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7 ► Colored News Apple dumplings The Taylor County (Ga.) News, Friday, September 21, 1962 Eureka High School is very proud of all of its graduates and take special pride in the great number who are striving to con tinue their educational endeav ors. The following graduates of Eureka High who are attend ing the higher Institutions of y PRICE SLASHED for the first time! Pittsburgh WALLHIDE RUBBERIZED WALL. PAINT Regular* ^ \ $6.70 Per Gal. A m Colors and White For A Limited Time ♦Mfr.’s Suggested Retail Price YOU SAVE $1.72 per gallon on all Ready-Mixed Colors and White. M Supply FT. VALLEY, GA. PITTSBURGH PAINTS keep that ^Z21 00k i on g er urning are: Minor Lewis 1 routman, Junior Math Major, who has distinguished himself as the second highest honor student among more than a thousand student at the Fort Valley State College; Charles W. McDougald, a Sophomore at Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, has also made splendid progress as a Biology Major taking pre-medical courses. McDougald had the pleasure of studying at Columbia University this summer in New York City; Helen Hicks, Senior, Business Education major; Georgie Ella McCrary, Senior, Business Education Major; J. C. Roque- more, Jr., Sophomore, Soci ology Major; Homer Johnson, Sophomore, Social Science Major; John Montfort, Sopho more, Vocational Agriculture Major; Sherenette Jackson, Junior, Elementary Education Major are all matriculating at The Fort Valley State College. Ozzie Duncan, Senior, Bio logy Major and Mack Duncan, Sophomore, Biology Major both are attending Morris Brown College. Willie Holston, who is near the completion of his trade of Masonary at the Muscogee County AreaVocationalTechni- cal School in Columbus, Geor gia, was the first student of Eureka High to attend this school and brought honor to our county and the Vocational School by winning first place in the ‘ state-wide Masonary Contest which was held last spring in Atlanta, Georgia. Entering for the first time at this Vocational Trade School in Columbus, Ga. are: Rochelle Jackson, Charles Ingram, Annie Nell Baldwin and Melvin Bald win. Robert McCartha, graduate of 1962 as first honor student of Eureka High, received one-half scholarship to Morehouse Col lege. We trust that this young man will continue to distinguish himself as an honor student at this Institution. Jacquelyne Me Cartha has entered as a freshman at Mor ris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia. Hattie Williams, Eureka High’s third honor student and Pearlie Rogers are freshmen at The Fort Valley State Col- leg. Eureka High School is enter- POLITrCAL CARD OF THANKS TO THE CITIZENS OF TAYLOR COUNTY: I would like to take this opportunity to express my sin cere thanks to the people of Taylor County for their expres sion of confidence in me in past years. It' has been my honor and pleasure to represent Taylor County in the Gen eral Assembly of Georgia for eight years. During those eight years as your Senator and Representative, I have to the best of my ability, endeavored to serve you faithfully, honestly, and efficiently. I have always had as my primary interest the welfare of the people of Taylor County. I am deeply grateful to the voters of Taylor County for the support given me in the recent primary. I congratu late the successful candidate, and wish for him a successful tenure in office. Respectfully, HUGH G. CHEEK FELLOW CITIZENS. