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Opportuni
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For lady bookkeeper. Local
firm desires energetic young
lady to handle accounts re
ceivable and other office de
tails. l'fgspi#al benefits and
paid vacations. State quali
fications in first letter. Ad
dress éox 19, Covington
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WE "ARE-PREPAHRED o clean
and repair your septic tank with
sanitary and modern equipment
by a licehfed pluumber. reasonable
rates; work quaranteed. Ted
Campbell. Covington, Ga. Phon
3706 day: 9178 mnight.
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FOR EXPERT PAPER HANG
ING AND PAINTING CALL
R. J. MOORE, Covington 2379.
We use “Duich Boy. Devoe and
Reynolds paint.
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DRAPERIES
SPECIALLY DESIGNED
~“e— and —
EXPERTLY TAILORED
~ to your '
Individual Taste
HOME DECORATING
- SERVICE
MRS. E. S. RHEBERG
" Oxford, Georgia
Phone Covington 2527
FOR PROMPT ana :ourteous
TV. Radio, and app.iance re
pair service call 2463, Nowion
Supply Company. TFF6C
FOR SALE — Modern, FHA built
4-room dwelling — ready to
move in. $300.00 down; meénthly
payments like rent. Call Coving
ton 2648, Hiram Ellis.
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Information from YOU the taxpayers
on the location of
Moonshine stills in your locality ke that piciered abowe, are robbing
you of many thousands of doflars in Federal ond State liquor taxes.
Help your Government by reporting them, by mail or phone, %o
~ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO TAX DIVISION,
- INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
- Roy E. Kelly, Supervisor in Chorge
721 Adanta Journol Bldg., 10 Forsyih St., N.W.
Atlanta, Ga.
E Contact the above official or write %o
o, P. O. Box 210, Atlanta, Ga.
Telephone: WAlnut 4121, Ext. 130, Afamta
(Soturdays and Sundays call EVergreen 7130)
REWARDS PAID FOR INFORMATION RESULTING IN
SEIZURE OF STILLS OR VEHICLES TRANSPORTING
MOONSHINE SPIRITS
ALL REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL
(This adMA paid for by the Anki-Moonshine Leogus Inc., P. O. Box 1903, Atlanta, Ga.)
Quality Supply Co.
‘ Sales and Service
S RE PHONE 4182 PORTERDALE ROAD
Szs Viwe JOHN DEERE Deler 5+ QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT
(Our Advertisers Are Assurea Os Resuits)
Help Wanted
Permanent position for am
bitious saleslady in estab
lished department store.
Good opportunity for ad
vancement. Apply in writ
ing, outlining qualifications.
Address Box 208, Covington
News.
ASK YOUR FRIEND OR
NEIGHBOR WHERE YOU
SHOULD TAKE YOUR WATCH
TC HAVE IT REPAIRED.
-.HOUSEHOLD MOVING AND
ANY KIND HAULING — With
moving van, dump or pick-up
truck, local and long distance exe
perienced. Insured. Tommy L.
Womack, Covington, Ga. Phone
5404.
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Covington Furniture
Has Sold Over 800
Speed Queen
WASHERS
This should be proof
enough!
Priced from $119.50
Up
SPECIAL — Brand new 15, 18, 20|
ft. home freezers, at cost Phone !
2483,
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VISIT OUR STORE and see our
$ SPECIALS. Also our com
plete line of costume jowoln;'
earbobs, necklaces, braceleis ete.
FLETCHER JEWELRY COCM
PANY.
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FOR SALE — Chapel Hill Var
iety Rescue Grass See. Finest
variety. Grown from Southern
Piedmont Experiment Station
Seed. Re-cleaned and available in
50 Ib. bags. TEST: Pure Seed
'98:68 inert matter .52 weed secd‘
.82. (No Noxious weed seed). Ger-
mination 84 per cent. Price 25¢
per lb. F. O. B, Farm. Leo Mal
lard, Covington, Ga. |
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HOUSE FOR SALE — An ideal
buy, one of Covington's finest.
