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Thursday, March 7. 1963
Internal Revenue reminds
businessmen that corporation
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vitamin requirement* of calve* from the (tart of
grain feeding through the growing period, Calve* will
oat Red Roee Cait Starter at an early age for tha coarse
granular materials and choice ingredient* in it make it
highly palatable.
RED ROSE CALF STARTER supplies highly digest-
Gle protein. In using distillers’ solubles, dehydrated
alfalfa, and millfeeds, an adequate level of water soluble
vitamins is assured during the critical nutritional period
far calve* prior to the time tha rumen begin* to function.
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must be filed by March 15 so
corporations operating on a cal
endar year.
The All-Important
Physical Checkup
Who is to judge the cost of
ime?
What is the cost of an hour,
two hours, a day—even several
days?
There are circumstances
when a day—or maybe even an
hour—can be worth a lifetime.
Such situations can occur as the
result of an annual physical
examination: an hour’s visit to
a doctor may save your life.
Many people know an ann
ual checkup is desirable; few
people act on their knowledge.
The excuses are as many and
varied as the collection of ills
that beset mankind. But most
of them boil down to the fee
able explanation: “I just never
got around to it. When would
I ever have the time?” The
excuse becomes ridiculous with
the realization that an hour set
aside for a visit to the doctor
may well buy a full and useful
life.
Perhaps the most basic—and
the simplest—examination in
cludes a check-up of the eyes,
nose, throat, lungs, heart and
blood pressure. The doctor also
does a urinalysis, a test for
diabetes, and either a tubercu
lin test or an X-ray to exclude
the possibility of tubeculosis.
People over 40 years of age
particularly men, usually are
given an ECG (electrocardio
gram) test to check on heart
action. Women are given the
Pap smear test for cancer of
the cervix. Eyes of people over
40 are checked carefully for
glaucoma and indications of
arteriosclerotic changes (hard
ening of the arteries).
There are many different
types of physical examinations,
some taking much longer than
an hour or so. Many business
firms, for instance, annually
require complete physical ex
aminations for their top exe
cutives which take several days.
Whatever the cost, says your
TB association, the chance of
stopping diseases that can br
ing death if unchecked is cer
tainly worth both the time and
money expended.
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IN THE COVINGTON NEWS
THE COVINGTON NEWS
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NEW CADETS of the Georgia Army National Guard's officer candidate school. The Geor
gia Military Institute, get a moment's respite from their initial weekend instruction at the
Forsyth National Guard armory February 23-24. The Guardsmen, members of GMI
Class No. 3 which graduates in July of 1964, are left to right, Gerald L. Robertson, Ken
J. Goodroe, both of Atlanta; Sidney L. Jones Covington; Robert H. Cowart and John D.
Morgan, both of Atlanta.
Georgia Baptist
WMU Meeting
In Columbus
ATLANTA — The 75th annual
convention of the Georgia Baptist
Woman’s Missionary Union will be
held in Columbus, March 11 - 13.
Sessions will be held in the Co
lumbus First Baptist Church and
the civic auditorium.
More than 2000 Georgia Baptist
women are expected to attend the
three-day session, which will be
presided over by Mrs. Ernest L.
VA Reports Home
Loan Guaranty
Totals Up in Jan.
Appraisal requests for both
new and existing homes and ap
plications for home loan
guaranty were up in January
compared to December, VA
starts (rose) slightly, the VA
announced today.
Appraisal requests for new
units totaled 489 in January
compared to 3»33 in December.
Appraisal requests for existing
homes were up to 241 in Jan
uary from 182 in December. VA
starts were up from 165 in De
cember to 219 in January. Ap
plications for home loan gua
ranty were up to 450 in Janu
ary from 389 in December.
The January seasonally ad
justed annual rate of VA starts,
262 was 37 percent over the
December rate of 165. From
December to January a year
ago, this rate dropped 25 per
cent, from 219 to 165.
Appraisal requests for new
homes on a seasonally adjust- J
ad annual rate basis increased
4 percent this year, from 469
to 489. This compares
with a 4 percent decline
last year, from 5,861 to 5,631.
