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DR. H. A. ROGERS
Physician and Surgeon
\ Phone No. 42
Phone 6 Phone 5536
CONNALLY & PITTS
Funeral Directors
Successors to Burgbards
Service, Courtesy, Our Motto
R. C. Connally F. D. Pitts
COMPLETE
ARRANGEMENTS
We are able to make complete ar
rangements for out-of-town funerals,
or for having the remains sent here
from distant cities for burial.
Our connection with responsible fu
neral directors in all parts of the coun
try make it possible for us to relieve
the relatives of all details and assure
them of the same service as we give
in our establishment.
J. B. HART&6RO.
Morticians
Macon, Ga., Phone 161
Business Cards
WHY BOTHER COOKING When
You Can Secure Meals Very
Reasonably At The
JEFFERSON HOTEL
Mrs. Lucy S. Coombs, Mgr.
Jeffersonville, Georgia
YES, WE HAVE
Fresh Meats, Fish and Oysters
Gas and Oil - Fresh Groceries
DICK METHVIN
Jeffersonville, Ga.
"A MAN'S PERSONAL APPEAR
ANCE IS HIS BEST ASSET."
Let Us Clean Your Clothes And
Cut Your Hair.
ROZIER'S BARBER SHOP
Jeffersonville, Georgia
Men's or Ladies' Felt Hats FA
Cleaned or Blocked
NEW YORK HAT CLEANING CO.
Oldest and Most Reliable Cleaners
in Macon. 563 Cherry St.
Suits Pressed, (Cash and Carry) 20c
SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE
DAY AND NIGHT
Motto, "Thoroughness"
E. L. RAY, President
Cherry St. at Cotton Ave.
Macon,Georgia
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
is by train. The safest. Most com
sortable. Most reliable. Costs less.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
greatly reduced fares for short trips.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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When You Need Life Insurance Bad
You Need It Good See
O. T. CHAPMAN
"The Insurance Man"
Representing The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y.
411 Cherry Street
NEW LOCATION
RIES & ARMSTRONG^
JEWELERS
RELIABLE GOODS ONLY
Phone 836 Macon, Ga.
Waving Committee
FatheredatSwainsboro
Swainsboro, Ga. —Count,
commissioners and leading
citizens of several countries
gathered here last week to fur
ther organize advocacy of the
paving of the Macon-Savan
nah highway.
The meeting follows a simi
ler conference at Dublin which
Judge' E. E. White, ordinary
of Laurens county, was chos
en as chairman of the road
boosters.
The aim of the campaign
is the paving of the highway,
a section of Federal route 80,
within a year efforts are be
ing made to have it placed on
the state's preferential list.
Among those attending the
meeting here were Dr. A, R.
Kennedy, chairman of the
Bulloch county commission
ers; J. W. Smith, Bulloch
Bulloch county commission
ers; J. E. McCroan and Dr.
J. E. Bower, of Statesboro;
C. D. Durden, J. P. Snook
and A. C. Johnson, all Eman
uel county commissioners;
J. R. Coleman, chairman of
the Emanuel county commis
sioners and Harvey Granger,
Alex Cassels, Edgar Worts
man and Charles Day, of
Savannah, Twiggs county
was represented by W. M.
Whitehurst, D. 11. Shannon
and L. L. Griffin.
Who Will Win Scholar
ship to Camp Wilkins?
Mrs. Julia Kitchens, agent for
Wilkinson county and Mrs. R. A.
Harrison, president of the Smart
। Set club, will make the final score
of the bedrooms of the 4H club
girls who entered the bedroom con-
I test in the early part of the year.
The girls competeing are Evelyn
'Waters of Danville, Cora Belle
Graceand Elnora McGee of Smiths
High school. The prize—a scholar
ship to Camp Wilkins for the sum
mer 1930 —is to be given by the
Smart Set club. This work is 'nl
charge of Twiggs county's efficient'
and capable Home Demonstrationj
Agent, Mrs. K J. Carswell.
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Vol. 1, N 0.50. Jeffersonville, Georgia, Friday, November 8, 1929
„^ Fernald Masses
Mway at Valdosta
Mrs. Leon Fernald of Tarpon
Springs, Fla. died Friday at a hos
pital in Valdosta after an illness of
only a few days.
Mrs. Fernald, who was Miss Inez
Fitzpatrick of this county be
fore her marriage, was returning
home with her husbanb and son
from this place where she was called
on account of the death of her
mother, Mrs. Thulia Elizabeth Fitz
patrick, of Tarversville; their deaths
occuring just one week apart. The
family was at her bedside when
the end came.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by two sons, Leon and Irvui
Fernald; three brothers, Irvin,
Mark and Claire of Tarversville;
four sisters, Miss Lucile Fitzpatrick
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of oil in your crankcase, not a
single drop of it reaches more than
50 vital lubrication points of your s^ffi^^i,.}^
chassis. ^^lwfflJn
Proper lubrication requires regular i
/ greasing of these chassis parts.
A quart of oil in the crankcase
can't do it all. The PAN-AM man
can do it quickly. Drive to the ''
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and Mrs. Hendricks of Tarvers-'
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and Mrs, T. J. Lattimore of Ft.
IDeposit, Ala. Interment was at
Tarpon Springs, Fla. Monday after
noon. 1
Mrs. Hendricks and Messrs. Irvin
and Mark Fitzpatrick left immedi-!
ately for Valdosta when they
learned of their sistsr's serious
illness.
HONOR ROLL
The following have paid their
isubscriptions to this paper thereby'
/helping us to publish a good county
Ipaper.
J. A. Johnson, Macon, Ga.
W. Y. Griffin,Washington, D. C.
T. H. Mercer., R. 2
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