Feature includes: 3 bedrooms and
2 full baths: 2 lots in addition:[
recently painted inside and ouvd:
garage; screened porch: barbecue
pit; fully landscaped; full carpet- l
ting in living and dining rooms:; |
venetian blinds. Call Covington
Realty Co. Phone 4117 or 2707.
TFNCNo2.
You Can’t Beat . ..
THRIFT QUALITY
and
PROMPT SERVICE
Thrift
Oil
Co.
Thrift Prices Mean .
SAVINGS TO YOU!
ron RENIT -— live (9) room
downstairs apartment. Phone
Covington 2274.
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We Proudly Announce the install
ation of an APAC Electric
Automatic Printer For Fast and
Better Snapshot and Photogra
phic Service on Roll Film — All
Sizes — Developed and Printed
35Smm - 127 - 120 - 620 - 116 -
616 - 828, Portraits In Oil. (One-
Week Service) MALCOLM
PHOTO SERVICE. ‘Always a
Good Picture.” Phone 3547, Cov
ington, Ga.
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TV and RADIO
REPAIR e
In business 10 years
For Expert Service on Radio
and T.V. Sets. Picture Tubes
Rejuvinated.
PHONE 2594
Quonsett
Appliance Co.
Covington, Georgia
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SPECIAL SALE ON SHOES —
We have Engineer boots, Para
trooper boots and a good line of
work shoes, boots and children’s
shoes. Compare prices anywhere.
Chancey’s Shoe Shop, Covington,
Ga.
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RIDERS WANTED from Coving
ton to Atlanta; down town area,
S days a week. Hours 8:30 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Call Covington 2271
after 6:00 p.m.
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FOR YOUR WRITING
R . . .o
Office Supplies
Schoo! Supplies
Typewriters
See Your Stationer First
WOOD & COMPANY
DIAL 2720
INCOME TAX RETURNS PRE
PARED by appointment only.
THE COVINGTON NEWS
Mrs. E. 8. Rheberg, Oxford. Ga.
Phone Covington 2527.
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BC.. i ausiani IcE
on radio, television or any
type of household appliance,
00l .
McCullough
Electric Service
114 Hendrick St.
Covington, Georgia
Phone 3014
SALE"MEN WANTED — MALE
— Between the ages of 28 and
40 1o répresent the Singer Sewing
Machine Company in Covington
and vicinity. Must have car. For
appointment call EVergreen 7322
or write Singer Sewing Machine
Company, 2506 N. Decatur Plaza,
Decatur, Ga.
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HAY
FOR SALE
Brown Top Millet with grain;
Sericea Lespedeza; Meadow
Grass; Johnson Grass. Top
Quality. S4O, $35, S3O. $25
Per Ton
E. T. NEWTON
MADISON. GEORGIA
PHONE 157-J or 113
WE PREPARE STATE AND
FEDERAL INCOME TAX RE
TURNS. Star Clothing Co. Cov
ington, Ga. Day phone Covington
3024. Night phone Covington 2038.
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FOR RENT — Three room house
in excellent condition on Rocky
Plains Road near my home. Mrs.
Harmon Nolen, Route 1, Coving
ton, Ga.
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FOR RENT — Two (2) four room
apartments with gas heat.
' Emory Street in Oxford. Phone
Covington 3368,
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“’See Jack Webb in “Dragnet” to
night, He is going to expose
crooked television and radio ser
vice dealers. Covington Furniture
Company is bonded by Raytheon
Manufacturing Company which
insures the customer against
fraudulent misrepresentation.”
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Recognition for making 100
bushels or more of corn per
acre for five years will be given,
Feb. 5, to 18 Georgia farmers
at a luncheon honoring members
of the 100-Bushel Corn Club. D.
