c"; 979 Earnest
cie Sm Wellston, C.; 980 Thomas
H ° , ’ Lavfield, Perry, Wh.; 981
P anue r 4 w a nace Rabum, Perry, Wh.;
ySjS Pittman. Perry. C.; 983
982 ! Ervin Perdue, Jr., Bonaire,
Ge0 Q«4 Beniamin Franklin Robert-
Wellston, Wh.; 985 James Doug
s°n Holines, Jr- Perry, C.; 986 Dock
Irms Hawkinsville, C.; 987 Willie
Midler, Perry, C.; 988 Wesley
B « Tavlor, Kathleen, Wh.; 989
KerS Jie Lee Napier, Kathleen, C.;
gwuue Tharpe, Kathleen, C.; 991
99 ° n Lowe, Kathleen, C.; 992 Jay
2? t t Ft. Valley, C.; 993 J. D. An
•'L ' perry, C.; 994 Hue Brown,
mwki'nsville, C.; 995 Jim Robinson,
Sawkinsville, C.; 996 Paul Hughes
"p e rry, Wh.; 997 John Lee Thom-
' Clinchfleld, C.; 998 Joe Dixon,
rune Wield, C.; 999 Henry Wright,
R-ron C.; 1000 Felton Watts, Bo
oire C • 1001 Eddie Lamar, Perry,
, na 1002 J. B. Peavy, Ft. Valley, C.;
1003 Rufus Durham, Kathleen, C.;
inn . Ben Milton, Bonaire, C.; 1005
P ddie Frank Murph, Ft. Valley, C.;
,006 Mack Doyse Washington, Bo
naire C.; 1007 James Franklin Keys,
Bonaire, Wh.; 1008, S. B. Taylor,
Hawkinsville, C.; 1009 Fred Daniel,
Grovania, C.; 1010 James Arthur Fel
l'or perry, C.; 1011 Archibald Butts
RaWn, Perry, C.; 1012 Fred Lee Law- i
son” Grovania, C.; 1013 O. C. Nathan,
Grovania, C.; 1014 James Williams
Lane, Grovania, C.; 1015 Artemus
Braddock, Perry, Wh.; 1016 Lcemon
Vllison Humphrey, Perry, Wh.; 1017
George Leverson, Hawkinsville, C.;
1018 Claud S. Davis, Ft. Valley, Wh.;
1019 Guss Stubbs, Byron, C.; 1020
Clarence Haslem, Perry, C.; 1021 Ru
pert Lagree Houser, Perry, C.; 1022
Furman Lee Cliett, Ft. Valley, Wh.;
1023 Willie Williams, Perry, C.; 1024
F.udolph, Tharpe, Perry, C.; 1025 Ear
nest Howard Cosey, Perry, Wh.; 1026
Johnnie D. Askew, Elko, C.; 1027
Frank McKenzie, Bonaire, C.; 1028
Willie George Allen, Bonaire, C.; 1029
Jim Talton, Kathleen, C.; 1030 John
Thomas Nathan, Elko, C.; 1031 Al
bert Williams, Elko, C.; 1032 Willie j
B. Brunson, Elko, C.; 1033 Woodrow !
Whitest, Elko, C.; 1034 Arthur Grace,
Elko, C.; 1035 Eddie Henry Thomas,
Elko, C.; 1036 Otha Lee Burnams,
Elko, C.; 1037 Arthur Lee Dassau,
Elko, C.; 1038 Emmit E. J. Taylor,
Wellston, C.; 1039 Margaret Strip- !
ling, Elko, C.; 1040 John Stripling,
Elko, C.; 1041, Monroe Williams,
Kathleen, C.; 1042 John Henry Skin
ner, Kathleen, C.; 1043 John Allen,
Hawkinsville, C.; 1044 Robert Thom
as, Hawkinsville, C.; 1045 John Welch
Dykes, Jr., Clinchfleld, Wh.; 1046 Ba- !
sil Haywood Usery, Perry, Wh.; 1047
Herman Dwight, Kathleen, C.; 1048
Charles Edward Davis, Jr., Clinch- 1
field, Wh.; 1049 Ramon Jones, Ft.
