Houston home journal. (Perry, Houston County, Ga.) 1924-1994, April 11, 1946, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHOUSTON HOME JOURNAL Published Weekly at Perry, Ga. C. COOPER ETHERIDGE Editor and Publisher Official Organ of Houston County and City of Perry. Subscription, $1.50 per year, Payable In Advance Subscriptions out of state of Georgia. $2 per year, payable in Advance. Subscriptions, anywhere for Six months. $l. Entered at the Post Office in Perry, Ga., as Mail Matter of Second Class. HOME JOURNAL Perry, Ga. April 11, 1040 ; LIGHT THE BALL PARK This community has never had , the juvenile delinquency prob lems that plagues the larger cities. We must keep it that 1 way; we must provide whole some recreation for the youths in the county -recreation that] will be more attractive than the places which give them a chance i to involve themselves in crime! and misconduct. It occurs to The Homo Journal that one of the best ways to pro vide wholesome entertainment is to light the softball diamond at the school grounds. Games could be played two or three nights a week. Sports observers here say that several hundred people could lie expected to attend these games at night, whereas the Sunday afternoon crowds are small because of the terrific mid-summer heat. The players, too, would benefit. Several of the people who have young boys and girls have told The Home Journal that they would like to see night softball provided because they had rath er their children would go to tin ball game than to several other less-reputable places in the vi cinity. This newspaper would welcome suggestions and criticisms of this idea, or belter ideas for pre venting juvenile delinquency in this community. Radio Repairs We are now fully equipped to handle repairs of all makes of radios. Willi; m Hill his joined us to give this new service. GILBERT Electric Co. Phone 175 P< ry, Ga. FARM IMPLEMENTS FERTILIZER SPREADERS, all steel accurate, 8-ft. wide, $165. Marvel whirling type slld. LESPEI) EZ A SPREAD E RS, all steel, 12-feet wide, $1 5. SHUCK-SHELTERS. N e w Holland No. 139, cleansso-bu. an hour $295. , WAGONS, Hackney two-horse $l5O, rubber tired No. 500 trac tor wagons $245. ENGINES, air-cooled, 3,4, 5. 0. 9 and 22 hp. HOME FREEZER LOCKERS, capacity 12 cubic feet or 500 lb.. $398. DISC HARROWS. 8-ft. cut, double section, $199,50. TRACTOR POST HOLE DIG GERS, fur Deere and Farraall, $255. TRACTOR PLOWS, direct connected two disc for Fannall, Deere, and Oliver tractors. TRACTOR WEEDERS fo r power lift cultivators. 15-ft.wide. for Farmall, Case. Deere, A-C, Oliver, $95. JESSE NEWSOM’S TRACTOR STORE Sandersvillo, Ga. Phone 261 Application For Birth Certificate i Robert H. Soloman has applied to the Ordinary of Houston Coun ty for a Delayed Birth Certifi cate. Date of birth April 9, 1919 in Houston County, Georgia. Remus Porter Williams has ap plied to the Ordinary of Houston j County for a Delayed Birth Cer tificate. Date of birth May 21, 1920, in Houston County, Ga. BOUNTY ON FOXES Houston County will pay a bounty of $3.00 each for each fox head delivered to the office of the county commissioners at the courthouse. By order of the County Commissioners. C. E. Brunson, Clerk. We Deliver . Home-dressed poultry, meats and groceries PETE’S Grocery & Market Phone 258 Perry, Ga. Bicycle Repairs I i 1 have a full line of Parts to handle all kinds of repairs, j plus Tires and Tubes. W. G. Ethridge Barfield's Grocery, Perry, Ga. Flying Lessons NOW AT PERRY AIRPORT by Pilots Approved by the Civil Aeronautics Administration Call 246-J for details WHYJSE FATV? Eci pK..ly yet lose y ivoffdul with delicious camiy reducing plan II tvr a wv.it slender, graceful fig urc. Nocxcrcisir*. No^-.nt'vcs. Mo drugs. Wit’, the - mi-VAYDS MEM V.tai. To Candy Prefacing Plan WM \cn hm’t cut out ci~y meals, W . potatoes, inrnts or but- m I ur, you simply cut them down. V-j 3 1 ' .c usic when you enjoy di licioui 1| t vl l min fortified) AYDS candy . Ahnohitr-ly hnrmVss. Iln du I (nit conducted by inodirul doc torn, more too p/1 mins (nut 34 to )5 lb*. nvaraea i i i n . m v,celts with AVi.»S Vitamm Candy Ku ! L in ■ I; • I \V I ‘.4 only ?2.