Appraisal requests for exist
ing homes were up 25 percent
this year from 182 in Decem
ber to 244 in January, on a
seasonally adjusted annual
rate basis. Last year the Jan
uary rate of 208 was 29 per
cent above the December rate
of 148.
Scouting Needs
Trained Men for
Area BSA Work
"The growth of Scouting
throughout America has
brought about opportunity for
men between the ages of 21
and 35, to enter the field of
Professional Scouting Men de
siring to enter this field of ser
vice to humanity should have
two to four years of college
with some Boy Scouting exper
ience either as a boy or an
adult.”
This statement was released
today by O. B. Gorman, Scout
Executive of the Atlanta Area
Council. He urged that any
men interested in this particu
lar line of work, please get in
touch with him at 167 Walton
Street, N. W„ or by phone at
JAckson 3-7805.
In making this release it
was pointed out that Mr. How- .
and Patton, Assistant Director
of Personnel, Boy Scouts of
America, would be in the At
lanta Area Council on March
14th and 15th to interview
prospective candidates for the
profession.
ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY I
Sidney L. Jones Is Cadet at G. M. I.
Miller, Atlanta, Georgia WMU
President.
Business matters scheduled for
the Georgia Baptist Convention au
xiliary include a report of t h e
WMU board, scheduled for Tues
day morning, and election of of
ficers Wednesday morning.
Featured speakers for the ses
sions include Dr. Searcy S. Gar
rison, Atlanta, Executive Secre
tary - Treasurer for the Georgia
Baptist Convention: The Reverend
J. Thornton Williams, LaGrange,
President of the Georgia Bantist
Convention; The Reverend Miles
Seaborn, missionary to The Phil
lippines; Mrs. Roy Wyatt, Jr.,
missionary to Strain: The Reverend
Glendon McCullough, director of
personnel for the Home Mission
Board of the Southern Baptist
Convention, and Mrs. Paul S.
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' James, wife of the director of Sou
thern Baptist work in New York
j City.
Special features of the conven
tion include a luncheon Tuesday
I for Girls' Auxiliary counselors, and
directors, and a 75th anniversary
' tea Tuesday afternoon.
Sessions get under way Monday
evening the 11th, at 7:30 p. m., at
Columbus First Baptist. All ses
sions Tuesday will be in the audi
torium, and the final session Wed
i nesday will be in the First Bap
tist Church.
The nation’s cows produced
over 317 quarts of milk for each
of us this past year—about half
was used as milk, the rest was
made into butter, cheese, ice
cream and other processed
1 dairv foods.
Weekly In The State)
John T. Shepherd
Serving Aboard
USS Washburn
USS WASHBURN — John T.
Shepherd, signalman first class,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce
F. Shepherd of Poplar St., Porter
dale. Ga., is serving attack car-
SELL YOUR TIMBER TO—
Call or Writ, To:
WILLIAMS BROTHERS
LUMBER COMPANY
934 Glenwood Avenue, S. E. Atlanta
Atlanta Office: MA 7-8421
S. 0. McCULLERS, Phone: Conyers 483-8624
Route 1, Lithonia, Georgia
Farrar, Ga. Mill: Mont. 468-6219
Covington, Ga. Mill: 786-5717
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BLUE PLATE MAYONNAISE pt 30c
GOLD CROSS
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FRESH DRESSED FRYERS Jb. 35c
CHICKEN BACKS _ 5-lb. box 39^
LARGE FRESH MULLET 5 lbs. 89c
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at the first hint of Winter. Let us fill your
tank now — and keep it filled — with
Standard Burner Oil, Clean-firing.
Economical. Safe—the odorless, clean
burning fuel that gives you maximum heat
for your money.
Whatever type of oil-burner yon have, yon
can depend on us for unfailing deliveries of
Standard Burner Oil when you need it.
standard] Hugh M. Harris, Distributor
Odum St. Covington, Ga.
Phonaa 716-2745 & 786-2549
PAGE TWENTY-NINE
go ship USS Washburn, part at
the Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force, which celebrates its 21st
anniversary this month.
The force, with unit* spread
throughout the Pacific area, was
established in 1942. It landed troopn
and equipment on islands through
out the Pacific theater in a rev
olutionary scale of amphibious as
sault.