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nnounce September 2nd.
iday. will be remem
Berson alllia Ozbum.
toss D spent Sun
Lin Ozburn
P CVff. Clifford Lynch, Gra and “
v ‘ jr. Cunard at
Mrs. C. singing
High Falls
e Bethany in Henry
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Niblett o£ Birmingham,
, Thursday Mrs. W. O.
th Mr . and
S stard MiHen left Sunday
where he will at-
1 ilton,
ol. T. Gurnek and
tfrs. W. Miss
% (liter gettie Jean,
ek Mr. and Mrs. W.
lum ’ their guest Mr.
and Thursday af
;tt, spent
t Flovilla. has re
i /wise Stone
an extended visit to
im
} Atlanta, Gumek who has
roline with
din gthe summer
Mrs. T. C-umek left
Cove Springs where
jr school.
ttend Niblett and
, Mrs- Ed
es Niblett of Birming
spent Friday night
j ay with Mr. and Mrs. |
lett. Dooley,
fend Mrs. Frank
Le Dooley, Mr. and McClen- Mrs. |
IBen. L Mrs. Beckie j j
Miss Josephine McClen
Lnded l the funeral of Mrs. j
Jones at Red Oak Thurs
Rernoon. Whidby :
and Mrs. Lynvil
rs j R Whidby of Jackson;
Thursday afternoon with; i
ld Mrs Arell Aaron.
and Mrs Dorsey Johnson
,nticello and Mr. Herbert
of Macon were guests of
sd Mrs. A. T. King Sun
[ Len -nd Mrs Ray Henderson
were spend the day
I of Mr, and Mrs. Perry
w Sunday !
a „d Mrs. Venus Aaron and. !
Francis and Be' by spent
iy with Mrs. Mamie Jones of
KVlilO. i
Is. Jervie Allen and Miss
IS les Allen of Winfred attend
reaching at prospect Sunday
[ were dinner guests of Mrs. I
King. :
ends of Mr. Vernon Millen ;
'be pleased to know that he
Accepted a position in Atlan-1
fs. Fiances Loyson and Mrs. j
« Hickman Love returned j
a visit to Mrs. Hodge Lloyd;
orterdale.
/; Rends of Mrs. Allie Blackwell
p with regret that she con- j
p iU at the home of her sister
Grady Ozburn of Atlanta.
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NEWBORN
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Womack
and daughter, Mr. S. W- Womack
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Owens Banks and
daughter.
Mrs. Owns Banks was able to
come home last Tuesday and she
still improves.
Miss Cornelia Rogers of Monti
cello, Ga., spent Saturday night
and Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Guy H. Stevens.
Mr. Guy H. Stevens spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Rogers and' family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Moody spent
last Sunday and Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Womack, Mr, and
Mrs. H. W. Womack and daughter,
Miss Billy Killago.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Womack
and daughter spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Harper and
family near Covington, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. H- W. Womack
and daughter spent last Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Mattie
Harper and Granddaughter, of
Mansfield, Ga.
Mrs. Will Bowden and son spent
last Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Guy H. Stevens and children.
Happy birthday to Lillie Caro
lyn Banks, Sept. 25; Mr. Marvin
Bowden, Sept. 26; Mr. Earl Lee
Watkins, Sept. 29; Little Betty
Jean Stevens, Oct. 3.
There will be box supper at
Pitts Chapel Church September
28, Saturday night for benefit of
the church. Everybody invited,
come and bring some one with
you.
—NEWS FROM—
CEDAR
SKOALS
MRS. E. G. SWITZER
Mr. and Mrs. George Maloy, of
Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Moate Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. G. Switzer spent
da y in Covington with her sister,
Mrs. Howard Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mason
children and Miss Ruth Mason vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ow
ens Friday evening.
^ r ' an( i Mrs. Andrew Burch
and famil y s P ent Sunday with Mr.
and H4rs. John Norwood.
Mrs. Archie Johnson, of Cov
in ^on, was the guest of her moth
er ’ Mrs - Lee Terr y> Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cardell and
little daughter, of Covington, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ivy and
Mr. and Mrs. Barnys Shaw and j
little daughter were the guests on
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George i
Ivy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Findley and
Mr _ Sam Findley; Mrs . Griffen
and Mrs. John Bennedict and fam
jjy were the guests Sunday of Mr.
and ]y[ rs . Johnnie Arnold and Mrs.
Mae Arnold.
Mrs. C. E. Piper and Mrs. Sim
Randle and two children. Don and
Judie, of Covington, and Mrs. N.
J. Piper and daughter, Chloe Jean,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Switzer and Mr.
N. H. Piper.
Mrs. Mose Collis is
several days in Gainesvile with
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Collis and
family.
Friends of Mrs. Willie
are glad to know she is improving
after several weeks serious
Friends of Mr. Pad Hall are
very sorry to note his serious
ness and wish for him a
recovery.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John
nie Arnold are very sorry to know
that Mrs. Arnold is so sick and
was taken to Wesley Memorial
Hospital in Atlanta Monday. Her
friends wish her a successful oper
ation and trust she will soon re
turn home fully restored to her
health.
