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Masonic Lodge
Confers Degrees
P j rry chapter No. 62 of the
Royal Arch Masons conferred,
the Most Excellent Master and
the Royal Arch Mason’s degree!
tu a class of candidates Friday
night.
High Priest J. 0. Coleman
stated that the degree team was
composed of Royal Arch Masons
hailing from Perry Chapter No.
62, Austin Chapter No. 18 of
Fort Valley and Constantine
Chapter No. 4 of Macon, Ca.
The Royal Arch degree team
was headed by Fast High Priest
W. Quentin Gassett of Constan
tine Chapter N 0.4 as high priest;
Charles Gray of Perry Chapter
N 0.62 was King. William J.Penn,
Grand Secretary of the Grand 1
Royal Aich Chapter of Georgia,
was scribe; John S. Dodd of
Constantine Chapter as princi
pal sojournor; Charles Davis of
Constantine Chapter was cap
tain of the host: Warner Wells
of Austin Chapter No, 18 was
Royal Arch captain; E. P. Sta
ples was master first veil; High
Priest J. 0. Coleman as master
second veil and M. A. Rainey as
master third veil. The last three
named were from the Ferry
chapter.
WILIER MCDONALD HAS
GR£AI RECORD OF
PUBLIC SERVICE
Walter R. McDonald, chair
man of the Georgia Public Ser
vice Commission, richly deserves
reelection to that office. He is
seeking endorsement from the
voters of Georgia on the basis of
a record of public service.
Mr. McDonald’s qualifications
arc pointed out in a published
endorsement issued by promi
nent citzens of his home county
and the counties of his Judicial
Circuit.
The statement points out that,
mspite of total blindness and the
added handicap of limited finan
cial resources, Walter McDonald
secured a complete education by
self effort, graduating from the
University of Georgia. He made
a success as a practicing attor
ney and represented his native
county for three terms in the
Legislature before becoming a
member and chairman of the
Public Service Commission, to
which the people have reelected
him repeatedly. Hi s career
challenges admiration and is a
pewtf of his ability and charac
er, the statement added, con
tinuing;
“Under Walter McDonald’s
guidance, the Public Service
Commission has promoted and
fostered Rural Electrification ex
ffjswituon U) the extent that Geor
gia is preeminent in the number
of farm homes served with elec
tricity. His record shows that
utility services have been great
ly expanded during his adrninis- 1
tratam and that rates for elec
tric and other utility services
have been reduced to the lowest
level in Georgia history. During
the war years, when every other
item on the family budget was .
advancing, utility rates were re
duced each year, representing
more than five million dollars in
annual savings for Georgia peo
ple.
“In addition, as has be e n
pointed out editorially by both the
Augusta papers, published in
Walter McDonald’s home town,
he is and has been the dynamo
and the most active figure in the
South’s fight for freight rate
equality, and already has secur
ed freight adjustments that rep
ivsent annual savings to Georgia
shipfters running into many;
hundreds of thousands of dol
lars.”
The statement pointed out that
Walter McDonald served ably
during the war as chairman of a
committee of State Commission
ers cooperating with Federal war
agencies, and that, in addition,
be headed the Civilian Defense
Committee of Georgia for the
protection of public service utili
ties.
Published by friends and ad
mirers in his home county,
who commend Walter Mc-
Donald to our fellow voters
as a worthy and deserving
public servant.
(Paid Political Adv.)
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back. Ask any druggist for this
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Made with 90 percent alcohol, it
PENETRATES. Reaches and
kilts MORE germs faster.
HOUSTON DRUG CO.
HOME JOURNAL. Perry. Ga., July 4. 1946
PIT BARBECUE
Have you tried our Barbecue?
Come by every Wednesday and
Friday. Pit Barbecue is available
HOT after 5:30 P.M.on these days.
LEE’S
GULF STATION
Operated by G, W. LEE and W. R. LEE
Houston Lake Road Perry, Ga.
Clean-Up Campaign
Your housecleaning can he made easier with
MINERAL SPIRITS
%
For all cleaning purposes, and
LIN-X FINISH
For your linoleum and wood floors, and
FOAM-O-KLEEN
For shampooing rugs and upholstery
Houston Hardware Co.
Phone 267 Perry, Ga.
