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DONALSONVILLE NEWS < 'I I Established February, 1916. Entered as second class matter February 12, 1916, at the post office at Donalsonville, Georgia under the act of March 3, 1879. ELLISON DUNN, editor-owner Official organ of Seminole County and the City of Donalsonville, Georgia. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year SI.OO Six Months -50 MEMBER: National Editorial Association Georgia Press Association ————————————— Advertising Rates Reasonable And Furnished On Request 1111 1 • FARM FOR SALE 146 acres of land. 70 acres in culti vation, located in line between Early > and Miller Counties 8 miles northeast of Colquitt and 31'2 miles southwest from Damascus. Two tenant houses painted, 2 deep wells, metal barn, good fences, all comparatively new. ; Good location and good soil. Price $4150. N. L. Stapleton. Colquitt. Ga. Attention Due to expenses rising so fast we, the Beauty Operators of the City of Donalsonville are forced to make the following price changes, to take effect Monday, October 20th. The minimum on Permanent Waves to be $2.50. All Shampoos and Sets to advance 5 cents. Hair Tint Rinse 25c: Set* 30c; Plain Shampoo 30c; Plain Shampoo and Set GOc: Oil Shampoo and Set 80c; Oil Shampoo 50c $2.00 Waves $2.50; $3.00 Waves $3.50; $ >.OO Waves $5.50. Polish ('hanged 15c; Manicures 50c; Facial $1.00: Dye $2.50. Arch 25c: Arch and Dye 75c. SEMINOLE BEAUTY SHOP EVAN S BEAUTY SHOP >■■•>■■•■■■■••■■■■■■■■■■■■■ PECANS Wanted * Our buyer, Mr. R. L. Forrester, will open an of fice in Donalsonville beginning next Monday, October 13th, to buy your pecans and pay highest cash prices for same. See him any day or write him -and he will call and make vou an offer on your pecans. SAM PIERCE Cairo, Georgia »•••••••••••••••••••• ANNOUNCEMENT! x Thomas Orr announces the opening of Tommy’s Auto Repair Shop in the building which was formerly Carl Yarborough’s Ga rage. Repair work done on all makes of trucks, tractors and automoiles. TOMMY’S AUTO REPAIR SHOP POPEYE, THE RECRUITING OFFICER, HAS FOOD FOR THOUGHT! Yow P C V ■" ,ile « V™! \ A MILLION O’ BWANAjN THE PAS < 'XtLgoT THE J N . w No No .. BUCKS’ UNIFORM LIKE V ENLISKS AN FREE( |«5 X. Vrx OR ll gives you 5118.00 worth of uniforms! //zr/X DENTIST k LqL. ■ / And if you want to learn a trade, the Navy U BILL’S the place io do it. There are forty-five-odd trade. (fc* . yl. V) \r z < /IjF' A \ you can learn... training that's worth hundred* J 'r ''' r \ of dollars the first year. The Navy offers the chance of a lifetime to \ l ZX ( k / -'S, \ young men. If you ore 17 or over, get a free copy I \ WsAlll/ T OMR > of the illustrated booklet.'UFE IN THE U.S. NAVY," 3 "'T $ / trom the Navy Editor of this newspaper. Simply I ~ A. ‘ t v * -—■' ( V' Z r' write or call. ~ V/ serve hour country.' r/I— vol *> ==t - x < AW v build sour future.' < • I ///• 6iET in the kjaw now. 1 NO \ I t:o r ; *is>4l. U r Cure* Syndicate. 1.. V* r ..-Its mcncd Z / I ' • -- ■■ W / z — -rNNYsYsvI ■■■■..■■..< i- ~ DONALSONVILLE SENIOR TRI-HI-Y RECEIVES FIRST CHARTER According to an announcement i made by Mr. N. Milton Brown, sect, of the Southwest division of the Y. M. ' C. A. movement in Georgia, at the Tri-Hi-Y Program Planning Confer- ’; ence in Quitman. Saturday, October 4, ' the first club charter this year was granted to the Donalsonville Senior Tri-Hi-Y. The charters are granted to i clubs reaching a certain number of points on the ten point system and the Donalsonville Club was the first club in the state to reach this’ goal, j the Valdosta club was second and the Climax Club third. The Club members are justly proud of this achievement j and trust that during the year they can keep up the same high grade of i work, and rank among the leading clubs at the end of this school year . ’"The Georgia Farm Debt Adjust