County and home demonstra
tion agents are part of the Geor
gia Agricultural Extension Serv
ice, working toward the im
Rrovement of the state’s farm and
home conditions.
For best results, small grain
winter legume mixtures should be
planted on well-pyepared land.
Georgia’s closing date for carry
ing out soil-building
under the AAA farm program is
November 30.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
—news from—
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Mrs. Bonnel Stone has returned
home after spending sometime in
Florida with her mother and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Williams
spent Sunday in Atlanta with rel
atives.
Mr. Wesley Budd left Friday on
his vacation. He is touring the
New England States and Canada.
Miss Emma Louise Stone has
returned to Atlanta to resume her
duties as teacher in Peeples St.
school.
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Mr. W. L. Floyd and Mr. A. G.
Brown motored to Atlanta Wed
nesday on business.
Mrs. J. O. Weldon spent Sunday
in Atlanta with her son Lamar,
who is oonveleseing at the home
of Mrs. L. L. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Floyd had
as their dinner guest Sunday, their
children from Atlanta, Mr. and
Mrs. John Roquemore, Floyd and
John the II, Mr. and Mrs. William
Floyd and children, Patricia and
Billy.
Mrs- A. G. Shankle left Tuesday
for New Orleans to make her
home with her sons. Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Wesley Budd accom
panied her there and returned
home Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Forester ac
companied the former’s father
home Sunday to Tennessee. They
returned home Monday.
The many friends of Lamar
| Weldon will be glad to know that
he is much improved after being
quite ill at Emory Hospital for
several days.
Mr. William Ellis, who works at
Columbia, S. C., spent the week
end with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beaners
spent the week-end in Atlanta
with the former’s mother.
Miss Bonnie Marlow was the
week-end guest of her sister in
Atlanta.
I
j —NEWS FROM—
ALCOVY
Mr. J. L. Owenby spent Satur
day at Camack attending a safety
meeting.
M rs a, H. Hamby has returned
f rom Atlanta after visiting rela
fives.
Mr A lex McIntosh spent a few
days last week in Monroe as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Stowe.
Mr. Homer Jones of Cornish
Mountain, was th^guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Emory Bruce recently.
Miss Ethel Owenby spent Mon
day, afternoon with Miss Frances
Hamby.
Mrs. Roland Mathis of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with Mr- and Mrs.
C. M. Hamby.
Mrs. Emory Bruce and children
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
J. T. Hamby and family
Mr. Alex McIntosh spent Friday
night with Mr. Bill Hamby.
Mr. Duffie Hamby spent Thurs
day night with Mr. Lester and
George Owenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Bruce en
tertained a number of young peo-
1 pie w Bh a candy making Thurs
day night. All reported a good
time.
Mr. Cleo Ingram and Mr. How
ard Pear of Atlanta spent Sunday
night with Mr. J- T. Hamby,
Mrs. J. L. Owenby spent Satur
day at Buckhead as the guest of
Mrs. Dewitt Mullins.
Miss Ethel Owenby visited Mrs.
Alvin Johnson a few days last
week,
ONE FARMER’S EXPERIENCE
C. S. Colley, Coweta county
farmer, uses the following proced
ure with winter legume seed and
fertilizer: 'The seed are inoculated
and mixed with raw rock phos
phate in his warehouse. The ten
ants are notified when it is time
to distribute the seed. He mixes
465 pounds of phosphate and 35
pounds of seed for each acre of
land, and the planting is done with
a fertilizer distributor. “I have
been using this procedure for sev
eral years anC j find that it is the
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only way j can ge t the seed prop
erJy inoculated and properly fer
ti [ ized by the average tenant on
my {arm,’ Mr’. Colley says.
JERSEY CATTLE AUCTION
A sale of 20 head of carefully
selected purebred Jerseys will be
held September 23, near Gray in
Jones county .according to Frank
w. Fitch, Extension dairyman.
The sale will begin at 1 p. m., be
ing sponsored by the Jones County j
Farm Board and the Georgia Jer- j
sey Cattle Club. The lot of ani
mals includes 15 females, mostly
heifers ,and five bulls. All the
bulls ar» ' "Dh official
production records- Sale of ani
mals will De tieiu <“ *<*im of J. A.
Pitts, four miles from Gray.
