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EARLY COUNTY NEWS, BLAKELY, GEORGIA
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P. T. A. Dinner
The Damascus Parent-Teacher Asso
eiation will serve a barbecue dinner on
Sunday, November 12, 1961 from 11:30
a. m., until 1:30 p. m. Price of plates
will be 50 cents and one dollar.
American Education Week
American Education Week is being
observed in the Damascus school this
week. Parents are invited to visit the
school on Friday and have lunch in
the school cafeteria,
Athletics
Coach W. T. Henry's basketball
teams will play teams from the Arling
ton High School on Friday night of
this week. The varsity girls game will
begin at 7 p. m.
Boy and Girl Of The Month
Norman Cannon and Lynda Lindsey
have been selected as the Boy and
Girl of the month for September by
the Damascus High School faculty.
This recognition is based largely on
attitude and conduct.
FLB ASSOCIATION
OF CAMILLA ELECTS
OFFICERS, LOAN COM.
At the October meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Federal Land
Bank Association of Camilla, the fol-
Jowing officers and members of the
Loan Committee were elected for a
one year term: Lewis B. Campbell of
Camilla, Georgia, President; Arthur
B. Reynolds of Donalsonville, Georgia,
Vice President; E. J. Hinchliffe of
Camilla, Georgia, Manager; J. R. Pin
son 111, of Baconton, Georgia, Assist
ant Manager; Mrs. Mary G. Davis of
Camilla, Office Assistant. |
The Loan Committee was elected as
follows: T. E. Akridge, Jr., Rt. 3, Ca
milla, Georgia; Y. M. Blanchard, RFD,
Meigs, Georgia; Edwin H. McMillan,
Thomasville, Georgia; Dan P. Ward,
Cairo, Georgia; Lewis B. Campbell,
Camilla, Georgia; Arthur B. Reynolds,
Donalsonville,~ Georgia; E. J. Hinch
liffe, Camilla, Georgia.
The Federal Land Bank Association
of Camilla makes and services farm
loans for the Federal Land Bank of
Columbia, S. C., in the counties of
Baker, Calhoun, Decatur, Dougherty,]
Barly, Grady, Miller, Seminole and
Thomas. |
Former Early Countian
Opens Modern New Animal
Clinic In Gainesville
Dr. W. B. Martin has recently built
and opened a brand new, modern ani
mal hospital in Gainesville, Fla,,
where he practices veterinary medi
cime, Early county friends will be in
terested to learn. Dr. Martin is the son
of Mrs. W. B. Martin, Sr.. of Cedar
Springs. Dr. Martin is married to the
former Miss Dynva Miller, also a for
mer resident of Early county.
F. W. B. Women's
Aux., Convention Meets
At Reynolds Nov. 14
The Georgia State F. W. B. Women's
Auxiliary Convention will be held at
the Mount Olive Church in Reynolds,
Georgia, on the 14th day of November,
it has been announced.
The theme for the day will be: “Vie
tory Practiced"—Romans 12: 1-2.
Registration will begin at 9:30 a. m.
A playlet will be presented by the
Midway District.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends for their
many remembrances of me while I was
in the Veterans Hospital in Montgom
ery.
HENRY HAYES.
NOTICE!
BOATS BUILT
AND REPAIRED
FURNITURE AND
CABINET REPAIRS
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Contact
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Phone 4222
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McDOWELL'S GARAGE
DAMASCUS, GA.
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Blakely Livestock
Market Report
Four hundred and three hogs and
05 head of cattle grossed $21.435.84 at
the Moseley Barns auction Tuesday.
Light No. 1 meat-type hogs topped the
‘market at $16.65 per hundred weight,
~ Other prices were as follows: No.
I's, 16.46; No. 2's, 16.49; No. 3's, 16.32;
heavy hogs, 16.00; No. 1 roughs, 14.60.
COMMISSIONERS
MET TUESDAY
Early County Commissioners com
pleted contracts with the Southeastern
Appraisal and Tax Mapping Service,
a division of E. H. Schmidt Associates,
on Tuesday for the re-evaluation of all
real estate. The contracts were signed
and are on file in the office of the
commission clerk, Bert Tarver.
