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Thursday. April '4, 1940.
Religious Chatauqua
at Monroe , Georgia
Monday night, April 18, the
Young Men’s Christina League, of
Monroe, will begin its 1940 Relig
ious Chautauqua to continue
through Friday night, April 12.
Each night different talent will
appeal ., The sessions will be held
the Walton County Court House,
starting at 8 o’clock E.S.T. The
fi,. s t night will be taken by state
V m. C. A. the principal speaker
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Covington News
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will be Abit Nix. April 9, will be
Mercer University night. The night
of April 10 will be State Board of
Christain Education, Dr. Nat Long,
speaker. Thursday night Univers
ity of Georgia talent will appear
and Friday night is Salvation Ar
my night. Public cordially invit
ed No charge for admission.
Through the work of county and
home demonstration agents and
other workers, Georgia farm
families are becoming adjusted
to the changing conditions in ag
riculture.
Farley Will Speak on Athens
Campus at University of Georgia
Postmaster-General James A.
Farley will speak in Woodruff
Hall on the campus of the Univer
sity of Georgia, in Athens, at 10
a. m., Monday, April 8.
Mr. Farley, chairman of the
National Democratic executive
committee and prominently men
tioned as a candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomina
tion, will arrive in Athens on Mon
day morning.
Following his speech in Wood
ruff Hall, Mr. Farley will go to
Jefferson, Ga., to participate in
a Crawford W. Long celebration.
The post office is issuing a special
j 2-cent stamp in honor of anaesthetic the dis
i coverer of ether as an
in surgical operations.
Returning to Athens from Jef
ferson, he will speak before a
j convention the National of the Georgia Association Chap- of
ter of
Postmasters that night. He will
return to Washington, from Athens.
Himory At
OXFORD
“Hobby Week’’ observed all last
week, closed with a banquet in the
Haygood Dining room last Satur
day night. Professor W. A. Carl
ton presided. Oscar Freeman, vice
president of the club, introduced
Rev. W. A. Carroll, who delivered
the principal address.
Fred Dorsey spoke as the repre
sentative of the Christian Fellow
ship at chapel Tuesday.
Bisbee Laite, tenor soloist of the
Glee club, will appear tonight as
the guest artist of the Robert E.
Lee Institute Music Concert in
Thomaston. He will be
panied by Mrs. Charles S. For
ester.
J. B. Kay went to Macon last
Saturday on business.
V. T. Chen will spend this
week-end with friends in Sanders
ville.
John Reynolds will visit his
home in Marietta this week-end.
George Roach, Jr., and Archie
Coffee were in Milledgeville last
Sunday.
The first tennis match of this
season will be played on the local
courts Saturday afternoon, The
opposition will be furnished by
The Georgia Evening School, of
Atlanta.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
—NEWS FROM—
FAIRVIEM
BY MRS. L. B. RAY
Mrs. John Turner, Mrs. Lily,
Altman and Mrs. Henry Reynolds,
of Porterdale, visited Mrs. Chess
Ray, Monday afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. Tom!
Granade, of Conyers, enjoyed a j
delightful afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. O. Mason, at which
time a miscellaneous showed was
given in her honor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Maloy
and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ray at
tended services at Grayson, Sun
day.
Miss Ethelene Britt visited Miss
Geneva Bentley, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Annette Orr. of Decatur,]
spent the week-end with Mrs
Annie Orr.
Mrs. Linton Ray and Mrs. J. O
Mason spent Tuesday in Griffin.
Mrs. D. M. Bentley and Mrs.
H. G. Britt visited Mrs. P. G
Neely, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mask,
of Monticello, and Mr. and Mr r .
i Leonard Barnes and Mr. and Mrs.
Hoke Deaton, of Covington, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mason,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Norris, of
Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. S. M. San
ders, of Marietta,* visited Mr. and
Mrs. L .G. Ray, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Coggins, of
Covington, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Neely, last week.
Mrs. Willie Womac visited Mrs.
L. C. Rawlins, of Almon, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chess Ray spent
Sounday in Covington with Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Bouchillon.
