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EARLY COUNTY NEWS, BLAKELY, GEORGIA
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Four Piece HEAT PROOF
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BOWL SET
SELLING A TRACT OF TIMBER
Agricultural Extension Service for
esters say there are three steps every
landowner should take before selling
a tract of timber, He should measure
the crop, provide for a satisfactory
cutting and sale, and provide for fu
ture crops from the land. The forest
ers say there is no way to make a
fair and satisfactory sale unless the
crop is measured, that a written agree
ment or contract is necessary, and
that the forest must be kept in contin
uous production.
MOSELY LIVESTOCK COMPANY
TEL. 3944 BLAKELY, GA.
2 DAILY CASH
T ,-. ~ MARKET FOR
’" A~ .M( ey ? YOUR LIVESTOCK
i Auction Every Tuesday
FABRIC FINISHES
Clothing Specialist Miss Avola White
sell, Agricultural Extension Service,
says within the past three decades, the
art and techniques of finishing fabrics
have developed to the extent that the
finish is as important, and in some
cases more important, than the fiber
content. She reports that there are
342 trade name finishes, Some of the
finishes impart as many as 25 different
physical properties, an average being
five to six.
Blakely, Georgia
RUSK HOWARD, Manager
Phone 3922 South Church St.
BLAKELY, GA.
Clark Memorials — Vaults
Septic Tanks
Grease Traps
Concrete Steps
Concrete Work
Cemetery Work
Down Spout (Splashes)
Eyeglasses may be the correct an
swer for children stumped by routine
school work. Children who often have
serious reading trouble may have vis
ion defects which require a competent
eve examination.
" THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1927
Parent-Teachers Club
The Damascus Parent-Teacher Cluly
will meet October 3 at 8 p. m. in the
school lunchroom,
A covered dish supper is planned
and we will be looking for you ta.
come bring a dish and enjoy the sup
er,
p'l‘he.» Dramatics Club will give a
short play and Mrs. W. E. McDowell,
president, will preside over a business:
meeting.
Your presenec and interet is always
appreciated.
Beta Club
Beta Club officers for the 1957-1958
school year are:
President: Patricia Tabb.
Vice President: Faye Tiner.
Secretary: Marion Jones.
Treasurer: Frank Timmons
Reporter: Bobby Tiner.
Social Committee: Clarene Killebrewr
and Beverly Jones.
* Boy-Girl of Month
The Damascus Public School facul
ty selected as the boy and girl of the
month for September Bobby Tiner
‘and Rebecca Allen. This recognition
is based largely on attitude and con
ductivity,
Cheer Leaders
Mrs. E. R. Pullen, cheer leader spon
sor, announces the following cheer
leaders for the 1957-1958 season: Bob
bie Walton, who will be captain, Betty
Jane Tedder, Lynda English, Carruth
English, Mary Lou Miller, Faye Tiner
and Jenny Widener.
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Lectures On Americanism
. The Damascus Public School com
pleted their series of lectures on
’Americanism on the morning of Sep
tember 27, 1957.
The Rev. I. M. McDuffie, pastor of
,the Damascus and Leary Methodist
[ Churches, was in charge of the devo
| tion,
| Dr. Don Bush, Doctor of Veterinary
| Medicine of Blakely, Georgia, gave an
interesting lecture on “Our Ancestors
}Gave Us An Agricultural Heritage."
He placed emphasis upon early prac
tices of farming and implements used.
Also, he brought in the role the farm
er has played in making America the
greatest country in the world.
Guest speakers last year were Mrs.
Mary Jane Hammack, of Blakely, whao
spoke on “What Being An American
Means to Me.” Mrs. Nell Howard, of
‘Damascus. lectured on “The Price Paid
[for Our American Heritage,” and the
|Rev. T. L. McConnell spoke on “Why
I Choose Americanism Instead of
Communism.”
The visiting ministers this school
year were the Rev. Claude Barfield,
the Rev. W. H. Ansley, and the Rev.
I. M. McDuffie. They gave devotions
prior to the Americanism Lectures.
Lecture speakers for the 1957-1958
series were Miss Henrinell Middleton,
Damascus, who spoke on “Why I Want
to Teach Youth About America,” Sen
ator Mobley Howell, whose topic was
“Why I Had Rather Serve a Demo
cratic Form of Government Than a
Communistic Form of Government’™
and Dr. Don Bush, who lectured on
“Our Ancestors Gave Us An Agricul
tural Heritage.”
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Georgia Planning
Its Biggest Fire
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~ Prevention Wee
I Atlanta.—Georgians' observance of
| Fire Prevention Week from October
6-12 will be the most general in the
state’'s history, Safety Fire Commis
sioner Zack D. Cravey reported.
! “Never during my tenure of office
‘have T seen such widespread interest
in the event,” he declared.
| “Reports from fire chiefs in every
‘section indicate the enthusiasm being
generated. Store windows in cities
iand towns will be flooded with fire -
safety posters, special lectures will be
“made at civic clubs and schools along
with fire safety demonstrations. Many
municipalities are planning parades.
Some communities will give handsome
prizes for best fire safety posters drawn
by school children. Rigid inspection
will be the order of the week every
where,
“Chief Parker Foster, of Elberton,
has scheduled a mammoth parade for
iThursday during the week and has in
vited firemen from all ‘over north
Georgia to be his guests.
“Parades also will be held in Ma
rietta, Cedartown, Waycross, and
Americus, to list a few cities.”
Commissioner Cravey said he was
especially grateful to the ministers of
Albany, who will put notices in their
church bulletins calling attention to
the week’s importance.
At Thomaston, a national insurance
company will send in 40 trained field
agents for a one-day inspection, Mr.
Cravey further stated.
Although Canada has less than one
per cent of the world’s population, it
leads the world in the production of
newsprint, nickel and asbestos, and
ranks as the sixth leading industrial
nation of the world.
MASONIC NOTICE
Magnolia Lodge No
86 I'ree and Accept
-7N ed Masons holds reg
!@‘ ular communications
ey on the first and third
Monday nights 1n
each month The
time of meeting is 8:30 p. m., FST,
during the summer and 8:00 p. m.
at other times. Visiting brethren
are cordially invited to attend.
CARL SPENCE, W. M.
H. E. BUSH, Sr., Secretary.