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HOBOKEN NEWS
By MRS. G. C. WALLIS
Thought for the week: Mother’s
love is like an island in life’s ocean,
vast and wide, a peaceful, quiet
shelter from the wind, and rain
and tide. “Tis bound on the north
by Hope, By patience on the west,
by tender council on the south and
on the east by Rest.’’ Above it like
a beacon light shines faith, and
truth and prayer; and through the
changing scenes of life, I find a
haven there. Author unknown.
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The Hoboken Home Demonstra
tion Club held their regular meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon, May 5,
at the home of Mrs. Johnny Lar
kins.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Malcolm Ro
binson and the devotional was giv
en by Mrs. Wade Colvin.
Following the business session,
Mrs. Bentley, Home Demonstration
Agent, gave an interesting talk on
containers used for frozen foods.
Present at the meeting were Mes
dames Frank Dukes, Fred Dowling,
Nolan Davis Jr., J. K. Larkins, Wade
Colvin, Flint Nichols, Floyd Larkins,
Malcolm Robinson, L. C. Colvin and
Mrs. G. C. Wallis, and one visitor,
Mrs. Sarah Nicholls.
The hostess served cake squares
and ice cream. Those assisting the
hostess in serving were Mrs. Flint
Nichols and Mrs. Floyd Larkins.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dowling and
their children, Cynthia Rose, Nor
man Fred and Mike, spent the
weekend in Ocala, Fla., with Mrs.
Dowling’s sister, Mrs. P. I. McLau
rin and family.
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J. R. Wyatt of Savannah, Ga.,
spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. Nolan Davis Jr. and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kelley and
Mr. and Mrs. Elery Kelley attended
the birthday dinner of Mrs. Kelley’s
aunt, Mrs. Godwin of Glennville,
Ga., on her eighty-sixth birthday in
the home of Mrs. Burkhalter.
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Mrs. C. F. Dukes spent a few days
of last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Bell, at Falmouth,
Va.
Miss Vida Mae Kelley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kelley, was
appointed as a worker at Ridge
crest Baptist Assembly for the Sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers of
Broadhurst spent, several days with
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dukes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dryden an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
May 2 in a Waycross hospital. The
little girl has been given the name,
Glenda Marion and will be called
Glenda.
Mr. and Mrs. Darnos Rowe and
Mrs. Willie Hendrix from Savannah
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Rhoden. Mrs. Hendrix will
remain for a longer visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Rhoden.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams and
daughter, Pat, of Ocilla, Ga., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Las
tinger during the weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lyde Thomas from
Statenville, Ga., visited Mr. Thom
as’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Banner
Thomas on Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Easterling has return
ed to her home after spending the
past week with her son, Clayton
Easterling and Mrs. Easterling.
Mr. Jim Thomas was honored on
Sunday, May 3, on the occasion of
his 66th birthday with a dinner
given by members of the families
and friends at Laura Walker Park.
A basket dinner was served at the
noon hour. The table was centered
with an immense cake embossed and
decorated and made by Mrs. Banner
Thomas and Mrs. Ira Thomas. Many
friends and relatives shared this oc
casion with Mr. Thomas.
THEM’S A |jj J l * TOWN
^p^pURIHA CHOWS
Mm Hunter’s Feed & Seed Stere I
THE RALSTON PURINA COMPANY Proudly Welcomes
This New Purina Dealer to the Growing Checkerboard Family
Just as the Checkerboard Trademark
stands for quality products and top feed
ing results —the Checkerboard Sign on
this new store in your community stands
also for quality and extra service.
You’ll find here the complete line of
Purina Products. You’ll find friendly
folks ready to serve you. But you’ll find
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The Brantley Enterprise Nahunta, Georgia Thursday, May 7, 1953
PERSONALS
Eugebfe'; and
Mrs. Robert Drury, of Waynesville,
was honored recently at the annual
Honors’ Day banquet at South Ga.
College. He received a medal as a
runner-up to the Best All-Round
Boy award. During the school year
he participated in many extracur
ricular activities while maintaining
a high scholastic average.
James Walker, U. S. Navy, re
turned to Jacksonville, Fla., after
spending a few days in Nahunta
with his mother, Mrs. Llawana Cox.
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Mrs. H. L. McLesky of Atlanta
and Mrs. W. P. Riggins of Jesup
were neices of Mrs. W. M. Roberson
visiting her on Sunday.
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J. R. Roberson and children, De
lora and Anna Jo of Charleston,
S. C., and Clayton Grice of Black
shear visited relatives in Nahunta
on Sunday.
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Mrs. S. S. Sarvis will present her
piano pupils in a Recital on Friday
evening. May 15 at eight o'clock in
the High School auditorium. The
public is invited.
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Sgt. Edgar R. Rhoden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. V. Rhoden, Rt. 1, Wino
kur, recently participated in the
Atomic Bomb Tests in Nevada. Sgt.
