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FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1962
Cadet Wimberly prepares for jet orie
ntation ride during his Air Force R.
O. T. C. training at Shaw AFB.
Wimberly At
Summer Camp
Cadet Charles H. Wimberly has
completed the annual Air Force Re
serve Officer Training Corps summer
training encampment here.
The cadet's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. H. Howard Wimberly of Jeffer
sonville.
Cadet Wimberly, an AFROTC par
ticipant at Georgia Institute of Tech
nology, received military and acade
mic training, and an orientation ride
in a jet trainer aircraft during the en
campment.
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Farm Facts
iU.S. hens average
206 eggs per year.
THE TW IGGS COUNTY NEW ERA
Twiggs Court
House Record
LAND TRANSFERS
W. I. Denning, Washington, D. C.,
sold to Rome Kraft Co. (Floyd Coun
ty) 357 A. in 7th land district. Ap
proximate cost $23,000.
W. J. Hammock sold to Tom G.
Alexander 20 A. in Hammock district.
Approximate cost $2,200.
Geo. H. Williams and Mrs. Mary
F. Williams sold to Jas. V. Henry
and Helen K. Henry house and lot in
27th land district.
Leone Jones and Mrs. Mary J. Mc-
Clenan of Bibb Counnty sold to Jas.
L. Jones their interest in 135 A. in
Higgsville district.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Ralph Henry Moon and Mary
Phillips, July 2.
Robert Mid Batten and Barbara
Lucile Brown, July 7.
John Horace Sanders and Esselene
Skipper, July 10. r
Bill W. Tucker and Josephine j
Cross, July 14. (
Herbert Earl Jones and Sylvia ]
Frances Thomas, July 18. j
Harry L. Hoover and Lula Bell (
Hammock, July 24. j
Dinner Party
At Tarversville
On Sunday evening Mrs. Mark Fitz
patrick was hostess at a dinner party
at her home at Tarversville. Covers
were laid for Miss Annette Moore and'
John Gordon Faulk; Miss Annette
Whipple of Vidalia and Reemer Da
niel of Cochran; Miss Margaret Curry
of Quincy, Fla. and Bill Boswell of I
Macon; and Miss Olivia Jones of San
ti Fe, Tenn, and Duross Fitzpatrick.
CITATION
GEORGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS:
All creditors of the estate of W. F.
Hasty, late of said County, deceased,
are hereby notified to render in their
demands to the undersigned according
to law, and all persons indebted to
said estate are required to make im
mediate payment.
BILLY R. NOBLES,
Administrator on the
Estate of W. F. Hasty,
deceased
JAMES G. MADDOX,
Attorney
July 20, 27; Aug. 3, 10
Representative
At the request of many of my
friends who have encouraged me to
again offer as representative of our
county in the 1962 Democratic Pri
mary, I want to state to the people of
Twiggs County that I have qualified
as a candidate for this post.
During these crucial and trying
times, I feel that it is my duty to use
my experience and contacts to pro
tect the best interests of our county.
You have supported me in the past
and I again solicit your vote and
support in the primary to be held
on Sept. 12, 1962. I pledge to you
my untiring efforts in representing
the people of Twiggs County.
HOMER L. CHANCE
Representative
To the People of Twiggs County:
In announcing my candidacy for
the post of State Representative of
Twiggs Connty, I wish to serve my
county to the fullest capacity.
I have always believed in and pro
moted progress, and I feel that I can
help Twiggs County to greater
strength and progress by serving as
your Representative.
H. H. WIMBERLY
Representative
I am a candidate for Representa
tive to the Georgia General Assembly
in the Sept. 12, 1962 Primary.
If nominated (and elected), I pro
mise to represent Twiggs County to
the very best of my ability.
MARK FITZPATRICK
DUE TO PROMOTION we have
opening on established Route for
ambitious man 25 to 50. Earn SIOO
per week, or more. We also have
iopening for 1— $65.00 per week
lady. Age 40 to 59. Car and refer
ences necessary. For personal inter
view in your area, write Fieldman,
659 West Peachtree St. N. E., At
lanta 8, Georgia.
July 6, 13, 20, 27
ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT
IN 3 DAYS
If not jleased with strong, instant
drying T-4-L, your 48c back at any
drug store. Watch infected skin
slough off. Watch healthy skin re
place it. Itch and burning are gone.
TODAY at all drug stores.
P. M. WATSON & CO.
Dublin. Ga. - Ph. BR 2-4215
Dealers In
Scrap Iron, Scrap Metals, Cow
Hides ... Pecan Headquarters
Junk & Wrecked Cars
@o—
— &^ Truth
Improvement What the government pays
of Health Wealth for > if wl " controL Man has
? the ability and the moral duty
and Wisdom to develop himself as an In
should be a dividual, Independent of the
Federal Project dictates of the ^^
9georgia state chamber OF COMMERCE
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move, please notify the New Era,
Jeffersonville, Ga., giving both your
old and your new addresses. This will
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interruption. It will also help finan
cially since changes of address com
ing through the postoffice cost 10c
each. This is a small amount indivi
dually, but multiplied by several
hundred in a year's time, it becomes
a big item.
Then, too, remember to include 10c
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dress. Reason: We have to have an
other plate made each time your ad
dress is changed and the nominal
charge of the subscription price of
$2.50 plus 8c tax does not take care
of changes. Thank you— Editor.
■ CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK TO YOU |
THROUGH THE NEW ERA
During August we plan to feature cooperating candidates for
election in September in the Twiggs County New Era.
If you want your favorite candidate in the New Era, see us
promptly for the amount of space you wish. —Editor.
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RE-ELECT
ZACK D. CRAVEY
FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
MOTHERS: When your children leave for school in the
morning you need have no fears for their LIFE SAFETY
from FIRE. ZACK CRAVEY has always considered YOUR
CHILDREN his PERSONAL charge and, since he became
Safety Fire Commissioner in 1949, not one Georgia child
has LOST his LIFE in a SCHOOL fire. This outstanding
RECORD has been PRAISED by such organisations as
the FIRE MARSHALS ASSOCIATION OF NORTH
AMERICA. Remember, Mothers, YOUR child's safety
from fire at school is Zack Cravey's PERSONAL
CHALLENGE!
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