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personal mention
Mr and Mrs. Edward Mason
J Macon spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
X. D. Mason Sr.
Caroline Hodges of Atlanta
w jll arrive today to visit her
ncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Hodges, until Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. Roy Gardner
and children, Charles and Alice,
win leave today for Savannah
where they will reside during
Mr Gardner’s pastorate at Grace
Methodist church there. Their
many friends here regret that
the Gardners are leaving Perry.
Miss Elizabeth Short of Fort
Valley spent the weekend with
relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. J, E. Sampley
will arrive in Perry from San
dersville Friday. Rev. Mr. Samp
ley, new pastor of the Methodist
church, will occupy his pulpit
here for the first time next Sun
day morning.
Mrs. S. S. Tounsley of Albany,
Ga. was the guest of Mrs. 0. B.
Muse for the weekend.
Mrs. Lewis Houser spent sev
eral days this week in Ocilla, Ga.
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. G, C. Nunn were
on a trip to Florida from Sunday
through Wednesday. Bess Houser
Nunn visited the S. A. Nunns
while her parents were away.
Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Norwood,
Mrs. H. P. Houser, Mrs. Sam
Houser, and Mrs. G. C. Nunn
attended the funeral of Mrs. Nell
Houser Murphey in Macon Wed
nesday last week.
Mrs. R. L. Cater spent from
Wednesday through Saturday in
Atlanta to be with her daughter,
Miss Katherine Cater, who is a
patient in Crawford W. Long
hospital. Friends of Miss Cater
regret her continued illness.
Mrs. Robert Morris and son,
Bill, and Mr.E.J. Andrews spent
the weekend in Jacksonville. Fla.
with her sister, Miss Elsie Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beckham
spent Wednesday last week in
Atlanta.
Mrs. W.T. Hill spent last week
with her father in Paducah, Ky.
Miss Dorothy Newhard came
home from Dalton for the week
end.
Mrs. A. L. Stanton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H. F. Cogill,
and Mr. Cogill in Atlanta.
Mrs. C.W, Pidcock of Thomas
ville and Moultrie was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rooney for
the weekend.
Mr', and Mrs. Horace Evans
and son have moved into their
attractive new home, a frame,
bungalow ranch type, on Wash
ington avenue.
Miss Louise Rainey has an
apartment in the new duplex,
frame house on Ball street,which
is owned by Mrs. M. M. Lowery,
of Hickory, N. C., formerly of
Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Watt are
building a new home on Swift
street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marshall
Jr. are building a new home in
the Cater subdivision.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Griggs
are building a two-story frame
house on Upper Ball street. They
have completed a garage and
apartment back of their new
home.
The large, brick house of Mr.
J. C. Mathews on Gilmer street
is nearing completion.
The frame Cape Cod cottage of
Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Middlebrooks
on Evergreen street will be com
pleted at an early date.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barrett of
Macon were guests of Mrs,
H. E. Evans and Mrs. Lu
cius Schnell for dinner Sunday
evening.
Mrs. A, M. Anderson Sr. left
Tuesday for Birmingham, Ala.lo
visit her daughter, Mrs. Pearsall
Brown, and family.
Mr. David Crockett is visiting
his mother, Mrs. David Crockett
Sr. in Atlanta.
, The Baptist Junior G. A. met
Tuesday p. m. with Carolyn
Moody.
The Baptist W. M. S. held
their mission study using the
text, “These Things Remain,“at
the church Tuesday p. m. Mrs.
Alva Davis was teacher.
The Garden club will meet Fri
day at 3:30 p. m. at the Legion
Home.
WESLEYAN ALUMNAE
, CLUB HAS MEETING
The Houston County Wesleyan
Alumnae club held their fall
meeting Thursday afternoon at
■ the home of Mrs. George C.
Nunn. .Miss Martha Cooper,
the president, presided.
At the opening of the meeting
, a short talk was made on the im
portance of buying Defense
1 Bonds and Stamps. Mrs. Alva
, Davis read “Historic Wesleyan.”
