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Think of this as your bank. Come
in and tell us how we ca'n help you.
We know that our success is de
pendent upon the prosperity of our
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customers-—upon >ou.
We are here to serve, to boost and to
gro v within this city.
Make use of our facilities and ser-
vice. We sincerely offer you our
earnest co-operation.
The Oldest and Strongest Bank in Perry
PERRY, GA
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LOCAL NEW3 OP TOWN AND COUNTV
— Mr Henry Edwards of .\la-
con visited houie-folks in Perry
this week.
—Mrs. O D Warthenof Vidaha
is visiting her parents, Mr and
Mrs, E D Smith.
-Mr. aeo B Winu, of the New
Orleans Club of the Soul hern
League is visiting his parents in
Perry the baseball season havi g
closed.
—Dr. and Mrs. Frampton Par
mer and little daughter, of aeon
Misses Catherine Hatchings and
Frances Cater of Wesleyan College
motored to Perry Sunday forth
day with relatives.
—The Grand Jury was still in
session Wednesday but is expected
te finish their work Thursday
afternoon. Presentments will be
published next week.
, —A meeting of peach growers
o.f the ferry territory is called for
next Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock
All who are interested in the suc
cess of the peaeh industry are ur
gad bo be present,
' —Mr and Mrs T D Macon were
called to Macon Tuesday on ac
count of the death of his brother-
itf law Dr. S. B, Polan. They at
tended the funeral services which
Were conducted at Gray on Wed
nesday.
—■The Industral Review pub
lished in this paper recording the
industrial development in Georgia,
mentions the valuable mineral de
posits found near Perry, and the
groat cement plant to be con
structed soon.
-The Parent Teacher Asso
ciation will meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o clock at the school. A large
attendance is desired as the now
school building will be discussed
and any questions answered that
uyene wishes to aBk.
oi'iiuinaJ uucivi't of peilor
> uri was takei. a,, .uuda., ,nth
•nidge aiojun Jou pr« -luing,
••ut aoitciibi i i,ut-. u.iiieti iugi
f jt* til.- siaie. 111. . ..lfiiaa. iiim-
■il iM U toijttl ©I (jfc Sot iy^
trial this week, t p ,y V\ > dnes-
da.v Uuon 3 cases h .vi m-eh i. ad. I
in the case of uu • t-ugiisb cu'.irg-
e.il wi h H e min i i. r qf another
negro at Port V iliey, the juryi
returned a verdict of uot gumy.
.liiines Carter charged with burg
lary, was found guilty ami seq-'
fenced to serve fr.,m one to five
years on the gang
Fred Pivston charged wiih bill
giarizing the jewelry store of N.
Hauser of Fort Valley was found
frailty and sentenced to serve from
10 to 16 years] in the penitentiary^
In this ease it was shown ihat
over $6,000 worth of jewelry was
taken from the store last Decem
ber and that several other negres
were ill implicated in the burg/ary.
Philip Short' was on trial Wednes
day charged with receiving stolen
goods in connection‘with the case.
It will be impossible to dispose
of the large number of criminal
cases on the calendar this week
and it is understood that an addi
tional session of court will be
called.
' I’he grand jury after their ses
sion of last week were in session
Tuesday and Wednesday complet
ing somfc important cases. They
are expected to complete their
work Wednesday afternoon
Now is the time for
Planting
Go to
T. D. MASON'S
for your new Fall
Genuine Texas Rust
Proof and Fulgium Oats,
Rape and Garden Seed,
White Bermuda, Red
Yellow and Multiplying
Onion Sets.
IN REMEMBRANCE OF MRS. D. H. BUSH
MRS. KING ENTERTAINS
A delightful event of the past
week was a luncheon given on
Saturday by Mrs. E. E. King com
plimentary to Miss Clifford Holtz-
c aw, a bride of October. During
the morning the guests embroid
ered articles for the honorees
Linen Chest. Clovers were laid for
eight. Those enjoying Mrs. King’s
hospitality were MeSdames Tom
Oiltor, a B. Altnon. T. L. Barley,
James King and Misses Katherine
Wolfczclaw and Norlne Swanson.
J iS i h t ^ thank onr fri ends
foi their kindness and many 1 ex-
pressions of love and sympathy in
the short illness and death of our
lovmg eompanion and mother.
Also for the beautiful flora] offer-
bo fi thoi a / s ' ‘' i0heBt ah ‘ ssinss
Mr. D. B,' Bash and Children.
