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When You Get The Best Goods Made And Get Them At WHITE’S i.
The Lowest Possible Prices You Have Real Values.
Our Store is Full of Them—JUST FOR YOU!
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JUDICIAL SALE
Georgia, Newton County.
There will be sold at public outcry
to the highest and best bidder for
cash, between the legal hours of sale
before the court-house door In New
ton County, Georgia, on the First
Tuesday in August, 1939, the follow
ing described property: Fifty acres
of land lying and being in Newton
County, Georgia. Brewers District,
bounded on the North and West by
lands of J. T. Stubbs, East by lands
of W. M. Paxton; South by lands of
J. H. Pope; LESS the 21H
from said tract sold by R. R. and E.
W. Fowler to J. H. Pope j
Said property found in possession
of H. H. Jones, levied on to satisfy a
fi. fa. in favor of R. R. and E. W
Fowler against J. T. Stubbs, issued
from the Superior Court of Newton
County, levied on as the property of
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Ed Blalock is no professional politician who promises
one thing among one class of people and another
thing elsewhere. HE MAKES NO RASH PROMISES. li
Ed Blalock can go to Washington and go immediately
to work on the floor of the House. He is an exper
ienced man in this work and can go before the var
ious departments of government NOW, for he is
known to them. HE WILL NOT HAVE TO SPEND
SEVERAL YEARS BECOMING TRAINED.
During these uncertain times we need such a man
in Washington to start to work IMMEDIATELY for
our good—a man of sincerity and trustworthiness—
ED BLALOCK.
Summary of Some Blalock Pledge*:
A visit to each county regularly when Congress is not
in session I
Never to vote to send a Georgia boy overseas to fight
foreign wars!
That economy and efficiency should be practiced in
government as well as business and that waste and
extravagance should be eliminated.
Enthusiastic friendship to veterans—having appeared
before the Veterans Board of Review in Washington
hundreds of times handling veterans’ cases.
That in a democratic country like ours democratic
freight rates should be maintained and that he will
work to adjust the present unjust discrimination.
Earnest efforts to aid the backbone of our country—
FARMERS AND LABORERS. They, as farmers and
wage earners, have supplied the necessities of life
throughout the history of the nation, but today have
little chance of reward for their efforts—to them he
pledges his untiring ability.
To vote for those measures in Congress that are best
for our District and vote against those he thinks are
detrimental and a hardship.
ELECT
Edgar Blalock
The Man Wh** Is Trained for the Job Now
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(Largest Coverage Any Weekly in the State)
defendant in Pi. Fa., notice of levy
and sale having been given as pro
vided by law.
July 5th, 1939.
W. G. BENTON,
Sheriff, Newton County. Georgia.
CITATION
Georgia. Newton County.
Whereas, J. Farmer has made
written application to me, duly filed.
for letters of administration on
estate of Julia Mae Allen, deceased
and also administration with will) S.)
annexed of the estate of Edward
Allen, deceased. All persons inter
ested are hereby cited to show cause
before me, if any they can, why
administration should not be
on said estates on the first
Monday in August, 1939, as prayed.
This July 3. 1939.
A. L LOYD, Ordinary,
FREE EXHIBITS
NEW YORK—Major exhibitors at
New York World's Fair bonds
attendances at their free
up to one-third of the
admissions to the grounds.
OUTDORR DANCING
NEW YORK — Ann Pennington
Ziegfield star, is appearing
the first outdoor show of her ca
in Old New York at the World's
She says she adores it.
As much lumber has been cut in
last 35 years as in the preced-
100 years.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
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■ I POLITICAL
Announcement
for Congress
I hereby announce myself as a
■ candidate for Congress from the
Fourth Congressional District f
Georgia to fill the unexpired term
0 f Congressman E. M. DwenJ de
ceased,
I Rained valuable experience as
Secretary to Congressman Owen
during his tenure of office and feel
that I am qualified for this office.
Your support and influence will
be appreciated.
