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Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Andrew.
T , had as their guests for the
r ' i.pnd her mother, Mrs. V. C.
SSbs and sister, Miss Belle
SS, of Hawkinsville.
Miss Edna Barrow, Morven,
ra was the guest of Mr and
Cohen Walker. Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. B. H. Newberry
Children, of Henderson,spent
$ Send in Macon with his
sister.
Mrs J. W. Hodge, of Hender
son is visiting her sister in Tam
pa, Fla. tor several weeks.
Mrs. Kate Hodge, of Hender
son is visiting her daughter,
Mrs W M. Haywood, and Rev.
Mr. Haywood in Thomasville.Ga.
Mr John A. Miller, president
of the Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.,
Lnt last Thursday at the New
Porrv hotel and visited his plant
>j 0 . 2at Clinchfield.
Mr and Mrs Merritt Mathews,
Messrs Wilson Durden and John
I Averia, of Macon, Mrs. Lorena
I Lifsey and Miss Irene Batchelor
motored to Albany Sunday.
Mrs. E. I. Holmes and Miss
I Margaret Holmes, of Elko, are
[visiting in Albany this week.
| Miss Holmes spent the weekend
I in Richland.
Mrs. H. P. Houser spent last
| week in Fort Valley with her
} sister, Mrs. W. B. Norton.
Mr, and Mrs. S. L. Norwood,
I Jr., and son, Sam, spent Sunday
| in Forsyth with relatives,
I Those from Perry attending
| the officers training course of the
| Methodist W. M. S. in Macon
I last Thursday were: Mrs. G. W.
I Hicks, Mrs. C. P. Gray, Mrs. C.
|b Andrew, Mrs. D. M. Stnp-
Iling, Mrs. T. C. Rogers, and
I Mrs, G. C. Nunn.
I Mr. and Mrs. Miller Edwards,
I Jr., and son, Gordon, Macon,
| spent Sunday here with hi s
I parents.
| Mr. Emmett Barnes is spend-
I ing this week in Macon with his
[daughter, Mrs. Rad Turner,while
[ Mrs. Barnes is in a Macon hos
[ pital for treatment.
| Mr. Charlton Wimberly, of
[Rome, was with his parents, Mr.
[and Mrs. E. H. Wimberly, at
[Hayneville for the weekend. Mr.
[ Guy Burns, of Charlotte, N. C,,
[ was the guest of his parents-in-
I law, Mr. and Mrs. Wimberly,
I Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Mobley an-
I nounce the birth of a son, Thurs
day, Feb. 8. This second son of
I the Mobleys has been named
John Bloodworth after his pater
n nal grandfather, Mr. J. W.
I Bloodworth. Mrs. Mobley and
I the baby have been brought
I home from a Macon hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hay,
■ Thomaston, Ga., spent the
I weekend with his parents.
| Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Hay have
I remodeled and painted the house
I which they purchased recently
i from Mr. P. M. Beckham, two
I miles south ef Perry. The Hays
I will move into their new home at
I an early date.
I Mrs. Vaughn Bramlett and
■ baby son have come home from
I Fort Valley where they were
I with her mother for several
I weeks.
I Dr. T. B. Christian, Chatham,
■N. J., spent the weekend with
■ his mother, Mrs. T.M. Christian,
■ and sister, Mrs. L. F. Cater.
■ They all went to Atlanta Mon
■ day to visit relatives for several
J days.
I Mrs. J. H. Culler, Mr. and
|M rs - Frank Jones, Mr. and Mrs,
IW. C. Bateman and family, all
lot Macon, spent Sunday with
i Miss Louise Rainey,
Rev. C. H. Tucker and his
■ mother-in-law, Mrs. C. R. Giles,
■ spent Friday at Sandersville, Ga.
I Miss Eloise Woods, Jane Veal,
I and Freddie Giles, Sandersville,
I s Pent the weekend with Rev.
land Mrs. C. H. Tucker.
I Miss Margaret Newhard, who!
| [eaches at Hawkinsville, was at j
■ dome for the weekend.
I Atu lr ‘ anc * Mrs, R °y Porter,:
bens, were guests of Mr. andi
l/s. W,T. Middlebrooks Mon-|
I Florid n 'ght, w hile enroute to:
I. Mrs. Nick Harper is visiting
I er Parents in Athens, Ala.
■ p R err y friends of Dr. W. A.
UaW A man °f Eastman will be
B,' 1 to learn that he will be able
| F J r es r u me his practice Monday,
| n . , after an illness of sev
■ ur ai weeks.
Plan To Eat Out
After Church
Sunday
Our Sunday dinners are
becoming more and more
popular with church
goers, and with folks
who have out-of-town
guests on Sunday.
SUNDAY
DINNERS OUC
Clean sparkling silverware,
crisp white table linens, and
efficient service.
FOODS PROPERLY
PREPARED
LEE’S ALL AMERICAN CAFE
Perry, Ga.
Makes
• gm,
light
lunch refreshing
For
safe
and
sure
insurance
call
on
this
agency.
ANDREW
and
TUGGLE
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Jack Miller and Mrs.Har
vie Averett were hostesses at a
lovely bridge party last Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Averett.
Those present were Mrs. War
ren Hodge, Mrs. Virgil Bass,
Mrs. Malcolm Dean, Mrs. W. K.
Whipple, Mrs, Marion Houser,
Mrs, Felton Norwood, Mrs. Mayo
Davis, Mrs. Allen Pritchett,Mrs.
Carl Huggins, Mrs. William Mid
dlebrooks, Mrs. John Gallemore,
Mrs. Cater Rogers, and Miss
Martha Cooper.