HELD DP AND ROBBED
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J rjDB J ald ' f , i n of Macon was
held up and robbed by two neeros
on the Highway between Perry
mght G ° reeU eaHy * Wednesday
•. VIr Baldwin was driving a
truck and had just passed over Big
Indian bridge coming toward Per
IT, when a Ford car cu t across the
road and blocked his passage. One
negrp held a pistol in his faee and
^another struck him on the head
bl 7 k 1 POcldpg him d °ft
■ $20.26 .was taken from his pocket
+V. ” e W to Perry and ' Notified
the authorites who made In effort I
:4o have the negroes arrested al
neighboring towns.
One of the robbers is described I
asagmger cake negro freckled
faced, weighing about UO.pounds
The other a black negro weighing
about 160 to 175 pounds g
They headed toward Hawkins
mile after the hold up W ,
Friday night at il o’clock, God,
in His mercy, saw fit to call home
our preoions loved one, Mrs. D. U
Bush. She was ill only afewhoursk
Ail was done to relieve her, that
was possible, (jod was.calling her
to that sweet home beyond the
skies, where to-day she is basking
in the sunshine of her Saviours
love.
bhe leaves one sister, Mrs. Ella
White of Byron, one brother Mr,
U M. Min chert of Florida, five
children, fifteen grttnd-children, a
faithful, loving husband and a
host of friends, to mourn her loss
Porto know her was to love her.
7,7® i^ as bove.in Bibb County near
”^J den °n August 2 0th 1846. In
1866, she was married to Mr.D H
Bush of Houston. To this union
w^re, born . six children, five of
which are still living; Mrs. A. F.
Hortmau of, Bvron, Mrs. F. E
Wtyte of Fort Valley, Mrs. \V N
Boler of Perry, Mrs. D. L. Bird-
? f « Mout8opier y Ala., and
Mr N A Bush of Byron. She was
indeed a faithful wife, a loving
mother and a kind sympathy
f ^ ,eR(3 ‘ Early in life she joined the
Methodist church and remained a
true, consecrated member to the
end.
Saturday p. m. at 4 o’clock
funeral services were' conducted
at the cemetery in Byron, by Rev.
J. M. Summers where she was
laid to rest To her bereaved ones
we would say ’'Look to Jesus for
eomfort. His Grace is sufficient for
our every need.” He was a man of
sorrow and acquainted with Grief
We canont wish her back but*
shaU only strive to so live and
serve God that some day we shall
meet her and join her with that
great redeemed Host in singing
Praises unto the Lamb. X
Try our Heinz Goods,
Tomato Soup,Sour Krout
Chow Chow, Pickled On
ions, Sweet Mixed Pick
les, Sweet Gherkins,
Sour Spiced Gherkins,
India Relish,Baked Beans
Peanut Butter, Apple
Butter, Spaghetti, Maca
roni, Olives and Cherries
Coffee and Tea
Chase and Souborn,
White House, Maxwell
House, Kake Kan, also
bulk coffee ground while
you wait, 25c; 35c, 40c,
and SQc lb.
VAPOLITE Burners are strongly and well made of
the best grade of heavy steel brass, and nickel
plated.
Chimney holders keep the chimey firmly in place.
Made only in a No. 2 burner but I can fit No. 1, 2
or 3 lamps with it.
Burner and chimney require less cleaning, because
there is no smoke or accumulation of sediment.
FIVE YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE with each
burner, that the VAPOLITE burner will produce a
larger, whiter, brighter light, with less 6moke or
smell, than any flat wick burner made.
Buy one of these burners and give it a trial and
you will come back for another.
Priced reasonable, 50 cents each.
JAMES D, MARTIN, Jr., Distributor,
PERRY, GA.
Paradise Chocolates, 49c
ponnd. Try a box.
“HEN PARTY" AT HATTIE HIGH SCHOOL
The ladies of the Parent-Teach-
er Association announces that
Sehrf 7 a & a * H< ? 11 p any”at the
bchool Auditorium Friday night
October 12th. •
2 *jj acl1 famiJy represented is asked
to donate a hen, the proceeds of
which will be used, to help buv
seats for the auditorium
"Everybody i s cordially invited
to attend; if you can’frbring a -lien
come anyway. You will be enter-
tamed by readings, music and the
fun will be waiting for you. X
Kallamazoo Celery
Fresh shipment each
week.
T. D. MASON
PHONE 46.
Make their Appeal. Our Busi
ness is Good. There’s a
Reason.
~Rev. and Mrs J
nounce the birth of
October 8th 1923,
R Hunt an-
a baby boy,
Our line of hardware, Groce
ries and Farm Supplies is com-
and our prices
are
let
in to see us
us serve you.