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Official Organ City of Blakely
and County of Early
Published Every Thursday
OFFICE IN NEWS BUILDING
South Main Street
BLAKELY, GEORGIA
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Blaely, Ga., July 12, 1956,
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Excerpts from Early County News
Of July 12, 1906.
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THE DEATH of Mrs. E. J. Black is
chronicled in The News this week.
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MR. J. W. BRIDGES has gone into
business again on his own hook.
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* MR. R. L. BIRD, of Marianna, Fla,,
js visiting in Blakely this week.
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MISS EUZERA ELDER and Mr. N.
M. Cox were united in marriage in
Atlanta last Tuesday.
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MR. T. J. HOWELL received Tues
day a fine pair of red fox hounds from
New York.
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MRS. J. J. NEUMAN and baby, of
Valdosta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Boyd.
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DR. E. F. SAPP and family left
Wednesday for Hawkinsville to make
their home.
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MISS ETHEL COLLINS, of Colomo
kee, is spending several days with
friends in Blakely.
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THE DEATH of Captain Phil E.
Boyd, of Leary, is chronicled in this
issue of The News.
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MR. JOHN W. WADE, of Birming
ham, was over with his old friends
the past week.
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MESSRS. John L. Scott and Will T.
Lewis, of Rowena, were visitors in
Blakely Wednesday.
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MISS INDIA COOK is attending a
house party at Mrs. W. E. Bostwick's,
in Arlington, this week.
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ONE OF THE most exciting games
“WORRY, WORRY,
THAT IS THE EVIL
OF LIFE”
—— *(Author’s name below): ——
One foolish way to worry
is to think you have some
sickness, and then to do
nothing about it. Some peo
ple are afraid to go to a
physician because they are
afraid he might tell them
they have the trouble they
are worrying about.
Relieve your mind quick
ly. Visit your physician
immediately if you think
something is wrong. Don't
try to treat yourself. Get
his expert advice, and the
odds are that not only are
your worries unnecessary,
but under his skilled treat
ment you will get better
quickly if you really have
something wrong with you.
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YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
2-7-54
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
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Pick un your prescription
if shopping near us, or let
us deliver promptly with
out extra charge. A great
many people entrust us
with the responsibility of
filling their prescriptions.
May we compound yours?
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Hall Drug Co.
28 Court Square, N.
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
*Quotation by Thomas Edison
(1847-1931)
Copyright 1956 (TW3)
of the season was that between Wall
Street and Board Walk last Friday.
Wall Street won, 12-10. Butler pitch
ed for Wall Street and Martin for
Board Walk. ¢
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MR. B. R. COLLINS was admitted
to the bar in Columbus last Wednes
day and has decided to locate in
Blakely.
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MISS NANNIE JONES, of Colomo
kee, returning from Florala, Ala, is
the guest of Miss Rebe Standifer,
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SARDIS NEWS, by Three Friends:
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10 EACH WEEK IN 8 WEEKLY, CONTESTS
Ist PRIZE EACH WEEK
MERCURY MONTCLAIR
PHAETON
plus all-expense paid trip to New York for
two via American Airlines o suite at Waldorf-
Astoria e guest of Ed Sullivan at his show.
SIO,OOO CASH to new Mercury
buyers—Awarded instead of new
Phaeton if you buy a new Mercury
during contest and before being advised
of winning one of the 10 top weekly prizes.
(See Official Entry Blank for details)
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YOU CAN ENTER EVERY WEEK ... here's all you do!
IGo to your Mercury dealer today. »
2 Pick up Official Rules and Entry Blank.
GO TO YCUR MERCURY DEALER TODAY!
In order to keep their mills running during the slack months, Fieldcrest
Blanket Mills have given us considerable price concessions. We are passing
these savings on to you in order to bring you the greatest Mid-Summer Blanket
Sale in the history of Blakely. Make your choice early while selections are
complete. A 50c¢ deposit holds your blanket until Fall.
