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All plant life depends upon potash because it is
one of the necessary plant foods. Prior to 1914 scarcely
any potash was produced in this country. When Euro
pean supplies were cut off during the last v/ar, the price
of potash increased from $35 to as high as $5OO per
ton, and in most cases no potash at any price was
available. Born in that emergency, an American potash
industry has been developed, with average prices now
much below those of 1914, to a point which will assure
supplies of this necessary plant food in the United
States, its possessions, Canada, and Cuba. Thus does
this relatively new industry take a front-line position
in American defense.
AMERICAN POTASH INSTITUTE
lIM Sixteenth St .N W Washington, D. C.
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Out ol every dolUr you
pey for « Southeastern Greyhound ticket. 23'/jc goes just
ior taxes. For the 12-months ending August 31. 1941, the
tax bill PER BUS amounted to 56.586.16.
Yes, every Southeastern Greyhound bus PAYS US WAY
. . . and more I Buses perform a service that has become a
i-i'al necessity to every community and to the entire na
tron. Directly, or indirectly, they are important to YOU.
They serve the armed lorcos with schedules to more forts
and camps than any other means of transportation; They
nerve Defense Centers with frequent service ior defense
workers between factories and homes;
They serve both rural communities and cities by providing
convenient, economical transportation that links commu
nity interests. To business men. to housewives, to school
children, to vacationers—buses play a prominent part daily
in the American Way ol life.
Buses Pay Their Way!
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'METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENTS
Church School--10:15 a, m
Morning Worship 11:30 a. m.
Youth Fellowship lor Inter
mediate-Senior ages meets 6:30
p. m. Sunday.
Prayer Service Wednesday
night, 7:30 o’clock
Evening Worship Service 7:30.
The public is cordially invited
to all services.
Kev. J. E. Sampley, Pastor. |
PRESBYTERIAN NOTICE
Perry Church
Sunday School- 10:15 a. m.
Worship Service -11:30 a. m.
Clinchfield
Sunday School--3;00 p. m.
| Worship Servic**--8:00 p. m.
\ Rev. R, F, Boyd, Pastor.
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I BAPTIST ANNOUNCEMENTS 1
Bible School each Sunday morn
j ing 10:15.
Morning Worship Service 11:30.
' Sermon by the pastor.
Baptist Training Union 7 p. m
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m.
Mid-Week Prayer Service Wed- :
| nesday Evening 7:30.
J. A, Ivey, Pastor.
To Help Win The War
WAR NEEDS MONEY!
It will cost money to defeat
the Axis Powers. Your Govern
ment calls on YOU to help NOW.
Buy defense bonds or stamps |
today. Buy them everyday, ifi
|you can. But buy them on a
iregular basis.
Bonds costas little as $18.75.
j Stamps come as low as 10 cents.
Defense bonds and stamps can
be bought at all banks and post
( offices, and stamps can also be
(purchased at local stores.
| The Houston Home Journal
urges its readers to support their 1
I government with their dollars.
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~ iv^~s,.. THROUGHOUT GEORGIA ... In every town and county . < < high
* v GRAND PRIZE 4 rchool seniors are writing essays about the men and women in their
, Pour-Year Scholarship Any College in Georgia, counties who have contributed most to the State of Georgia. \
Including Dormitory 4«d Board Fees for X I *-&, r -**- a*
\y ( , ‘V, fhe Freshman War. s >. ■ '* ra.,^g- w t , w
OUNTV PRIZES Xjv * ’V covering tuition for the four academic years, together with dormitory
First Prije m Each County—s2s Defease Bori{i and f - - r^-d.
Trip fo Atlanta as the Guest of Rich's. V . and board fees ' ot Freshman year, m any college in Cdefgie.^ln
Second PriM in Each County— 510 in Cash. ■. addition; there are 337 Cash awards % ■ ■ ■%&
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRIZES ** - , L - '
.... Diamond Jufcnlee Contest is designed /i* 'WBr *Sm
Special Award of $25 In Cash for Best Essay in Each ' , /
Congressional District. 'l I 10 acquaint the \future _ citizens \*< J
\ Georgia with the most iteful men' and -*■
TEACHERS PRIZES „ flm# , , , , ... . \/■ I
women produced by their state. In ff W f |||k
English Teachers of Congressional District Winners Will #’J^l9n9Hl
R-raiv-tiftft* r l j t- * , sponsoring this contest, Rich’s wishes WWmBS9SMW
receive $l OO in Cash end Trip to Atlanta,
Students may get fall details from their high Georgia and Georgians and to pledge || M
school principal or by writing Miff Jessie Muse ‘tscif to continued years of service.
IN CELEBRATION OF RICH'S SEVENTY H
REGISTRATION FOR
CIVILIAN DEFENSE
To be continued on
SATURDAY, JAN. 17
FROM 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
At Court House in Perry and at
Every White School in Houston County
In order to reach more people and to accomodate those in the County
who could not come to Perry last week and register.
Let’s Be Ready For Any Emergency!
Let’s organize and prepare for the defense of ourselves, our families, and
neighbors if attack should come to our Community.
This Volunteer Registration of Perry and Houston County Citizens, both
men and women, has been requested by National and Civi’ian Defense Organi
zations. GOO registered in Perry last week. More registrants are needed. Let’s
make the number total 1,000 for the entire county!
COLORED PEOPLE
are asked to Register at New Hope School in PERRY,
SATURDAY, JAN. 17.
Register for Civilian Defense!
“REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR”
