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.wrS WERE CALLED BLOWS WERE STRUCK—THEN PEACE:
mg ton, D. C.—Representative E. E. Cox, (D. Ga.) left, and
‘ oP j°Sabath (D. Ill.) shake sharp and differences make uo after the their Housing brief fist
tit on the House floor over on legis-
1011 Three or four (blows were exchanged between 83-year-old
a nd 69-year-old opponent before colleagues separated them.
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Deaths And
Funerals
HENRY MITCHELL.—
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fhe many loved one and
L saddened to hear of
[ih Lh of Mr. Henry (Hal) Mitchell
occurred at the home
[eldest son, J. H. Mitchell,
ultrie, on Tuesday, June 21.
funeral services another were held
residence of
his Mitchell, on Pebble Hill
[ntation, at 4 o’clock Thursday
tmoon, with the Rev. G. N.
Ley fed officiating. Interment fol
t in the family cemetery.
F Mitchell was born June 6,
the son of Henry and Anna
Lline Mitchell, at the old
Ichell place in Thomas County,
L Grady, and spent most of
life here. Coming from one
khe notable and distinguished
peer families of this section,
upheld the tradition of the
Lily in his daily walk. He was
member of the Methodist
Iirch and a consecrated Chris
b gentleman. He served his
pmunity f as a leader for a num
of years. After Grady County
p created he was on the first
)rd of County Commissioners.
January 13, 1887, he was mar
p to Miss Anna Pauline Hall;
! died May 7, 1942. In 1937
^celebrated their Golden Wed
|g Anniversary with hundreds
friends attending. There were
le children to this union, six
W'hom survive: Mrs. J. H. Car-
1, Thomasville, Mrs .Paul V.
ke Wales, Fla., Mrs. Oscar Pau,
tveland, Ohio, Mrs .Henry Wil
Washington, Ga., J. H. Mit
ll! - Moultrie, and R. Harris
tchell, Thomasville; there are
toty-five grandchildren and
Eire great grandchildren.
®S. JACK BARFIELD. 25
TALLAHASSEE. FLA.
Jack Barfield died at the
lahassee Memorial Hospital,
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ahassee, Fla., Sunday night,
f Irs. following a long illness.
Barfield was a native of
A county, the former Miss
B Hopkins, daughter of Mr.
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lahassee. She had made her
home there for several years.
The deceased’s husband is also
a native of Grady County, the
son of Mrs. Thelma Maxwell Sal
tier and the late Arthur W. Bar
field.
Funeral services were held at
the Culley Chapel in Tallahassee
at 4:30 o’clock Monday afternoon,
June 20, with the Revs. T. A.
Corbett, of the Chrsitian Church,
and Clare M. Cotton, of Trinity
Methodist officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Oakland cemetery.
Mrs. Barfield is survived by her
husband and two sons Bryan and
Randy and one sister Mrs. Robert
Fritz, of Tallahasee; one brother,
Ford Hopkins, of Grady county,
and her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hopkins, of Grady
county, who reared her.
CANNING PLANT AT
WHIGHAM CLOSED 4th___
The Whigham School Cann
ing plant will not be open Mon
day, July 4tH., J. D. Lewis, Vo
cational Agriculture teacher and
canning manager said this week.
The next Canning day will be
Wednesday, when business will
be resumed as usual.
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COMPOSER AT TEN: Tokyo.—
Kageaki Kajiwara (right), ten,
one of Japan’s youngest compos
ers, works on a new score while
his sister-in-law Mrs. Kyoko Tan
aka plays the composition on the
piano. Author of more than 100
musical scores since 1947, the
youngster presented the first re
cital of his own work at Tokyo’s
Mainichi Hall June 2.
THE CAIRO MESSENGER. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949.
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THIS APPEAL MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PATRIOTIC CAIRO CONCERNS:
McClenny Furniture Co. MIZELL DRUG CO. WIGHT & BROWNE FARMERS PEANUT
South Broad St. Phone 220 Phones 14 or 87 CO., Inc.
Phone 80 "A Good Drug Store 1" We Deliver
S. & L. FURNITURE Fred Carroll, "The Farmers'
W. M. TYSON LUM- Friend"
CO. BER CO., Inc. RODDENBERY Farmers Brand Fertilizers
North Broad St. Lumber, Moulding, Paint, Etc. Hardware Company Clark Hardware Co.
Phone 338 Phone Farm
248 "A Complete Hardware Implements—Building
R. R. Van Landingham WIGHT HARDWARE Service!" Supplies—Home Appliances
Phone 208 Phone 333
COMPANY CAIRO FURNITURE Cairo Dry Cleaners
GRADY PHARMACY "42 Years of Community COMPANY Cleaning, Altering, Etc.
Service!" Phone 81
Phon 85 or 111 BELK-HUDSON CO. Established 1902 I
For Quick Deliveries Phone 10
GILMORE'S "The Home of Better Values" CAIRO BANKING CO.
South Broad St. RUSHIN'S JAKE POLLER '47 Years' Continuous Banking
The Store Service Without Loss To
H. V. KELL CO. "Dependable Merchandise At Bargain Any Depositor!"
Right Prices!" "The Best For Less"
Wholesale Grocers Phone 197 CITIZENS BANK
Kramer's Department CURTIS O-L-l-V-E-R-'-S "At the Sign of the Clock"
Store Phone 12 Ira Higdon Wholesale
SUPER-MARKET Grocery
"The Store With the Green Curtis Gandy, Owner & Mgr. Gandy Hardware Co. Co.
Front!" 2nd Ave., S. E. S. Broad Street—Phone 395 PHONE 127
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