EDGAR BLALOCK.
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for the unexpired term of
Congressman E. M. Owen, de
ceased. I appreciate the wonder
ful support given me in the last
race for this office and will be
grateful for your continued ef
forts in my behalf. If elected, I
shall strive to serve the people of
my district at all times. My ef
forts shall ever be for the fourth
district of Georgia.
Gratefully,
A SIDNEY CAMP.
I am a candidate for the unex
pired term of Congressman Emmett
Owen. I was born and reared on a
farm in the Middle 9th District of
Meriwether County, Georgia, and
am now residing on a farm. I was
educated at Gordon Institute ann
at the Georgia School of Technol
ogy, and am a graduate in the
school of experience and hard work.
I have farmed continuously all of
my life and have for the past twen
ty-four years served as Clerk of the
Superior Court of Meriwether Coun
ty. From my experience as farmer,
and officer of the court., and my
contact with men of all stations in
life, I feel that I know the evl'.s
which now confront the people and
if elected to Congress I will fearless
ly and honestly seek to apply the
remedy.
This is primarily an agricultural
section and there can be no general
or stable prosperity until a sound
foundation is put under the farm
er consistent with the rights of oth
er business. However, the farmers'
buying power must be restored, and
I shall work to this end.
I will greatly appreciate the sup
port of the people of the Fourth
Congressional District. I have no
political manager, but am trusting
to the people to look after my inter
est and if elected will be under no
obligations to any political boss or
clique. Sincerely yours, LOUIS C.
CLARK.
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Green or dry, truck or carload,
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SEED CLEANING — We have
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in the South. We clean and sep
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ing Veteh. Cockle, Wild Onions
other noxious weed* from
grains and clovers, also
I oats from your wheat.
! days: Wheat, Monday and
day; Clover. Wednesday
Rye, Thursday: Oats, Friday; Bar
; ley, Saturday. COFER SEED COM
PANY. Athens, Georgia.
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APARTMENT FOR REN'f—In
ford. J. E. CLINE, Oxford,
297-W.
HONEY
For Sale, J, E. CLINE, Oxford
Phone 297-W.
FOR SALE—Second hand
house electric stove. Apply
ington Auto Wrecking
near Georgia Depot.
Farms—For Sale
By Owner
185 acres 10 miles East of Cov
ington on the Madison highway
Two 3-room houses. To build
a new barn. 70 acres tillable.
Watered pasture, Adequate
timber. Fine livestock farm.
90 acres within one mile of
Hayston station. Some produc
tive land. Adequate water and
wood. 4-room dwelling, small
barn. A BARGAIN.
WRITE
C. C. Thurmond
218 Pan American Building.
Athens, Georgia
ATLANTA
MARKETS i I
Furnished by Courtesy of
COLUMBUS ROBERTS
Commissioner of Agriculture
Livestock
Strictly corn-fed hogs 180-240 lbs.
6.65; 245-300 lbs. 6.50; 145 lbs. down
5.15; sows and stags 180-400 lbs.
5.65; 400-500 lbs. 5.15 down; few fat
steers and heifeps 6.50-7.50; fat cows
5.00-5.50; canners 3.50-4.25; good
heavy bulls and 5.00-5.50.
Poultry
Large white graded eggs 19-20 per
doz.; medium 16c; heavy hens 13c;
Leghorn hens 10-llc; col. friers 17c;
Leghorn friers 15c; roosters 08c;
ducks 07c; geese 06c.
Produce
Lima beans bu. 45-75c; snap beans
1.25-1.50; beets per doz bun 30c
cabbage, per cwt L50-2.00; canta
loupes bu. 50-85c; green corn per
doz. ears 10-15c; okra bu. 75-1.00;
field peas bu. 35-50c; green peas
1.50-1.75; Irish potatoes per cwt
1.25-1.40; squash 2.50-3.50 per bu.;
sweet potatoes per bu. 1.25-1.50; to
matoes 50 lb. crate 1.00-1.50; water
melons med-large 08-15c ea.