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my friends in Taylor County for their vote and support given me dur ing my race for representative to the State Legislaure. Respectfully, ROBERT L. SWEARINGEN, JR. POLITfCAL CARD OF THANKS TO THE VOTERS OF TAYLOR COUNTY: The time has passed by again when each of you went to the polls and placed your vote for the candidate of your choice. |» was a long tiring day, but a victorious one for me. I bow in deepest humility to say "Thank You" for electing me again to serve as your Representative to the General Assembly. My desire is to serve the people of my county in an hon est, faithful, prompt, courteous and impartial manner. I stand ready at all times to work for the benefit of the peo ple of my county. When I can bo of an/ help to you, please call on me. Let's be concerned. Citizens . . . feeling our responsibili ty to God and to our fellow-man. Remember to Pray for me, that I might have renewed ffaith and strength and for the ability to make Ihg right decision on any issue that confronts me. Sincerely, RALPH R. UNDERWOOD ing into its second year of Counseling and Guidance. The head of this service is Miss Lillie.Pearl McCree, who re ceived her Master’s Degree this summer in Counseling and Guidance from Tuskegee Insti tute, Tuskegee, Alabama. Principal Hicks, Miss L. P. McCree, Mrs. Doris Hammock, Mrs. Patricia Lyons, Mrs. S. L. Gordon, Mr. Gene Ingram, Mr. M. O. Knowlton, and Mr. E. Davis attended a meeting of the Georgia Interscholastic As sociation for District III on last Wednesday, September 12th in Thomaston, Ga. This meeting carried all phases of the G I A Program including dramatics, Music, Dancing, Oratorical Contests, Athletics, Essays and Spelling. Principal Hicks was elected as representative for District III of the G I A which will automatically make him a mem ber of the state committee. Attending the Fifteenth An nual Leadership Clinic of the Georgia Teacher’s and Educa tion Association held in Dublin, Ga. at the 4-H Club Camp, Sep tember 14, 15, and 16th were: Mr. J. C. McCrary, Mr.Tendril Lavender, and Principal Hicks. Some of the guests speakers were: Mr. Jessie O. Thomas, President, Georgia Conference on Educational Opportunities; Mr. T. A. Carmicheal, Direc tor, Division of Education For Negroes, Dr. Willard Goshin, Professor of Education, Pea body College, Nashville, Tenn. BUTLER BAPTIST NEWS by Walter R. Evans Next week is Preparation Week in our church. It is vital for every Sunday School worker to attend. Every member who attends will be richly blessed. Much is to be gained by church wide attendance. We will meet nightly, Monday through Fri day, at 7:30 p. m. Along with making plans and setting goals for next year we shall study the TRUE FUNCTIONS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Guest speaker will be presented on two or three nights. On Monday at 3:30 p. m. the General W.~ M. U.;" the Sun beams, and the G. A’s meet. September 30 4s Promotion Day. This coming Sunday Evening our church will visit with our Nazarene brethren. Butler Methodists Plan Week Butler Methodist Church is to be host to a Christian Workers School on Mon., Tues., and Wed., Sept. 24, 25, and 26. Dr. J. Ellsworth Tucker of Wesleyan College will conduct the class each evening at 8 o’clock on HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CHURCH SCHOOL. All Methodist people in Taylor County are invited to attend these three sermons, sponsored by the Butler Methodist Church. NOTICE As we begin using the new method of addressing and mail ing the papers we are urging that you please get your sub scriptions paid up in advance. On October 1, I will be required to give an accurate report to the postal authorities of the people who are subscribing to the paper. The authorities will not allow me to carry papers in arrears on this report. Therefore all papers longer than four weeks in arrears at the time of the report will be discontinued. Check your dateline this week, especially if you are one of the ones on the stencil. Be sure your stencil is correct in every detail, including ad dress and dateline. This will not only help me to keep the records of the paper correct ly but will also help the postal employees to give your better service. When