ment Specialist will work elosly with the counties on this tenure improve ment program of long-reaching value.” Mr. Gleaton concluded. WANTED— a good used typewriter. See or write R. K. Blackshear, Don alsonville, Ga., state price and terms. TRI-HLY MEETS The Donalsonville Sr. Trl-HI-\ met Monday night October fl, at the • —hm. DONALSONVILLE NEWS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10TH, 1941. home of Mabel Daniels with fourteen members present. ' We talked about our year books and : our school project of fixing up the 1 dressing rooms in the shell were dis cussed. We also talked about organiz ing a preacher’s service club. A report on the Tri-Hi-Y confer-, ence held in Quitman was given by I some of the members that attended it. j Margie Richardson had charge of the devotion which was taken from j the thirteenth chapter of Corin- A most interesting program on "men who included God in their plans about their life" wqs rendered by Willene Hunter, After this the meeting adjourned and delicious refreshments were serv ed by the hostess, i BROOME ASSUMES NEW DUTIES IN MONTGOMERY Rugh P- Bpoome, who has een serv- ■ jpg »s farm CO-QP specialist with the | Farm Security Administration of Dis trict L the Albany district, ha s been transferred to Montgomery, i In Montgomery, Mr, Broome will be an assistant manager for the Southeastern district, BI'ORTH OF SEMINOLE HIGH Lewe Johnson, Jr, i The past week marks the ending pf the second week in which the Semi nole Indians have been practicing basketball, After teaching the funda mentals of the game In the earlier I work outs, Coach Btejn has now begun •to stress offense. At the start of this week he had the boys walking through the plays, the latter part of the week the boys began to show class as their playing showed improvement. At center was Ike Smith and Lewe John son who arc two of the veterans of , the last years team, playing at the i forward positions were Thomgs Ggr -1 wood, Ray Martin a six foot two j inch giant and Wallace Drake. Wayne I Averritt and Farmer Hooten, both ; new men, wei'P as the guard positions. | Cogeh Stein hopes to deve|ope an of- ■ sense which will be able to compete I with any team. Following are the prospects for 1944-4"; Wayne Miller, Ray Martjn, PfWP Johnson, : Thomas Garwood, Farmer ffjygten. I Calvin Lord, Wallace Drake, Njck Richardson, Bud Yeunmns, and L- E. i Hunter. JOINS GLEE CLUB Miss Patsy Forrester, attractive I 4 u yc;hter of Mr. and Mr. C. S. For- ■ Tester, nf Donalsonville, has joined ; the Georgia ,£tate Woman’s College .Freshman Glee Ciuty pt Valdosta Miss Forrester was asked to yqjn the club Gdiowing competitive tryouts. Professor Clifton Wl??t e ’ college pepartiuent of will be in charge of direction, ■*. MR ARTHUR P, SIRMONS DIES IN ALABAMA Mr. Arthur P. Sirmons, age 42, passed away at his home at Childer burg, Ala., from an accident on Sep tember 23rd. Funeral services were at Brinson Baptist Church September s 2th at 3 o’clock, with interment in the : Brinson cemetery. ’ fhi was survived by his wife, Mrs. Bessie U n d three children. Evans and Son werp in charge of the funeral. WILL SERVE ON CLUB COMMITTEE AMERICUS, G#., Wcf- ID— College plays this year wiH be presented on the newly completed stage of the Georgia Southwestern college audi torium, and under the direction of a new faculty advisor. j Miss Beula Thaxton, head of the , commercial department, is the new faculty advisor for the club. Lin Adams, Columbus, is president. Dinsley Storey, Concord, has been elected vice-president to succeed John Harris, Columbus, who did not return to school. I The club, which is undertaking a 1 campaign to raise money for new j stage equipment, has selected Vernon ' Glenn, Columbus, and Mary Davis, Donalsonville, to serve as a committee with President Adams to select the first play of the year. The club made a hit with its final l presentation last Spring of the fam ous stage and screen show, “Dark Vic ' tory.” M|ss Louise Roberts who is a stu dent at G, s, C, in Americus spent last week-end here with her parents. BRIDGE CLUB MEETS.