Houston home journal. (Perry, Houston County, Ga.) 1924-1994, July 25, 1940, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPERSONAL mention Miss Louise Houser has return , ,‘om summer school at the Ga., Athens. . H P. Houser has return /home after a visit to her sis £ in Fort Valley. Mr , and Mrs. G. Francis Nunn left Saturday on a ten days ! Lr trip which will include 110 1 *0 Mr. and Mrs. Marion | Brovvn'in Washington, D. C., to, r.• ; Mador e Brown in New Vnrk Citvand Mr. and Mrs. R. E. | Jr- in Hartford, Conn.; M r and Mrs. M. G. Edwards .pent several days last week at 4. Simons Island, Ga. Mr and Mrs. Ray Kappes and iille 'daughter, Joyce, of Oak nnt Pa visited her aunt, Mrs. r L Cater, and other relatives Wednesday last week while en cute to St. Simons Island, Ga. I 0 v i s it another aunt, Mrs, J. S. ( (•ole, of Macon who has a cot tage’there. Mrs Ben Grffies and daughter, Miss' Peggy Ridgeway, spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. j Griffies’ parents at Temple, Ga. j Miss Marianne Nunn and Miss Mary Ann Riley spent last Thurs lav in Ocala, Fla. with iVJrs-, W aller who was M iss Dora Mae > Tompkins, a former resident of I p elT y, They accompanied Mr. G. j C, Nunn who was on a business | trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Andrew, Mr. Chas. Andrew, and Mrs. A. p, Whipple went to Rock Eagle Park near Eastman, Ga. last Thursday p. m. on a picnic. Mrs. J. R. Taylor spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. A. P, Whipple. Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Marshall. Jr., and sons, Earl and Tommy, have an apartment with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Staples. Mrs, Bledsoe of Buchanon, Ga. spent last week with her son, Mr. D. W. Bledsoe, and family. | Miss Eva Borom who return ed several days ago from Manor, La. where she visited her broth- j jer, D. G. Borom, left Tuesday Cor Mt. Airy, N. C, to spend sev eral weeks. Mr. F. L. Hammock of Kath een entertained his employees at a picnic Sunday. Mr. Lawson Brown of Colum bia, S. C., was the guest of Miss R"ean Houser and her parents, Ir. and Mrs. S. P. Houser, Mon-. I [lay and Tuesday. Mrs. R. F. Boyd has returned from a two weeks’ visit to rela tives in Charleston, S. C. Rev. Mr. Boyd was an instructor at ■Camp Joycliff near Macon while ■he was away. I Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Driver of ■Gary, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. ■Vm. Driver and children, Billy ■and Sylvia Driver, of Eudicott, ■N. Y. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ■Calhoun Sunday. ■ Miss Charlotte Livingstone is ■visiting in Jacksonville, Fla. II Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gooden ■vent to Atlanta Monday to spend ■several days. || Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crenshaw ■L Macon are visiting her par ■ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H, Arm strong. ■ Che Clifford Hunter Sunday ■’chool Class of the Baptist Church ■met Monday p. m. with Mrs. P. ■M. Satterfield. ■ Johnny Satterfield was brought ■home Monday from a Macon hos ■hkal. He is recuperating nicely. ■ The children of the Methodist ■Church had a picnic Monday p. ■m. at Houston Lake. ■ Mrs. John Williamson and son ■ are visiting her mother in Ogle ■uiorpe this week. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Logue last week in Gibson, Ga. ■'wth relatives. ■ rs - T. H. Ward of Macon ■•i<ent Thursday and Friday with ■„ er Parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. ■.; oUser - Mrs. Ward came Tues- Inis week to be with her Bother who is ill. ■ i,;'li ss Hortense McLester of llwl 1 ' C’ont Sunday with her mother, Mrs. L. E. Lester. > Dr - and Mrs. B. B. Hudson, >■’, an d Ur. and Mrs. B. B. | nn. Jr., and sons of Colum | T 'a. were guests of Mr. and ■' "'• Ci . Bonner Sunday. I: Rodgers of Macon is R-i ef Mr< and Mrs - J - Messrs Albertand Walter Skel lie spent last week at Zenith, Ga. with their aunt, Miss Parma lee Cheves. Mrs. Lewis Tabor entertained her