The Ludowici news. (Ludowici, Ga.) 1922-current, March 23, 1939, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 HE LUDOWICI NEWS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF U)NG COUNTY ESTELLE MARTIN RIMEb. Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday Thursday, March 23, 1939 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year >1.60 Lx month! 7S Three Months ** Lega) advertising $4.00 per hundred words, or fraction there of. Lega) advertisements are payable in advance, and the Lu dowici News will not accept them unless accompar ied by the money. Copy for matter intended for publication must reach this office aot later than Wednesday morn- Ins to insure insertion in the cur rent issue. Cards of thanks, obituaries, resolutions, notices and all mat ter not strictly news will be charged for at regular rates. Ludowici Needs A Movie Theater We wonder how many, or if any, of our business men have stopped to consider the number nf our people who visit nearby towns for their movie entertain ment. A moving picture theater ought to prosper here if it weie carefully managed. Ludowici needs at least one and maybe two more good auto- SJT mobile agencies. A Ford and maybe a Plymouth and Dodge agency, ought to do well here. . .Help Your Town by ’ Trading at Home We wonder if many of our cit izens who go elsewhere to do the greater part of their shopping, ever stop to realize that thiscus tom keeps our town and county drained of cash resources. For ( ^very dollar spent away from , Jiome we must dig up another in ^me kind of products, other , wise our financial blood is quick * ’ '* 'J ■ • ; ly drained. True, we cannot always find ; ^1 we want here, but many do (> ^ot buy what they can find here at just as good prices. you are honestly interested , the development of your town ..^Jld county, we ask you to try at / nome first. It will take but pintle time and the result will two-fold. ■Local Legislators Did Good Work jr’ The 1939 session of the Geor gia General Assembly has ad /(iourned. " ' w Just as is the case following legislative session, there *are numerous criticisms. With- out discussion of this criticism, -dfthe Nevs believes that much -jdjgood was done, and takes this v tacaasion to compliment the rep eihreHentatives and senators on h ifieir fine work in many respects. -H) There can be no doubt but that administration and anti-an jj?«hinistration forces relied up / tltaeir sleeves and weht'towork fr UhiMWi effort to save the people ^itidhey. Both houses wdre econ conscious. This is a refresh 3oAHC,bign. The task facing the Assembly was a big one It is not surpris ing that a perfect situation, sat isfactory to all, was not achiev ed. It was apparent, however, that all of thi legislators were sincerely working for what they believed the best interestsof the state. They constituted an able and conscientious group, work ing in an unselfish manner. It would be impossible to com ment on the fine job done by va rious individual solons. It can briefly be said that President Spivy of the Senate and Speaker Harris of the House both con ducted their respective branches of the Assembly in an exception ally alike manner, and that they had outstanding help from scores of leaders on both sides who showed progressive thought and able action. Representative Howard of this county and Senator Dawson of Liberty county took a sane, act ive participation in the session Their good work is appreciat ed by the county. Now is Time to Lay Foundation For A Good Pasture Here’s a tip from the Soil Conservation Service on how Georgia farmers can lay the foundation for a good pasture sod this spring, and, at the same time, get a crop of corn from land to be retired from cultiva tion to pasture; When Bermuda is to be in eluded in the pasture, plant the corn on a land to be retired and fertilize it heavily, using manure if available. At the time the corn is planted, drop small chunks or sprigs of Bermuda in the rows with the corn and cover lightly. CUFVDAI FT Theoj!!y ia £ W L L I low-priced car combining “All That’s Best at Lowest^^ You can pay more - but you can t get g* more quality! i Chevrolet brings you the outstanding quality features of the J day—lncluding Exclusive Vacuum