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ft—Mb, HebrtCnunty.GeonrW Friday Nov 5 19M
GLENLOCH
NEU’S
By Mrs. Paul Milam
ILast weeks news)
Services wefe good and well artend
at the Baptist Church Sunday. Sever
al visitors from Temple were present
for the evening service.
Mr. and Mrs B B Payton spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Boel Pay
ton of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payton and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Win Key
Sunday.
Bobby Gore of LaGrange and Paul
Milam celebrated birthdays at the
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■t ’ U Now —we 're not so sure—The fact that we have answered to the name “REA" has j
A opponents of low-cost electric power—to which we are eternally committed—a
■ 1 B chance to twist facts. They even insinuate that we are some sort of •government-owned" j
[ I I or even “socialistic" endeavor. I
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| * That’s just NOT TEI Ei 1
•n| We ate private enterprise—at its' best. This business is wholly owned by its members — I
fl subject only to a mortgage held by REA—our bankers. And we are paying off this mort- I
Iff gage-on. or before time. And with interest. |
F/I We will continue to do sol I
111 TROLP COL NDELECTRIC
| f MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION
"A Locally - Oral Non-Profit Electric VUHty" 4
■u Serriag: , ■
Troop. Harris. Meriwether, Heard Maarig-e Coandy. Gs. * U \
Ijn Chambers Coans;. Ata. 1 [ Ji
home of the latter Sunday Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs F
F Milam and Jane. Rhodia Mae Nol
en Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Gosdin. the honorees and
their families.
Sgt. Tommy Milam spent rhe week
end with his family and aLo criebrnt
- -d a birthday Sunday.
t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Common and
children visited with Mr and Mrs C
: H BeU Sunday afternoon
Rev C L. Lyle was the guests of
Mr and Mrs. Joe Banks Sunday.
I Rev. Parmer and family of Provi
' dence Church were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Folds Sunday
i Mrs. Willie Blackwelder visited Mrs.
- J. O Milam Sunday.
WiRIW
Si-ups
WE’RE Not THE “REA”!
FIFTEEN YEARS—OB MOKE—AGO. when we were a
young, struggling business, jpe were proud.ta be .cglled
the “REA". We t bought.'it is'strength abd'stability' j
.ra-be-identified with fl»e-Harai _Eleetrt#fc«fSta ntovemant j
wtueh has done more for the American farmers than any 1
other program in the history of our nation. _
the preuuu® yusufine you buy with
CONFIDENCE
Confidence that it will pre yon off the power your car can
deliver— ail the protection your engine needs. . . . This
continued confidence is responsible tor the continued sales
leadership of CROWN EAIkA among premium gasolines
in Alabama. Florida. Georgia. Kentucky and Mississippi—
the five states served by Standard Oil dealeh.
STANDARD OR. COMPANY
(UHtICtT)
Mr. Frank Jackson tad the mad*
rune of crushing a tap u» a tall at Ma
home last week. He to naw in an Mr
ianta Hospital
Mr and Mrs. Wyns H—nta and 9b
mmy. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Moe and
boys were the supper swats of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Tarin Mgh at UM
Saturday night
a ■
Day PKsao2S7l Night SO
Lipford & Stutts
Funeral Du-gctara
Pi nita. Os igh
Embalming and AmbtdaiMN.
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NEWS AND B VCiDL FWANKI-TM ft A
HEARD THEATRE
FRIDAY A SSTTRDO
NOVEMBER 5 A •
7he } ellow T omahawk”
Starring
RORY CALHOUN
Lata ataw. Sod. W:U
"CRT DANGEB"
SUNDAY A MONDAY
NOVEMBEB 111
“Secret of the Incas”
NEW BUS SCHEDULES ADDED FOR
HEARD COUNTY PATRONS
LEANT FRANKLIN NORTHBOUND
11:03 ajn.—4:2S p.m.—6:45 pun.
LEAVE FRANKLIN SOUTHBOUND
Franklin will now have three new schedules, operat
ing north and south between Chattanooga and Columbus:
leaving Franklin northbound-ot 11:03 aan„ 4:23 p m. and
6:45 pjn. Southbound at 2:17 p.m„ 6:40 p.m. A 9:13 pan.|
In addition to these southbound there will be a morning
bus at 9:29 ajn. operating thru LaGrange to Macon. The
640 pan. is a through bus to Tallahassee via LaGrange.
Columbus, Cuthbert and Bainbridge with a direct con
nection for Tampa and Miami. The 9:13 pan. is a through
bus to Albany with a direct connection there for Talla
hassee. Tampa and Miami. In addition to the northbound
buses mentioned above, our old 6:51 a.m. schedule which
formerly went to Rome w ill operate to Carrollton only— ■
with the same connection for Atlanta.
We ha\e purchased a 37-Passcngtr GM Diesel bus
will continue using one of the 29-passenger diesels former
ly used and will use two 37-Passenger air-conditioned bus
, es of Modern Coach Corporation in this service. Os cour- 1
sc. at this time of the year, the air-conditioning is not im
portant, but if the new service is what wc hope it will be
we expect to air condition the 37-passenger we recently
bought and will add another air conditioned unit at that
time.
Naturally, we hope that this through service will be
popular and that more can be added at least one other
through schedule, possibly two. If it is what we hope
doubtless even better equipment will be placed in service.
However, we do not think that the comfort could be great
?y unproved upon, of course, no better service could be
offered.
SOUTHEASTERN MOTOR LINES. INC. |
Savings Bonds
Famous Southern Pie for Company
Reputations are made with this
luscious pecan-aml-Karo
Here's a ccnversaCon-makirg
desistrt:. a pie that’s a real
stunrer’ Eyes light up, and
reques t fw the recipe are sure
to follow the first bite. Pecan
Pie is a Southern narfoorn
recipe, so delicious that it has
gained country-wide fame,
simply on the «*rength of its
meikiw. luscious fiavor. This
easier-: han-ever recipe
it as simple to fix as a pack
age dessert.