Bridge Club Wednesday last week. Mrs. C. S. Vance and daugh ters, Misses Margaret and Gene: Vance of Fort Valley, visited friends here Sunday. Miss Mary Holtzclaw of At lanta visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eby Holtzclaw, Sunday, Friends of Mrs. R. A. Ander son will regret to learn that she was quite ill last week. She is improving now. Friends of Navelle Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom ’my Hunt, regret her continued illness. Friends of Mr. Sam P. Houser will regret to learn of his illness. Mrs. F. M. Houser and son, Hentz and her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bolin and Mrs, T. W. Hentz spent Tuesday in At lanta. Mr. and Mrs. Bolin left | Wednesday to return to their ’ home in Phoeniz, Ariz. after a ! visit of ten days with her sister, j Mrs. Houser. Friends of Miss Katharine j Cater regret her continued ill- 1 I ness. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stein of Blakely, Ga. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M, Houser Sunday. I Mrs. M. E. Bird of Macon is* visiting her gr a n d-daughter, | Miss Mignonette Stocker, here while Miss Stocker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stocker, are on a two weeks’ trip to New York City. Mr. Thomas Stocker is in charge of the Stocker plan tation near Culloden while his j parents are away. The Stockers ! plan to return home the latter 1 part of this week. I Miss Bertha Garrison and Miss Fannie Mae Jenkins spent Sun day and Monday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Whipple and sons Kenneth and Billy, spent ; Monday and Tuesday with rela tives at Thomson, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Davis have i as their guests her sisters, Miss Jean Gaines and Mrs. G. T. Cooper, and George Cooper, Jr., 1 all of Dothan, Ala. Mrs. D. J. Henderson of Ocil la was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Houser, several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook of Hawkinsville were the guests of their niece, Mrs. A. P. Whipple, Sunday. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jer ry H. Davis regret their continu ed illness. Mrs. Hubert Tucker of Ocilla chaperoned her daughter, Miss Dorothy Tucker, and a group of Miss Tucker’s friends from Ocil la and some of her college friends at Huntingdon College, Mont gomery, Ala., on a house-party at Houston Lake last week. Mrs. Hal Beall, Jr., of Ocilla was also one of the chaperones. Six teen young people were members of the house-party. Mrs. Tucker gave a barbecue dinner for them Friday. HOME DRY CLEANERS Announce that JAMES JOHNSON Expert Dry Cleaner, is now employed by them. Mr. Johnson is an expert in cleaning wool and silk and in glazing fur coats. Patrons are invited to take advantage of the services of Mr. John- son. “Patronize Home Industries” Grady Daniel, Prop’r. Phone 120 Perry. Ga. And Why Not? At Arles in old Provence, famous for its Roman remains, tourists are often more interested in the report that this city has the most beauti- I ful girls in France. VISITORS HONORED 1 Mr. and Mrs Wesley Bolin of Phoenix Arizona, and Mrs. T. W. Hentz of Marianna, Fla. who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. |F. Marion Houser last week were j honored with several informal j social affairs. Tuuesday, Mrs. John L, Rodg ers was hostess at a small lun cheon for Mrs. Bolin and Mrs. Hentz at the New Perry Hotel. Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Sam A, Nunn entertained the i Housers and their guests for supper at their home. Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Cater Rogers gave a steak supper in their attractive garden i for these visitors. Covers were laid for ten. Thursday night, Mr. and Mrs, i G. C. Nunn were hosts at a buf fet supper for the F. M. Housers and their guests. Others pres ent were Mr, and Mrs. Francis Nunn, Mr, and Mrs. Cater Rog ers, Mrs. Lewis Houser, and Hentz Houser. Friday morning. Mis. Phil An derson gave a small “Coca-cola” i party for Mrs. Bolin and Mrs , Hentz. