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J une 20, 1940
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COVINGTON, GEORGIA
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(Our Advertiser* Are Assured of Results)
Said property levied on, adver
tised to be sold to satisfy City
Tax Fifa No. 1560 for the year of
1938 and Tax Fi Fa No. 2201 for
1939, issued by City Clerk of Cov
ington and against the said B. A.
Bouchillon. Written notice served
on B. A. Bouchillon as required
by law.
This June 6th, 1940.
BRADFORD BOIIANAN,
Marshal, City of Cov
ington, pa.
CITATION
GEORGIA, Newton County,
To all Whom it May Concern:
Mrs. Mabel P. Thompson, a res
ident of this State, having in due
form applied to me for the guard
ianship of the person and prop
erty of James Williar Perry, in
competent. Notice is hereby given
to all persons concerned that her
application will be heard at the
next Court of Ordinary for said
County, on the first Monday in
July, 1940.
This 5th day of June, 1940.
A. *L. LOYD, Ordinary.
DIVORCE NOTICE
Evelyn Young Granger vs. Clyde
Granger; Newton Superior
Court, July Term, 1940:
To Clyde Granger:
By order of Court you are re
quired to be and appear at said
Court on the Third Monday in
July, 1940, next, to answer pet.i
tioners libel for divorce and in
default the Court will proceed as
justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable James
C Davis, Judge of said Court.
This July 19, 1940.
C. O. NIXON,
Clerk, S. C., Newton County.
Rotary Club
Meeting Held
The regular meeting of the Cov
ington Rotary Club was held Tues
day noon at the Delaney Hotel,
with only one member reported
absent. Dr. S, L- Waites presided.
The meeting was opened with
the Birthday Song honoring Pres
ident Waites with a number of
gifts on his birthday. This was
followed by the song “America"
followed by prayer led by Athol
D. Cloud. Reports were made by
various committees and were ap
proved.
The meeting was then turned
over to Rev- Chas, Forester, who,
in turn, introduced Dr. E. L.
Gibbs, of Pittsburgh, Pa., who
made a most interesting address
on “Being A Rotarian.” The talk
was greatly enjoyed.
Georgia Pushes the
Attack on Fifth
Column in State
Geargia’s blit/kreig on fiflh
colnmuists is moving with full
force.
I Governor Rivers is
his drive against aliens doing
business in the state and sub
versive activities of all descrip
tions, despite protests from other
sections of th nation. The
was issued in response to a report
by the State Patrol that its leads
indicate that some native
icans are engaged in activities
against the Federal Government.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
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1939 CASH INCOME FROM LEADING FARM PRODUCTS
MILK – .......' ' ’ • 1 St 3.5 5,000,000
CATTLE ......... ”1
CALVES and , • V. - $1,176,000,000*
MOOS tc-w 1 $905,000,000*
POULTRY 'A ; 1
EGGS AND ■ - $722,000,000
COTTON COTTON. SEED <, 8 "'" — l $609,000,000
*HEAT JtEZD $397,000,000
CORN ] $326,000,000
| TOBACCO I".........] $264,000,000
all other p $1.9 57,000,005!
FARM *
PRODUCTS
GOVERN. 33 $807,000,000
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PAYMENTS
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Milk Is the largest single source of farm cash Income. The 1939 figures
show it to be 18 per cent of total farm cash Income from all commodi
ties excluding government payments: 15 per cent greater than cattle
and calves; 1'/ 2 times hoga; twice poultry and eggs; twice cotton and
ottonseed; Z/ t times wheat; 4 times corn; 5 times tobacco. Chart
by h’ilk Industry Foundation from government figures.
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FOR HOUSING WORKERS ., . With expanding of U. S. production
of defense materials expected to intensify problem of properly
housing relocated industrial workers, builders cited how spacious
ness and luxury at low cost was achieved in new senes of $3,500
class homes recently opened in Miami, Fla., by extensive use of
window's and plate glass mirrors to “push back w'alls and biing
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■~Tys PLAY-OFF . . .
Lawson Little happily
checks his card in locker
room after his 70 on extra
(1ST) 18-hole play-off had won
national open golf title at
TOMMIES TUCKERED . . . Pretty Cleveland from Gene Sara
w'ell tuckered out, but cheerful, these zen. It was first major title
British Tommies are shown landing at for Little since he turned
an English port after “most magnifi- pro after winning both
cent naval evacuation feat” in with-i American and British ama
drawal from Flanders. J ■ • cr owns in 1934 and 1935. |
Candy Firecrackers Make Safe,
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I. approval from the juveniles for
a safe and sane Fourth if you sub
stitute toothsome candy fireworks
for the forbidden explosives. They
can practice a bit of holiday magic
and make the firecrackers and pin
wheels themselves If you give them
this failure-proof recipe calling for
sweetened condensed milk.
Co-star the candy for dessert with
this novel Independence Day pie.
The creamy filling is magically
failure-proof if you use this short
cut recipe made with sweetened
condensed milk. It needs no cooking
and can be whisked together in four
or five minutes. And you’re sure of
a dessert that will raise any meal
to the rank of a holiday feast.