*.T>. If not deMghUd %*■. •■.‘sic. HAt K on first box. Phone H LSTON DRUG CO. Pb°iv’ r»2 Perry. Ga. Office Equipment 1 National Cf*h Registe* Typists Des.cs and Cl airs V ictnry De d s Swivel Chairs Filing Cabinets Fold n g wood G'li irs Folding Cushion Chairs . WATSON S HARD! SERVICE COMPART Phone 180 Perry, Ga. j j Announcement Buddy Humphreys has purchased the meat market formerly operat ed by A. D. Culpepper in the Masonic Building. Mr. C u'pepper will con tinue to operate the gro cery store in this loca tion. Delivery service on all items at 9A. M. and 4 P. M. HUMPHREY’S MARKET Ci)LPcFP[R : S GiiOCEliT , Phone 252 Perry, Ga. CLASSIFIED ADS RATES: 50c minimum one in- I 1c per word each addi tional insertion or minimum • of 25c. ) FOR SALE: DPL No. 14 Cot ■ ton Seed, delinted, treated and i sacked in 100 lb. bags, $8 50 per hundred. A. T. Cochran & Son, , llawkinsville, Ga. EASTER FLOWERS Lilies, CORSAGES and all i kinds of cut flowers and pot i plants. We deliver. Carolyn ■ Whipple, Florist, Phone 72, Per : ry, Ga. FOR RENT: Furnished Apartment for rent at Houston Lake. Ethel B. Uavis, Houston Lake. Plumbing and Electrical Ser- hours service within ra dius of 25 miles of Perry, We specialize in house wiring and reoair of all electrical appliances. Phone 174, Perry, Ga. Clark & Snony Pennington. NOTICE A rabies inoculation clinic will he held outside the courthouse | Saturday. April 13. 1946. from II ;30 to 6:30 pm. This will be the final clinic to be held in Houston County this year. Dr. R.S. DUF FELL, Jr., Rabies Inspector. LOST: Pair of child’s glasses, in brown case, probably lost in Clinchfield Circle last week. Finder please return to Mrs. A. Braddock. Phone 83, Perry, Ga. FOR SALE: Five burner built in oven oil cook stove in good condition. Mrs. Clarence Greene, Smoak Sub-division. WANTED TO BUY: Hens an d fryers, Pete’s Grocery, Phone 268, Perry, Ga. FOR SALE: Clean ’4l Ply mouth 4-door sedan in perfect condition. Looks like new. Call 185, Perry, or 1430, Warner Kobins. YOUR NAME on your sales books. Call Home Journal, 35. Bedding Plants for Sale; Nice growing plants in pots, ready to et out: Salvia, Snapdragon, Pe nnia, Shastn Daises. Feverfew, Asters, Scabiosa, Colues, Sweet Alyssum, Zinnia, Marigold. Cal endula, Begonia and Sultana. Also Tomato, Bell Pepper and Mot Pepper Plants. Jas. J. Rooney. WANTED: Several small fa»rns. LDt what you have for sale with Watson & Williams, Insurance & Real Estate, Phone 1440, Warner Robins, Ga. . | after the game... I | I f| (\]s MAY BE m BALANCE Every time I pick tip a prescripton, I say to myself “Thit it urgent busincit —a life may be in the balance!” Compounding prescriptions with the utjnost care is the most important thing I have to do important to me —to the Doctor —to the patient. That is why I pledge to g!v« every prescription ■teagr n>v undivided attcnlioc. Your Registered Pharmacist HOUSTON DRUG CO. Phone 52 Ga. ! Sale Under Power In Deed j Deed To Secure Debt GEORGIA. Hou«ton County. i Because of default in the pay-j ment of a loan secured by deed . to secure debt executed by Man McGhee to C. L. Shepard dated , December 24, 1941, recorded in [ ; the Clerk’s office of Houston Su perior Court in Book 41, page 434, the undersigned, acting un der the power of sale contained in said deed, for the purpose ofj paying said indebtedness, will, i on the 7th day of May. 1946, dur- j 1 ing the legal hours of sale, be fore the courthouse door in said 1 County, sell to the highest bid ' der for cash the lands described 1 in said deed, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land, i i lying and being in the State of n Georgia, County ot Houston and i in Lots 244 and 245 in the 14th | District therein, containing 1147,3 acres, more or less, and i more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the North west corner of Lot No 244 and 1 running thence North 88 degrees ! 