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Twenty-Six New
Members Added To
Blakely FHA Chapter
The twenty-six girls who were
eighth grade “Little Sisters’” in the
Blakely FHA Chapter last year are
new FHA members now, and the
old memhers are doing everything
they can to help < them know all
about FHA and become incerested
active members, They prepared
for each new member a little red
bound handbook with everything in
it a good member should know, the
FHA purpose, creed, motto, ete, It
also incudes a qualification sheet
for the Junior Homemaker Degree.
The new girls spent several days
at the first of school in their classes
studying the booklets, discussing
FHA and learning about degrees.
Twenty4wo of them have set up
their goals and begun work for
their Junior Homemaker Degree, In
all, forty-one girls in the chapter
are working for the Junior degree,
eleven for the chapter degree, and
cight for the State Homemaker de
gree, making sixty members working
toward degrees of achievement,
Alice Batchelor, who is in charge
of degree work in the chapter, is
meeting with the degree applicants
in groups at recess and at other
free times. The chapter awards
degrees to members who attain them
at the Mother-Daughter banquet
each year,
PATRICIA HUDSPETH,
Chm. Public Relations.
CONGRESSMAN PILCHER
TO SPEAK TO ROTARIANS
HERE FRIDAY AT NOON
It is announced by S. W. Tomp
kins, program chairman, that Con
gressman J. L. Pilcher of the Second
district, will speak to the Blakely
Rotary Club members at the noon
hour Friday.
Congressman Pilcher is a promi
nent business man of Meigs, which
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Board of Education. memb { the
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County Commiss on s 3 Thomas
county, member of the State Senats
directoar, of National Cotton Couneil
nd as tate Pureha ng \;.'n nt
He was elocted Congresaman in a
pecial dlection fallow .ne the ieal!
of the late } E. Cox, of Camilla
COongrova s ™l or will also
dre - i r _ ng next Tue ia
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Agronomist Advises
Combining Sericea
And Crimson Clover
A University of Georgia Agricul
tural Extension Service agronomist
said this week that there are more
than 240,000 acres of Sericea les
pedeza in Georgia today, and added
that the production of this crop
can be great)y increased by com
bining it with crimson clover,
J. R, Johnson pointed out that, in
tests a. the Georgia Experiment
Station, the combination of Sericea
snd crimson clover out-yielded all
other mixtures in forage production,
He said there are two seasons,
fall and spring, when good manage
ment is particularly necessary for
this combination. “In the fall, the
Sericea should be grazed closely
or mowed to allow the crimson
clover to come through. In the
spring, the crimson clover should be
mowed or grazed closely, allowing
only enough seed to be produced to
insure a volunteer stand,”” he ex
plained.
Johnson stated that, in establish
ing a stand of crimson clover on
Sericea sods, the usual method is to
clip or graze the Sericea in late
September or October, then scarify
the land by disking lightly and ap
plying 500 pounds of 0-12-12 ferti
lizer per acre. He advised sowing
20 pounds of Dixie crimson clove’
per acre.
. The agronomist pointed out that
the clover seed should be well inoc
ulated and rolled with a culti-packer
or covered with a drag harrow.
“Winter grazing will be produced
by the crimson clover, and the Se
ricea, which will be a valuable
plant during dry weather, will
furnish summer grazing,” Johnson
concluded,
Home improvement specialists sug
gest that you keep household sponges
fresh by sosking them in cold salt
water.
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Cooking Oil—Winterized, No. 5 Jug 89¢
Coffee—Farm Bell, I.lb. Can, 89¢ Value 69¢
Potted Meat 2 cans 15¢
Vienna Sausage 2 cans 29¢
Potatoes 5 lbs. 19¢
Sausage—Red Links, Lb. 39¢
Steak—Ground Chuck, Lb. : 49¢
Mixed Pan Sausage—Lb. 29c¢
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Market & Grocery
Phone 2114 Quick Delivery
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