sending in your re newal, please give your com plete and accurate address so that my records may be kept up to date. We are willing to serve and help you in any way possible. Call on us at any time. My home phone is 862-2552. VERNA GRIGGS Legal CITATION FOR YEAR’S SUPPORT GEORGIA - 1 AYLORCOUNTY: Taylor County Court of Ordi nary. September 3, 1962. The appraisers upon applica tion of Mrs. I mma Wactor Young, widow of said Jim Young for a twelve month’s support for herself and no minor chil dren, having filed their return; all persons concerned hereby are cited to show cause, if any they have, at the next regular October term of this Court, why said application should not be granted. MRS. BUSSEY CHILDS, Ordinary Taylor County Notice GEORGIA, TAYLOR COUNTY To All Whom it May Concern: Frances B. Davis having filed her petition seeking leave to sell real estate set aside to herself and her minor child out of the estate of Ernest L. Davis, deceased, as a year's support, this is to cite all and singular the persons who may be interested therein, to be and appear before me on the 1st day of October, 1962 at 10 A. M„ and show cause if any they can, why the prayers of said petition should not be granted* Witness my official signa ture, this 21st day of Septem ber, 1962. Mrs. Bussey Childs, ORDIN ARY If baked apples ate a favorite at your house, here's an idea you should try that will make them even more popular. Called Rosy Apple Dumplings, they are apples wrapped in tender biscuit dough, topped with a cinnamon-candy sauce and then baked to tender goodness. FOR The biscuit dough is extra easy when vou make it from riched self-rising flour, the flour that 'contributes important , . , . , nutrients in the eating and offers extra convenience in baking 10use wlt " “ath an '-* :as ‘ leal > since the leavening and salt are already blended into tin- hardwood floors, new paint and flout. This means no sitting-in step when you re making bis- new roof. Terms or cash. Call cults and all vour favorite breads. Wont Ads SALE: In Howard, Ga., en- s ix acres of land and six room APPLE DUMPLINGS i red 1 1 cup milk 6 medium apples, and peeled I tablespoon sugar I tablespoon red cinnamon candies ROSY J 4 cup sugar 3 tablespoons red cinna mon candies J 4 cup water 2 cups sifted enriched sell rising flour U, cup shortening Combine 44 cup sugar. 3 tablespoons candies and water in saucepan. Heat, stirring frequently, until candies dissolve. Set aside while preparing dough. Measure flour into bowl. Cut in shortening until mixture is crumbly. Add enough milk to make a soft dough. Turn out on lightly floured board or pastry cloth and knead gently 30 seconds. Roll out to 12 x 18-inch rectangle. Cut with pastry wheel or sharp knife into six 6-inch squares. Place an apple in center of each square. Combine 1 tablespoon sugar and 1 tablespoon candies and place about 1 teaspoon of tlie mixture in center of each apple. Bring opposite corners of biscuit squares together around apples and seal edges securely. Place in greased 7 x 11-inch baking pan. Spoon prepared sirup over dumplings. Bake in moderate oven i 375 K. I about 35 minutes. Makes six servings. 605-3359, Junction City, Ga. Vacation Reading Club Awards Ninety boys and girls inTay- lor County earned awards for reading during the summer by borrowing books from the book mobile and the local libraries in Butler and Reynolds. Forty will recieve gold seal certifi cates for reading twenty-five approved books. Forty will re ceive state certificates for reading ten approved books. Ten second graders will receive achievement ribbons for keep ing a record of reading this summer. The following will be given certificates as their schoold during Book Week: Patricia Ann Allen, Robbie Ann Barrow, Melodie Bolder, Lot Clark, Charles Crawley, Mike Crawley, Glenda Marie Edwards, Patricia Edwards, Claire