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Thursday, February 14, 1957 fOor Advertieere Ara Aaaorad Os Renin)
jjsQLe Want Ads to
FOR SALE — Frigidaire Electric
Range*. u»ed. A-l condition.
389.50 up. Major Appliance Com
pany, phone Covingion 21 IS.
TFCJan3I.
WE ARE PREPARED re cle«
ana repair your septic tank with
sanitary and modern equipment
by a licensed plumber, reasonable
rates; work guaranteed. Ted
Campbell. Covington. Ga. Phon
3706 days 9171 night.
TFCOcB.
Farmers - Extension
Service Recommends
Cheapest Form of
NITROGEN
For Applying to Small
Grains and Pastures.
Check Our Prices on . . .
Ammonium Nitrate
FARMERS
Mutual Exchange
MADISON HIGHWAY
FOR SALE — Coleman oil heat
er, wed one year. Heat* 6
rooms; also, portable oil heater.
Call Covington 3537.
TFCJan24.
ALL KINDS OF
UPHOLSTERY DONE
ft-
-ASK
Loyd Upholstery
And Trim Shop
210 South Mill St.
Phone 3907
FOR SALE — 1955 model 47
medium McCullough Chain
saw; also 1956 Homoliie Chain
saw. Good second hand, complete
ly overhauled, in A-l condition.
See or call Mixon Chain Saw
Compan, 1105-1/2 Floyd St..
Tear entrance. Phon* Covington
7340.
TFCOei4.
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CAMPBELL
LUM3ER COMP AMY
Phone 34’2 — 722 Emory SL
Cov igton, Georgia
SALESMAN
112,000 YIARLY POTENTIAL
A GENUINE OPPORTUNITY — AGE IE - JI
Solcry o< 190.00 per week plu* ketal alloweneer during training.
Liberal eomnmiion with drawing account upon commencement an ter
ritory. Excellent oppertunitico for olort, eggreuive, qualified man to
atrociate himself with America'* leading food service equipment end
supply company. Schooling in Chicago to eoll China, glassware, silver
ware, kitchen utensils, and equipment, furniture and furnishings, linens,
paper goods, janitor supplies to hotels, restaurants, hospitals, alubs and
institution*. Territory now available consists of: Covington, Atlanta,
Romo. Savannah, Statesboro, Davisboro, Milledgeville Area.
Free profit sharing and retirement plan, hespitoliietien and sur
gical benefits.
Current model car required er wo will help finance eno. We will
keep all correspondence confidential. Write full particulars to;
PHILIP J. GREIN, Mee Perteisnel Director
EDWARD DON > COMPANY
2201 South LaSalle St., Chicago 14, lllinei*
NEW HOMES FOR SALE
One S-room from and one 4-room frame with carport in
Black subdivision, North Covington. Modern conveniences.
Eligible for either Gl or PHA loons, with very low down
payment including closing costs. Twa more S-room home*
just started. To see theae homes, call or we Bill Daughtrey
at ... <
NEWTON REALTY CO.
112 S. Hendricks Street, or Phene 2017.
Homes built by Steele Construction Co.
$7,500.00
NICK 7-ROOM RANCH TYFt
HOUSE Mx24, ea 3 acre*, pav
ed reeds, 2 bedreems, living reem,
dielag room, kitchen, Hied both,
sereeoed perch, doeMe floors
threagheat, sleo slob doors hi ma
hogany, every window aleminem
screened, ell and gas boat. Locat
ed on Rte. 212, IS minute* to
Cevingtoe end 41 minute* to At
laata.
FHONI 4414 AFTIRNOONS
ALL ABOUT WATCH BANDS-
Now you cun buy them at
Fletcher's Jewelry Company at
onehalf off the regular price.
See our large lovely assortment
Fletcher Jeweiry Company, So.
Square, Phono 29SS.
