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EARLY COUNTY NEWS, BLAKELY, GEORGIA
WESTERN UNION HOURS
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 11, 1962
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday’
Saturday — 8:30 A. M. — 6:00 P. M.
Thursday — 8:30 A. M. — 12:00 Noon.
GEE’S SERVICE STATION
Thursday — 3:30 P. M. — 6:00 P. M.
Sunday — 9:00 A. M. — 1:00 P. M.
PETERS REXALL STORE Will Be Open
Every Sunday Afternoon From 2:30 to 4:30
TO THE CITIZENS OF EARLY COUNTY:
I wish to express my sincere appreciation for
the support and many courtesies extended me re
cently during the State Senate race.
Though time was real short, I did thoroughly
f:njoy seeing many of my old friends and also meet
ing new ones.
As I said many times during the -campaign, I
consider Mr. Webb a fine gentleman. 1 still feel that
way and know he will make a good Senator for
District 11.
Respectfully,
R. T. (Bobby) WILLIS
Box 98
‘Bainbridge, Georgia
LET'S MOVE
EARLY COUNTY
Passage Of Amendment No. 57
Will attract more industry to Early County, creating jobs and opportunities for
Our Citizens.
GO TO THE POLLS ON NOVEMBER 6 AND VOTE FOR
AMENDMENT NO 57
OF GOMMISSIONERS.
Sevola Jones, Chairman
C. S. Chandler V. L. McLendon
Donald McArthur Chalker Williams
Drs. Houston, Bush
Attend Short Course
October 13 And 14
Dr. W. D. Bush and R. A. Houston
attended the Seventeenth Annual Tif
ton Short Course devoted to the “Dis
eases of Cattle” on October 13 and 14,
This Short Course was sponsored
by the Coastal Plain Experiment Sta
tion and by the South Georgia Veteri
nary Medical Association. The program
was presented by Dr. J. A, Hender
son, Vice Principal of the Ontario
Veterinary College; Dr. Francis Fox
of Cornell University; and Dr. R. V.
Johnston of Indianapolis.
The registration was the largest
ever recorded at these courses with
151 in attendance from North and
South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama,
Florida, and Georgia. The Short Course
concentrated on problems of Bovine
Medicine, including Calthood diseases,
Mastitis, and Bovine Indigestion con
ditions.
Dr. T. B. Cobb of Adel was elected
president, and Dr. Loyce Turner of
Valdosta as vice president.
Blakely Baptist YWA
Host Association YWA'’s
The Blakely Baptist YWA was hos
tess to the Bethel Association YWA's
and their counselors at a study course
and Chinese dinner at the Blakely
Baptist Church, Tuesday, October 18.
Thirty-four were present to study
“The Fragrant Harbor” written by
Maxie Short, a missionary to Hong
Kong. The book was taught by five
counselors—Mrs. Warren Cleveland,
Blakely; Mrs. Mavis Johnson, Arling
ton; Mrs. Charles Mask, Edison; Mrs.
Walter Jones, Salem Church; and Mrs.
&. B. Coon, Associational YWA direc
‘or, Arlington. Special guest was Mrs,
J. T. Hammack, Associational] WMU
President.
The dining room and classrooms
used were decorated with flowers and
beautiful oriental curios loaned by
Mrs. L. A. Pitts, Brs. Gene Bush, Mrs.
George Nelson. and George Temples.
Tea was servd by Miss Mcna Jones
as the visitors entered the church.
During a break in the teaching of the
book, a delicious Chinese meal was
served in the beautifully decorated
dining room of the church. The meal
was prepared and served by Mrs. Law
rence Lane, Mrs. R. B. Durham, Mrs.
Charlie Dunning. and Mrs. L. A. Pitts.
This was the first of many events
planned for YWA members this year.
The organization offers a varied and
worthwhile program for young women
16-18 years of age and urges the par
ticipation of young ladies of this age
'in the Bethel Association.
Blakely Y Clubs
Hold Recent Meeting
The Y Clubs at Blakely High
School met recently at the school.
Members from all three clubs will
participate in the Trick or Treat pro
ject, October 29 has been chosen by
the Y Clubs for their Trick or Treat,
as they canvass the town in large and
small groups to ask Blakely citizens
to give to the annual Halloween “Trick
or Treat”, They will accept money,
food, anything that can be turned over
to the proper channels to distribute
for the needy in Early county.
All clothing collected at Halloween
by the Y. Clubs goes to the Clothing
Room in the Early County Office
Building, where it is distributed un
der the direction of the Pilot Club of
Blakely. The food goes in to the bas
kets for the needy at Thanksgiving
an Christmas. A
Senior Tri-HiY
Eleanor Martin, presient of the Sen
ior Tri-Hi-Y presided, the devotion
al was given by Julie Hattaway. A
report was given by the School project
chairman and the Community project
chairman. The Community Project will
be “Trick or Treat” for the need. The
Shhool project is good Citizenship.
“The American Way of Life” was
the topic of the program presented by
Judy Collier.
Junior Tri-Hi-Y
The regular meeting of the Junior
Tri-Hi-Y was called to order by Bev
erly Gilbert, president. Among the
new business discussed was the plans
for “Trick or Treat”, which is the
Communitly project for October. Mem
bers are asked to meet in front of the
school building at 7:00 p. m., October
29.
Members will take part in Poppy
Day during the month of November.
School projects include: Thought for
the Day; Good Citizenship Campaign;
Boy and Girl Good Citizen and pre
paring baskets for the needy.
A report on the Tri-Hi-Y Code was
read by the president.
Penny Willis, progrem chairman,
presented a program on Citizenship.
Taking part on the program with her
were: Ann Still. Virginia Bridges,
Sylvia White, Sara Cox, and Martha
Jo Perkins,
Cathy Still gave the devotional.
Hi-Y
The Blakely Hi-Y Club was called
to order by Bill George, president.
The devotional was given by Billy
Fleming. Project Chairmen, Ben Hous
ton and Grady Kidd reported on the
Community and School projects.
Alex Howell presented the program
centering on Good Sportsmanship and
Clean Speech. The meeting closed
with the Hi-Y Pledge.
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Beta Club, plans were made for a
Talent Show, sponsored by the club,
to be hold November 16, at the Blake
ly High School auditorium,
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students in Early county schools. The
locai club expects to have entries
from Damascus and parents are urged
to contact Beta Club members and
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STUDENTS, TEACHERS AND GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
Thursday, October 25, 1962
~ Mrs. Don Bowman is advisor of the
Blakely Beta Club and entries may
be listed with her. Winners will be
presented awards and featured over
Radio and TV,
The Beta Club will make up a stu
dent phone directory to be distributed
in high school to make it easier to
get in touch with classmates.
The October business meeting of the
club was called to order by Susan
Gilbert. Guyla White gave the devo
tional. Ralph Fudge presented the
program: “The Origin of Halloween
and the Superstitutions of Halloween.”