Valley, C.; 1050 Troy Davis, Ft. Val
ley, C.; 1051 Ivan McClaran Livings
ton, Perry, Wh.; 1052 Jimmie West,
Perry, C.; 1053 David Wallace, Per
ry, C.; 1054 Roy Herman Watson,
Wellston, Wh.; 1055 Samuel Carlton
Collins, Perry, C.; 1056 William Har
mon Thames, Hawkinsville, Wh.;
1057 George Riley Williams, Perry,
C.; 1058 Walter Brown Whitten, Per
ry, Wh.; 1059 Morgan Marion Wint
ers, Perry, C.; 1060 Calloway Royal,
Perry, C.; 1061 C. W. Willis, Perry,
C.; 1062 Wilson Brooks, Perry, C.;
1063 Evans Andrew Thornton, Wells
ton, Wh.; 1064 Calvin Arthur Kirk
land, Wellston. Wh.; 1065 George
Wesley Scott, Perry, Wh.; 1066 King
Hill, Perry, C.; 1067 Willie B. Rob
ertson, Perry, C.; 1068 Willie Luke
Bozeman, Elko, Wh.; 1069 John Lee
Ragin, Perry, C.; 1070 John Bob
Brown, Clinchfleld, Wh.; 1071 Dave
Floyd, Perry, C.; 1072 Roy Engine
Miller, Perry, Wh.; 1073 Drew John
son, Perry, C.; 1074 Oscar Noblet,
Hawkinsville, Wh.; 1075 Knight Ply
Jackson, Byron, C.; 1076 Willie Bow-J
den, Byron, C.; 1077 John Cary Sas-;
ser, Bonaire, Wh.; 1078 Hammie
Claud Hill, Perry, C.; 1079 Felton
Taylor, Perry, C.; 1080 Charles Huff j
Goode, Perry, Wh.; 1081 Mearl John
Sellers, Kathleen, Wh.; 1082 Leon
Curtis Gentry, Bonaire, Wh.; 1083
Abner Redding Talton, Jr., Kathleen,
Wh.; 1084 Richard Aubrey Farr,
Kathleen, Wh.; 1085 Carlton Dorsey
Jenkins, Kathleen, Wh.; 1086 Alfred
Wantage White, Kathleen, Wh.; 1087
Eddie Nelson Staples, Byron, Wh.;
1088 Albert Lincoln Logue, Byron,
Wh.; 1089 Preston Irvin Murphey,
Byron, Wh.; 1090 Willie James Dur
ham, Kathleen, C,; 1091 Earnest
Granville, Wellston, C.; 1092 Moses
Stembridgc, Perry, C.; 1093 Rafe
Green, Hawkinsville, C.; 1094 Corn
elious Scott, Jr., Hawkinsville, C.;
1095 Nathaniel Irvin, Elko, C.; 1093
Allen Howard, Perry, C.; 1097 Eph
ron Mathis, Bonaire, C.; 1098 Jerry
Latimore, Kathleen, C.; 1099 Chat
man Cuerties, Ft. Valley, C.; 1100
Mack Ellis Thompson, Perry, Wh.;
1101 Booker T. Washington, Bonaire,
Cd 1102 Homer Lee Jackson, Bo
naire, C.; 1103 Clinear Holmes, By
ron, C.; 1104 General Collins Holmes,
Byron, C.; 1105 L. T. Jones, Byron,
V; 1106 Scott Wright, Byron, C.;
1107 John Redman, Byron, C.; 1108
Johnnie Stubb, Jr., Byron, C.; 1109
Minor Edwin Bachelor, Perry, Wh.;
1110 Edd Stubbs, Byron, C.; 1111
John Thedo Newberry, Hawkinsville,
Cj 1112 William Gordon Stubbs, Per
ry. Wh.; m 3 Thomas Jefferson Din
kins, Perry, Wh.; 1114 Willie James
Richerson, Byron, C.; 1115 James
Lawrence Hunt, Perry, Wh.; 1116
Ronr v Junior Halliburton, Perry, C.
