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BAKF.Y-JOHNSON WEDDING
IS ANNOUNCED.—
Os interest here is the announce
ment of the marriage of Miss Mildred
Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Johnson, of this county, to
Lieutenant Russell Francis Bakov, of
Bridgeport, Connecticut. the wedding
having been solemnized on August
1 st.
The bride was born and reared here,
having resided in Columbus for the
past several months.
Lieutenant Bakey is attached to
the Second Armored Division at Ft.
Benning, where he and his bride will
reside.
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Mrs. Frank Richardson, Misses
Adr.lene, Ann and Maigie Richardson,
Miss Lucy Seale and Mrs. E. E. Babb
left last Friday to visit relatives and
frior.ds in Gainesville and Daytona
B. ach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Hanna, Peggy
rnd Jolm Hanna, David and Arthur
Lie Hay and Mrs. Stella Hudson spent
last week at Panama City Beach.
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Miss Joan Kirkland, of Melbourne,
Fla., is spending several days here as
the guest of her grandparents, Air.
and Mrs. Mose Kirkland.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Wurst, Jr., of
DONALSONVILLE NEWS FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1941.
Ocoee, Fla., spent last Friday here
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. F.
Wurst.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wurst, Miss
Gloria Wurst and Foster Wurst spent
Sunday, in Ochlocknee as guests of
Mrs. Wurst’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Wurst, Sr.
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Mrs. Carl Yarborough returned to
her home here Saturday after spend
ing several days with relatives in
Arlington. She was accompanied
home by Miss Clair Lofton who will
spend this week here as her guest.
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Miss Jessie Mae Roberts has re
turned from a visit, with her sister,!
Mrs. W. G. Goodlier, of Jesup.
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Corp, and Mrs. W. T. Greer,* of
Brunswick spent Monday here.
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Friends of Miss Martha Ann Good
win are sorry to hear of her illness
due to a tonsillectomy operation.
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Misses Ruby and Henrietta Cloud,
'dr. James Cloud, Misses Bleema,
Kathleen, and Beatrice Shores were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Virginia Miller,
in Decatur County near Brinson, at a
birthday dinner.
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Mr. A. N. Gay, of Dothan, is trans
acting business here this week.
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Mr. L. C. Hay and Mr. R. M. Hol
man spent last week-end at Dead
i Lakes fishing.
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Mrs. C. C. Bolton, R. N. is employ
ed at Patterson’s Hospital in Cuthbert
this week.
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Mr. Robert Durden and Mr. Stokes
Durden of Camp Stewart are visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
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I Mrs. Terrell Hartzog has just re
| turned from Panama City where she
i spent a week.
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Misses Vera Ausley and Dixie
' Mamie Williams visited in Tallahas
. see, Florida Wednesday.
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Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Liddell have
, returned from a visit to points in
, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina;
1 and North Georgia.
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Mrs. M. G. (’lark was able to return
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to her home here this week after
spending eight weeks in an Atlanta
hospital, her many friends will be de
lighted to learn.
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Miss Merle Reid, of Cedar Springs,
spent several days here this week as
the guest of Adelle Minter.
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Mrs. M. M. Minter. Messrs. Harris
and Merrian Minter spent Sunday in
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mesdames Esther Sponer, Florence
Shingler, Hallie B. Shingler and lit
! tie Miss Caroline Shingler returned
last Thursday from Indian Springs
I where they had been attending Camp
! Meeting,
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M, and Mrs, P, C. Perry from
Athens, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bogard from, Tyler Texas, were
pleasant visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M.
D. Perry last week-end.
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Miss Dixie Williams has accepted a
position as operator with the Evans
Beauty Shop and she arrived this
week to take up her work here,
* $ ❖ »
Miss Milburn Brigham, of Girard,
Ala., is spending this week here as
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brigham,
Friends of Mrs. A. L. Hay will be
pleased to learn that she is improv
ing following an attack of Brills
fever.
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Mrs. Eunice Hudson and Miss Cla-
■ rice Hay spent last Sunday at Pana
ma City Beach, they were accom
panied home by David and A. L. Hay,
Jr., who spent last week there.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn, of
Cairo, are guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Ellison Dunn this week.