TFCNovIO
Used Cars For Sale
3P2SML AU MODELS
GENE WARREN
Easy Terms
WARREN USED CARS
At Kitchens Service Station i
Phone 3172 — 208 Clark St. ।
HELP WANTED - Farm work
er who can handle tractor and
equipment. Phone Covington
2519 at Night
FOR EXPERT PAPER HANG-
ING AND PAINTING CALL
rt. J. MOORE. Covingion 2379,
We use Dutch Boy. Devoe and
Reynolds paint
TFCMnC.
Covington Furniture
Has Sold Over 800
Speed Queen
WASHERS
This should be proof
enough!
Priced from $119.50
Up
FOR PROMPT and courteous
TV. Radio, and app-iance re
pair oorvice call 2411 Newton
Supply Company TFF6C
KEEP THIS AD!
Over 20,000 Arthritic and Rhau
matte Sufferers have taken this
Medicine line* it hes been on the
market. It h inexpensive, can be
taken in the heme. Fer Free infer
metien, give name and address te
P.O. lex 1012, Hot Springs, Ark.
INCOME TAX Return* prepared,
reasonable fee. We have plenty
of blanks. STAR CLOTHING
COMPANY, Phon* 3024, night*
2039 or 9170.
TFCJan24.
FREE TRANSPORTATION TO
OUR STORE AND RETURN.
No cost oi obligation. HENSON
FURNITURE CO. Phone Coving
ton 2221.
TFCJune23
Office Supplies
School Supplies
Typewriter*
Adding
W> Machines
JS Hallmark Cards
f/ 11 ^‘ n 9
M M Equipment
I
WOOD & CO.
STATIONERS
201 Monticello Street
DIAL 2720
FOR SALt — Complete line
Belts, dress slippers, work
shoes, and boot* for men and
boy*. See our insulated shoes and
bools before you buy. Chanceys
Shoe Shop.
TFAug3O.
MAIDS WANTED—Live in best
New York homes. $125.00 to
$200.00 month. Transportation
advanced. Call Covington 2560 or
write Community Employment
Agency, Box 3104, Macon, Ga.
TFCFeb7
TWO PIANOS FOR SALE
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
One Spinet end one medium size
upright to be sold to • respon
sible party who can make smell
down payment end eisume smell
monthly payments o n balance.
These pianos must be sold at once.
If not sold might contidsr renting I
one or both. Write J. T. Dickson,
Credit Dept., 83 Alabama Street,
S.W., Atlanta, Georgia.
FOR £ALE —1*53 Farmall Cub
Tsw^brr, 30 inch disc plow,
dout d^^mon smoothing harrow,
cultivate?* and planters. In A-l
condition. $750.00 Alton Johnson,
Jackson Highway, phon* Coving
ton 2965. 2TPFeb7
FC.. wvaKANi ttUbtRVICE
on radio, television or any
typo of household appliance,
call . . .
McCullough
Electric Service
114 Hendriek St.
Covington, Georgia
Phone 3014
FOR SALE — An approximate
S-aere lake with fine building
lot, in city limits. Spiller* Lvm
bar Co., phone Covington 7002.
TFCDeI3.
NOW YOU CAN OWN THAT
HOME FREEZER - We will
allow you 9100 for you old ice
box, stove or refrigerator on a
new home freezer. Call 2462
Covingion.
CUT COSTS
; 4m
CALL US FOR NEW
LOW RATES XESk
t ° day!
J. PAUL ALEXANDER
204 Church Street
Phone 7441
COVINGTON, GEORGIA
HELP WANTED — Wantt7xp*T
ienced operators for Mansfield
Shirt Co., Inc. Call Covingion
7254.
TFCD*6.
NOTICE— We have opened a
buying yard at Locust Grove.
Ga., on U. S. 23 and will buy
hardwood lumber, log* and tim
ber. Write for price lists and
specifications. Atlanta Oak Floor
ing Co., P.O. Box 87. Locust
Grove, Ga.
ITCFebU.
PIANOS AND PIANO TUNING
—Better pianos for less money.
