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THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 153 1
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FOR SALE—Fryers, 2-2 Vi lbs.,
SI.OO a head. Mrs. F. H. Lummus,
route 1, near Land’s Crossing.
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FOR RENT—Apartment. Call
Gordon Bankston, phone 2751.
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BE WlSE—Step in pair, all leath
er Peter’s Shoes. They cost no more.
None better. Jackson Trading Post.
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Scrap Urgently
’Needed, Wilson
Says In Message
a Scrap metal is vitally needed in the
defense effort, according to a mes
sage received by F. C. Hearn, chair
man of the Butts County Civilian
Defense committee, from Charles E.
Wilson, national defense mobilizer.
In his message to Mr. Hearn last
week, Wilson urged the importance
e
getting every possible pound of scrap
metals and send them on the way to
steel mills. Last year’s record pro
duction for the war effort must be
equaled or exceeded in 1952 if the
national defence production is not
allowed to lag.
All discarded scrap about farms
and industrial plants should be sold
to scrap dealers and started on its
way to steel mills, Chairman Hearn
pointed out. While Mr. Hearn does
not plan to make a farm to farm
canvass for scrap metal, he does ap
peal in the strongest terms pos
sible for hearty cooperation to keep
the steel mills turning out the steel
so vital in national defense.
Scrap dealers, if notified, will be
glad to come by and pick up this
waste material, pay for it, and get
it rolling to the nation’s large steel
plants.
JACKSGN-NEWTON
COUNTY DIVIDE
GAMES TUESDAY
Jackson divided a pair of games
•with Newton County Tuesday night
in Covington, the local boys winning
a hard-earned 31-23 decision while
the Jackson girls were dropping a
*O-11 game to Newton in their poor
®%t showing to date.
In the girls gane Joanne Waits
scored eight of her teams 11 points.
+ Harold Smith, Red Devil center,
paced the Jackson attack w r ith 15
points. Evans had 4, McMichael 4,
Funderburk 5, Joe Fletcher 2 and
Shaw Fletcher 1. Davis of Newton
County lead his team with 9 points.
Campaign For
$60,000 To Aid
Camp Glisson
With summer just around the cor
ner, North Georgia Methodists are
concentrating on a $60,000 improve
ment campaign for Camp Glisson,
conference center in the mountains
near Dahlonega. Bishop Arthur J.
Moore and the ten district superin
tendents held a meeting recently to
plan for participation by every Meth
odist church in North Georgia in
February.
At this meeting district superin
tendents agreed upon quotas.
The story of Camp Glisson is a
story of success. It is the story of a
small private camping area which in
25 years has grown into a great cen
ter of worship, study and recreation.
The $60,000 improvement campaign
was demanded by this success.
With the $60,000 the board of
managers plan to complete the new
dining hall, build three cabins, pro
vide anew water system, landscape
the grounds and beautify the water
falls area, construct anew athletic
field and improve a building as guest
house for the camp manager and vis
iting speakers.
Collections and gifts for the cen
ter may be directed to Camp Glisson,
care A. L. Gilmore, 418 Wesley Me
morial building, Atlanta.
ANNOUNCING
The Opening Of
THE DINER
South Oak Street between Colonial Store and Sin
clair Service Station. Our specialty is:
GOOD SANDWICHES
GOOD COFFEE
Open Day and Night
Come and try our friendly and courteous service.
THE DINER
W. T. Norris, Owner
Jackson, Georgia
it’s here! it’s NEW! ift super!
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it'd Mfieiion, t 7 watf&f
It’s a revelation in easy handling
—power-to-spare performance
fuel metering economy. It's FIRST
IN THE FIELD. Has best BAL
ANCE between power and weight
for 2-row, 2-plow "get up and go.”
Solves your power problems, for
years and years.
MORE POWER! MORE PEP! MORE PULL!
Ask us for a demonstration!
Robison, Settle & Robison Inc.
PHONE 2521 JACKSON, GA.
THE JACKSON ' PROGRESS* ARCUS, - JACKSON, GEORGIA
J. E. Carmichael
Asks Re-election
As Tax Receiver
J. Edward Carmichael makes an
nouncement in this issue for the of
fice of Tax Receiver. Serving in that
office for several years Mr. Car
michael has rendered a high degree
of faithful and loyal service, and has
been helpful in enabling taxpayers
to obtain exemption from personal
property and real estate to which
they are entitled under the law. Not
in the best of health, Mr. Carmich
ael has his duties attended to by
competent assistants, and his bffice
has won favorable reports by suc
ceeding grand juries.
Mr. Carmichael is an elder in the
Jackson Presbyterian church and is
universally loved and respected for
his upright character. Member of
widely known families he is assured
of hearty support in the present
campaign.
Haisten Funeral
Home
24 Hour Ambulance
Service
Agent for Family Fund
Life Insurance
Dial 6111
Jackson Ga.
Get the feel of LIVE power, of
SUPER-EASY driving, of BAL
ANCED weight and power. Ask
us forta demonstration ... see for
yourself why the new Farmali
Super C is your best value in a
2-plow tractor. It’s built stronger
to work years longer!
