er; grows up about waist high, and the foliage has every color in the rainbow. Potted plants, $3.00 doz.; smaller plants, $2.00 doz. Can ship postpaid. MRS. S. L. HARTLEY, 222 Maple Awe., Blakely, Ga. 5-7-tf FREE MOTH-PROOF BAG at HOWELL’S CLEANERS with 1 each two dollars worth of cleaning. Call 4724 for pick-up and delivery. 5-28-tf FOR SALE —Ring-neck pheasant eggs, Can supply about 100 per week. S. A. WRIGHT, Cedar Springs, Ga. 4-23-6tp ELECTRIC FANS— 10 inch oscil lating $26.95. fans, $11.95; 18-inch pedestal fans, You can save money at WESTERN AUTO STORE. 5-28-tf FOR SALE —Used Frigidaire elec range and Frigidaire table-top electric water heater. Cheap. Phone Frank McDonald at Consoli Gas Co. 4-23-tfc OIL FILTERS— 98c to $1.12. Car a spare and save money at WESTERN AUTO STORE. 2-26-tf WATER HOSE— $2.69 for 25 ft.; for 50 ft. This is a good plastic hose. WESTERN AU STORE. 2-26-tf POWER MOWERS $44.95 up— in and see our complete selec of garden hose and lawn sup plies. ECONOMY AUTO STORE, & George Warrick. 3-12-tf WOULD YOU LIKE to plant clean, SEED PEANUTS next at 17c per pound? Then save seed this fall and have them at PUCKETT BROTHERS SEED PLANT. 11-1 BATTERIES, $9.95 Ex.—Come in ies see our complete line of batter for cars, trucks and tractors. ECONOMY AUTO STORE, Alto & George Warrick. 1-8-tf WANTED, SCRAP IRON — Will buy your scrap iron or will exchange wood for scrap iron. ALVIN DAY, Bay street. 3-4-tf FOR THAT new desk chair, filing cabinet, office equipment and sup plies, call or write D. CLYDE MOR GAN. 4-16-tf ______ FOR SALE — Stove wood and house wood. See me or drop me a card. Will deliver large load any where within 20 miles of Blakely or Damascus. ALVIN DAY, Blakely, theGa. Phone 4132. 3-4-tf POND WORMS, Oak Worms, Red Worms. ECONOMY AUTO STORE, Alto & George Warrick. 4-16-tf HELP WANTED—Man or woman to distribute Watkins Nationally Ad vertised Products to established cus farmers in Blakely. Full or part time. Earnings unlimited. No car or oth er investment necessary. Write Mr. C. R. Ruble, Dept. 5-4, The J. R. Watkins Company, Memphis, Ten nessee. lt “Pumpkin Pine” As a furniture wood, pine has been gaining increasing favor. Many pine pieces are being finished to simulate antique or Early American furniture. One of these finishes, known as “pumpkin pine” is a mel low yellow color. One way of obtain ing this finish is to apply a blend of orange shellac and light mahog any spirit stain. A final coat of straight orange shellac is applied before the finished surface is rubbed with 4/0 steel wool and waved to a dull lustre. * TENDER FLAKE—A new and improved Flour for better baking. Phone 2924 when in need of Groceries, BIUCHID „ Meats, Fruits and I I Vegetables. I L U i 'Y m % m Your Complete s« Market and I l j Grocery KURtitT MOTMSJ. luerpmlti. ETMSVIUt IHft - >■ ^ VLu jd. 3 .—, sw ms Down Cme Flora -i FRYER’S MARKET Blakely, Georgia SPECIAL — All metal ironing hoards at $5.95. WESTERN AUTO STORE. 5-28-tf FOR SALE —Two-wheel Interna tional trailer .with steel dump body; like new. J. SUWANNEE YATES. 5-14-tf FISHING LICENSE —1953.and ’54 license now due. We have them. WESTERN AUTO STORE. 4-9-tf FOR SALE —Cocker Spaniel tan and white spotted pups. Telephone 4734. 4-30-2t 600x16 TIRES $9.95 exc.. Come in and get a set now while they last. ECONOMY AUTO STORE, Alto & George Warrick. 3-12-tf PLAY POOLS —80-gal. capacity, 5 ft. wide, $9.95. WESTERN AUTO STORE. 5-28-tf ■ PLAN NOW to save your peanut seed this fall and store them with PUCKETT B'ROS. WAREHOUSE. Fully covered by insurance; $1.00 $1.00 per ton per month. 4-9-tf FISH BAIT —Oak worms, Penny Winkers, Meal Worms, Red Wig glers. WESTERN AUTO STORE. 4-9-tf FREE MOTH-PROOF BAG at HOWELL’S CLEANERS with each two dollars worth of cleaning. Call 4724 for pick-up and delivery. 5-28-tf LEGAL NOTICE. Benjamin Frank et al. vs. Julius Frank et al. No.-in the Supe rior Court of Early County, Geor gia, July Term, 1953. Equitable Partition, Receivership, and other relief. To Catherine Daniel, O. C. Knight, and J. B. Knight, defendants in the above case, whose address is 281 Broad Street, Newark, New Jersey: You are hereby notified that the above captioned action was filed in the Superior Court of Early County, Georgia, on the 18th day of April, 1953, in the office of the Clerk of the said Court, and 'by virtue of an order for service by publication which was signed by the judge of said court on the same day of Apri, 1953, you are hereby commanded to be and ap pear at said court within 60 days of the date of said order for service by publication, and on the 19th day of June, 1953, to answer in said matter. Witness the Hon. W. I. Geer, Judge of said Court, this the 18th day of April, 1953. BERT TARVER, Clerk of Superior Court of Early County, Georgia. LEGAL NOTICE Benjamin Frank et al. vs. Julius Frank et al. No- in the Super ior Court of Early County, Geor gia, July Term, 1953. Equitable Partition, Receivership, and other relief. To all parties claiming an interest the assets described in the petition in the above case: By virtue of an order passed on 18th day of April, 1953, by the Hon, W. I. Geer, Judge of said as provided for in Georgia, Laws 1939, pages 344-5, you are hereby required to intervene in said not later than July 20, 1953. This 18th day of April, 1953. BERT TARVER, Clerk of Superior Court of Early County, Georgia. HOUSES —OR— APARTMENTS FOR RENT MRS. I. D. FELDER BLAKELY, GA.

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Early County news. (Blakely, Ga.) 1859-current, May 28, 1953, Image 10