Mrs. George Nunn read two of
, her poems on Wesleyan.
At the close of the program
was a question contest about
Wesleyan. Miss Norine Swan
; son won the prize, a defense
i stamp.
The collection for the China
Relief Fund was turned in at the
meeting.
Officers elected for 1941-1944
were: Mrs. Sam Nunn, presi
dent; Mrs. Alva Davis, vice
' president; and Mrs. Houser Gil
bert, secty.
Mrs. Nunn served delightful
refreshments at the close of the
meeting.
SOROSIS CLUB ENTERTAINS
BRITISH CADETS IN HOMES
Mesdames A. C. Pritchett, Al
bert Skellie, W. T. Middlebrooks,
Eric Staples, James Duggan, W.
B. Evans, and Miss Martha
Cooper entertained the members
of the Sorosis club, their hus
bands, and twenty-two British
cadets from Cochran Field at a
turkey supper Saturday night at
the Legion Home.
Chrysanthemums in the autumn
colors were used throughout the
club house and on the tables
were cornucopias of fruit. The
American Thanksgiving idea was
carried out in the place cards and
the menu. During the evening
Miss Evelyn Hunt furnished j
music.
The British cadets spoke briefly I
of conditions in England today, j
As a group they sang English ;
songs. Miss Martha Cooper, I
president of the club, welcomed j
i the guests. Four negro boys
from the C. C. C. camp danced
and sang.
The cadets were entertained in
Perry over the weekend by mem
bers of the Sorosis club. Their
hostesses were Mesdames A. C.
Pritchett, W. E. Beckham, W.B.
Evans, J. A Ivey, Mayo Davis,
J. L. Gallemore, Hugh Lawson,
S. A. Nunn, Paschal Muse, W.
K. Whipple, and W. V. Tuggle.
BULLARD-COLEMAN
Mrs. B. B. Holland of Pine- j
hurst announces the engagement
of her daughter, Vera Ruth Bui- j
lard, of Perry to Mr James Elmo 1
Coleman, of Dublin and Perry. I
The wedding will take place at!
! an early date.
I Miss Bullard is a beautician
i and has been with Janie’s Beau
ty Shop in Perry this year. Her
sisters are Mrs. Eugene Marshall
S Jr, of Perry and Mrs. V. R.
' Nunez of Bradenton, Fla.
Mr. Coleman is the son of Mrs.
J. L. Coleman of Dublin, Ga.
Mr. Coleman is an assistant in
the engineering department of
the Georgia Air Depot at Wells
ton. The couple will reside in
, Perry.
On Honors Day at the Univer
-1 sityof Ga., observed recently,
' Powers Cooper Lawson was
recognized as an honor student
J of 1941. Mr. Lawson graduated
in the August class at Uni
i versity, receiving his B. S. de
! gree in Commerce. He is now
: in Savannah where he is assis
tant supervisor in the Army Med
ical Supply depot.
; Jimmie Claire Howard was
with her father,Mr. James How
ard, and grandparents, Mr. and
. Mrs. Abner Howard, at Houston
Lake last week.
1 Mr. Bernard Howard, who is
stationed at Jefferson Barracks,
Mo. will visit his parents, Mr.and
Mjs. Abner Howard, at an early
• date.
i
I Misses Anna, Jean,and Marion
Grubb, students of Shorter Col
lege, Rome, will arrive today to
■ spend several days with their
■ parents, Mr.and Mrs. J.A.Grubb.
Robert L. White, Chief Ma
: chinist’s Mate, U. S. Navy, re
-1 tired of Kathleen, Ga., has been
recalled to active duty and order-
I ed to Naval District Headquart
, ers at Charleston, S. C.
Older rural youth in Georgia
are making progress in solving
' some of their problems through
1 learning to help themselves.
i
Application For Charter j
To the Superior Court of Hous
ton County, Georgia.
The undersigned respectfully
petition this Court to grant them
At tides of Incorporation under
Chapter 65-2 of the Georgia
Code, 1933, as amended.