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Beck ham were hosts at a supper party Saturday evening at their home for the Housers and their vis i itors. Six couples were present Mrs, Bolin is the sister of Mrs. Houser and Mrs. Hentz is their! mother, I | MATHEWS-HAMMOCK Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mathews of Kathleen announce the marriage of their daughter, Etta Lee, to T. Lewis Hammock, also of Kathleen, the wedding having taken place Saturday, July 18, at Perry, the Rev. J. A. Ivey of ficiating. pin n c eTs THEATRE A Marlin & Thompson Theatre TED MUNSON, Mgr. PROGRAM New Summer Admission Prices 20c for Adults in Evening 20c THURSDAY, July 25 also Wot’s all the Shnotin Per’ and Valley of 1,000 Smokies Change of Program FRIDAY, July 26 Special Matinee Friday After noon MMf '* 4 Popular Science No. G and Foul Ball Player SATURDAY, July 27 5 * America’* No. 1 Cowboy in g ■ , also 2nd Chapter Dick Tracy G Men, The Big Premiere Double Feature After 6 P. M. Richard Arlen & Andy Devine “DANGER ON WHEELS” MONDAY, July 29 TUESDAY, July 30 Pilaff al c o News of the D«v ami the ‘‘BILL POSTERS” WEDNESDAY,JuIy 31 10c Matinee 10c ILoretta Young & Ray Milland ‘‘DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE” also ‘‘JACK POT” Napoleon’s Novel The 13 pages Napoleon at the age of 26 wrote toward a novel he never finished were printed publicly for the first time recently in the “Re vue des Deux Mondes.’’ They were published privately 10 years ago in Warsaw by the Polish collector who owns them. COLUMBUS ROBERTS is the only candidate for Governor who has always supported the objectives of the Roosevelt program . - , Columbus Roberts salutes President Roosevelt upon his renomination and pledges continued cooper ation, as governor, in car rying out every purpose set out in the platform adopted at the Democratic convention. WIN WITH ROBERTS Keep Georgia Democratic , I Join the citizens’ movement to elect him governor and he will give you the honest, safe, sound, progressive government you’ve always wanted for Georgia. Write today to the ... Roberts-for-Governor Campaign Committee Piedmont Hotel Atlanta, Ga. ________________ _ „ , ... .. Number of SEAR MHOS 16 6 ? > e YOU SAVE MONEY all along the line jj 4 you save on gas, on oil, on tires and on main- Number of CAPACITIES to y, f 0 |ft Too tcnancc with a truck that fits your job! That’3 Number of STO. 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M V2r. / *1 about liberal budget terras. l-.1-Ji ing ,_„’, free! / l J McLENDON AUTO COMPANY Phone 57 DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALER Perry, Ga. a . . tes BARBECUE Him ovei WSB 9:30 to 10 (ESI) Every Friday Night rruiuHN^ II *i I The 4,600 regular employe* of this Company, anil their families, have more than an average 1 interest in the forward march of Georgia, lio- ' rated throughout the state on the business providing electric service to 555 Georgia com- i ■: munilies they have a vital interest in the wel fare of their own communities and the stale ate ■[ a whole. They are ruled hy the knowledge that ft their Company’s and therefore their own until p* their families’ progress and prosperity dependf !' completely and unchangeably on the progress H and prosperity of Georgia. And that’s one reason, at least —in 99 eases out of 100 you’ll find' this Company’s employes ready and eager to. pitch in and do their share for any movement born of public need ami dedicated to public ! I service. JV (leoiuil POWER (OIHPOT I * Lei's KEEP Gear da on the march! | K.ayiag c.naii Huviis’ To makf an amusing prime eaUrrt "chair quoits,” turn a sl/ivirh*- baeked chair upside down, m line on the floor about five fee# omvty from the chair, and throw wngi as made of braided rope at M*r .rimm legs. Law of Lek f The blood feudists of Alhnnrs.i rjp ernte unde- the "Law of Left.'' 3b* provides that a feudist map wrr’HWjrtp for a period of truce during H'htrh re will not be shot if tie geef tr town, holds a party or gather* tmt crops.