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SIDEWALK GLEANINGS ,OCAL NEWS OP TOWN AND COUNTY Mr. Henry Oouoy of Macon ith homefolks. gpont Christmas w —Miss Garnett Brown of Gro- At least one negro was made Tania is spending the holidays in happy on Christmas Eve, when he in Jonesboro, Ark. drew the lucky number,that gave „ ... him the title to a bran new Ford —Mr. Fred H Houser of Atlan- Auton)f ^ ilei ta spent Christmas with homefolks The u rawing was held at the in Perry. Band tfiand in Ferry at 3 o’clock —Mr. Harry M Houser of At- Monday afternoon and attracted a lanta visited homofolks h«<> dur- largo crowd of people from all in* the hoHdays. ftjjg Mr. and Mrs. C E Newton of ahoutlnO,000 were placed in a large Savannah spent Christmas with goods b-;*, and thoroughly mixed homefolka in Ferry. then the lucky number was drown „ , ... by a linie girl and aunounoed. . ® arlon ^ Io “ scr of t The lucky number was 13083 and ymtcd bis parents Mr. and Mrs. b Bustar Clark a negro HP Houses during the holidays. farm(jr y * g near MyrUa Ha —Mr. Ambrose Pierce of Atlan* was probably the most surprised ta visited homefolks at Perry dur in the crowd and undoubtedly the Jng the holidays. happiest. In a faltering voice he announc- —Miss Annie Heighten Miller e( j ^is gratitude and drove away is spending the holidays with with a broad grin on his face, homefolka at Hawkinsville. The drawing was staged by six : -Mins Mary Leo Green is visit- Perry merchants, who gave nam ing homefolks at Gray during the W with every one dol- Christinas hoHdays. tlfUS —Miss Cinderella Co'opsr is produce sold by them. The dupli- spending the holidays with her cate tickets were placed together parents, Dr. and Mrs. G F Cooper, and the first tioket drawn entitled v, Mr. Douglas Tounsley of Mer- The drawing was a great sue- cor University is at home for the | M8 in eTery Tay , The occa9lon holidays. creating a great deal of interest —Mr. Pasohael Muse of Mercer and attracted a big crowd here, is spending the holidays with his The firms giving away the Ford parents near Perry. were: Heard & Evans, Short & • M Edwards, Perry Warehouse Co. Alias Jew,ell Williams of Syqa- j w Blood worth, Houston Bank- more is spending the holidays itJ g Co. and A fc M. Anderson, with her sister, Mrs. E F Barfield. , . —My. and Mrs. James King of 1 ' >- •' —“ Macon spent Clmistmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E E King. —The Perry school will open -Mr. Diok Dodd of Atlanta is for the n6w te ™ <” Jan " ar y l8t sponding the holidays with his —Miss Lena Pell Braimoh is uncle M’r. W A Strother. . spending the holidays with home- —Misses Major Watson and Ola at Statesboro. Mae Suggs are spending the holi- —Miss Sophie Lou Meakin of flays at their,homes in Leslie. Atlanta is the guest of Miss Mar- —Mr. -and Mira. Joe Gilbert of ®^ 10tber ^ Goohran are visiting home-folks in —Miss Carrall Ketchum of Vi- ferry. enna was the guest of MiSs Lois —Mr. and Mrs. Box Morris Bf Swabson daring the holidays. Montgomery, Ala.,. spent Christ- -^Mr. Henry Winn of Live Oak mas with her parents, Mr. and Fla. is spending the holidays with W J Short. j home-folks in Perry. —Mr and Mrs O. D. War then of —-Mr Clinton Cooper of Gordon Yidalia were guests of her parents Institute is spending the holidays Mr and Mrs E. D. Smith during with his mother Mrs. Olinton tho holidays. Cooper. —Mr. and Mrs; W F Williams —Dr. R. B. Gilbert of Green- Of Speamore was the* guest of rille visited his brother Mr. N. W. their daughter, Mrs. E F Hi 1 Gilbert last week. during the holidays. ' • _ , —Mr. and Mrs R, L. Marchman —Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Duncan and family visited friends in Per- of Tallassee, Ala., @pent'Christmas ry Christmas day. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 C Duncan. —Mr. Hal Gilbert of Georgia Teeh is spend tng the holidays with —Mr, and Mrs. Leo Ward and his parents Mr. and Mrs, H. T. jroong son, Charles,of Mahon spent Gilbert. a Christmas day with Tier father,) 3 w _ • . Mr. Sam P Houser. —Mr and Mr * Geo * Johnston , and young son of Sasser spent —Mr. and Mrs. F D Thomason Christmas with her parents Mr. Of Ooluin,bus spent Clinatmas with aud Mrs. T. S. Chapman, her parents,/Mr aud Mrs G A . • Thurinond. « —The Chnst mas crowd in Perry , ;• Monday was the largest seen here —Misses Aurelia Cooper,. Fran- in many years and merchants re- ees Cater and. Lueile Jordan., of pert the holiday trade as most Wesleyan are t at home , for the satisfactory, - - Christmas holidays. . .. ■■•••• • ' “With the coming of the new —Misses Annie Wallace, Lueile year, let all . doubting Thomas’ Beckham and Dorothy Brunson -kepp a diary of the first 12 days of of the State Normal College are 1984 and see how ; near the year at home for the holidays. ■ tallies with the first 12 days. It “Messrs Wyatt Kersey and (>, wlU I,ot lal1 ymu x 'T. Hunt of Georgia|Tech are. —-Mr. James F Qovington and spending the holidays'with their wife, nee, Ruth Holly, and children parents at Kathleen. ' Juanjta.and Ruth Fletcher, of -Mrs. Charles Alien and Miss SJfe* £ C-. are vis.tiug Edna Chapman.of Birmingham are »».t •*»»<**"“*• spending the holidays- with .'.Vbe'ir Mr and MraH K Ubymgton. parents Mr and Mrs. Ti S, Chap-: -, -Mr. and-Mrs.- O 'E Stephens, mm. , , « Mr. and Mrs. J L Roberts of Ma-. ’ V-*.* ■ con,.My* and Mrs. O B. BOseinan —Misses Louise Wa?r e ^- a n d’ and children of Albany, Ga., Mr. -Frances,. Cooper of ( the Georgia and Mrs, F E W'Mqli of Mehtgom- i State GoHege for ‘ Women " - The latest edition of “Who’s Who in America” contains biographies of 24,278 prominent people of this coun try. ... You may not get ypur name in the “Who’s Who” boon, but you can get it in a Pass Book in this bank. And you’ll have fully as much real satisfaction and self-respect in seeing it there, too. The Oldest »nd Strongest Bank in Perry PERRY GiA. TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS As an Appreciation of your Friendly Coopera tion in the past we wish to extend to you our hear ty wishes for a NEW YEAR OF HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY T. D. MASON PERRY, GA. PHONE 46. Health, Prosperity and Go Cheer. May these/ thi^a ] Yours and in ever increali measure throughout | the New Year. JAMES D. MARTIN, Jr., < PERRY, - GEORGIA. Make their Appeal. Our I ness is Good. There’s'% Reason. ^ Our line of hardware, Gr< ries and Farm Supplies is < plete and our prices i ^ are right. : ■ ’/‘i V; 1 -P * ti*»v Come in to see us and let us serve yoil. PERRY, GA State College for Women afe spending;the-holidays with' their parents- " ■ 0 —Mr and Mrs Hubert, Tucker spent Christmafc'wifh her,parents MU’ and .Mrs H T Be$,i]U -iMiss Jean Beall aeoompauied-.-'theta back II Ocilla for a short ,visit/. - ’ V ■ . -A" - ; .. • Suhsc|*he lor the HOME JOURNi^Ij and keep informed on your county Kmmx