— Mrs, L, J, Cowart entertained her i i bridge club and special friends Thurs- j day afternoon. The spacious reception ! rooms were made attractive with vas- j es and bowls of roses and bright fall . flowers. Mrs. A. J. Jones received high score ; prjze and Mrs. J. B. Gibson was re- j cipient of Jow, Those enjoying Mrs, Cowart’s hos pitality were Mesdames Cecil Bolton, JJ, H, Champion, J, J, Cummings, M. C, Fain, Sr., J. B. Gibson, L. W. Mar i tin, Harry Simpson, John I- Spooner, Sr„ E, A. Wilson, Carl Yarborough, ph|l Yarboroungh, H, B, Jenkins, L. L. Robert, Ellison Dunn, C. S. Forrester. L. L. Wiltshire, R. M, Holman, Mar garet Sheffield, H, O, Cummings, J. E, Johnson, C, H- Hodges, A. J. Jones, J J, H, Hanna, and Miss Ajetta Cum (| mjngs, The hostess was assisted in enter i taining by Mesdames Porter Smith, M. P. Stein, and J. E. Ozburn- A salad J course with iced tea was served. '] LEGAL SALE J GEORGIA, Seminole County: Notice is hereby given that the un- • dersjgned administrators of the , Estate of C, L- Reynolds have applied ,| to the Ordinary of said county for , leave to sell thp following lands; Al) that tract or parcel of land known as the North ha|f of the West ■ half of lot No. 1 in Block "CC” in the City of Donalsonville, Seminole Coun- ■ ty, Georgia, as shown by the original isurvey, Also, all the tract tor parcel of land known as the South half of the West half of lot No. 1 in Block “CC” in the City of Donalsonville, Seminole , County, Georgia, as shown by original , survey. Also, fifty acres of land off the west side Qf l ot N «: 340 l n F ourtecnth District of Seminole County, Georgia, bounded on North by Do>ia|sonville- Gibson public road, East by Dick Odom. South by old Dollins place, and West by old Gibson plantation. , Also, one share of stock In Donal sonville Federal Savings & Loan As-1 ' sociation, being Certificate No. F-11, of a par value of SIOO.OO. ‘ for the nurpose of paving debt* and i distribution. Said application will be > heard at the regular term of said court of Ordinary to be held on the first Mondav in November. 1941. 1 This the 6th dav of October, 1941. >■ J. A. Reynolds, L. R. Robjnson, Admini strators Stapleton & Stapleton Attorneys at law. 1 CITATION GEORGIA. Seminole County. ' D. F. Wurst Guardian of George - Walden, tnc. has applied to me for a - discharge from his Guardianship of . Georg? Walden, ine. thjs |s therefore to notify all persons concerned, to file ‘ their objections, If any they have, on » or before the first Mondav in Novem ber 1941 next, else D- F- Wurst will be discharged from his Guarianship as • applied for. G. B. Garwood. Ordinary f Seminole County. ' i —4tp. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS me to EXCESS ACID FreeßookTeUsofHomeTreatmentthat Must Help or it WIN Cost You Nothing Oyer two million bottles of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold for relief of •y inptoms of distress arising from Stomach and Puotfonol Ulcers due to Eacexs Acid— Poor D'cestion. Sow o- Ue«t Stomach, Gassiness. Heartburn. Sleeplessness, etc., due to Excess Acid. Sold on 15days trial! Ask for -Willard’s Message” which fully explains this treatment — free — at SEMINOLE DRUG COMPANY Donalsonville, Georgia —SEE— D.F. WURST pX For Your N INSURANCE |J Needs R A A UPSTAIRS KI | SEMINOLE DRUG CO. £ Building Uk. * J : General Radio : i R-E-P-A-I-R-S i I —ON ALL MODELS— - ■ ■ a ■ : Minter Radio Sales And Service : : IF YOU NEED = : FENCE POSTS, SAND, ; I GRAVEL Or HAULING ■ Z And You Want • ; Dependable Service ; : CALL : I E. 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