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The Forest Park News-Free Press, October 6, 1955
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Good Pasture and Clear Water Ponds Equals Profitable Farming
Soil Conservation Activities
BY T. W. COLE
— Soil Conservationist —
R. L. Jackson is establishing
eight acres to alfalfa this fall on
his Flint River Cattle Farm near
Jonesboro. Alfalfa is one of the
perennial crops recommended by
the Upper Ocmulgee River Su
pervisors that is good in controll
ing erosion and is profitable
when planted on suitable soils.
Prior to planting Mr. Jackson
prepared a good seedbed, apply
ing the needed mineral fer
tilizers and lime according to
soil test. After seed were broad
cast on a firm seedbed a roller
packer was used to press the seed
well into the topsoil to insure a
high percent germination re
sulting in a good stand.
G. P. Babb on his farm north
east of Lovejoy has recently
cleared 20 acres of upland. The
land on this area is being pre
pared, fertilized and. will be es
tablished to permanent pasture.
This pasture will help balance
the grazing program for his herd
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That’s all it costs for electricity to wash and dry
two loads of dishes in an electric dishwasher.
All over your home, electricity works in many
ways, for mere pennies a day. It washes, cooks,
cleans, lights, even entertains.
Electric service is the biggest bargain^in your
family budget. And the men and women of the
Georgia Power Company work constantly to
keep it that way.
Georgia homos pay 33 par coni less than
the national average per kilowatt-hour.
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
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; of beef cattle which includes
i sericea, fescue, and bermuda
■ base pastures.
Mr. Babb has just completed a
' three acre farm and fish pond in
this pasture to insure sufficient
supply of water for cattle. When
• properly stocked, fertilized and
managed the pond will produce
i 200 to 300 pounds of fish of
ediable size per acre per year
that can safely be removed with
। out retarding future fish produc
tion.
W. C. Deaton, on his farm near
I Rex has applied agricultural
limestone on approximately 30
acres of pasture. Lime is one of
the necessary mineral elements
needed to blend with the three
major elements in complete fer
• tilizer to Insure maximum plant
growth with weather and all
other conditions being equal.
Mr. Deaton is doing well in es
■ tablishing the soil and water
I conservation practices on his
farm including a good growth of
kudzu along the roadbanks he set
eight years ago.
BUMBLE HOOK
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Albertson
have returned after a visit to
relatives in Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dixon
accompanied by Mr. P. K. Dixon
of Jonesboro spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ayers
at Gainesville, Florida. On Sat
urday they attended the Geor
gia-Tech Florida football game.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Brown ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Brown of Atlanta left Saturday
to spend several days in Miami
and other points in Florida.
The recent passing of Dr. Wal
lis brought sadness—it indeed
seems more calamitous or disas
trous. To those who had depend
ed upon his services since he
first began practicing—to those
who had him at the bedside in
time of sickness to watch
through a long weary night for
the fever to subside—to be there
if the patient made a sudden
change—to be there to comfort
and console. His knowledge of
the human body enabled him to
know just what to do to alley the
pain. He know his medicines.
There is no one to take his plate.
He was a great doctor and
remunerative gain was not his
aim. He cast his bread upon the
waters and it returned to him
four-fold. It can be truly said of
him: "He went about doing
good’’.
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• Dancing Waters
• Livestock Palace
• Grandstand Thrills
• Fireworks Nightly
C. B. Walden Buys
Guernsey Sire
PETERBOROUGH, N. H.—C. D
Walden, Stockbridge, Georgia,
has just purchased the young
Guernsey sire, Marijim, Maxim’s
Conmax, from James E. Pace, Jr.,' 1
Rex, Georgia, according to, the 1
American Guernsey Cattle Clu. :
This young bull is out of the 1
cow, Marijim Golden Lad’s Am- J
ber, and is sired by Renabie Kon- '<
nie’s Maxim.
Riverdale Barbecue i
Riverdale Chapter 446 O. E. S 1
will sponsor a barbecue on Sat- <
urday, 11:30 a.m. until 8:30 p.m. 1
at Riverdale Civic House. All pro- <
ceeds will go to the building (
fund. Come one—come all. ।
ALUMINUM AWNINGS
83 Monthfi to Pay — FHA
ALL TYPES SHEET METAL WORK . ’
FOREST PARK
SHEET METAL WORKS
Old U. 8. 41 Forent, Park, Ga.
Phone POplar 1-13 M
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HOSPITAL BEDS—for use.Ab
ercrombie-Patterson Funeral |
Home. Phone 3551, Jonesboro.