Rhoden is a member of Company A,
773rd Tank i^attalion.
Tri-Hi-Y' Officers
Honored at
Nahunta School
Services honoring the retiring of
ficers and newly elected officers of
the Nahunta Tri-Hi-Y Club will
be held Sunday evening at the Na
hunta Baptist Church under the di
rection of Miss Ruth Dowling, Tri-
Hi-Y Advisor, and Kemp Mabry,
District YMCA Secretary.
Retiring officers of the Nahunta
Tri-Hi-Y are: Reba Raulerson, pre
sident; Iris Barr, vice-president;
Betty Jo Sheppard, secretary; and
Sylvia Garrett, treasurer.
them ready to do mote than just sell you
Purina Chows. At their disposal is the
feeding and management information
we’ve learned at our famous Purina
Research Farm and Laboratories. They
are ready to help you with your poultry
and livestock feeding and management
problems... large or small.
Opportunity for
Women in the Navy
In their eleven years of existence,
the WAVES have proven their value
in the defense of our country. In
the many positions they are capa
ble of filling, young women of the
Navy have demonstrated that they
can serve and be of vital help to
the entire defense effort.
Although the greater number of
them, are assigned to Naval Shore
Establishments in the United States,
WAVES may volunteer for over
seas shore duty assignment in Ger
many, Italy, France and England.
These young women are well paid,
enjoy good living conditions, and
have many interesting jobs such as
aerographer, photographer, machine
accountant, dental technicians, ail
controlman, some serve as steward
ess on the cross country flights.
. If you are between the ages of
18 and 25, are a high school grad
uate, and above average in other
respects, get in touch with the Navy
Recruiter, Chief Russell, in the Post
Office Building, Waycross, Georgia,
Phone 2131. A call or letter to this
address may make the difference
between success and routine life to
jou.
Devils of Gossip
Like to Make
Hell on Earth
I am. more deadly than the
screaming shell from a howitzer; I
ruin without killing. I tear down
homes; I break hearts and wreck
lives. I have no respect for truth or
justice, no mercy for the defense
less. You will find me in the pews
of the pious and the haunts of
the unholy. I am wily, cunning, ma
licious — and gather strength with
age. I make my way where greed,
mistrust and dishonor are unknown.
I feed on good and bad alike. My
victims are as numerous as the
sands of the sea and often as in
nocent. I never forgive and seldom
forget. My name is gossip.
Speeding on U. S. streets and
highways last year killed 13,430
men, women and children.
Purina is proud to welcome this new
store in your town to the growing
family of more than 6,000 Purina Deal
ers serving the farmers and ranchers of
America from coast to coast.
We wish to announce that our five and
ten cent store will be opened in Nahunta
next Wednesday, May 13.
We will carry a full line of five, ten,
and 25 cent goods. We have had long
experience in the five-and-ten business
and feel that we can give the buying
public lowest prices and good service.
We have three other stores in south
east Georgia and can buy in quantities
sufficient to insure bargain prices in our
stores.
Be sure to visit our new store in Na
hunta next Wednesday and see the big
display of five-and-ten goods. We will
welcome you at that time or any time
you visit us.
E. R. Lott and Mrs. M. LotL Owners
Radios and Television Sets
Repaired and Installed
“You Know We Know Radio”
PRECISION RADIO SERVICE
Phone 269 119 Albany Ave.
Weycross, Georgia
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
D W. Griffin, Waycross, Ga.,
Phone 3214-M, at Nahunta and Ho
boken each Wednesday, Newton
Plumbing Company, Nahunta, or W.
L. Dowling Furniture Company, Ho
boken. Contact me for refrigeration
service. 5|28
Donald Danforth
President
ANNOUNCING
OPENING OF
LOTT’S 5 & 100 STORE
WEDNESDAY MAY 13
LOTT’S 5 & 100 STORE
MAY’S
JUNK YARD
DOCK JUNCTION
BRUNSWICK, GA.
FURNISH CASH MARKET FOR ‘
ALL FURS, SKINS, HIDES, •*
PECANS, WRECKED OR BURNT ’
CARS & SCRAP METAL.
We Also Buy Deer Tongue *
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KNIGHTVICKERS
DRUG STORE
Wm. R. Vickera and
Ernest Knight, Pharmaoists
Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga.
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savannah, Ga $2.15
Valterboro, S. C. -p—4.00
Charleston, S. C - 4.85
Columbia, S. C 5.43
Winston-Salem, N. C. 9.40
Norfolk, Va 12.85
T acksonville, Fla. - 1.45
Lake City, Fla J 2.75
Tampa, Fla - — 5-90
Leesburg, Fla 4.65
Irian do, Fla. 4.79
St. Petersburg, Fla - 6.40
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Campbel] Drug Store
Nahunta, Georgia
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