Safe And Sane Fireworks
*b cup sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
4 cups sifted confectioners’ (♦*)
sugar (about)
Blend sweetened condensed milk
and vanilla. Add confectioners’
sugar, gradually and continue mix
ing until smooth and creamy. Form
some of the fondant Into small
rolls, about % inches In diameter,
and cut into 2-inch lengths. Chill
thoroughly. Cover with melted
chocolate which has been allowed
to cool after melting. With the
point of a small knife, push a short
length of string for a fuse, carefully
into one end of each “firecracker”.
To make the pinwheels, roll a 14
inch layer of fondant, spread with
a layer of fondant darkened with
cocoa, roll like a Jelly roll, chill,
and slice In diagonal slices % inch
thick.
Magic Star Pia
t’/j cups (I can) sweetened condensed
milk
V, cup lemon Juice
1 cup raspberries
Vi cup whipping cream
2 tablespoons confectioners’ sugar
Vanilla Wafer Pie Crust or baked v
pastry shell
Blend sweetened condensed milk
and lemon juice. Stir until mixture
thickens. Fold in raspberries. Pour
into baked pastry shell or pie plate
(9-inch) lined with Vanilla Wafer
Pie Crust. Decorate with a star of
raspberries. Garnish with whipped
cream sweetened with confectioners'
sugar. Chill before serving.
Vanilla Wafer Pi# Cruat
Roil enough vanilla wafers to
make •% cup of crumbs. Cut enough
vanilla wafers In halves to stand
around edge of pie plate. Cover
bottom of plate with crumbs and fill
in spaces between wafers. Pour in
filling as usnsl.
(Largest Coverage Any Weekly hi the State)
Week-End GREER’S MARKET “This is The
Specials Place To Save”
Fresh Pork Fresh Smoke
Chops lb- 20c Links lb. 10c
Pork Shoulder Diamond-U Rindless
Roast lb. 15c Bacon lb.
Sliced Pork Center Cut Cured
Shoulder lb. 15c Ham lb. 35c
Fresh Pig Pieces Smoked
Liver lb. 10c Bacon lb. 12y2C
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COFER’S c ~M GOFER’S
SUMMER 1 SUMMER
VALUES f LIU ; * * . VALUES
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Here are some Values of Special Interest to Mothers and the Whol«
family. Values you can’t afford to miss. Shop at Gofer’s and Save.
36’’ HIGHLAND 3<r BOYS’ AND MEN’S
LONG CLOTH LL SHEETING TENNIS SHOES
For Summer underwear, chil- The clotb of many uses In the Slip into a pair of these and oat
dren’s slips, panties. home. 4 yds. to pound. of doors in solid foot comfort.
XO Yards 89C 10 Yards 59c 59c P a i r
BOYS’ “BEARCAT" AND “RAWHmE’’
MEN’S ATHLETIC OVERALLS
Shirts—Shorts 2 f°' 35c Sire* 4 to 16. Close out values.
yarn Fast color shirts. striped 25c values. broadcloth short*. Full combed 49c and 69c
36” AND 40“ SHEER 36” TO 44”
WOMEN'S AND GIRLS’ Batistes, Voiles,
Veranda Curtain Scrim
Novelties Plain Ity" make. pastels and figured. “Cur
OXFORDS yard. Made "Peter tp sell Pan for Fabrle.” 19c to 2#e per 8C yard
IT. heels. S. rubber Some all tennis white, oxfords navy, with or 15C yard
brown - white trims or brown CANNON DRYFAST
mixed white. For cool comfc»t. 36" BLUE TOWELS
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79C CHAMBRAY 6 for 52c
Pair For shirts, 8%C blouses, yard dresses.
White and pastels.
FREE With Dry $10.00 Goods and Purchase Notions in -SET OF 6 ICED TEAS
MEN S TAN, GRAY, GREEN 39" RAYON DOUBLE BED
HERRINGBONE DRILL Crepes MdSpuns SHEETS
SHIRTS Crown on erepe*. tested. Beautiful Spun* patterns. and all ray-
69c 3 yards for ^ \ B Q0 81x90 59c
Made of strong cotton Jean. 39“ 69C
Matched pants. BATISTES 81x99
New spring patterns and fabric.
PANTS, $1.18 Regular 15c quality. Guaranteed to wash and weaa
12 well. Now' Is the time to stock uj
VxC 7 ard at this low' price.
G–waiSMB
PROFIT SHARING SPECIALS
Prices Good Thru June 29th, 1940
Best-Ever 16-Oz. Peanut Libby’s Roast or Corned
BUTTER 2 21c BEEF 2 35c
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Dill Rosedale Sliced or Halves (No. 2 J /2 Can)
PICKLES Q , 11c PEACHES 2 „ 25c
SWEET MIXED 24-Oz. 14c Kingan’s Potted
Cotton LINES Plow 1-Lb. 19c MEAT 2 5c
Hanks Kingan’s Vienna
Pickling VINEGAR (Bring Your Jug)--- One 18c SAUSAGE L 10c
Gal. Five Cent
10c MIXED SPICES FREE MATCHES 1.10c
j Five Cent 5 Lbs. Ice
SALT 5 ..lie CREAM SALT Sc
BENNETT – COFER
Covington, Georgia
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