1117 Floyd Hunt Tabor, Perry, Wh.;
1118 William Bronner, Perry, C.; 1119
Ernest Williams, Bonaire, C.; 1120
Rernest Stokeling, Elko, C.; 1121
James Riggins, Perry, C.; 1122 Her
®chel Claude Bowman, Perry, Wh.;
J 23 Eddie Luster, Perry, C.; 1124
Harvey Adams Johnson, Perry, Wh.;
if Waller Matthew Holms, Bonaire,
, J. ; H 26 William Stubbs, Byron, C.;
Joe Dean, Perry, C.; 1128 Na
thaniel Cherry, Clinchfleld, C.
Adam Slocumb, Wellston, C.;
J°hn William Carney, Kathleen,
H3l Willie Melton Jones, Kath-
c en - Wh.; 1132 Isam Cain, Kathleen,
G’ 1133 Lura Lee Lester, Elko, C.;
u Thomas Newton Williams, Bo
hhire, Wh.; 1135 q. C. MCGee, Elko,
J- Felder, Kathleen, C.;
u " Geams Lervson, Grovania, C.;
! 1138 S. B. Woodard, Kathleen, C~
1139 Roosevelt Haliburton, Perry, C.;
1140 Addison Elisha Harris, Jr., Per
ry, Wh.; 1141 John Cabaris, Perry,
C.; 1142 Zeb Redford, Elko, C.; 1143
Eddie Doyle Cheek, Byron, Wh.; 1144
James Callaham, Wellston, C.; 1145
Muger Lamar, Byron, C.; 1146 Clar
ence Bogans, Perry, C.; 1147 Brown
Smith, Byron, C.; 1148 Alonzo Dur
ham, Kathleen, C.; 1149 Theo Little
Brown, Kathleen, Wh.; 1150 Edward
| Denton Wilder, Perry, Wh.; 1151 Wil
, lie Claud MacDonald, Wellston, Wh.;
1152 Zenious Harkleroad, Clinchfleld,
Wh.; 1153 James Fountain, Kathleen,
C.; 1154 Charlie Henry Richardson,
Bonaire, C.; 1155 Eugene Jackson,
Kathleen, C.; 1156 L. B. Whitfield,
Perry, C.; 1157 Jerry Alva Davis, Jr„
Perry, Wh.; 1158 John Felton Staf
ford, Byron, Wh.; 1159 Charlie Wal
ker, Kathleen, C.; 1160 Lawrence
j Mosteller, Perry, Wh.; 1161 James
[ Buchanan Leverett, Byron, Wh.; 1162
Willie Ross, Bonaire, C.; 1163 James
j Powell Duggan, Perry, Wh.; 1164
Howard Rucker, Elko, Wh.; 1165 Orie
Lee Goodlow, Bonaire, C.; 1166 Eli
I Talton, Bonaire, C.; 1167 Roy James
( Garvin, Byron, Wh.; 1168 Robert Ev
[ erett Horton, Perry, Wh.; 1169 John
Allen Felton, Perry, C.; 1170 Finson
Hodges, Bnaire, C.; 1171 E. W. Dan
j lei, Perry, C.; 1172 William Dent,
Perry, C.; 1173 William Charles Dom
! iny, Perry, Wh.; 1174 Henry Brun
son, Elko, C.; 1175 Johnnie Morgan:
Thompson, Clinchfleld, Wh.; 1176 !