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Miss Betty Jane Wilson has return
ed to her home here after spending a
week in Blakely with relatives.
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Technical Sgt. Ted Wilhite, of Fort
Bragg, N. C„ spent several days here
last week with his aunt, Mrs. E. C.
Smith, Sr., and Dr. Smith.
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Mrs. Will Flowers, of Dothan, Ala,,
was the guest of Mrs. E. C, Smith, Sr.,
last week,
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Mrs. George Morrow and children,
of Greenwood. Fla., spent several days
here this week as guests of Mrs. L,
E. Hay.
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Mrs. A. B. Davis, Miss Joan Davis
and John Davis, Misses Paula and
\\ illie Tom Odom, Mrs. Lester Odom
and Mrs. Rudolph Spooner spent sev
eral days at Panama City Beach last
week,
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BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Rev. J. A. Duren will speak next I
Sunday evening at the First Baptist j
Church on the topic, “What Is Your !
Name?” In handing in this announce-!
! ment to the News office he stated that!
whether he should remain in Donal
! sonville for six months or six years,
; he would hardly be able to bring to
! the young people a message more
= worthy of their hearing and consid
! eration.
The pastor was delighted to see a
| slight improvement in the attendance
: at all services of the church last Sun
day over the previous Sunday. The
: membership of the church is urged to
I help bring the Sunday School atten
dance up to one-hundred by the first
Sunday in September, and the Train
ing Union attendance to forty. There
is a poem entitled, “It Can Be Done.”
! Read it.
The circles of the W. M. S. meet
■.• very Monday afternoon at 4:30. Mrs.
•J. B. Thomas is the president. She
would be glad to see every woman in
the church, old or young, enlisted in
the missionary and benevolent acti
vities of the chinch and denomination.
I Surely there has been no time in the
I life of the present generation in which
the message and ministry of the Gos
pel of Jesus Christ is more needed
than now.
The mid-week Brayer Service is
I held every Wednesday evening at the
I church at 8:30. The attendance was
| good last week. Come and share in
i the fellowship of this devotional hour.
NEWS and PACTS ... of Statewide Interest
Speaking of Taxes-
BEEFt PAID j
sl/343,558.50
jffi/T I ‘ £ ’° GEORGIA
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At khis tir.r«» ’.vnen the federal government needs money for
NatTonai Defense and its normal activities . . . when the state
requires revenue to support its services to the people . . . it
may be well to consider the mportance of the brewing industry
as a taxpayer, with its total tax bill in state and nation of over
51.000,000 a day.
To the State of Georgia alone beer paid in the year
ended June 30, 1941, the sum of 51 343,553.50.
When you think of beer, think o it not only as a eeverage
of moderation think o. it as an important industry which,
bears a huge share of Georgia’s—and the nation s—tax burden.
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JUDGE JOHL 3. V.'33iJ, State Dxracfor
HuH Building o Atlanta, Georgia
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I The pastor will do his best to make
I it profitable to you. Atttend all the
I services of your church if possible.
It will be a great encouragement to
i the pastor and all others who have ac
j cepted the responsibility of Christian
I leadership.
' The pastor’s morning subject will
be, “Life’s Holy Land.”
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Nunnery, Miss
Sallie Perry, and Miss Ida Bell Moody
spent Sunday at Savannah and Camp
Stewart. Messrs. Hiram and “Snap”
: Nunnery, who have been on furlough
here, returned to Camp Stewart with
them.
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Among those from Camp Stewart
at home on furloughs this week are
I Milton Johnson, Everette Alday, Brit
ten Alday and Jess Thursby.
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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cummings,
and daughter, Miss Evelyn Cummings,
spent Monday in Atlanta where Mr.
Cummings transacted business in con
nection with his membership on the
Board of Regents of the University
•. System.
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Among those attending the Martin
-1 Darbyshire wedding here last week
were Misses Montteen and Mildred
I Martin and Mr. Hugh L. Martin, of
Blakely.
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Mr. ami Mrs. M. P. Stein, who at
• tended punier school in Athens at the
i University, have returned to Donal
. sonville.