FIRST; The name of the As
sociation shall be Houston Coun
| ty Purchasing and Marketing As
sociation.
SECOND: The Association is
to be formed to engage in co
-1 operative purchasing and market
-1 ing enterprises and is to have
; and exercise all powers set forth
!in said Chapter 65-2, as amend
j ed to date.
THIRD: The principal place
of business shall be at Perry,
Georgia.
FOURTH: Term of existence
shall be twenty (20) years.
FIFTH: The number of di
rectors shall be five. The incor
corporating directors are:
Marvin K. Dorsett, RFD No,
1, Byron, Ga,
Milas J, Helms, RFD No. 1,
Bonaire, Ga.
J, W. McElmurray, RFD No.
1, Elko, Ga.
Frank M. Edwards, RFD No.
1, Kathleen, Ga.
John S. Childs, Kathleen, Ga.
At the firs! annual meeting of
the members, directors shall be
elected as follows: One for one
year, two for two years, and two
for three years. At annual meet
ings thereafter members shall
elect for a term of three years
the number of directors whose
terms of office have expired.
SIXTH: The Association
shall have no capital stock. The
property rights and interests of
each member shall be equal ex
cept that the net earnings shall
be distributed to patrons in pro
portion to the value of goods and
services purchased from or sold
to or handled by the Association,
as provided in the By-Laws.
WHEREFORE, your petitioners
] pray that an order be made de
: daring them a corporate
! (s) Marvin K. Dorsett (Seal)
j (s; Milas J. Helms (Seal)
j (s) J. W. McElmurray (Seal)
! (s) Frank M. Edwards (Seal)
| (s) John S. Childs (Seal)
Dated 11-10, 1941.
VERIFICATION
State of Georgia
County of Houston.
Before me, the undersigned
Notary Public, on this day, per
sonally appeared Marvin K. Dor- 1
sett, and verified to me that he
did execute and was one of the
incorporators of the foregoing
petition, for the purposes and
considerations therein expressed.
Witness my hand and seal this
110th day of November, 1941.
(s) Willie E. Folds,
Notary Public, Georgia,
State at Large.
My Commission Expires
Nov. 15, 1943.
ORDER
State of Georgia
| County of Houston.
The foregoing application for
| Charter for the Houston County
Purchasing and Marketing Asso-,
ciation has been read and con
jsidered.The petitioners have pre
i sented a certificate from the
! Secretary of State, showing that
the name of the Association is
j not the name of any existing
corporation registered with his
office.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is
'ordered that said application be,
and the same is, hereby granted,
(s) Malcolm D. Jones, Judge.
Dated; Nov. 12, 1941.
FREE DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
To One
Local Couple
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tal
ton are the lucky couple
1 for Sunday, Nov. 23.
Watch this space every
week. Your name may be
next.
: LEE’S ALL AMERICAN CAFE
Perry, Ga.
Sufficient food supplies are
mightier than guns and muni
-1 tions. Grow more food and feed
; in 1942!
Willie L. Mclnvale of Perry,
has just completed his six weeks
• of primary training at the U. S.
• Naval Training Station and is
i now spending nine days leave
■ visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.
W. B, Mclnvale. Upon expira
tion of his present leave period.
Seaman Mclnvale will either be
assigned to one of the Navy’s
■ Trade Schools for further in
-1 struction or will be ordered to
duty aboard ship with the United
i States Fleet.
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moving times! to aid defense plans- j
RETURN YOUR MOTOR I
TRUCK INVENTORY CARDS Lmjh
UNION MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 136 Perry, G?,
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i McLENDON AUTO COMPANY
Phone 57 Perry, Ga.
>■ Maginot Line
The cost of constructing the Magi
i not line of fortifications in France
1 W as $150,000,000. The work required
five years.
Creative Spirit
A human being is a focussing
point of spiritual force and material
supply, expressing in terms of mind
and body the eternal cieative spirit. 1
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on the average, since its crcattoai'
i in 1790.