W.-Brooks, manager of the Geor
gia Cotton Producers Associa
tion —sponsor of the corn club
— will present gold keys to the
five-year members and silver
keys to 410 farmers who made
100 bushels or more of corn per
acre this year. The luncheon will
be held at the eafeteria on the
University of Georgia College of
Agriculture campus.
Union county with six, leads
in number of gold key members.
They are Warren Souther, C. W,
Garrett, T. A. Floyd, G. C. Spiva,
John Wimpey, and Ervin Jones.
Others eligible for gold keys
are William Johns and J. P.
Johns, Stephens county; R. V.
Wimpey and N. R. Mooney, Gil
mer; Robert Singleton and Harry
L. Brown, Rabun; Roger O. Bow
man, Catoosa; John Mullins,
Whitfield; J. A. Fransis and Troy
Woody, Fanning; Homer L. An
derson, Lunpkin, and Eric Kim
sey, Towns.
Thirty-five counties are repre
sented in club membership this
year. Union county had 101
members. Other leading counties
are Towns, Rabun, Fannin,
Lumpkin, and Gilmer.
Arvel Garrett, Towns county,
was top 1954 producer in the
state. His yield was 184 bushels
to the acre. He had 15,840 stalks
per acre and produced his crop
for 44 cents a bushel.
J. R. Johnson, agronomist for
the Agricultural Extension Ser
vice, said the number of farm
ers making 100 pushels or more
of corn per acre more than dou
bled the expected number. Ear
lier in the year, because of the
‘drought, he had estimated that
the 1954 corn club membership
\would be about 200.
FOR SALE — 30 Spotted Poland
China Pigs, 6 and 8 weeks old.
U. T. Smith, Mansfield, Ga. Fhone
Covington 5176.
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FOR SALE — Ice Cream, Lunch
and Short Order Business.
Good location and volumes. Will
sacrifice dvee to health. Inquire
Covington Ice Cream Parlor, Cov
ington 9194.
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ETER_SAEE — Two k 2) houses on
Collum Road. One four (4)
room house with bath and one
seven (7) room house with bath.
Garage and floor furnaces. For
information call Covington 2589.
J. W. Rogers, Rovde 1, Covington,
Ga.
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HOME REMODELING
Kitchens & Bathrooms
Modernized
Carports Porches
Paneling Underpinning
Rooms Added Roofing
Siding Garages
Driveways Floors tiled
FREE ESTIMATES
PLANS DRAWN
PHONE Covington 3218
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FOR SALE — Refrigerator and
other house hold items. 511
Church St. Phone Covington 3782,
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FOR RENT — Two houses — One
of 6 rooms and bath in perfect
condition and one of 6 rooms in
excellent conditio n. Rumning
water in both houses. Phone Cov
ington 5022. |
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Newborn News
By Mrs. T. W. Binford Sr.
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Miss Mellie Pitts left Fri
day for a visit with her brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pitts
iin Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greer of
Atlanta visited Mr. and Mrs.
Barron Davis, Sunday.
Rev. Walter Murphy attended
pastor’s school in Atlanta last
week. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Barron Davis
are leaving Wednesday by plane
to visit their children, Rev and
Mis. John Durham in Boston,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Perdue
of Thomaston visited Rev. and
Mrs. Walter Murphy and Claire
Wednesday. Mrs, Murphy and
Claire returned home with them
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Powell
and son Marshall Jr., of Atlanta
visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Davis, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nix of
Macon, Warrant Officer and Mrs.
W. A. Hawkins and Harwell of
Columbus spent the weekend
with Mrs. Paul Harwell.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Charlie Robertson and Mrs.
Mac Gay have flu. We wish for
them a speedy recovery.
. Mrs. Annie Loyd and Mrs
Mary Wagner of Covington and
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Loyd were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Spearman @t Farrer Friday
night.