(Our Advertiser* Are Aaewred of Results)
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Peas Southern Tiny Manor N. Cm * 1 A 7« J ,;( Long Pullman
b\e-Fresh Do uble-F r8sh BREAD
Dou gold Figs Argo Wholo Rip* No. 1 H « i
SILVER Can i Fresh
LABEL Baked Fresh-Delivered
LABEL Jell-0 3 Pkgt. H c SOLD FRESH
COFFEE - -
COFFEE 17* Lard Armour's Star On. 4-Lb. IS) 0 ■ 2 Loaves 21-Oz. 17 *
\ 2S.25* T* 08 Crisco £ 17* r o Stokely's Vacuum Packed
Hour Pillsbury Pancalc* Pkg. • CORN . . . to 12-Ox, Cana H eft
Standard Cut Green
BEANS ■ ■ ■ No. Cans 2 IO in
Del Monte Colossal Libby's Crushed --- Stokely's Sweet
ASPARAGUS r 17£* PINEAPPLE - 14-Ox. 10* CORN . . . ci No. Cans 2 vH! ch
Can Margaret Field
Southern Manor Fancy Dessert Colonial Red Sour PEAS m m m m ro No. Cans 2 CM in
PEACHES ■ V 15* CHERRIES Ho. Can 7 10 * Home MARGARINE Brand Lbr O)
Libby or Del Monte Colonial Appls Suntweet Prune
SPINACH . c.: 15* SAUCE - 4 No. Cant 2 25* JUICE 12-Oj, Bot< N
Blue Ribbon Malt
TOMATOES Standard Red Ripe I’ 5* Castella PIMIENTOS 7-Ox. 6* SYRUP 3-Lb. Can in ro
- Can Great Value Fruit
Edgemont i Scott's Pride Dessert COCKTAIL ■ * No. Can t ihi O
2 25* Peaches 2 25* Southern Manor Fruit
Smacks r No. Cant 2i COCKTA!L| ■ ■ No. Can 1 N
X DRESSING Y 7. Salad Pt Jar 15« 111PI
B – M Standard Pink *
Brown Bread C" 15c Salmon 2 1-Lb. Cans 29- /
Red Wing l emon or Vanities
College Inn EXTRACTS 8c Stokely's ^
4-Ox. Sot.
Rice Dinner C»n 1OC Factory SUGAR Pealed 5-Lb, Paper 230 CORN
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Potato Sticks 2 Cons o SUGAR 10-Lb. p.p" 45c ON COB
Blue Handle
Blackberries No. 2 Can 8 H O BROOMS . Each 25c 2 25 '
Swift's Shortening
Philips Early JEWEL « 9c -
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June Peas 3 No. 2 Cans 25c Swift'» JEWEL Shortening «c,35c
French . .
Armour's
Fried Onions Can Br ails 2 No. 1 Cans 25c
Pie Peaches 2 No. 2 Cans Kleenex ~’ 10 0 PI<S. CM 00 0 IVORY NIFTY
A–H Soda 3 Boxes s0 of 500 0 SOAP SALAD
Red Cross 11# Pa*> €19 C Large Large Colonial Colonial Sw*«f Sw*«f <£m No. Cans 2 CM to DRESSING
Towels 2 Rolls 15c Kraut Stolc*!y’s No. in o c Med. £■ 0 Quart
Finest Can Bar W 21c
Kraut Stokely's Finest 3 r 25* 3 l .T25*
Shortening Coriiet
SPRY 3-Lb 4^ 0 RICE 2 12-Ox. in 0 BABY BEEF SALE!
. . . Can . . Pkgs.
Dromedary Gauze Paper
DATES 2 7J-Oi. K) 0 NAPKINS Pkg. in 0 ROUND, SIRLOIN, CLUB
Pkgs. STEAKS
Bird FRENCH’S Seed and Biscuit Pkg. 12 * TREET. Armour’s 12-Ox. Can co 0 Lb. 29c
Bird Gravel All Brands Baby SHOULDER, RUMP, RIB, CLOD
FRENCH’S 8* FOODS 3 4J-Ox. o 0 ROAST 23c
Pkg. Cans Lb.
Hominy Colonial Evap.
GRITS 5 Lbs. co C MILK Larg# cd C STEW BEEF Lb. 12c
. .. ■ ■ Can
Blue Rose 5 0 SOUP Campbell Tomato CM No. 1 in 0 TENDER STEAK Lb. 20c
RICE . . Lbt. . Cans LITTLE PIG SALE
Warier Lunch Campbell Park and
PAPER Large in 0 BEANS. CM 1-Lb, in 0 WHOLE PIG HAMS Lb.
. . Poll Cans WHOLE PIG SHOULDERS Lb. 13c
For Washing Dlehee Chase and Sanborn
KLEK Large in 0 COFFEE 1-Lb. o 0 PIG SIDES—Rib In Lb. 15c
.. . ■ Pkg. a a Bag
PIG PORK CHOPS Lb. 20c
VI VE ON FLO UR! WIMKIE PIG SAUSAGE Lb. 20c
sliced Pork liver Lb. IOC
TENDERED PICNICS Lb 17c
Gold Label CIRCUS NO. “37” FRESH GROUND ALL PORK SAUSAGE Lb. 17c
12-Lb. Bag 24-Lb. Bag 12-Lb. Bag 24-Lb. Ba KINGANS RELIABLE BACON Lb. 21c
12-Lb. 24-Lb. { FRESH MULLET u Lbs. 25c
47c 89c 33* 63- 37* 73'
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