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NICHOLSON
NEWS
fev. B. M Sailors and othgrs
. here will attend the Associa=
ff ot the Congregational qui
t‘,"w rwurch of Georgia in session
n.»fl":,', Oct. 12-16
l Q\.:f-r",';\ were conducted here at
. F ¢ Church on Sunday
;" : .nd evening by the Rev.
Toht ‘Conwell of Lvmon, S. C.
me Rey, D. E. Beauchump of
Danielsville preached here at the
fire Baptized Holiness Church,
gaturday night and Sunday.
You are invited to hear the Rev.
barnet Wilder of Athens, who fills
his regular appointment -at the
Methodist Church, Sunday morn=
ne and evening
Patrone and friends of Benton
Hish are invited to attend the
reoular monthly meeting of the
p. T. A, which convenes at T:45
o'clock on Friday evening, Oct. 14.
Congratulations to Mrs. Irene
Kesler upon the remodeling of her
residence, which adds very much
so the appearance. i
Mrs. John M. Conwell and chil
dren of Lymon, S. C., were visiting
here over the week-end, the guests
of friends
The regular monthly meeting of
the Farm Bureau was held on Fri
dav evening of last week.
Services were conducted at Mid«
way Church, Friday and Saturday
evenings, Oct. 14-15, by Little
Miss Sandra Cox of Macon.
Dorsey Smith and family of Oco
nee Heights were visiting here
over the week-end, the guests of
telativee
Mrs. D. E. Beauchump and chil
dren of Danielsville were among
the guests of friends here over the
week-end
A D. Barnett and family of
Covington were visiting with rela
tives and friends here, Sunday.
Mqßamett is connected with the
Soil Conservation Work, and
friends are glad to note his splen=
did service In interest of the farms
ers
Clyde Walker and family of
Jackson were visiting here over
ine week-end, the guests of W. T.
Walker's home,
Those from here in attendance
8 the home-coming at Brooks
iq[ last Sunday, enjoyed the
CCasion,
SF?uesu of Mrs, Irene Kesler on
Mhrr‘fiag efternoon were: Mr. and
S A C Craft, L. C. Luke and
family of Bogart.
1 Barl B, Sailors, who is employed
:electrical work at El Dorado,
Atkansss, is spending & while here
with relatives.
do§°mo Splendid work has been
o fii&fllfhe roads in the vicinity
by .g‘,’i?"f‘, of which the travel=
mg ¢ I 8 appreciative,
Viiting peTOCKs Who has been
trends h;fe with relatives and
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Interest In Student Papers
Over State, Survey Reveals
A recent survey of 105 Georgia
schools reveals that 99 of th&ul
regularly issue a news publication
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compete for the Grand Prize in & separate contest a It tells me thas all Kroger prices’are low, !
close of final week's contest. Enter now! Enter often I find all the brands that I like on display '
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HERE'S WHAT YOU DO—Fil in the ¢orrect brand ,“w::,».)',cwbya:orw,a:,:)’: -~ :i” ;
name for any of the 34 advertising slogans on the j 5 . <
official entry blank. They're easy, well-known slogans g:ndm!,}:; ed:;:i:gitfimrg;mfir%s }:roég;:: 3 dgof:;
such :s:"'B»rmkfnt of Cfumpiom" ++» "The Pause rhf printed portion otpr‘he Jabel tof.‘rainir;g the brand
that Refreshes.” Look for slogan clues at Krogei name you identified. Mail to: Kroger Contest, Box R.R.,
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[ FREE ENTRY BLANKS AT KROGER! HURRY! Ist CONTEST ENDS OCTOBER 19
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Send for $1 Plastic Apron, 25¢ and 2 Labels HOT-DATED COFFEE ,':,"',,:'::*,3
f SPOTLIGHT » 4
"’. 2"\ Can 35¢ 5 Ibs. 1.2 Enter Treasure Hunt Convest woday!
_ FRENCH BRAND 49¢ KROGER COFFEE 55¢
Hot-Dated Coffee 7 M. Vacunm.Packed, ¥ M.
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RECIPE FOR “AS YOU LIKE IT” CAKE AT KROGER i
» GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 2§ 1o 50 §2.23
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ENTER SIOO,OOO RECIPE AND BAKING CONTEST ‘
PILLSBURY FLOUR . .. . . 10w = 95¢ {
SPECIAL VALUE ONLY AT XROGER ‘
* KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE . . 2o sous 35¢ |
SEND FOR SILVER-PLATED BABY SPCON TODAY
» GERBER BABY FOODS J e 29¢
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* CRISCO SHORTENING 3 s ean TQ¢
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CLIP NEWSPAPER COUPON WORTH 25¢ ON 2 CANS ,
» ARMOUR CORNED BEEF HASH .. . «~33¢
BRING COUPON WORTH 10c TO KROGER
* DUFF'S HOT ROLL MIX loz vxo. DT ¢
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: FINEST WISOONSIN CHBESE FOOD, VALUE PRICED
* KRAFT VELVEETA . . . . . 2w 89y
COUNTRY SWEET FLAVOR. FRESH AND DELICIOUS
» PARKAY MARGARINE s §l¢
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80 CRISP THEY SNAP! CRACKLE! POP! TASTY :
» KELLOG'S RICE KRISPIES . . . . s:ource 15¢
CRISP, DELICIOUS. SALTED TO PERFECTION
. 2 -y
* KRISPY CRACKERS . . . . . »no 25¢|
Get Colored Plastic Fruit Knife With Lipton Tea Your Favorite Smokes "
Lipton Tea . . %P 65¢ Camels, Luckies <« $2.10
A Salad Dressing Made Fresh Daily Get Your Free Candy-Rccipr Booklet at Kroger
Miracle Whip . r.:33¢ Carnation Milk 3 I.lc.ne 39¢
Real Fresh S veniiinint Save on all Popular 'Cignettcs
Best Foods . Iso-1:42¢ Philip Morris . <« $2.10
Spearmint and Juicy Fruit Flavor-Rich Colored Margarine
Wrigley Gum . . 3<73¢ Biue Bonnet . . . 141/
TN Enjoy this Reireshing Urink Giien in
Morton Sailt 2 360« rigs 19¢ Coca Cola rius Deposit Ctn. 285¢
Valuable Coupon in Pkg. Worth 15¢ on Mix Nutritious Flakes of Whole Wheat
Dromedary Cake Mixiso. r3s¢ Wheaties . . 120: rig 22¢
O a mdv Plastic Cake SBerver TOP! for. Quality.