Sid Camp Thanks |
Supporters for !
A Clean Fight
As a Candidate for Congress I
want to take this opportunity to
extend my sincere appreciation to
the thousands of my loyal support
ers who have helped me present my
platform and campaign to the vot
ers of the Fourth District in such a
clean and admirable manner.
I regret to say that trickery and
chicanery have been brought up oy
some people who will try to prevent
the victory which will be ours on
August 1, 1939.
To my supporters and every vot
er in the District, let me say that
I trust that you will consider every
issue fairly and honestly and tha:
you will neither listen to nor dis
cuss groundless charges against any
Candidate in this race.
To my supporters I want to say
that the victory is ours and it is
a source of gratification to me to
know that we have fought a clean
fight.
Sincerely Yours.
A. SIDNEY CAMP.
—NEWS FROM—
i ROCKY
j PLAINS
By MISS IRENE HARVEY
Mrs. R. P. Boyd had as her guests
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sher
wood. Mrs. E. J, Gunn and son.
Misses Alice Stewart, Alena Pres
ton and Dorothy Lee McCart.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Moss and her
mother, Mrs. Sterlin Moss, of Co
lumbus, spent the week-end recent
ly with Mr. and Mrs. Don Weldon.
Mrs. B. T. Still has returned to
her home in Moultrie, after a visit
with relatives. She was accompanied
to Macon by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. No
lan, Miss Ruth Davis and Mrs. D
S. Chesnut.
Miss Jean Cook spent Saturday
night with Miss Mary Harvey.
Mrs. Roy Davis and children spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Co
hen Piper, in Covington.
Charlie Martin, of Porterdale, is
the guest of his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Martin.
Mrs. Grizzie Evans, of Augusta
| was the guest Sunday of Mrs. R. L
j Cowan and Mrs. D. S. Chesnut.
j Mrs. Paul Davis and son, Paul,
i Jr., and Miss Annie Bass, of Win
| ter Park, Fla., passed through here
Sunday enroute to the Baptist
I World Alliance in Atlanta. Paul, Jr..
i remained over for a visit with his
aunts, Miss Ruth Davis and Mrs. H
H. Nolan.
The people of Rocky Plains com
munity are interested to learn that
William Harvey, Son ot Mr. ana
Mrs. A. P. Harvey, of Atlanta, Form
erly of Rocky Plains, won first place
in Soap Box Derby race Saturday
afternoon, July 22nd He is cham
pion of North Georgia and will rep
resent The Constitution and the At
lanta Chevrolet dealers in the na
tional finals at Akron, Ohio, in
' August.
(Our Advertiser* Are Assured of Results)
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TOW KINNEY
Who did Mary Lee Walls go to
Place" with Saturday nite?
. . Can Olin Rowe really Jitter
. . Who wants to ride in Jack
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canoe?—Better not—it
. . , We must congratulate
Johnson on being a good
. . . Alex is now in the
Guards! . . . Wonder is Car
Dean getting weepy-eyed? . .
are the Cubs such good base
losers? .., Everyone had a good
at the ice cream supper at J.
Evans’ ... It is an eight and one
boy at the Clifford Bry
... It confirms the Pickom
of last December although at
lime there were several de
. . . Why does Sara Kesler
the third shift? ... Is Preston
in the market for a girl?
. . Why didn't the two Margies
the ball game with Snig? . . .
Ann and Sara go to the Lake
nite? . . . why??? . . .
has Mary Carter been keep
herself? . . . James Hopkins and
Smith looked cute together at
Lake Saturday nite! . . . What
did J. C. Evans name his hound
. . . Who was the Juilett that
“A Good Man Now Days
Hard to Find" to James Hopkins.
Brown, Glenn Payne and
Collins and called them the
“four Romeos of Covington Mills”
Monday morning over the
. . The boys at Stewart have Lil
number, it seems! How
they haven't Jay
got three hits Sat.! Who
like to know Arthur Niblett
. . Can Pug sing pretty love songs
—OOOOOOOOoooooooooo . . .