Mrs. Hattie Britt called to see
Mrs. O. R. Womac, Thursday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hampton and
Mrs. G. W. Mallory and Mr. and
Mrs. Linton Ray enjoyed a fish
ing trip on the pond. Friday.
Leghorns should take from 6 to
6 months to reach maturity and
begin "laying; therefore, chicks
hatched in April should begin to
layin October.
Greer’s
Market
SPECIALS
Fresh Smoke l
LINKS, lb.........10c
Fresh Pig
LIVER, lb.......10c
Pork Shoulder
ROAST, lb......15c
End Cut Pork
CHOPS, lb......15c
Sliced Pork
SH’LDER, lb. 15c
No. 7 Beef
ROAST, lb. 17 V 2C
Beef
STEAK, lb.......25c
Diamond >U
BACON, lb. me
Kingan’s Eng. Cured
BACON, lb. 25c
Kmgan , s Molded
BACON, lb.....20c
pj c kl e p{g
|7E JLiIls , I« ,, T 1 CdCll...... L 3C
£ j
2 Lb. Kraft Loaf
CHEESE
Center Cut Cured
HAM, lb. CO cn
End Cut Cured
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FRESH FISH
Greer’s
Market
Attraction At
Avondale Theater
Friday brings to the screen a
double feature program. Thatj
trouble hunting gal detective is
back again this time on the trail
of a killer, “Nancy Drew, Trouble
Shooter” with Bonita Granville in
the title role. The second picture
for the day is “Three sons” the
story of a man who made a for- j
tune and looked for one of his j
sons to carry on for him but none)
could be counted on. The cast of j
this human drama includes Ed
ward Ellis, William Gargan, Kent j
Taylor and J. Edward Bromberg.
Joe E. Brown in “Beware
Spooks” heads the Saturday dou
ble feature program. Mix together
one discouraged bridegroom and
one hundred spooks and what
have you? Yes, a hero. Mary Car- I
lisle and Clarence Kolb complete;
the main cast. The western for the'
day is a brand new one that brings
you a new and talented star Don
ald Barry in “Ghost Valley Raid
ers.” As usual, there will of “Zor- be a \ J
new and thrilling episode
ro’s Fighting Legions” and here’s
a tip—Watch for a new serial that
will start at Avondale on the com
pletion of the one now being
shown.
“That’s Right. You're Wrong,”
what a familiar saying to radio
listeners, now you can see the j
professor, Kay Kyser. in his Kol
lege of Musical Knowledge at the!
Avondale on Monday and Tues- 1
day. See Kasanova Kyser strut as
a glamor boy. Others in the cast
are May Robson, Adolph Menjou
and Edward Everett Horton. Be
on hand for this laugh riot.
Wednesday and Thursday brings
Ann Sothern to the screen in one
of her best roles, “Maisie” with
Robert Young in the male lead.
You will laugh from start to fin
ish as a hard boiled city girl
lands on the range and decides to
win the love of the ranhc manager
and does so only after she proves
him innocent of a murder he is
charged with. ;
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—NEWS FROM—
EAST
StarrsvillE
BY MRS. J. C. POPE
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Piper and
Mr. J. C. Pope visited relatives
in Atlanta Sunday.
Mr. Clifford Mann and family
of Hayston, spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Leach and
Mr. J. R. Mann.
Mrs. Chester Piper, Mrs. Carl.;
Savage and Mrs. Ernest Savage
spent Wednesday with Mrs. R. E.j
Savage, of Dixie.
Miss Mae Greer visited Mrs.;
Paul Adams of Dixie Thursday. j
Mrs. Chester Piper spent Sat- j
urday in Atlanta.
Mr, and Mrs. Emmett Bohan-'
non and children of Eudora. spent 1
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Bohannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Ivey, oi
High Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Few
Ivey spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hays, of Hays
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Greer and
children, of Covington, visited Mr.
W. R. Greer and Miss Mae Greer
Sunday afternoon.