Chick Piano Co., 279 Lumpkin,
Athens, Ga. We lune, refinish
and repair old piano* to look
like new. Contact us — we will
save you money. Chick Piano
Co., 279 Lumpkin, Athens, Ga.
7TCFebI4.
FOR SALE—Two Turkey Hens,
one tom, S2O. Mrs. E. E. Mc-
Daniel, Route 3, Covington or
Phone Social Circle 3647.
2TPFeb7
ssoio axo assm
In business 10 year*
For Expert Service on Radio
and T.V. Sett. Picture Tube*
Rejuvinated.
PHONE 2594
Quonsett
Appliance Co.
Covington, Georgia
HOUSEHOLD GOODS — MOV
ING OF ALL KINDS, either
local or long distance. Fully in
sured for guaranteed delivery.
Phone Covington 2662 er 6162.
R. E. Avery, Covington, Ga.
TFCJan3L
UP TO $l5O FOR YOUR OLD
REFRIGERATOR ON A NEW
CROSLEY SHELVADOR. New
ton Supply Co. Phone 2463,
Covingion, Ga.
TFCJune2
FOR SALE — Good quality tar
paulins, government surplus
stock, sise 8 ft .by 10 ft. $8.17.
Other sixes prived accordingly.
Major Appliance Corr uany, phone
2115.
TFCOci2O
FOR RENT — Very attractive 4-
room furnished apartment. Pri
vate entrance and garage. Heal
and water furnished. Located 726
Park Circle. Call Mr*. E. E. Cal
laway Sr., phon* 2572 or 2205.
TFCJanI7.
Jvou Can't Beat . . ,
*
THRIFT QUALITY
and
PROMPT SERVICE
Thrift
Oil
Co.
Thrift Prices Mean
SAVINGS TO YOU!
JOB WANTED — Weekend
work, any type, 18 year old
boy. Call Covington 3293 after
4 p.m.
TFCFebI4.
FOR SALE — Farmall "A"
Tractor with complete equip
ment. Felton Womack, Box 472,
Porterdale, Ga. Phone Covington
2768.
2TPFebI4.
FOR RENT — Furnished apart
ments, new modern, complete
ly furnished. Texas Motor Court,
phone Conyers 6061.
ITCFebU.
CAFE FIXTURES
FOR SALE
SSOO.OO
1 Freezer
1 Oversized Coca-Cola Box
1 Cash Register
1 Grill
1 Deep Fry
1 Hot Dog Steamer
1 Coffee Maker
3 Booths and table chairs
Counters, dishes, etc.
Queenie's Kitchen
Phone Covington 6684
FOR SALE — Rotating Com
puting Scales, 18 lb. capacity.
Practically new, in good condi
tion. Mrs. Charlie Wright, 401
Clark St., phone Covington 2288.
NCFebl4. |
THE COVINGTON NEWS
HOUSEHOLD MOVING — Sand,
gravel ana xop-soil hauled.
Wood for sale. Local and long
distance moving. Experienced.
Call Tommy L. Womack, phone
Covington 6011.
TFCMayIO.
FOR RENT — 4 -room unfurn
ished apartment with natural
gas heat. Has large pasture. At
the Black Home Place in Ox
ford. Call Covingion 6108.
ITCFebU.
FOR RENT — 6-room farm
house, five miles north of Cov
ington. Phone Covington 8624.
TFCFebI4.
HELP WANTED — MAN OR
WOMAN to take over route
of established customers in Por
terdale. Weekly profits of SSO
or more at start poesible. No
car or other investment neces
sary. Will help you get started.
Write C. R. Ruble, Dept. F-2,
The J. R. Watkins Company,
Memphis 2. Tenn.
ITPFebI4.
BABY SITTING — Would like
io baby sit. Mrs. E. B. Davis,
Porterdale, phone Covington
2580.
ITCFebU.
FOR SALE — 1955 V’B Chevro
let. 4 door Bel Air with Pow
erglide and Power Steering.