MAN’S GREATEST
most worthwhile
INVESTMENT
Few will deny that building or buying a home of one’s
own is the average American’s greatest, most worthwhile
investment. Home ownership brings freedom from rent
worries . . . security . . . new comforts and happinses . . .
greater respect in the community. It is not beyond your
means to build or buy a home. There is a simple, step-by
step plan that smoothes the way. It is our pay-like-rent
program which commences after a moderate down-pay
ment moves you in.
Our mortgage loans are fitted to your income. Pay
ments include principal, interest, interest rates are low.
For further information, friendly advice, or assistance in
home financing you are cordially invited to call on us.
mMstEsm^
1| | federal Savings
LOAN ASSOCIATION
PERRY, GEORGIA
S. A. NUNN, President F. M. HOUSER, Secty.-Treas.
IT PAYS TOREAD OUR ~
ADVERTISEMENTS
Let’s Carry Every County in Georgia for
CARMICHAEL
' I'\ \ \ race *° r 9 ° vernor in Georgia •* no longer neck-and neck. Jimmy Carmichael is well in the
' s~\ M \* j lead—but that is not all that Georgia wants. The sound-thinking, farsighted people of the
\\W } state want every county for Carmichael. Hard to satisfy? Certainly, because overwhelming and
‘ uocontestable victory for Carmichael is the only way Georgia can tell the traditional foes
'* ‘ ° f 9 °° d 9 ° vernment in Geor 9 ia where fo Set off. -It will take the soundest of all thrashings
V ever given to a pair of candidates in the state's history to make them understand that, ,
rrnRPI A I rnniF * <• ' \\X r °bid rable-rousing, prejudice, hatred and underhanded double-dealing no longer i
f have a place in our executive and administrative affairs. Carmichael stands for /
FOR BETTER decency and able leadership—his opponents would drag Georgia stumbling
GOVERNMENT. , backward info gross mismanagement, spoils, bitterness and possible j
TM, orgonitoiion i, o lign.d with no bloodshed. YOURS is the right to answer-let your vote on '
bvtn tompotrd ot eHittnt | , -■ v July 17»h »peak eloquently for Carmichael for
who fcov* tvrytfd th» situation with 4 ‘ i
car* on« ihorovghnoit and n 0» yt,--,' V'\\ a _<seorgia and decent government., /
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Baptist Activities
At least 55 of the boys and girls
| at the Georgia Baptist Children’s
Home are standing on tiptoe
these days looking down the
highway in great expectancy.
The “Tripple E” Class of the
Second Ponce de Leon Baptist
Church, Atlanta, has purchased
for the orchestra of the Home a
streamlined bus to be used for
their trips to the churches of i
Georgia. That bus is due any I
day now. For six years now, J.
L. Fortney, Manager of the
Home, and Walter Sheets, Di
rector of the orchestra, along
with other workers from the
Home, have been carrying the
orchestra in individual automo- i
biles.
Morning Worship Service 11:30.
Sunday School, 10:15 a. m.
Evening Worship 8:00 p. m.
Training Union, 7:00 p. m.
Mid-week Prayer Service, 8:00
p. m.
Rev J. A. Ivey, Pastor,
Non-flammable Fabric
A plastic-coated upholstery fabric
that will char on contact with a
1 flame but will not support combus
j tion is expected to find wide usage
| in boats, office furniture and res
j taurant seats.
Irwin R. Kimxey
35-year-old lawyer of Cornelia,
is a candidate for attorney gen
eral of Georgia in the State Dem
[ ocratic primary ]uly 17. He has 1
[ been a practicing attorney since
[ 1933, and is solicitor of Haber
sham County Court. He served
22 months overseas as a Tank
Commander with Gen. Patton’s
Third Army.
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p/cJ^-oty
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Available Now - Limited Allotments
WEAR-EVER
New Method Cooking Utensils
F. M GREENE, JR.
7
Phone 105-J Perry. G a .
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VACATION AHEAD?
A summer tune-up for your motor and wheel
alignment to reduce unnecessary tire wear will
prevent loss of time on that long awaited
vacation trip.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
For your car. Ford owners agree
I
Tncre’s your fuiurt
Moody Motor Co.
Phone 40 Perry, Ga.