The Adult Fellowship Sun
day School Class will have their
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o SHOE Sturdy andi Built
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Regular $12.95 Value PARATROOPER BOOTS —
ENGINEER BOOTS ____ Now $8.95 T R
We carry a good line of work shoes, Boots and Children’s Shoes
All Kind of Shoe Repairs — Compdre Prices Anywhere
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CHANCEY'S SHOE SHOP
Usher Street Next to Bus Station Covington, Ga.
(Largest Coverage Any Weekly In The State) Thursdey, January 27, 1955
BY MRS. J. T. OWENS JR.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. €. Chapman
have been this week on a business |
trip to Augusta and to Columbia,
South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Womac Jr. |
and Son Tommie visited their‘
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Leach and family of Mansfield,
Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. I. Collins of Con
yvers were Sunday guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ray.
Mr and Mrs, Billy Lindsey are
making their home temporarily
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Lindsey.
Mrs. Kate Pete of Conyers was
a recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Edwards.
Mrs. Dewey Mann, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Berry Sr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ewing were spend
the day guests last Wednesday of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Berry Jr.
Mrs. Emory Kinnette enter
tained at her home with a plastie
party Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCord,
Mrs. Ralph Wyatt and daughter
Dianne were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dobbs.
Guests of Mr: and M. D. Ham
monds Sunday were Mr. and Mzs.
Troy Hammonds and children of
Atlanta, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ham
monds of Conyers and Miss Mary
Willingham.
Mrs. Edgar Wallace spent Tues
day with Mrs. John T. Wallace.
Rev. and Mrs. C. O. Turner,
Maurice Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Ivey, of Atlanta; Miss Opal
social Friday night, at 7T p. m,
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Smith with Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Sams as co-hostesses.
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B 2 "‘-j‘ “Atta boy, Charley, drive right in—this OK Used
\ \\ Car will make a terrific impression on Mama.”
\ oy . Hallway or highway, OK Used Cars are impres
\ T o sive from any point of view! That’s because
Geie se they’re thoroughly inspected and scientifically
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for the h‘ 4 safety. These beauties are value-priced and
Tag! }"‘ ~ Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
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202 Clark St. Ph. 3422 Covington Ga.
Watkins, - Miss Fanny Bell
Roseberry and Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Madden were the Sunday
diner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Madden and family, Miss Ann.
Madden and Hugh Madden. i
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Preachers meeting of the Al
mon Baptist Church will be held
Sunday evening, January 30..
The American Citizen and
World Affairs is a very broad
subject and to elucidate and do
justice would require many
books.
- The people “are basically the
same the world over, yet may ex
press themselves differently, each
‘working for modern and better
ways of living.
The World Affairs Institute at
Emory at Oxford made one real
ize how very ¢mall one individual
is, how necessary it is that each
do his best in the home, church,
school and in all stages of living
and working together.
And so it seemed that to solve
the world affairs in a nut shell
would be for each individual to
practice the Golden Rule.
Kansas is a famous wheat
producing state, everyone knows.
It also produced 1,350,000 tons
of coal in 1953, latest year for
which statistics are available.
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GET TASTY GLAZED DONUTS
g e;-';r Ya:lr aF:;n;—ily Tre!;c:t'o '
Dixie Gream Donut Shop
Electric Sal
Gain 0 Percent
N UEOrgia,
American industry is getting
noisier and boosting the number
of hard of hearing persons, ac
cording to the Amerian Hearing
Aid Association. The national or
ganization said one of the greatest
cause of partial deafness, parti
cularly among persons between
20 and 30 is loud and continuous
noise—usually in a factor. The
ears of some adults can stand
such noise, others can’t. Many
persons who have just begun to
lose their hearing in noisy factor
ies would recover if they changed
to quieter surroundings, if some
thing were done in the factories
to soften the noise or if they were
provided with properly fitted ear
stopples (rubber plugs).
If biscuits are baked before
being frozen, they should be
cooled, wrapped in aluminum
foil or other moisture-vapor
proof material and frozen.