Forsyth Church,
Warehouse Hit
By Wind Storm
A pre-dawn wind and rain storm
his sections of Georgia Monday and
inflicted damage estimated at sl,-
000,000 in the Albany, Tifton, Moul
trie, Camilla area and blew down the
Ensign Baptist church and a ware
house in the Brighton Mills commu
nity in Forsyth.
Porches also were blown away
from houses in the Forsyth area.
No deaths or serious injury were
reported.
Butts county escaped the worst of
the storm. The wind was followed by
a heavy downpour of rain.
The rain and wind storm was fol
lowed by colder weather.
you
wean count on
CUSTOMERS'
CORNER
We are out to serve six mil
lion folks every day ... to give
them value on every item ... to
do so courteously ... to make
shopping as pleasant as possible.
You are the ‘‘Boss” in this
and all our other customers,
and we have to answer to you.
So if you do have a criticism
about our service or a sugges
tion on how we can improve it,
please write. You are sure of
an answer.
Customers Relation Dept.
A & P FOOD STORES
420 Lexinston Avenue
New York 17, New York
3£||S| ANN PAGE
psay Mayonnaise
Quart Jar 59/
ANN PAGE LEMON PIE FILLING AND SPARKLE
Puddings • 5/
BRIGHT SAIL CLEAR
Ammonia Quart Bottle 17*
ANN PAGE TOMATO
Ketchup 14-Oz. Bottle 19/
ANN PAGE FRENCH
Dressing 8-Oz. Bottle 18 1
ORANGE, GRAPEFRUIT OR
Blended Jr e
No. 2 Cans 25/
DRESSED & DRAWN
FRYERS, lb.
FRESH WATER
CATFISH, lb.
STEW
OYSTERS, pt.
ALLGOOD SLICED
BACON, lb,
ANGEL SOFT
Facial
Tissue
Pkfi. of 200 13/
lona Tomatoes 2*-*°-29y.
deXO 1-Lb. Can 30c 3-Lb. Can 83c
Palmolive Soap 3Reg.cakea2sc 2Bath2sc
Octagon Soap Powder 13-0, 9 c 40-oz. 25a
Octagon Laundry Soap Cake 8c
Octagon Toilet Soap Cake 7c
Octagon Cleanser uot ctn. 11c
3rd & Oak Sts. - - Jackson, Ga.
Preston Calk
For Increased
Yields Per Acre
Athens, Ga.—Georgia’s new era in
agriculture is going to call for ex
pansion—expansion that goes up
rather than spreads out. That was the
opinion expressed by J. B. Preston,
extension agronomist of Tifton, at a
meeting of 150 agronomists, soil
science experts, farmer* and others
at the University of Georgia’s Col
lege of Agriculture.
In agriculture, vertical expansion
means increasing production without
increasing acreage, he said. Such ex
pansion would answer the problem of
possible food and feed shortages and
at the same time assure the future
of the small farmer in times of large
production.
j Fresh Fruits & Vegetables |
FLORIDA SWEET JUICY *\ANCY BABY
Oranges Squash
8-Lb. Mesh Bag 35/ 2 -19 c
FRESH CRISP ICEBERG FRESH GREEN NEW
Lettuce Cabbage
2 Heads 25/ Lb. 7c
WASHINGTON RED WINESAP
Apples 2 - lk q - 29^
FORMOST VARIOUS COLORS
Toilet
Tissue
2 Rolls 25/
All prices in this ad guaranteed thru Saturday, February 2nd
JANE PARKER
SUGARED OR CINNAMON SUGARED
Donuts 23i
JANE PARKER
Golden Loaf Cake <* 25/
JANE PARKER CARAMEL
Pecan Rolls <** 29/
JANE PARKER EXTRA FINE
White Bread 16-Oz. Loaf 15/
JANE PARKER 100% WHOLE
Wheat Bread 16-Oz. Loaf 15/
WISCONSIN FRESH COLORED
Daisy Cheese
Lb. 53/
Gerber’s Foods
STRAINED |
Baby Foods Jar 10 j
JUNIOR ]
Baby Foods Jar iso :
OATMEAL. BARLEY OR RICE
Cereal Food 28-oz.i*kgs.33 ;
STRAINED \
Baby Meats Jar 21c
JUNIOR
Baby Meats Jar 21c
53c
59c
89c
47c
Fab Large Pkg. 30c Giant Pkg. 72c
Octagon Granulated Soap2o.oz.pkg. 31c
Super Suds Med Pkg. 13c Lg. 30c eiant 72c
Cashmere Bouquet Reg. cake 9c Bath 13c
Ve I 12-oz. Pkg 30c Giant Pkg. 72c
Ajax Cleanser 14-oz.ctn 13c
“The fanner who is producing 50
or more bushels of corn per acre, a
ton of peanuts per acre, or 6001
pounds of beef per acre, may be •
big farmer, regardless of acreage,
he said.
Thousands of Georgia farmers are
already increasing their corn yield
from 20 to 40 bushels per acre,
thereby cutting their acreage in half,
Preston declared. Land, thus releas
ed, can be devoted to the production
of other feed.
For a program of this kind, he
said, we will need a continuous in
crease in the quantity of plant nu
trients used.
New industries continue to settle
in Georgia. It is good business for
all concerned. These new institutions
are deserving of all posible encour
agement. They should not be taxed to
death.
ANGEL SOFT
Facial
Tissue
Pkg. of 400 23/