James Simmons, Byron, C.; 1177 Wil-1
liam Cater Massee, Perry, Wh.; 1178 I
Washington Willis, Perry, C.; 1179
Walter Wise Boler, Perry, Wh.; 1180
Eugene Gilbert, Perry, C.; 1181 Lon-1
nie Thomas, Perry, C.; 1182 Oscar
; Thomas Parker, Bonaire, Wh.; 1183
James David Knowles, Bonaire, Wh.; |
1184 Eugene Brown, Elko, C.; 1185
James Frank Toomer, Ft. Valley, C.; [
j 1186 Willie Lee Bryant, Wellston,
j Wh.; 1187 James Oglethorpe Garvin,
Byron, Wh.; 1188 John Philip Flour
noy, Elko, Wh.; 1189 Condies Gilford
Blackwell, Perry, Wh.; 1190 A. C. j
j Robison, Kathleen, C.; 1191 Rufus Al
dene Lasseter, Perry, Wh.; 1192
Frank Thomas Stacy, Perry, Wh.;
1193 James Thomas Cawthon, Per
ry, Wh.; 1194 Bennie Sneed, Jr., El
ko, C.; 1195 Vergelee Cain, Bonaire,
C.; 1196 Rufus Peters, Perry, C.;
1 1197 Ernest Willard Jenkins, Kath
leen, Wh.; 1198 Maurice Browning,
Perry, Wh.; 1199 Henry Williams, Ft.
Valley, C.; 1200 Auberlee Perdue, I
Perry, Wh.; 1201 Duncan Ragin, Per- !
ry,~ C.; 1202 Henry Joe Houser, Per
ry, C.; 1203 Olzy Crutchfield, Perry,
1 Wh.; 1204 Wyatt Avery Lee, Perry, 1
Wh.; 1205 James Walton Cartledge,
Perry, Wh.; 1206 Samuel Jones Ham
mond, Perry, Wh.; 1207 Walter Ira
Davis, Perry, Wh.; 1208 James Wal
lace, Perry, C.; 1209 James Ernest
Davis, Clinchfleld, Wh.; 1210 Winie i
Lee Ragins, Perry, C.; 1211 Morris
Burk Williams, Byron, Wh.; 1212 Da
vid Clayton Dunbar, Byron, Wh.
1213 Warren Harden Whitehead,
Perry, Wh.; 1214 Cleo Clark alias
Joe Cook, Wellston, Wh.; 1215 Clar
-1 ence Allen Aultman, Perry, Wh.; 1216
William Gray, Powersville, C.; 1217
Emmitt Sam Barns, Powersville, C.;
1218 Scholey Wade Howard, Kath
leen, Wh.; 1219 Willie Lee King, Per
ry, C.; 1220 Quincey Adams White
head, Perry, Wh.; 1221 Oliver Cllf- |
■ ford Bowden, Perry, Wh.; 1222 Sam
Allen, Kathleen C.; 1223 Richard
Walter ModUn, jk. Valley, Wh.; 1224
Robert Canady, Perry, C.; 1225 Wil
liam Green, Perry, C.; 1226 James
Roberson, Perry, C.; 1227 J. C. Col
lins, Byron, C.; 1228 Horace Ezro
j Evans, Jr., Perry, Wh.; 1229 Hubert
Eugene Hutto, Bonaire, Wh.; 1230
Thomas Cecil McKinney, Bonaire,!
Wh.; 1231 Henry Milas Helms, Bo
j naire, Wh.; 1232 James Clyde Ra
gans, Perry, C.;
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PERRY, CA.
: HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL
Published Weekly at
Perry, Ga.
JOHN L. HODGES, Publisher.
RUBYC. HODGES, Editor,
*
Official Organ of Houston County
and City of Perry.
' Subscription, $1.50 per year.
Entered at the Post Office in
' Perry, Ga., as Mail Matter of
Second Class.
PERSONAL MENTION
Rev. Robt. F. Boyd, Mrs, J.
A. Grubb, and Mr, and Mrs. J.
C. Ward attended the semi-an
nual meeting of the Macon Pres
bytery in Eastman last week.
Mr. N. W. Gilbert and son,
Nathan Jr., visited recently for
several days in Roanoke, Va,
Mrs. A. S. Averett of Atlanta
arrived Friday for a visit with
her son, Mr. Harvey Averett,
and his family.
Misses Margaret and Dorothy |
Newhard, who are teachers at
Dalton, Ga. were with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. New-1
hard for the week-end.
Misses Willie and Allene Ryals
spent the week-end in Eastman,
Ga. with relatives.
Mr. Harry Palmer and Judge
A. M. Anderson are on a trip to*
Florida this week. They will
return today (Thursday.)