Equipped with all accessories.
Good condition, priced right.
Phone Covington 2396.
TFCFebI4.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
। Hadn’t
Compared Financing
Costs I WOULD
HAVE PAID <2OOOO
TOO MUCH FOR
MY CAR
' The unpaid
/ ''-iFTh balanoe on •
u | new awkomo-
I » ,* L bile I bought
* << would have eoet.
V * n * $200.00
\/f more for bnanc-
A / h’S and insur-
T \ t*rg* finsmee
fe-'—J \ company, than
w* II KL'J Ait actually did
H Jgthroofh my
Stat* Farm
zgent and • looai bonk tCM of moay
or*w>l
Many People Aaevme
Financing Rata* Are Standard
THEY AM NOT!
Th. Bank Men oSpn you two proven money
earing methods for eer buying. iov-eMt
/aaarru through e nearby bank and htmtl
pnftrrtd-rM inturanet rales. Get your own
finite on the eer reu went end COMPARt
Inna with Bank Plae eoeta FIRST! Call Os
me your State Farm agent BEFORE yon boy
Bill Daughtrey
Pk. 2017 S. Hendriek* St
INSURED
PROTECTION
For Your Money
Invested in Chicks
and Nutrena Feed
Ate*
Nut rone will provide for ,
payment to you of cost of ft r
chick phis cost erf Nutrena
feed consumed by the r
chick, for chicks lost f * /
during the first five months 1
from malnutrition, disease, $ '
fire, windstorm, cyclone,
tornado, hail or lightning...
If you agree to feed <
Nutrena Chick Starter and j
Nutrena Grower during /
that period —the feeds 1
stepped-up with Livium to
help chicks live and thrive. fag f
GODFREY & CANDLER
502 Emory St. Covington Ga. Phone 2294
rtergeet Coverage Any Weekly In The State!
Community News From
Almon
By MRS. THOMAS RANGE
Edgar Wallace is recovering
nicely following surgery at New
ton County Hospital last Thurs
day. His many friends are wish
ing for him a complete and
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Luke Smith of Atlanta
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Wallace.
Mrs. Bill Staples of Chamblee
was the Saturday guest of her
mother, Mrs. C. B. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. James of
Conyers were Sunday afternoon
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Neely.
Mrs. Viola Brown, mother of
Rev. Bobby Bowen, was serious
ly injured in an automobile ac
cident in Athens and is a pati
ent at Athens General Hospital.
She has many friends in Almon
who are interested in her prog
re*s.
Herman Nelms of the U- S.
Navy is visiting his wife and
her family, Mr. and Mrs. John
Thoma* Wallace, having return
ed from overseas duty.
Mr. and Mrs. € P Hammond.
Mrs. Edna Hammond. Mrs Bell
Neely. Mrs. C. H. Naely and
Rev. Bobb Bowen visited Mrs.
Viola Brown at Athens General
Hospital on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Wilson, Ann
and William Smith of Atlanta
were the weekend guests of
their aunts Mrs. Bill Smith.
Larry Pippin, son of Mrs. L.
G Pippin, has been discharged
from the U. S. Anny. Larry has
many friends who are happy to
welcome him home.
Mr*. A. J. Brown of High
Point spent last weekend with
Mrs Troy Tuck.
Mr. and Mr*. John Gasaway
and children of Covington visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Range
and children Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Kinett spent Sun
day with her brother and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McCart
of North Covington.
Mrs. Jeff Smith and Mrs.
Frank Kinnett visited Mrs. War
die Ogletree of Conyers Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Ogletree con
tinues ill at her home.
Mr*. Troy Tuck attended a
quilting party at the home of
Mrs. M, M. Stephens last Wed
nesday.
J. W. Davis of Conyers is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C- B. Davis
this week.
Almon Community regrets to
lose their good friends and
Community News from
Hocky
Plains
By MISS IRENE HARVEY
“Yet 1 am the Lord thy God,
from the land of Egypt, and thou
shalt know no God but Me: for
there is no Saviour beside me.”