FIELDCREST NYLOMAR—Size 72x84,pink, blue, gold, light green, Siam
ese red, mocha, mosstone and turquoise, 5 inch satin binding, regular
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FIELDCREST MAY GARDEN PRINTS—Size 72x90, extra large, white and
pink backgrounds with delicate rosebud designs in colors; regular
B o A e e e R
FIELDCREST NYLON BLENDED PLAIDS—Size 72x84; Nylon blended
with cotton and rayon for warmth, durability and extra nap, 5 inch sat
in binding, in rose, turquoise, grey and mocha, reg. $7.95, now________ $5.95
FIELDCREST COTTON BLANKETS—Size 60x76 and 66x76; satin bound
and of the finest combed cotton yarns, single and double sizes, smart
plaid designs : . Siingle $1.00; Double $2.98
FIELDCREST PART WOOL PLAlDS—Doubled and double bed size; wool,
rayon and cotton, regular $4.95, now - _ . ... _.53.98
FIELDCREST CHATEAU—Size 72x90:;100 per cent Acrilan, ink, gold, blue,
green, mocha, mosstone, hyacinth and white; washable, mothproof,
wonderfully warm, extra strong, dries fast, non-allergic, mildew proof
and with super wear 7 inch binding; save $2.00,n0w . $14.95
FIELDCREST TREASURE—A luxurious blend of Nylon, rayen and cotton,
bound with super-wear acetate twill binding, in nine colors; size 72x90,
regular $12.50, now . s AR R e T s
FIELDCREST ELECTRIC BLANKETS—DoubIe bed size, single control, in
four decorator colors, Jamaica red, Caribbean green, Bermuda rose,
and Bahama blue; guaranteed for 2 years, mothproof and washable;
regular $29.95, now ________ $19.95; Dual control . $24.95
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CHARLES E. BOYETT CcPARTMENT STORE
EARLY COUNTY NEWS, SLAKELY, GEORGIA
Mr. John A, White and Miss Addie
McKnight were married last Wednes
day, Judge Oliver officiating.
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TUESDAY a gay party of young
people enjoyed a picnic at Grimsley's
mill,
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MR. CRAWFORD FRYER and Dr, E,
E. Irwin went down to Apalachicola,
Fla, on July 4 to play with the Arl
ington baseball team. Apalachicola
won all three games,
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH was gen
erally observed in Blakely. The chief
SPECIAL BONUS AWARDS
2nd - 10th PRIZES EACH WEEK
9 MERCURY MONTEREY
PHAETONS
.+ « plus 25 G.E. portable TV sets, light,
easy to carry . .. 300 Elgin American Signet
automatic cigarette lighters each week.
$2,000 cash to usedcarbuyers
—Awarded in addition to new Phaeton if
you buy a used éar during contest and
before being advised of winning one of
the 10 top weekly prizes.
3 Complete last line of Mercury Phaeton rhyme.
4 Mail Official Entry Blank to “Mercury Contest”.
attraction was two baseball games be
tween Hartford and Blakely. Blake
ly won both, the morning game go
ing 15-4 and the afternoon game 11-1,
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THERE ARE now six rural routes
running out of Blakely. On No. 1 J.|
G. Mashburn is the carrier; on No. 2,
;J. E. Womack; on No. 3, J. W. Lindsey;
on No. 4, Foy Haynes; on No. 5, Roy
| Alexander; and on No. 6, W, H, Alex
' ander. .
! One acre out of every ten planted
in the United States is lost annually
to insect damage.
DON'T BE THREADBARE!
BUY NEW HARDWARE!
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND BUILDING
AND FARM SUPPLIES
For your pastures, we like to BOAST!
OSMOS pressure-treated FENCE POSTS,
Deteriorate never! They will last forever—
For your money, you get the MOST!
House Plan Books, 50c Each
UNDERWOOD HARDWARE CO.
WE HAVE IT
(if we can find it)
Phone 3544
NOW READY TO MAKE YOUR
TRACTOR REPAIRS
. — BRING THEM TO US —
General Repairs On All Autos, and Specializing
In Front-End Work.
RABON MOTOR COMPANY
(Hiram Rabon)
BRING YOUR COWS AND HOGS TO US!
Our pens are located at e
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Mill. We buy, trade or £49 // RS
sell. Your business will v ',"\' RN
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Telephones: Office 3944; Residence 2964
Mosely Livestock Yards
W. L. Mosely, - Blakely, Ga.:
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Changes Windrows to Bales in a Hurry
—Gives You Better Hay to Feed or Sell!
_ Whether you turn hay into meat, milk or ready
' cash, you'll find this baler a good investment.
It’s an automatic twine-tie machine with many
convenient features to help do away with the hard
work of making hay. It works fast—efficiently, to save
more of the valuable nutrients in your hay crop.
: Up to 8 Bales Per Minute
Under favorable baling conditions, the Dearborn
Hay Baler can produce as many as eight firm packed
bales in a minute —ten tons of hay in an hour.
\ Whether hay is extra tough or just right for baling,
this machine makes better bales that are well filled
and tightly tied.
This rugged baler has a proven record of depend
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tant to you. It explains why, on large and small farms
alike, the Dearborn Hay Baler provides the con
venient and profitable way to handle the age-old
task of putting up hay.
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See it Soon!
We invite you to ask for a demonstration of the
Dearborn Hay Baler—convince yourself that here is !
modern hay baling at its best. ’
Stop in next time you’re in town and get full details, |
Convenient terms available. i
MORRIS TRACTOR COMPANY
DIAL 3044 BLAKELY, GA.
TRACTOR
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