2:17 pan.—6:4o pan.—9:l3 pan.
Roi! faszrr H tn-4 tk-Jt. Liao • S
inrh pae pan. Mix ihyeiL-
ezt* toge-.h«r. adding wcaaj hat.
Pt-ir iato p*KT *w-„. Bik» m not
area #4oo* F 15 tnirj>s; rwdnen
h- it to moderate Tsn“ F.; and bake
>J to 35 m^nwaaiae^r.
•If t■xu are uaed oxer, talt
in recipe.
Starring
CHARLTON HESTON
ROBERT TOUNG
23V BAO
TTTSDAY B WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER • B M
“The GaUen Mask”
Starring
VAN HEFLIN
WANDA HENDRIX
T-JD
PECAN PfE
% r*epo pemy
2 ojsn, bwiwo
1 cjp <O-0 Sy-j*
*i, leciocoe »oC
1 fnxpocß
1 cip
2 -cb’npocr* mal^d
oobw or
1 can -e:n
Franklin Baptist
Intermediate Training
। Union News
After vwnj Sunday nights denot
ed to a wady cow* wv ar* happy
to annouac* that wv tavo a RaptiW
Trauung t’aioa now. Oar Vatan hao
rtactad tbo toOtartag * officorv PVy
111* RiMry pant dint. Oba Jokaaoa.
<« pvtOArnt Vlrgkaia KanTT. See
aad Trona
Sa'urdny aicht w* ted a rrnAttanal
HaDnwwo *Trwk or Tr«al> party Iw
etArntally w wtah to tab* thia oggor
tantty tn thaak all th* graph who
ompttad thew aaggtw* of vwnvU t»
•atufy oar erwv of “trwh * trvat”.
After tlua. we bad a "your baby photo
- oatnt' at which Jer- Ridley Donna
Staple*. Brenda Awbcey and Auer Ad
ama woe prur*.
The drive for member* n on and
w* invite all age* to come and tnua
|ia choreh numter*hip
Phylha RMH. Pre*.
Virginia Knott. Sec.
HOSPITAL
NEWS
■ Ml»* Patricia Walion. Mt*> Ida Clark.
Mr*. Dnrothy Wwther Mr* Charlotte
Pott*. Mr*. OQta Vine*, Mt*< Helen
’ Hema. Mr* Doveh-ne Janney. Mix
j ‘nn Hanfv Mr* Martha Worley Mr.
Marvin Walton. Mr Henry Sheinutt.
IMr S R Napier Master Daryl U»
' *ery. Mr* Naomi Nelms. Mri Winnie
Thomaston Master Jackie Arrington.
Mrs. Sara Note*. Mr. L C. Jones. Mas
ter Jackie Hard> Mr Carl Laat'r.
Mr* Ila Chamber*. Miss Pntricta
Camp Mr* Harri Powell and taby
;t»y Mm. Mary Clifton. Mr* Ida Bur
•on. Mr*. Christine Roger* Mrs Cam
mie Lipford Mr* Cora Lee PowriL
IMr Elisha Powell. Mr Reed Burson.
Mr J. B Hardy Mr* Susae Pke. Mr
I Howard Todd. Mrs Bedie Hann. Mr
| Grady Shirey. Mr Newman Wessee
ger. Mr* Eula Loftin. Mr*. Opel Ash
, ley Mt Johnny Harerow Mn. LLliaa
J Rogers.
| Catered
; Lunik War*. Henertta Conk. Doco
jthy Thomas Eaieile Lmury Upford
i iiuawe Addi- Sue WJson
(new telephone
SERV ICE TO BE IN
USE LN DECEMBER
I So UM PtoMkßa awy babe her
' nghtflai Hm-e la th BrO SyMm ew
-1 tomw Lone fistaae* Aaimf piaw
wk-rt! is m -t» early Maa-v □< teveto*-
m ail F-ankii- tel »■» eamber*
11 hare dibits
l"jer diet office m rat iata arm**
jn»et«n» in Deeemfer
It is Franklin's part it what t-b
--iwwie pmnlr ref. t- ** a nattonwode
i -umnrrin^ plan I’ndvr ties plan the
I tale of CewedW la dbeided inti t^»
■po-s. EMk rec-on >a the United
Uafe* and Canaria has a threw-durt
■imber The Oora -a are
<4 and M 2. However WJ ru tamer
Wine <M» tn. lon< distant-- oper
ition* will be the only ones wBo will
sr th- regional numbers.
In each r-w-oo all numbers will be
different, so that a telephor.- custom
er'» number in Franklin will not be
Idupl:rat»«i i.-ysh-n -Hr in rhe north
lern half of Geo.<ia. Therefore, a cus
| turner's ler-n-di^t BBUil-r plus the
hree-diipt regional number makes up
.a ten-digit number that is different
iron* ail other t-'rphooe numbers in
I tn-* co-Mr* and Canada
Tae work and equipment instalU
| trona to change Georgia letephone nu
mbers to lit in with the ,natioawride
pja just tejar this year and Frank-
Ea will be one of the first exchange*
hi Geor-j.a to go to ’he pian.
OKange 3 will be the name of the
Franklin central office This is follow
-d by Ivor atm < rate mark as ORange
>I2M Th- seven ui<iU one smut dud
to get ttu» nnmner are the first two
letter* of ORangv or "OR", followed
by the “SF. tfwn the four other num
erals in the telephone number. So
when the new system joes into ler
vfee and you wish to dial ORanje,
you dial O-R-5— t-2-V4
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.... and gnaranrea you*
iad«facrmn witb our work