Mrs. Bass won high score and
Mrs. Gallemore won consolation
prize.
The young group of children
of World War veterans was given
a pretty Valentine party Tues
day. Feb. 13, by the sponsors,
Mrs. 6. H. Andrew, Jr., and
Mrs. J. B. Calhoun of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary. The fa
vors and refreshments carried
out the Valentine idea. Games
were enjoyed.
Miss Addie Lou Martin, stu
dent of G S. C. W., Milledge
ville, was at home for the week
j end.
Mr. Lee M. Paul, 111, student
! of the University of Ga. Athens,
• was at home for the weekend.
Miss Ruby Jordan, of Porter -
I dale, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Roy Gardner, and Rev. Mr.
Gardner for the weekend.
Friends of Miss Sara Foster,of
Albany, Ga., formerly of Perry,
will be interested to learn that
she had a trip to New York City <
recently as buyer for a large de
partment store in Albany, Miss
Foster has been made head of
the children’s dept, in this store,
i '
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Doing Our Best
For Farmers
Farmers these days can’t get along very well
without a bank. And the bank needs the
farmer just as much.
A checking account saves many trips to
town. Mailing a check is easier. It’s easier,
too, to keep track of income and outgo on
the farm with the help of a checking account.
Then there are the times when extra mon
ey is needed to put in a crop or to get it to
market. We’re always glad to lend to respon
sible farmers in cases of this kind. In fact,
we do our best for them always in every way.
If you’re not already a depositor we’d
like to have you bank with us, too.
“You’ll Find Us Friendly”
Perry Loan & Savings Bank
ESTABLISHED 1889 PERRY, GA.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Maximum Insurance for each Depositor $5,000.00,
WHITE SPANISH PEANUTS
(For Planting Purposes)
SELECTED, RE-CLEANED, White Spanish Peanuts in
100-lb. Bags, 5c per lb. f.o b. Dawson, Ga. Special Prices on
lots of One Ton or More, Money Order or Cashier’s Check
to accompany order.
Detailed Instructions as to planting, cultivating and har
vesting furnished.
DAWSON COTTON OIL CO.
DAWSON, GEORGIA
I . 1 Good News for 4,;
PERRY Motorists! j||
X 940 Dodge Luxury Liner 2-door Sedan SBXS, delivered In Detroit'*' .
Come in! See for yourself why
4,061 ENGINEERS BOUGHT DOME
IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS /t
More new ideas than in any BBSS COMFORT ZONE RHH| /tv husband)
model in Dodge history m> m lme UT
ACCEPT our invitation to an exciting >*S9V, ENGINEERING, *W!&Sk Wm A
A in and let us dem- \ \/ j| BUT DODGE'S BEAUTY/WWi 4i|||,
the car that engineers say gives most 4f£7
for the money! NEW FULL-FLOATING RIDEI Wheelbase is -I
Just think of it! 4,061 engineers bought , . , . . . . . - . if-V • <n4frmr
., + longer, wheels are moved backward, seals forward .; .
Dodge cars in the last 12 months. T Men go that now ftH paBBengers ride in the g i oriousljr v||lm%|
who know what makes a motorcar great, buoyant “Comfort Zone” between the axles. M
not only praise Dodge, but buy Dodge ■ Mor e f *IV Ooii^\'t
in preference to other cars! “SCOTCH DYNA- p MCI - - SB ti/lfior- S Mall r I
Under the beauty and luxury of your MITE!" That’s I B ""Ufaf SEOfi VC *Th Att &! /
1940 Dodge are a skill and engineering what we call this V $ ?'“£hS , n t , D ' tr oit /
genius that mean brilliant performance, Jg'MgSWl ffc I gf ■ C... /
longer car life, fewer repair bills, and big „„„ ti , 0 „,,, C0 n- MU I K„"">™“S»T /
savings on gas and oil. omy that save* ; 1 7ss aim,,p t B a lB ' c and**o° n / I
Come in and see this magnificent Luxury you money every ■ I '* ,< ‘ l> (,{ *ny). e!f.* 1 I
Liner first-hand. You’ll wonder how Dodge mile you drive! i MSFI 0
can sell such a big, luxurious car for just a .. ... ....
few dollars more than small cars. good news for used-car buyers! thnn flood or their owners wouldn't be buying
+ (Q.n ,1 e„, icjio r .1../ •vll.hl. Tremendoua demand for the 1940 Dodge has the same makes again I A wonderful opportunity
1 Oct., 1936, through l9. ac . broughtmany magnificenttrade-insof late-model to aare with mnfotyt All other popular makes and
Tune in on the Major Cowes Original Amateur Hour, Columbia Dodges and Plymoutho. These cart must be more models, too, at real bargain prices.
Network, Thursdays. 9 to 10 P.M., E.S.T.
DODGE ENGINEERING COSTS YOU NOTHING EXTRA!
McLendon Auto Company
Phone 57 DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALER Perry, Ga.
QUALITY FOODS
ARE THE FIRST REQUISITE OF
TABLE THRIFT
Only well known, highest grade merchan
dise carried by our grocery. It’s cheaper
to buy the Best.
Eat plenty of fresh Grapefruit and Oranges to
get the necessary vitamins in your daily diet.
W. B. SIMS
PhoneS DELIVERY SERVICE Perry, Ga,
"Saving money for college for
©me.. .and it’s insured against
loss...and the money earns
more money... What a Dad!”
J*OR mofit UJILI START AH fICCOUOT
Perry Federal Savings and
Loan Association
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