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been reported from several part
of the State. This disease is very
infectious and poultry raiser
should isolate any house whei c
outbreaks occur and try to pre
vent spread to other chickens.
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Orange duice s 4 25 c
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No. 2 CANS STANDARD PACK i
TOMATOES 4 25 !
for /
No. 2 CANS SCOTT COUNTY
SUGAR CORN 2 roR 15/
No. 2 CANS STANDARD CUT
GREEN BEANS 3 for 20 /
ARMOUR’S STAR
ROAST BEEF ■ No. 1 CAN 17 /
PURE GOLD BRAND
DILL PICKLES 22-OZ. JAR 10/
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FACTORY PACK-PAPER BAG (5 LBS. 24c) Country Club Brand
Sugar.. 10 48^ Pork – Beans 3^15/
Self-Rising Flour (24 lbs. 79c)
Sun Gold . 48Lb.. $ 1.45
1-LB. CANS-ALASKA BRAND PINK Plain or Self-Rising Flour (24 lbs. 83c)
Salmon.. 2-27/ Sunset Harvest Feed Gold Day Scratch lOO-Lb. 48 Lbs. Bag $1,99 $1.55
Matches . 2 5 c Sunset Toilet Mash Tissue Gold Start lOO-Lb. and Grow Bag $2.49
22-Oz. Jars Pure Gold Brand Waldorf 4 Ron. 17/
Sweet Mixed Pickles 2 For 25/ 1-Lb. Cello Bag—Embassy Brand
Carnation Pet, Silver Cow or Milk 3 It – 6 s %s L 20/ Marshmallows... e* 10 /
or c Country Club Maraschino
Table 1 Vi-Lb. Cartons Salt 2 5^ Red Cherries s-oz.bu. 10/
Myles Plain or Iodized For Blue Bird Sweetened Grapefruit
(1 -Lb. Bag 15c) Juice..... .4 5.125/
Spotlight Hot-Dated Coffee 3-Lb. Bag 39/ Avalon Chlorite Brand 15/
French Brand Hot-Dated coffee i-Lb.B 21/ Full Ql.
ag Avot*uale Red
Margarine Eatmore Brand 2 Lbs. 23/ Kidney Beans 3 SK 25/
Twinkle Gelatine 3 1 0/ Countrv Club Fresh
or Pudding Pkgs. Salted Sodas i-lkbo* 15 /
Ga. Meal Bulk Unbolted 12 -Lb. Peck 23/ Assorted Soups (Except 2)
Salad Dressing country ciub pint 15/ Campbell’s ... 3cans25/
Log Cabin Syrup or
Honey Grahamscountryciub-Lb.Box 15/ Vermont Maid. ..can 17/
JUICY SWEET FLORIDA GEORGIA—LITTLE
ORANGES PIG HAMS
DOZ. 15 / LB.
Well Bleached Country Style
Crisp Celery 2 Stalks 9/ Backbone Lb. 11/
Large, Byrd Pure
York Apples *,Doz. 25/ Pork Sausage ... ib. 12%/
California Salt Bacon
Juicy Lemons , Doz. 15/ Streak O’ Lean......Lb. 8 /
Sliced
FRESH NEW TENDERGREEN Breakfast Bacon...Lb. 15 /
GREEN BEANS Boneless Rolled
Veal Roast... .....Lb. 19/
10/ Shoulder
lb Veal Roast... • • • • .....Lb. 15/
- Corn-Fed
Beef
Chuck Roast......... lk 17/
Fancy Georgia Sweet Potatoes Corn-Fed Beef
Candy Yams...... 5 Lb«. 17 / Shoulder Roast... Lb. 19 /
Large Fancy Washington Fres-Shore Perch
Winesap Apples ^ 23/ Tenderloins Lb. 25/
Fresh Georgia Green Country Club (Half or Whole) 1
Green Spinach Lb. 5/ Smoked Hams ... Lb.23/
GEORGIA, FRESH, RED GEORGIA—LITTLE
RADISHES PIG SHOULDERS
BUNCH 3 / LB. 8 /
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