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NEWS OCT- 15, 1964
Farmed S&'Georgia
degrees won by local FFA
is
It’s tjyrie for the
Seminole County ’chapter of
Two ; graspatps dflHhe. chap
ter, Ches&E and Jo-
seph liaye been
recognized American
Fanner mem
bers of- re
ceive the Georgiaplanter de
gree- p- bar, ■
B. B. Bake®, advjpor of the
Ameri
can Farmer £ decreeis the
highest.possible for FFA
members. t and to qualify a
young may; ifove suc
cessfully completed his high
school vocational) agriculture
course, and; he jrnust have put
the things there in
to use in actual -fainting op
erations. Th^.degr^e.^,--will be
formally awarded.at the Na
tional FFA conydptiop in Kan
sas Htv late [this week.
The Georgia,Planter degree
is the highestan active mem
os a chapter can receive while
still in high school. These de
gree- will ..be,,,-a warded later
this month in AJ-acon,., Receiv
ing them wilb
wick- Thomas WilliamSk, Rush
y Scott, Huiiby Johnson, Mike
Spooner and -John Mosely.
Chester Alday is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Alday, Don
alsonville. He is now a full
time farmer, in partnership
with his father and brother,
Jerry. They own 500 acres and
rent 615 for a total of 1115
acres. Jerry Alday received
the American Farmer degree i
a few years ago.
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Chester iri2foyeaars «ld. He
now has 995[efaewtsgni field
crops and 140 acres-of per
manent pastures/ IHedias 75
head of cowsnatttU hogs.
This prognaaafiL wyai -.bstarted
when he waS stillvin,school.
Young Alda^nftaspresident
of the FFA when it
was judged the *best in the
district. It received a gold em
blem, the highest -National
rating, under
Joseph Ridl’ehoOve’r, the
son of Mr. Herbert
RidlehooVerr 1 is- farming in
partnership with Tl hii father
on 216 married
to the formed Ann
Kidd. ’ ow t, :
Joseph’s farming program
also started when he was in
high school ?Th is 1 year it con
sists of HO ’adfesbf' corn, 50
acres of cottons 25 acres of
peanuts, 20 Cows, 27
acres of pasture,
and 11 acres of 'phts.
While ih high school, Jo
seph ■. for the
.chapter. b'HOt served • while
Chester Alday r was president.
Os course- Baiter is proud
of’his two graduates. He says,
“We don’t think that- they
i come any better "than these
two fine young men, Chester
and Joseph, and we are satis
fied they, along with our 23
other American Farmers in
Seminole County, will be in
strumental irttl®cgjng our ag
riculture in omF state
and nation onMthe highest
| level, and the vejjjTbest in the
world.” \j- \ i
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by Mrs- F. B. Faircloth
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Alday
spent last Thursday in Cairo
with Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Ches
hire.
Mr. James Condrey and Mr.
Hugh Condrey of Columbus,
Ga., sperit Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs. A. Y. Faircloth.
Mr. and Mrs- G. L. Child
ress spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. F, B. Faircloth.
Mr. and Mrs. B- Braswell
of Tallahassee were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. A. Y.
Faircloth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Bar
bree visited with Mr- and Mrs.
Joel Poole Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Fair
cloth and Mr. J. R. Odom and
Katy Allen spent Wednesday
and Thursday with the Frank
Faircloths and the James
Smiths of Brinson.
Friends here grieve with
Mrs. Willis Collins in the
death of her aunt Mrs. Ida
Morris of Donalsonville last
week. -
Mrs. James Horne spent
the week end in Milledgeville
with Mrs. Sue Lynn.
College Students at Home
Among college students at
home for the week end recent
ly were Bill Shingler, Bert
Trulock, Bud Merritt, Bert
Thomas and Linda Bridges.
They seem happy in the
choice of schools and report
progress there. Best wishes of
the community accompany
them and all others who are
away from home pursuing a
higher education.
YOUR
PHARMACIST.
by Emmett Horn and
Dan R. Roberts
There is one area in which
parents should never dwell;
namely, “the good old days.’ 1
The child born today has so
many things going for him
healthwise that we are some
times moved to wonder how so
many of us made it to parent
hood.
Today’s newborn, for examp
le, •'starts off with the benefit
of new discoveries in prenatal
• nutrition. Proper immunization
rules out poliomyelitis, scarlet
lever and diptheria, and there
are more weapons against dis
ease in the antibiotic field than
you can shake a stick at.
The new infant can expect to
be taller, stronger and heavier
than his parents; his bones will
be better; his teeth superior
and, in the event of an ailment,
he can expect care and treat
ment miles ahead of the best the
good old days could offer.
For the finest in quality pre
scription service any day, come
to
HORN REXALL DRUG CO.
in Donalsonville.
Friendly, experienced pharma
cists will tend to the filling of
your prescription. Our number
is JA 4-8025.
This week’s household hint:
No soap? A boiled potato, used
as you would of soap,
pot only cleanjs hands, but
leaves them soft. «
Effective today...
All gas sales will be for
Your Patronage I
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Esso Service Station
We Give S &l v jl,^r4^^t ani| P s w ft'h Purchases
PHONE JA 4-2395 ON US 84
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Fall Specials
These prices good for another week end: October 15-17
FLANNEL LINEID
Mens Jackets --- $3.98
SIZES 2 THRU Completely Washable
Boy’s Jackets $3.98 up
SIZES 7 THRU 14
Boy’s Jackets'*:”?... $7.95 to $12.95
These include corduroy, nylon, fleece lined, twill, suede
LITTLE ■ including vinyl
Girl’s Jackets $3.98 up
MEN’S
Handkerchiefs^. ...L. . 10 for SI.OO
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REGULAR 49cM / ...
Prints on sale: 39c yd
SIZES 7 THRU 14 . J
Girl’s BloW » » ... $1.99
ROLL-UP & LObfo
Ladie Blouses. $1.49 to $4.95
LADIES
Wool Skirts ■bi-SZ. $5.95 up
■" I — l n'' )j'i' l 1 i 1 ‘ » 11 1,
Ladies Jumped - $8 95
SEAMLESS
Nylon Hose 2 pair for SI.OO
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HEAVY DUTY (Floral Designs) $2.00 Value
Towels now SI.OO each
CHENILLE Double-Bed Size
Bed Spreads $2.99 each
40-INCH -T . r;
SHEETING i. 57&51.U)
ELECTRIC BLANKETS
Double-Bed Size-, Single Control •
$10.95
Also other Electric Blasts including Double Control
and Single Bed Sizes, from $14.95 to $21.95
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T-§h°P the Surprise
Jabo King Co-Owner Donalsonville, Georgia