Elliston, Brenda Evans,. Karen Forsling, Jackie Foun tain, Bunny Fuller, Judy Gault- ney, Marijo Goodroe, David Hill, Gene Hodges, Beth Jones, Jean Jones, Priscilla Jones, Dianne Kendrick, Joyce Lenora Kendrick, Dianne Kirksey, Timothy Kirksey. Rocky Lane, Rose Lane, Wal ton Lane, Waynette Lane, Linda Sue Lawhorn, Maxine Lawhorn, Dennis Lawrence, JanetLorene Locke, Cathy McClesky, Joye McCrary, David McCrary, Bev erly Sue McDaniel, Lucy Jon Mangham, Judy Montgomery, Stan Montgomery, Wayne Mont gomery, Carolyn Parker, Richard Parks, Willie Payne, Wayne Pittman, Walter Poole, Jerry Posey, Julie Posey, Scott Posey. Elizabeth Riley, Judy Riley, Bruce Robinson, Christopher Sheliee, Bobby Smith, Charles Spillers, Deborah Spillers, Ste ven Spillers, Sandra Taunton, Willian Taunton. Herman Wadsworth, Melinda Wadsworth, Neomia Wads worth, Kaye Walker, Lynwood Waller, Mike Watson, Jerry Whitley, Pam Whitley, Sharon Elaine Whatley, Betty Joyce Williams, Douglas Williams, Joan Williams, La Doane Wil liams Marilyn Windham. Gayle Frances Woodall, Marilyn Delane Woodall, Regina Woodall, Harold Young, Lynn Young, Danny Youngblood, Her man Youngblood, Merle Young blood. Second graders who earned ribbons: George Brooks, Robert Vernon Culverhouse, Jr., Mark Forsling, Danny Gaultney, Joan Hodges, Joe Keen, Pat Payne, James Emory Poole, Robert Bunyan Poole, II, Viv Poole. The aggregate number meet ing the bookmobile during June, July, and August in Taylor County was 416 (327 children and 89 adults). The number of books circulated from the book mobile, deposits in stores, and libraries during this period was 5851 - 2985 from the book mobile, 1389 from the Butler Library, and 1477 from the Rey nolds Comn unity Library. Sewing Machine Repairs, all makes; Repairman will be in town Every Saturday. Call or bring machines to: McKenzie Furniture, Ph. UN. 2-4665. (619tf) WANTED AT ONCE Man to sell consumers every day household necessities under our factory-to-you plan in Tay lor Co. Full or part time. Earnings based on sales. Write: Rawleigh GAH-810-728, Mem phis, Tenn. (8243p) WANTED —Good man for overseer on peach, pecan, and cotton farm in Macon County. E. L. Duke, Fort Valley, Georgia, Tel. TA. 5-5339. (719tf) WANT TO BUY All kinds of rattlesnakes, bull, goph er, rat, king, coral, cotton mouth moc casins, rainbow and indigo snakes. Must be alive and in good condition. A'SBURY McCANTS, Butler, Ga. GRAND OPENING SPECIALS GLOSSY PRINTS REG. Opening Specials 8x10 51.15 51.00 5x7 .90 .80 4x5 .75 .60 Billfold (When ordering 1 of above) 10 for $1 15 for $1 PORTRAITS BLACK and WHITE 8x10 54.00 53.25 5x7 3.00 2.50 4x5 2.50 2.00 Billfold (When ordering 1 of above) 6 for 51 10 for 51 COLOR 8x10 511.00 510.00 5x7 8.00 7.00 4x5 7.25 5.50 REPRINTS GLOSSY 8x10 52.00 51.50 5x7 1.50 1.10 4x5 1.00 .85 Billfold PORTRAIT 15 ea. 10 for 51.30 10 ea. 10 for 51 8x10 53.50 53.00 5x7 2.25 2.00 4x5 Billfold' 1.85 20 ea. 6 for 51.10 1.50 15 ea. 6 for 85c ROLL FILM BLACK and WHITE Only 8 Pictures 85c 20 Pictures 1.60 12 Pictures 1.00 36 Pictures 3.25 cJ-fitcfiaoclz i (J-^hototj zajilzia REYNOLDS, GEORGIA Phone: B47-557D ANNOUNCEMENT Webb Eye Clinic EVERY VISION SERVICE AT ONE OFFICE, IN CLUDING COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATION, PRE SCRIBING AND FITTING CONTACT LENSES. FT VALLEY, GA. Telephone: TA 5-2621 roue SALES PROBLEM IF YOUR CASH REGISTER HASN’T BEEN RINGING ENOUGH,GIVE US A RING The staff of our Display Advertising Department are specialists in recogniz ing and solving sales problems. They have helped many merchants in this community to increase their sales, by understanding their particular prob lems. They can help you! FOR THE BEST IN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING, WE OFFER THE STAMPS CONHAIM SERVICE THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS Butler, Ga. FOR HELP ON YOUR PROBLEM CALL 862-2552