Hosea 13:4.
Mrs. R. F. Cowan of Oxford re
cently visited Miss Ruth Davis.
Mr. and Mr. Albert Wallace
and children of Nashville, Tenn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Johnson of
High point Community were re
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Stewart.
1 »
The regular monthly meeting of
the Men’s Club was held at Hope
well Presbyterian Church Thurs
day evening. The club invited the
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Helton. We wish them much
happiness in their new home on
Jackson Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. W M. Cole of
Decatur spent last Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tnoy Tuck.
The Almon Men’s Club is
sponsoring a fish fry at the
Community House, Wednesday,
February 20, serving between
the hours of 5 and 9 pm.
Our best wishes to Mrs. J. C.
Capes who is ill at this writing.
Mrs. Cleo Whitaker was the
Sunday, dinner guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Edgar Wallace and
Mrs. Bill Smith, Mrs. Luke
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Parker
attended a birthday dinner Sun
day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Parker in Covington,
honoring their grandchildren.
Ray Parker and Marla Mason.
s. j. and BEN ’
== :r About this question:
I have carried S2OOO of fire insurance an my kousa
hold goods for years, and I know that replacement value
is at least SSOOO. Could my mind be completely relieved
of this S3OOO fire risk for less than sl2. more premium
per year?
Morcock & Banks
INSURANCE
PHONE 2300 — Bank Bldg. — COVINGTON, OA.
NATIONAL FFA WEEK B
W? FEB. 16-231957 Hi
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1 We in REA Salute the 18,000 m
farm youths in Georgia m
[ engaged in FF A Activities IM
k We believe so strongly in the future es this O|
1 State because of the youth of today that we Illi
have made possible, by the co-operation of the luM
[ 41 rural electric co-operatives, the breaking of ln(|
ground on February 14th for a new cottage at Ira
i\ : , Lake Jackson to be known as the ... I
J "GEORGIA RURAL ELECTRIC COTTAGE” MM
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' Your motto "Living to Serve" causes as ■Uni
■‘/I to rededicate ourselves to render the
best rural electric service at the lowest ■Efi
possible cost, K,
Snapping Shoals
Electric B
i Membership |l
Corporation
I "A Locally-Owned, Non-Profit,
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PAGE NINETEEN
congregatin to attend. Supper wks
served by the Ladies. Immediately
following the supper the congre
gation gathered in the Sanctu
ary where they heard the guest
speaker, Mr. Shin Ishimaru, Kobe,
Japan. At present he is taking a
course at Columbia Seminary,
Decatur.
Mrs. C. E. Chesnut J, .W. Chee
nut, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Chesnut
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Chesnut and Gary were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
William Rosser of McDonough.
Mrs. J. F. Harvey was in charge
of th* Mid-week Prayer Service
Wednesday evening at Hopewell
Presbyterian Church.
A-B Jack Wheeler of Lackland
Air Force Base, San Antonio,
Texas, is spending his furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mr».
Ira L. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Yancey rd
Porterdale visited Miss Ruth Da
vis Saturday evening.
John Riley Thompson of Geor
gia Tech spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. W. H. Thomp
son.
A/B Joel Farrow, Frances 1.
Warren, AFB, Cheyenne Wyom
ing is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glover Fairow.
R. R. McGregor of Columbia
Seminary, Decatur and pastor at
Hopewell Presbyterian Church,
will go with a group from the
Seminary this weekend to various
churches in Florida. They will
have choir service and some es
the men will be guest ministers.
In the absence of Mr. McGregor.
Mr. Lee Williamson will be guest
minister Sunday at 11 o’clock at
Hopewell.
W. M. Gurley, agronomist. Ag
ricultural Extension Service, re
ports that 267 Four-H Club mem
bers enrolled in the 4-H Club
community corn contest last year.
Representing 19 communities,
they produced 20,189 bushels at
com.