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About 38 million pounds of snuff
went to market in 1939.
A 3-8-5 formula was leading
grade of fertilizer sold in 1939 in
the United States.
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Conyers, Phone 4 Georgia
(Our Advertisers Are Assured of Results)
J 1 ]\(>ny() Walks 34 Mi*
To Pan Debt of
Seventy year old J. J.
Statesboro negro farmer, not
pays his honest debts, but
walks as much as 34 miles in
day to meet his fiscal
The old darky had been
pretty bad recently about a
j balance he owed on a
yet, had no way to travel the L
miles to town to pay off the
So the aged Miller resorted
“ankle power,” plodded his
to town, and despite the offer
a bed in the village treked
home in order to get started pick
ing cotton before the sun got up.
—NEWS FROM—
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I Mrs. W. H. .Corley, Sr., spent
i last Thursday in Covington as the
guest of Mrs. Pitts Robertson.
, | Miss Vashti Parker, of Atlanta,
Mr an( j M rs ‘ x C Parker Porter'- Jr
and daughter Carolyn, of
j dale, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. Parker, Sr.
Mrs. J. L. Epps, Mrs. J. G. Am
] mons and daughter, Mildred, ox
Atlanta, were the guests of Mr.
! and j,, Mrs - C _ - _ E - „ E PP S „ Sunda , y af . -
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill King, of Ath
ens, spent Sunday w.th their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ander
son.
The many friends of Mr.
Charles Benton will be glad to
know that he is rapidly recover
ing from his recent illness.
Mrs. C. W. Wright and Mrs.
Henry Branham of Covington,
were the guests of Mrs. J. W.
Crowley last Thursday.
Mrs. W. H. Corley, Jr., and
children, Faye and Bobby, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Allen at Eudora.
Mrs. Howard Benton, of Atlan
ta, was the guest of Mr. W. G.
Benton and family during the i
week-end.
We are glad to note Mr. G. A.
Maddox is able to be out again i
after several month’s illness. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dutton, of Atlan
ta, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Belcher.
Mr. Horace Parker is attending
the fair in Atlanta this week.
Miss Rebecca Pennington has
resigned as primary teacher in the
school here and accepted a place
at Covington Mill. Mrs. A. J.
Stanton of Newborn, has b e ,, n
elected to fill the place. We glad
ly welcome Mrs. Stanton to our
community.
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Smith, of
Reynolds, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Corley, Sr.
Miss Christine Crowley spent
the week-end with friends in Cov
Mrs. B. J. Anderson attended !
the reorganization meeting of the
THE COVINGTON NEWS
10-Pound Bass
Largest Catch
Bass have begun striking again
all over the state, according to
wildlife rangers, who make a
weekly report to the Atlanta office
of the Division of Wildlife. Hun
dreds of fishermen are having
luck particularly in the streams
and lakeso ’ south Georgia, where
the lar ® est eatches were made
last week -
Topping the list was J. F. Trice,
of Thomaston, who took a 10
pound large mouth bass from
Lake Blackshear. Davis Hutson
of Sylvester caught a 9-pounder,
while Bob Thomas, of Jackson,
took an 11-pound carp. A F
Flanders of Wrightsville report
e d a 6-pound bass. He also took
a string of 30 bream and perch
Hutson’s total catch weighed
17 1-2 pounds. Matthews had
four bass totalling 16 pounds.
Elie Vickers of Fitzgerald took j
52 bass last week, with the largest j
weighing 4 1-2 pounds.
live G. minnow W. Isbell, of Decatur, used a |
to take a three- j
pound where the bass fishing from is Jackson Lake, |
reported by j
rangers as good in the lower ‘part
of the lake.
Elmer Stevens, of Rome, came i
through with some extraordinary
fishing, catching 30 bream and a
coachman fly in a pond near
Rome.
T. S. Sweeney, of Macon, was
not far behind the leader with an
8-pounder from Gib Sandy Creek, j j
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Womans Society of Christian Ser- I
vice in Marietta last Thursday. |
Miss Bert Winters, rural work
er of the north Georgia Confer
ence, is teaching a class here this
week on The Educational Work of
the Small Church. Miss Winters
is a ver Y interesting speaker and
w ® are always gLad to have her in
our community.
—NEWS FROM—
ALCOVY
By FRANCES HAMBY
Mr. and Mi’s. T. J. Hamby and
family spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr C. D. Barnett and family.
Miss Martha Hamby spent last;
week-end with her parents, Mr. j
and Mrs. C. M. Hamby.
Mrs. J. L. Owenby visited her
daughter at Porterdale, Mrs. E. F.
Mumpower and Mrs. A. V. John
son.
Misses Frances Hamby and
Dorothy Owenby spent Sunday
with Miss Edna Hamby.
Mr. Lester Owenby Hamby. spent Sun- j
day with Mr. Bill
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Black and |
Mr. Marion Middlebrooks, of Por- j
terdale, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. j
J. Hamby and family Sunday af- j
ternoon.