FA. 2102, Forest Park.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS—
Commercial, household, freez
ers and sealed units. We repair
all makes. Guaranteed work
manship. GROVE SERVICE
CO., Route 54, Phone Fayette
ville 2751. (R)
Foster Bros. Super Market
STORE HOURS
MONDAY - TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY „ 8 : 3 o a.m-6:30 p.m.
FRIDAY _ R-Qn am R-QO — —
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SATURDAY _ 0.00 am T-on nm /
8: JU a.m.-7:30 p.m. '
Choice Meats
U. S. CHOICE
LOIN STEAKS 69c
2 ’ ■» to 3-LB. AVERAGE PORK LB
LOIN ROAST 39c
U. S. CHOICE HEAVY BEEF LB
CHUCK ROAST 39c
ARMOUR STAR BUTT PORTION SHANK PORTION
HAMS 43c 39c
FRESH ' LB
GROUND BEEF 29c
FROZEN FOOD
Swanson’s Beef or Chicken 10 oz.—3 for
PIES 69c
Morten’s Apple, Peach or Cherry 24 oz.
PIES 49c
STOKELY’S 10 oz.
CUT CORN^ —
STOKELY’S 10 HI k9M9£
Green Peas ■
STOKELY’S 10 oz.
BUTTER BEANS
Funeral
Notices
GLASS—Funeral services for
Mrs. Elizabeth Glass, age 95, of
Fayetteville, Ga., were held Sept.
27, 1955 at 3:00 p.m. from the
Fayetteville Baptist Church. The
Reverend Charles Elder offici
ated. Interment Woolsey.
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. Frank Jones, Fayetteville,
Ga., Mrs. Richard Steinhimer,
Mrs. Robert Mask, Brooks, Ga.,
Mrs. E. M. Ayers, Oklahoma City,
Okla.; two sons, George Glass,
Fort Worth, Texas, and Robert
Glass, Oklahoma. Seventeen
grandchildren and 24 great
grandchildren. Mrs. Glass was
the oldest member of the Fayet
teville Baptist Church.
Dickson Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
COOPER—Funeral services for
Tom Benny Cooper, Jonesboro,
Ga., were held Sept. 27, 1955 at
[5:30 p.m. from Orr’s Holiness
Church. Reverend Marvin Jim
merson and Reverend John Buell
officiated. Interment Flat Creek
(Fayette County».
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Cooper of Jones
boro, Ga.; grandparents, Mrs.
Tom Cooper, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
FOR ALL your shoe needs and
repairing visit Jonesboro
Shoe Shop, 125 North Main
Street, Jonesboro, Georgia.
Virgil Langdon all of Jonesboro,
Ga.
' Dickson Funeral Home in
charge of arrangemehts.
CARGILE — Funeral services
for F. C. Cargile were held Sept.
27, 1955 at 3:00 pun. from Pleas
ant Grove Methodist Church.
Reverend Edward L. Dinkins of
ficiated. Interment Churchyard.
Members of the official board of
the church served as pallbearers.
Mr. Cargile was a steward of
the Pleasant Grove Methodist
Church, also he was a Mason,
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Next to Post Office Forest Park, Ga. POlar 7-0805
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qts. 17C
WHOLE WHITE
POTATOES
303 CANS — 3 FOR
27c
Shriner, and at one time one of
the five Commissioners of Clay
ton County.
A LASTING MEMORIAL
When misfortune leaves you in
need of a memorial, visit North
Atlanta Monumental Works, Inc.,
and see our large display of monu
ments of quality and distinction.
The location is the comer of West
Georgia Ave. and old Hwy. 41, For
est Park, Ga! Buy direct from our
factory and save money- All work aW A
is guaranteed by a company of *li|\^
over 42 years satisfactory service.
North Atlanta Monumental Works, Inc.
,CaU POplar 1-3592 Forest Park, Ga.
MR. OKLA TERRY, Owner
PIKNIK
Mayonnaise
• PINTS
29c
BORDEN NAT-WEDGE
CHEESE
8 oz. Mellow 8 oz. Sharp
33c 38c
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO
SOUP
NO. 1 CANS'
lOc
Fancy Produce
f GOLDEN RIPE LB.
Bananas 10c
BARTLETT LB
PEARS 15c
WHITE SEEDLESS LB
GRAPES 10c
COOKING OR EATING 5-LB. BAGS
APPLES 49c
Dickson Funeral Home, Jones
boro, Ga., in charge of arrange
ments.
GARNER’S
Apple Jelly
13 oz.—2 for
29c
DELSIE TOILET
TISSUES
4 ROLLS
36c
Streetman Chocklet Fudge
SANDWICH
1 Full Pound — Reg. Price 45c
39c