Snosheen Flour «+oo- ric. 41¢ Pepsi Cola PiwDeposic cn. 25¢
and that the remaining 8 are in-
Iherested in establishing a school
paper, S
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
The survey was made for the
Georgia Scholastic Press Associa
tion by the University of Georgia’s
Henry W. Grady School of Jour=-
nalism, and was conducted by
Prof. Louis T, Griffith, assisted by
Michael Edwards, Marietta.
The publications vary greatly as
to size, frequency of issue, adver
tising policy, and method of publi
cation. Forty-five are printed, and
44 are mimeographed, Others are
published in sectiohs- in the loeal
newspaper. Sixty-three carry ad
vertising.
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\BETTER [V
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AT KROGER'S EVERY DAY LOW PRICES!
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Hawaiian Sliced. Packed .in Heavy Syrup Another Kroger Value. Pure Strawberry v
gfdl MH(lmte Pineapple ~:<-31¢ Kroger Preserves . . w»29¢
Avondale Peaches 2:e.45¢ §;§n§§“'§§atter « .. BBy
Made From Orchard-Ripe Apples Recipe in Bag With Rice Krispies
Kroger Apple Sauce 2~ :¢-29¢ Kroger Marshmallows . swo- v 19¢
Balad Fork and Spoon for Only 1, Kroger Red Sour Pitted—Makes Delicious Pies
Salad Dressing . . . »31¢ Kroger Cherries . »-:e27¢
X‘Gm‘en Glant Peas 2o« 35¢ Eatmore Margarine . . = 19¢
Standard Tomatoes 3~:+~29¢ Pork & Beans . . 3:u e 29¢
Krogo Shertening . 3w <.75¢ Turnip Greens . . . vo:e=lo¢
Ideal for Quick Desserts. Assorted Flavors Shelled Blackeyes—Secason and Serve
nger Buddmg . . 9= 15¢ Sunshine Peas . . »:«10¢
Kroger Gum Drops o 19¢ Bush’s Hominy . . 2x:cxlT¢
Kroger Spaghetti and Evaporated and Homogenlsed. Vitamia D Added
Mger Macamgi 2w 29¢ Kroger Milk . . . 3rwven3iy¢
Salad Dressing . . . 035¢ Armour Lard . .. 4w 63¢
nger Noodies . . wo-ru2s¢ Dixie Crystal Sugar 5§ »45¢
fimgfe;‘r ‘E”ga Bags . . . =~ 45¢ Swift's Foods . . . . 2« 35¢
Peter Pan . . . .. w 0 35¢ Corned Beef ... o 47y
istet L R R R R
’ -y @ 10-12 Lb. Whele or
H 3~;. Full Shank Half LB. 53 ¢
|& Q Short Shanked Butt Half 1o 59¢
Kroger-Cut Tenderay Beef
S?E AK s Round and Sirloin LB. 89 ¢
: == & : Boneciess Rib Staah
Pork Loin Roast +4s¢ Chuck Roast . . ~59¢
PORK CHOPS First Rib Cuts i, 457!
Swift's Premium ; Shoppers Brand
Sliced Bacon . . - 75¢ Sliced Bacon . . 53¢
Sausage ... »*~437 Wieners . . . . ~49¢
10-14 Lb. Hems Dtk Seicbandi Fresh Table Dressed BONE-IN ‘
Fresh Table Dressed Jumbe Vien X
TURKEYS |OYSTERS |sHRIMP| TE¥
MEAT
L. 65¢ . 75;{ L. 89¢ u29¢ i
Fresh Green! Extra Large—Twice as Big as Original
Size—!i’s Ripe When Green Color—No String— STALK 1 ¢
Better Flavor. Taste Thrill—Priced Low!
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Colorful and Zesty in Salads Fresh, Young and Tender
Radishes . . . 3-10¢ Turninp Greens 2. 158¢
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BETTER BUY! HAND PICKED—~AMERICA'S EATING FAVORITH!
APPLES rewoeucious 4u. rivie 539 ¢
NEW AUTO TIRE {
HAS SPRINGS |
LONDON—(AP)~—A British tire
firm has developed a non-skid tire
with steel coil springsin place of
the usuat wread. ‘The springs are.
embedded in the tire during the
vulsanizing process.
The company, (Tyresoles, Ltd.), '
calls the invention “Wyresoles.”
Siv Patrick Hamilton, is chairman,
sald engineers agreed that for safe
(driving. on wet roads the film of
wateér under the tiré must he sbfi:-
tered and dispersed quickly. e
company claims the springs do
this ofliimtly. - o
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Ot the orlf.ml broadcast sta=
tions, WWJ of Detroit and KDKA
of Pittsburgh both are still on the
air, They started in 1920,
France's television' station uses
the Eiffel Tower as its transmitber
site.