Miss Ethel Owenby is visiting
in Atlanta as the guest of Misses
Ruby, Cornelia and Katherine
Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hamby and j
Mr. Damon Young spent Monday 1
with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hamby, I
—NEWS FROM—
fAIRVIEW
L BY MRS. L. D. RAY
Mr. and Mrs. Bowers from Por
terdale visited Mr. and Mrs. P.;
D. Madden Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Loyd and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Mason and children, from Porter
dale, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Mason Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Ray from ;
Almon called to see Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Ray Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Johnson,
from Porterdale, visited Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Womack Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Regan, and
little daughter Yvonne, spent the
I week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Ed
I Regan.
Miss Mary Bently from Atlanta,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| D. M. Bently, last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barnes
and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Mason last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lathan and
little daughter Polly Ann, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis, of
Milstead, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Neely Saturday.
Miss Doris Ray called to see
Mrs. P. D. Madden Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. D. M. Bently visited Mrs. j
Jim Parks Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethelene Britt and Miss (
Doris Ray called to see Mrs. Jo- |
sie Mason Sunday morning,
j Mr .and Mrs. W. C. Womack and
son Billy, visited relatives at Al
mon.
Gardening work done now will
pay big dividends later in regard
to the home food supply.
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NEW WHITE 3 PODS i of 191
POTATOES 6.10c Butter Sultana Peanut Cans 1 LrinC ■d 16 in . v
NEW SWEET 1-Lb. Jar 15c PEACHES *ona DESSES [ L Board lb
POTATOES 5 .15c to tl
N.B.C. Shredded [he trar
GRIMES GOLDEN Wheat 12c No. 21/2 4* . t
APPLES 2^ Pkg. Can
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CAL. TOKAY SPARKI and
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APPLES 15c 1-Lb. Can 19c 3-Lb. Can 50c lull 1
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ONIONS YELLOW 3u. 9c Milk 4 14J ,-oz. Cans 25c FLAKE [ur tith that rail t
GREEN Iona Spaghetti or 2 Boxes 8-Oz. 13 I :y four) wo
CABBAGE 4 u. 10c Macaroni 2 eC 7 c SALMO COLD STREAM PIN ht toad the IV c< *
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TOMATOES 5c Dime Brand Cond.
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BEANS 3 17c White House Cond. talco scratch*:;
l„ Milk 2 14-oz. Cans 25c FEED ta ui
OCTAGON TOILET SOAP Ann Page, with Pork and Tom. Sauce o Boston Style 25 Z S3B
2 Cakes 9c BEANS 3 Cans " r- 17c TALCO MASH LAYING his t
ANN PAGE PURE torn
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Bread A–P Soft Twist and Sli. 29 25; Sdfl
ih8 L f 10c EIGHT O’CLOCK
-’ -* COFFEE Mil- 1-Lb. 25c 3-Lb. t
Che Wisconsin American Bags Bag eo NEW cheese! YORK CREAln_ c;
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Sunnyfield Pure C
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2-lb. Ctn. IONA RED RlPE
TOMATOES 4 25c SUNNYFIELD PURE
Margarine LARD
Nutley2 l-lb.Ctns. 23c COCKTAIL SULTANA CHOICE FRUIT r 10c 2 ", 14c(
Kadota -
Fi«S A-Penn Window 2 1-lb. Cans CM CoTl ARMOUR’S CHILI CON CARNE r- toe 4 ", 28cl a
Cleaner 6-oz. Bot. CO RED HEART SEL0X SOAP FLAKES
Towels "“d Cross Paper 2 17c DOG FOOD 3 ’ 2Sc 6y%-Oz. 5c
r °"* NEW! WHITE SAIL
Staley’s Cream Corn CLEANSER 3 14-Oz. 10c Pkg.
Starch 10 17V 2 -Oz. Pkg. 13c
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Br 1 d A! m. Cleanser or CAKE 1- r* i, 4-Oz. 25c Post
Soap Pads ^ 10c SUNNYFIELD Each Toasties 2 15q
LAUNDRY SOAP FLOUR It 24 t 79c
P–G French’s Bird L
3 r: ioc IONA FLOUR It 24 1 69c S*»d 2 10-oz. Pkg*. 25C|
Dromedary Ginger Bread
Mix 14-0.1. Pkg. 23c
1 .lien/ II iihimt Heat Vermont Maid
**. is .1 Atetil Syrup
12-o/.. Bot.
Genuine Long Island Fresh Ground Pillsbury Pancake
DUCKS Lb. 23c MEAT LOAF Lb 20c Flour 20-oz. Pkg. 10c
Whole Lamb FRESH DRESSED PIG SALE: Marshmallows
SHOULDER 15c CHOPS HAMS or Whole ui Recipe 1 -lb. Pkg 13c
Lb. t-eef
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Copeland’s Pure Pork Country Stew 2 Cans N9
SAUSAGE 25c SIDE Rib in, Whole 16-oz.
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Plain Sliced—Rind off Lb. SHOULDER Lb. to SOAP FLAKES
BACON „ 17c Dressed HENS and Drawn Ready for 23c Oven LUX
TOP Chuck QUALITY WESTERN BEEF: Va. Stews—Dry Packed Lb. 5-Oz. Pkg. 10c
ROAST 23c OYSTERS 30c 12V 2 -Oz. Pkg. 23c
Lb. Pint Red Circle CIS
Shoulder STEAK Round 27c Fresh MULLETS West Coast 10c COFFEE
Lb. COFFEE'."17 Bokar
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Coverage Any Weekly in the State)