The cost of the tax appraisal will be
$60.000, Sevola Jones, chairman, stated.
‘A financial assistance agreement from
the State Department of Revenue was
also received, which gives the com
missioners authority to proceed with
'the work. The county is receiving a
} loan from the State to defray the cost.
This is to be repaid within five years
and the note will bear no interest.
Mr. Jones stated that Southeastern is
to begin work immediately and will
have offices in the courthouse while
‘the work is in progress. It is to be
} finished for the 1962 digest, the chair
man stated.
. A new home demonstration agent
‘was employed - by the commissioners
at the Tuesday meeting. She is Miss
Juanelle Harrell, of Eastman, Ga. Miss
Harrell comes to Blakely from Col
quitt county where she has been em
ployed as an assistant county agent.
No other business was transacted ex
cept routine payment of bills. Present!
at the meeting were the chairman, and
V. L. McLendon, Chalker Williams and |
Donald McArthur. |
Deadline For Overseas
Christmas Mail Nov. 20
Atlanta — The deadline for mailing
Christmas gift packages to men serv
ing overseas in the armed forces is
nearing, Georgia Veterans Director
Pete Wheeler reported this week. |
November 20 is the final date set by
the Post Office Department for mail
ing packages to points outside the
United States for delivery before
Christmas.
December 1 is the deadline for mail
ing holiday cards or letters to foreign
bases, and for sending packages by
airmail outside the United States,
Wheeler said.
Packages to be mailed inside the
United States but outside Georgia
should be in the Post Office not later‘
than December 5, he said, and letters‘
and cards going outside Georgia should
be mailed on or before December 10.
All packages, both outside the United
States and within, should be packaged
in strong corrugated boxes and cush
ioned against shock by paper or other
material inside. Packages containi‘\g
liquids or breakables should be so
labeled on the outside.
. Recent changes in postal regulations
1"15” allow packages going to service
men to be sealed on the outside for
additional protection, and need not be
opened for postal inspection.
Clean cotton insect sprayers and
dusters thoroughly befor® storing for
the winter, advise Extension agricul
tural engineers.
MASONIC NOTICE
Magnolia Lodge No.
86 Free and Accept
/A.. ed Masons holds reg
b, ((-"\ A ular communications
e on the first and third
Monday nights in
each months. The
time of meeting is 8:30 p. m., EST
during the summer and 8:00 p. m.
at other times. Visiting brethren
are cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE WARRICK, W. M.
RALPH J. BALKCOM, Secretary.
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Local Rotarians
To Observe Rotary
Foundation Week
Blakely Rotarians will join with t"e
more than a half million Rotarians in
123 countries next week for a special
observance of “The Rotary Founda
tion Week,” is was announced today
by George Gee, president of the Ro
tary Club of Blakely.
The Rotary Foundation seeks to pro
mote understanding and friendly rela
tions between the peoples of different
nations. Its major activity is granting
Rotary Foundation Fellowships to out
standing graduate students for one
year of study abroad as Rotary ambas
sadors of good will. Since this program
was established in 1947, as a memorial
to Paul P. Harris, the founder of Ro
tary, 1454 young men and women from
70 countries have received Rotary
Foundation Fellowships for study in
50 countries, with grants averaging
$2,600. Total grants by The Rotary
Foundation for this activity now ex
ceed $3,700,000.
Rotary Fellowships are unique in
that, with more than 11,000 Rotary
Clubs throughout the world, the stu
dent is in direct contact withe Rotar
ians and their families wherever he
is studying. He attends their Rotary
club meetings, visits in their homes
and places of business, and travels as
much as possible during his school
holidays. In this way, he sees at first
hand how the people in his host coun
try live and he lays the foundation for
increased international understanding,
which is one of Rotary’s principal ob
jectives.
STILL BUYING
AND PAYING
TOP PRICES
FOR YOUR
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J. B. RICE
Same Location
Church Street — Blakely, Ga.
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The name is familiar —the Ford Fairlane 500. The car itself is totally new —so new
you'll see nothing else like it this year. It is one of Fords milestone designs._and will
be as influential in its way as the first mass-produced car (a Ford Model T),
the first popular station wagon (a Ford Wagon ), the first four-passenger luxury
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car Ca Ford Thunderbird ), the world’s ~- - cuccessful compact (a Ford Falcon).