Mr. J. P. Etheridge spent the
week-end at Sarasota, Fla. hav
ing accompanied Mr. W. G.
j Brisendine of Fort Valley on a
I trip.
Mrs. A. P. Whipple and sons,
| Allen and Derryl, spent the!
week-end at Cochran with rela- 1
I tives. j
Miss Mary Ann and Jane Ri-:
ley spent the week-end in Haw- 1
kinsville with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Moody
!of Fort Valley were guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Armstrong, Sunday.
Mr. Robert Morris was hostess
'to her Bridge club Friday. Mrs.
P. M. Satterfield, a member,
was showered with birthday
gifts.
Mrs. A. P. Whipple was hos
tess at a dinner party Friday
night at her home. Her guests
were Miss Allene Ryals, Miss
Thelma Bickley, Mr. Harold
Fowler and Mr. Fred Roper, of
Winter Haven, Fla.
Miss Louise Houser came
home from Tifton for the week
end,
Mrs. P W. Walton entertained
the members of her bridge club
at her home near Perry Wednes
day afternoon, last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Horace Evans
have returned from a trip to
Florida.
Mr. A. W. Tabor was honored
with a surprise birthday supper,
at his home near Perry last
Thursday night, by Mrs. Tabor
and their children, all of whom
were present.
Mr. Colquit Brantley, student
of Clemson College, S. C. was at
home for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Middle- 1
brooks spent the week-end at
East Point, Ga., having gone
there on account of the illness of
his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marshall
Jr. had as their guests Sunday
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Marshall Sr. of Reynolds; his sis
ter, Mrs, W. P. Poe and sons, .
Pat and Billy, of Macon, and her!
brother, Dr. Walter L. Bell, and
Mrs. Bell, of Macon,
Miss Patty Bradley of Dalton
was the guest of Misses Marga
ret and Dorothy Newhard for
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Tuggle
had as their guests Sunday her
father, Mr. S. J. Powell and
brother, Mr. Joe Powell, of
Leesburg, Ga; her sister, Miss
Willie Powell, and brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pow
ell of Albany, Ga.
Those from Perry attending
the wedding of Miss Julia Price
to Bowie Gray of Quitman Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Glea Gray,
i Mrs. W. W, Boler, Mrs. Wordna
Gray, Hilt Gray, Misses Hilda,
Hazel and Lessie Gray and Wal
ter Gray Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wordna Gray and |
Hilt Gray wentto Atlanta Sunday '
with Mr. and Mrs. Bowie Gray,;
who left by plane for Indianapo ;
lis. Bowie Gray is connected!
with the FBI and is stationed in '
Indianapolis.
Mrs. R. L, Cater was hostess
at a luncheon at the New Perry
hotel Monday when she enter
tained the Houston County Medi
cal auxiliary. Present were Mrs.
J. W. Story, Mrs. H. E. Evans,
Mrs. J. L. Gallemore, and Mrs.
Cater.
A meeting of the Auxiliary
was held after lunch with Mrs.
Cater, the president, presiding.
It was decided to invite the
Peach County Auxiliary to meet
with the Houston group next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant have an
apartment with Mrs. A. P.
Whipple
Mrs. Lewis Houser has moved
to the home of Mr. and Mrs._ G.
<C. Nunn where she is boarding. 1
CHILDREN ENT ERTAINED
The younger group of children
of World War veterans was en
tertained with a Hallowe’en par
ty Tuesday aftesnoon :.t the
American Legion Home by the
Legion Auxiliary. Games were
played and delightful refresh
ments served.
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PRESBYTERIAN NOTICE
Perry Church
Sunday School- 10:15 a. m.
Worship Service-11:30 a. m.
Clinchfield
Sunday School--3:00 p. m.
Worship Servicv--8:00 p. m.
Rev. R. F. Boyd, Pastor.
BAPTIST ANNOUNCEiiaiS
Preaching service each Smifeiv'
morning 11:30 and each Sundae *
evening 7:30 o’clock.
Midweek Prayer service wwi:* 1
Wednesday evening 7;3oo'elMek
J. A. hej. Pas'ton