Jay play ball Sunday? . . .
Wonder if Grady Carter is
engaged? . . . Who needs a
to propose with? . . . Carrie Dean
“you should try
Is Charles Johnson bashful?
. . . The girl was a good armful!
. . Was Margie McLeroy afraid
go home alone Sunday nite? . .
She was well chaperoned! . . . Ea
tonton and Covington ball
really draw a crowd . . .
when played in Eatonton . . .
ington Girls have a bone to
with a certain Eatonton man . . .
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That is if he said what a certain
Covington boy says he did . . .
Honey, you sho cut-up! . .. Anyway,
you are all wet! . . . Anyway, the
guy that was doing the talking was
“wet” too! ... It seems that some
people won't let their children grow
up . . . “Sally” can tell us about
that! . . . Lois and Evelyn were get
ting about last week-end! . . . Did
Clyde Hewitt lose two bucks on the
game? . . . Yeah, man! ... If ever
down Eatonton way,stop at Pop’s
Place ... It is an open-and-shut
place that is never shut . . . Who is
teaching Evelyn to dive? . . . Sara
Harris was on “needles and pins”
for a while Monday nite . . . Three
guesses! . , . Bledsoe knows some
thing on Bates this week while Eve
lyn knows something on Biedose .. .
Bet Ben Burt knows something on
all three of them . . . Wish we had a
cut of Ben Burt at the age of TEN!
. . . Clyde Smith received a letter
from Atlanta concerning a certain
Covington girl! . . . Where did Joel.
Preston an I Walter go Saturday
nite? . . . Mighty dressed up for the
show, boys! . . . The Girl’s Sunday
School Class were “going to town”
with the scrub mops Monday — all
for the sake of the Dear oT class
. . . Snig Lott and another guy were |
on hand looking around . . . Also i
Ben Burt! ... It was nice in the
ball team to call off their game with J
Greensboro last Saturday due to the
illness and death of Mr. Anglm,!
father-in-law of Beatty Hackett, j
Trojan pitcher.
—NEWS FROM—
SNAPPING
SHOALS
BY MISS LOIS MIZE I
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Capps and
children spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Coker.
Miss Lottie Reynolds and Miss
Christine Berry, of Stewart, spent
last week with Mrs, Preston Finch
er.
Miss Dorothy and John Wesley
Jeffares visited Mrs. V. C. Ellington
Thursday, July ^
Sunday evening.
Miss Lois Mize visited relatives in
Conyers Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Hamilton, of Clear
water, Florida, was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. G. R, Mize, last
week.
Mrs. J F. Patterson and Miss
Mary Jeffares called on Mrs. V. C.
Ellington, Jr., Friday morning.
Mrs. Henry Coker had as her
guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jewel
Everette and W.vnnelie, Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Fincher and Miss Mil
dred Tomlin.
Mrs. Preston Fincher entertained
the young people with a pound par
ty Saturday evening in honor of her
guests Misses Reynolds and Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Reynolds,
of Stewart, called on Mrs. Preston
Fincher Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. C. B. Bunn visited
relatives at Stewart Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. V. C. Ellington, Jr., attend
ed the Baptist World Alliance Sat
urday.
City Pharmacy
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Mr. Joe Bohanan, of Stewart
Red Mrs. C. B. Bunn Monday
Mrs. Maggie Hamilton, Mt< 0.
Mize. Mr. Robert Mize, J r and
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Lois Mize visited in * a Grange
day. j
Mrs. Henry Coker was Ml*
of her sister. Mis J R
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at Porterdale Thursday,
Mrs. O. C. Tomlin called
Preston Fincher on K
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Mrs. Ernest Simmons MKHft,
C .Tomlin called on Mrj. j
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Mr. and Mrs vir <?il Veal and
Donald, visited Mr. W. V, Veal,
urdav afternoon.
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