¢ ™~ Right between Galaxie and
> -fi‘ Falcon in size and in price,
v Vithe 1962 Ford Fairlane 500
" is just the right car for just
about everybody; you have never been
able to buy anything so right before.
Big in room, ride and performance, it
is still priced under most compacts. It
nurses a nickel as though it never ex
pected to see another. It moves like a
rabbit on roller skates.
New unitized body a foot shorter
outside . . . full-size inside
Ford engineers have changed the propor
tions of the automobile: a completely
new unitized body gives you more room
inside with less bulk outside. A foot
shorter than previous Fairlanes, the new
Fairlane 500 is pleasantly parkable, de
lightfully driveable, easily garageable. At
the same time it packs into its neat and
nifty 197 inches as much passenger room
as you had-in some of the biggest Fords
ever built.
FELDER & SON, Inc.
Court Square Blakely, Ga.
NOTICE |
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GEORGIA, EARLY COUNTY: |
By virtue of an execution, dated
November 6th. 1961, and issued from
the Early Superior Court on the fore
closure of a certain contract retaining
title to personal property in favor of
Aladdin, Inc., and against Whitehurst
Implement Company, defendant in fi.
fa., there will be sold at public outery
before the courthouse door in Blakely,
Georgia, said County, on December 7,
1961, between the legal hours of sale,
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
the following property, to-wit:
One Aladdin Fireball Cleaner, com
plete with Gun and Hose, Serial No.
121578.
Levied on as the property of said
Whitehurst Implement Company, de
fendant in fi. fa.
The 7th day of November, 1961.
\ C. C. SWANN, Sheriff,
Early County, Ga.
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CITATION
GEORGIA, EARLY COUNTY.
To All Whom It May Concern:
Othell Evans having in due form
applied to me for permanent letters
of administration upon the estate of
John Weyman Evans, deceased, this
is to notify the next of kin and credi
tors of the said John Weyman Evans,
deceased, that said application will be
heard before me at the regular Decem
ber Term, 1961, of the Court of Ordi
nary of said County.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 7th day of November, 1961.
THEO WILLIAMS, Ordinary.
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Travel Accident
INSURANCE
IDay To 180 Days
$5,000 To $50,000
FRED H. BROOKS,
AGENT
All Types Of Insurance
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BLAKELY, GEORGIA
Twic:-a-y i ..aintenance
Service is reduced to a minimum— 20,000
miles on many items, twice a year on the
rest. You go 30,000 miles between major
lubrications, 6,000 miles between oil
changes and minor lubrication.. You
don’t have to touch the engine coolant
antifreeze for two years—or 30,000 miles -
at a time. Brakes adjust themselves.
All-new economy Eight
from world's V-8 leader
T he hand that honed the Thunderbird—
and sped the Falcon to all-time Economy
Run gonors ~ turned to a new problem
here, the world’s first economy V 8. Made
possible by new Ford foundry methods,
the new Challenger V-8 is as strong as
e iron—and a lot lighter than iron's ever
been before. As lively as you'd like . . .
thriftier than you'd exrcct aVßtobe...
it's a natural powcrs ant for America's
first eat-your-cake-and-have-it car.
For those who want even grea. or thrift,
there's a new Fairlane Six. Its eccnomy
70% More ,Wéa:r
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: easier washing and
‘ i quiek drying.
| L : 11% oz. vat dyed, sanforized denim
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Thursday, November 9, 1961
would be gratilying in a smaller car. In
a car this size it's a downright delight.
Preview America’s nawest car now
As part of Preview Run U.S.A., new
Fairlane 500's are riding the nation's
highways and main streets right now.
Watch for them. See what thousands have
already seen — and raved about. Take a
turn at the wheel—-and perhaps do a little
raving yoursell.
We think you'll agree: this all-new
Ford is just right for just about every
body. No matter how many new cars
you've looked at, you haven't seen any- L
thing like this one. It will be at your Ford
Dealer’s next week. If you miss *oeo
it now, be sure to see it then. (@.
TR oM eaNY
JUST RIGHT FOR
JUST ABOUT EVERYBODY!
ONLY THE NAME'S THE SAME!