30 minutes East 1500 feet; thence j South 1 degree 30 minutes East] ’| 2884 feet; thence South 88 de-| I grees 30 minutes West 1500 feet! | to the Southwest corner of Lot! i No. 244; thence continuing South 1 88 degrees 30 minutes West 7124! feet; thence North 1 degree 30 j minutes West 2884 feet; thence North 88 degrees 30 minutes I East 724 feet to the Northeast I corner of Lot No. 245, the point I or place of beginning. As will fully appear by reference to a plat of said tract made by T. F. Flournoy, Surveyor, June 19, 1937, recorded on the map book in the office of the Clerk of Houston Superior Court. Refer ence to which plat and the rec -1 ord thereof is here had and made! for all purposes. The said deed to secure debt, I the indebtedness thereby secur ed, title to the property therein described with all the rights, , powers and privileges therein contained, was duly transferred, conveyed and assigned to the un dersigned on March 1, 1946, The undersigned will execute , deed to the purchaser, as au-i thorized by the aforementioned I loan deed. This April 5, 1946. R. C. BROWN. By D. W. Wells, Attorney, Fort A’alley, Ga. Meat Moisture . Meat normally contains about 60 1 to 70 per cent water. ’ ORDINARY’S CITATIONS GEORGIA, —Houston County; The appraisers upon applica-i ' tion of’Mrs. Susie Mae Wheelus] Stubbs, widow of James W. j I j Stubbs for a twelve months’ ! support for herself, having hied their return; all persons concern ) ed hereby are cited to show ‘ j cause, if any they have, at the I I regular May Term of this Court, ' j why said application should not be granted. This April 1, 1946. John L. Hodges, Ordinary. FOR SALE The Halliburton Farm, acres, located 14 miles south of Perry, 3-4 mile from U. S. 341, 6 room main dwelling, 2 ten ant houses, REA power in the 3 houses, plenty of fence, 4 all weather streams, about 300 acres open land, some timber. Price $15.00 per acre. The owner has no objection to prospec pective buyers’ going to see the place without contacting him. Interested persons please contact Julian D. Halliburton, P. O. Box 1044, Macon, Ga. Good Used Pup Tents, $2.49 Electric Irons, $5.50; Cords, 49c Ename! Pots, Pans, Percolatars, Boilers etc., Paper Napkins, picnic plates forks & spoons. PRESTO COOKERS Genuine Valspar Paints; KEM-TONE, the Miracle Wall Finish. WINDOW GLASS CUT TO FIT I Houston Hardware Co. Phone 267 Perry, Ga. - - CUSTOM HATCHING EVERY WEDNESDAY New Hampshire Reds 4 “AAAA” Chicks $15.00 per 100; pullorum controlled FULL LINE OF GROCERIES I I Hartley’s Hatchery & Grocery 1-2 Mi. South of Perry on Route 41 FOR GARDENS, FLOWERS and LAWNS USE VIGORO , We have in in the following sizes and at the following prices: 100 lb. sack $4.00 25 lb. sack $1.50 10 lb. sack .80 5 lb. sack .50 We also have Reliance Azalea and Camellia Fertilizer, I at the same price, See us for Tractor and Horse Weeders, Spring Tooth Harrows, Stalk Cutters, Trailer Wag ons on Rubber, several used Spray Tanks, some used Tiller Plows, one used Grain Drill —IS Disk, and other Farm Equipment. Seed Corn, Cattail Millet, Velvet Beans, Biloxi and Walker Soybeans, Peanuts, Cane Seed, aud Lespedeza Seed. Prices are born here and raised elsewhere. COME TO SEE US. Geo. C. Nunn & Son Phone 31 Perry, Ga. I ill. ■»—ar- ( , Maybe all you need is a small repair. Perhaps V you'll get more for your T money with Extra Mile- -vV y And, if a brand new tire h ‘ Kj, is a must, we'll handle Ww that problem too! New Goodyear De qP*' USE OUR I EASY PAY PLAN V- No Tire Certificate Needed Nov/ McLendon auto co. Phone 57 Perry, Ca.