Gearshift, Body by Fisher, Perfected / n K L Knee-Action Riding System*—at the lowest cost for purchase price, gas, oil and upkeepl * Drive this car—be more comfortable physically—and be more comfortable mentally, too— because of the big savings I *<w/ o m. on d. t«x. mow.oniy / / A Don't be satisfied with anything but the best — BUY A CHEVROLET! / B A*GfcNKRAL MOTORS VALUK SEE YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER Watford Motor Company Ludowici, Ga. THE LUDOWICI NEWS, LUDOWICI, GEORGIA Then cultivate the corn and gras*, leaving the rows ridded at the last cultivation in such a way that desirable contour fur rows will be formed. Under this plan, the corn should be har vested as early as possible and the cattle turned in on the land to graze. Grazing will help to spread the Bermuda and firm the ridges. Then the following spring plow the on? furrow with asmali shovel plow and sweep in each middle. Then, seed a row of Dal lis grass, either by hand or with a garden seeder, in each middle and broadcast 15 to 29 pounds of common lespedeza. Fertilize at the rate of 400 to 600 pounds of super-phosphate an acre, or its equivalent. Finally, the next fall, broadcasts pounds of white Dutch clover per acre, if condi tions are favorable for its growth. Miss Susan Mathews, extension nutritionist, and G. V. Cunning ham, state 4-H club leader, have launched a joint campaign to en courage every 4-H club boy and girl in Georgia to take the im munization treatments for small pox, typhoid fever, and diph theria. Vaccination against smallpox, of course, is part of the routine of entering a child in grammar school. The immuniza tion treatments against typhoid and diphthera can be obtained free of charge in many commun ities through county health offi ces. Cotton nets Georgia farmers an annual average cash income that amounts to more than the combined cash income from all other crops, including livestock. Nearly 4,000 low-income Geor gia farmers hgve received the benefits of FSA Community Ser vice Loans during the past tnree and one-half years. at Greyhound’s Reduced Fares Cut travel expense in three —go by Greyhound at one- I third driving cost. Enjoy twice as much sightseeing I Price’s Service going one way, returning another Greyhound route! I qtntinn Sample Reduced One-Way Fare, ] Diauon CHARLESTON, S. C, 2.35 WILMINGTON 5.45 Ludowici, Ga. COLUMBIA 2.95 WASHINGTON. D. C. 9.10 RALEIGH 5.70 WINSTON SALEM 5.65 NEW YORK 12.05 CHARLESTON, W. Va. 10.40 f MIAMI. Fia. 7.00 TAMPA. Fla. 5 OO Eig EXTRA Savings on Round Trip Ticket* L»ig\ - — r /£ Georgia’s spring cattle shows are now in full swing throughout the state. Substantial cash awarfs and silver loving cups are going to the owners of champion cattle at all of the shows. After win ning their ribbons, cash and cups, the champion cattle are be ing auctioned off to the highest bidders. Shows at Moultrie, Co lumbus and Blakely are winding up the month of March. In April, shows will be held in Augusta, Swainsboro, LaGrange and At lanta. Elim Baptist Church Preaching services on Ist Sun day at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 10:30 a. m. B. Y. P. U. every Sunday af ternoon at 6:30. Prayer meeting every Thurs day night at 7:30. Everybody is invited. Rev. C. E. Milton, Pastor. ZW pZB SALVE 000 c t s LIQUID TAF LETS 1 f) r A. O^C SALVE NOSE DROPS lUC MONTICELLO CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School every Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Preaching on Ist Sunday at 11:15 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. J. V. Copeland, Minister. Baptist Church Schedule for regular services at Bethlehem Baptist Church. Preaching on 2d and 4th Sun days in each month at 11:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., and on 3rd Sunday morning at 11:30. Sunday School 10:30 a. m. B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m. every Sunday. Evening Prayer each Wednes day at 7:30 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend all these services. C. E. Milton, pastor. WANTED-3 men over factory age for Rawleigh Routes. Large organization. Good Profits to willing workers. Sales way ui> this year. Steady work. Write Rawleigh’s, Dept. GAC-186-113/ Memphis, Tenn.