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THE BULLETIN
VOL 23 IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA.,
T§nn. Corporation
Buys Pynetree Plant
Interests which two weeks ago of
fered $73,000 for the properties of
the Pyntree Paper company, of Gor
don, Ga., were outbid Monday
morning and the plant, which ap
praised valuations of $350,000, was
sold to the Nashville Industrial cor
poration, of Old Hickory, Tenn., for
$91,000.
The bid was accepted by J. N. Mc-
Caw, trustee, and the sale was con
firmed immediately by J. N. Talley,
referee in bankruptcy, Representing
the Nashville concern were B. P.
Moore, vice president, together with
R. K. Hines, local attorney, and
Ralph V. Grayson, consulting engi
neer of this city. Mr, Grayson and
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When your hauling needs to be going on this very day, and
there is an important business trip to be made in the car, and
there is a big mud puddle in the road that stops all the traveling,
you don’t enjoy that kind of rest. But you can use the time to
some advantage by studying the good road programs.
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Irwinton
Mr. Hines have been consulting with
the company with reference to the
purchase for two months, it was said.
Mr. Grayson, who made the pre
liminary surveys at the plant, said
last night the Nasht ile corporation
probably will speed approximately
$500,000 in renewing operation. It
has been closed since December,
1926.
The consulting engineer has been
in Macon only three months, main
taining offices in the Georgia Oa^'
ualty building. It was he who first
interested the Tennessee corporation
in the purchase of the plant, it was
said.
Mr. McCaw, on April 9, made an
nouncement of the tentative sale of
the plant to ur named interests in
Alabama, South Carolina and Geor-
mond-shaped cleats of tough
rubber. They dig in and take
hold—to stop spinning or sliding
Extending up the sides are
hundreds more of those sharp
edged cleats —to prevent skid
ding on turns—to take hoi in
ruts—to "get you out” when
your tires sink into mud, sand,
slush or snow. Yet these safe
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with nothing but slippery "sled
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FRIDAY, APR 26, 1929
gia. He announced that the inter
ests, should their hid-of $73,000 have
been confirmed, planned to renew
operations within 90 days, and make
approximately $75,000 worth of im
provements there-
The Nashville corporation, it was
Slid, plans to renew operations with
in 90 or perhaps 60 days, and spend
in reorganization and rebuildmg ap
proximately $500,000,
The bid of two weeks ago came up
for confirmation by the referee in
bankruptcy yesterday morning, and
it was then that the new bid was
offered. Mr. Tallev said the original
bidders desired 30 days to offer
another bid, but the re’feree refused
to grant the time.
James Boone Honored
The many home friends of Mr.
James Boone are sincerely pleased to
learn that he was recently elected
Secretary of the Student Council of
Young Harris college, the vote being
180 to 120. James is one of our
most popular young men and the
home folks are glad to see that he is
well liked by his fellow students.
Johnny Duggan can walk four
steps all alone. Come on, Ralph
Culpepper and Frank Eady, and Gif.
more Byington, don’t block traffic,
DON’T SAY “HARD TIMES”
REMEMBER, What you pay Cash for is/settled then, and does
not cause any conflict at the end of the month.
We always have bargains for cash, and appreciate your calling by
to see us.
THAD W. PLAYER
Coffins and Caskets. Agent Idle Hour Nurseries
A Man Who Wouldn’t
Laugh and sing because he loves the
lovely Spring-wouldn’t buy his wife a
Spring Hat. But if he sees the new
ones here he will want her to wear one
and keep in tune with May and June.
MISS ELLEN KING
Along About This Time Os Year
Some of our Vegetables and Fruits,
canned or fresh, either kind is excell
ent, will please your appetite.
MRS. H. B. ADKINS
Number 24
Zander-Gump
The Zander-Gump wedding is one
of the most amusing plays on the
amateur stage and is certainly a
whole show by itself, bringing before
you almost all of the famous people of
the comic supplements. In addition
to this those who attend tonights
performance will enjoy another first
class show in the music of three
groups of performers who are all
popular with the people of the bounty,
they are: The Dixie Minstrels, Mr.
I. F. Billue, Misses Louise and
Dorothy Billue; The Oconee Night
hawks, Mr. H. S. Hooks, Mr. J. P.
Langford, Mr, C. F. Lord; Mr. Allen
Horton, who is considered a group all
by himself.
The Dixie Minstrels have made
and sustained an enviable record as
entertainers and have given more
performances than any local company
in this part ot the state. The
Oconee Nighthawks are well known
and were prize winners in the fiddlers
contest recently held in Irwinton.
Mr. Allen Horton at the fiddlers
convention received more applause
than any individual performer. This
gathering of musicians will add
greatly to the drawing power of the
entertainment Friday night. Make
your plans to attend.
