Houston home journal. (Perry, Houston County, Ga.) 1924-1994, August 29, 1946, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHOUSTON HOME JOURNAL f 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 I in Advance. I Subscriptions, anywhere for Six months, $l. Entered at the Post Office in „ 1 Perry, Ga., as Mail Matter of i MISS CONNELL WED TO CYRIL YATES The marriage of Miss Sudie Connell of Perry and Cvril Yates, formerly of Jacksonville, was solemnized Tuesday evening, Aug. 20. at the home of Mrs. A. M. Anderson, Sr. The ceremony was performed by Mr. John L Hodges, Ordinary. Mrs. A.M. Anderson, Jr., played the wedding music. The couple entered together and stood be- j fore an altar of green and tall white baskets of white gladioli, j The bride was becomingly! dressed in rich brown crepe, j with occessories to match. Her corsage was of painted daisies. After the ceremony, a recep tion was held witn Mrs. (). H. Muse, Mrs. Ava Short, Mrs. A. M. Anderson, Jr., and Mrs. Em mit Akin assisting in serving. Little Laura Anderson and little j Anna Katherine Akin served mints. Mr. and Mrs. Yates plan to live in Perry. PEANUTS, PENDERS AND GROUND PEAS Doesn’t matter what you call them— WE WANT THEM We are prepared to give best prices and quick est service in handling and unloading. No delay in unloading trucks, or grading. You will save time and money. SEE US FOR PRICES WE ALSO WANT COTTONSEED , Will take them at the Gin and pay highest |s possible prices. jj We have some Rubber Tired W'agons or Trail- ; ers for moving crops; also Metal Grain Bins i ( or Corn Crib. , blog f eeders, Water Tanks, Hog Troughs, Aluminum Rooting. See Us If You Want to Sell Farm Crops or Buy for the Farm Geo. C. Nunn & Son Phone 31 Perry, Ga. La n g? o n n RiBCATHAn If 6 My'Li I i Estate of ROBERT S. ANDERSON 150 Head Grade and Beet Cattle 450 Sheep and Lambs 400 Pounds New Wool 300 Pounds Cured Meat Wednesday Sept. 4,1846 BETWEEN 10 A. M. and 4 P.M. AND FROM DAY TO DAY UNTIL ALL SOLD ALL BULLS, HEIFERS. STEERS COWS, CALVES, RAMS, EWES and LAMBS WILL BE SECREGAT- i ED AND CAN BE SEEN AT STOCKYARD BE FORE THE SALE. , TERMS CASH | PULASKI STOCKYARD HAWKINSVILLE, GEORGIA k PROGRESSIVE PARTY | A four-course “progressive din ner” was given by mis. G. P. Hunnicutl, Mrs. P. M. Satter field, Mrs. D, S. Marshall and Mrs, u. C. Pierce on Monday night, Aug. 19. Twenty-six guests enjoyed the affair. Uut-ot-town guests included Misses Jeannine i Gay and Petty Clayton ot Birm ingham, Ala., who were guests of Miss Marilyn Uunnicutt. LUNCHEON PARTY Mrs. D. U. Newberry of Ma con and West Palm Peach enter tained a group ot 11 oi her Ma- ( to i irifndi at a luncheon at the New Perry Hotel Wednesday. Mrs. Newberry, who has visited Mrs. J. M. Gooden here on sev eral occasions,recently entertain ed a group of 12 Perry friends at a luncheon at Fay’s in Macon. Sound Carried 1,4(10 Miles The volcanic explosion of the is land of Krakatoa, Java, in 1883, was heard 1,400 miles away. Baptist Activities A number of weekly news papers in Georgia are carrying weekly our little stories about the Georgia Baptist Children’s Home. We are grateful indeed to all these papers that are thus kind to us. If our readers ap preciate these little stories, we hope they will let the editors know it. We now have 460 boys and girls from all over Georgia living in the various cottages on our property. The things that happen to them are of interest to many thousands of people in Georgia, An expression of the interest to us and to the news papers will be much appreciated. Morning Worship Service 11:30. Sunday School, 10:15 a. m. Evening Worship 8:00i p. m. Training Union, 7:00 p. m. Mid-week Prayer Service, 8:00 p. m. Rev J. A. Ivey, Pastor. THURS. &FRL, AUG. 29 & 30 Olivia De Haviland, Ray Milland and Sonny Tufts in T he Well Groomed Bride SATURDAY, AUG. 31 Wild Bill Elliott in Colorado Pioneers Also Alton Lane in Gay Blades MON. &TUES.. SEPT. 2 & 3 Maureen O’Hara, Dick Haymes in Do You Love Me WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 Cuban Pete Also San Antonio Kid ORDINARY’S CITATIONS GEORGIA. Houston County. W. C. McDowell having ap plied for Letters of Guardian ship on the Estate of Jamie Bell, lunatic; this is to notify all per sons concerned to show cause, if any they can, why his applica tion should not be granted at the Court of Ordinary on the First Mond iv in September, next. This August 5, 1946. John L. Hodges, Ordinary. BEN FRANKLIN WAS A great hand at getting his MONEY'S WORTH HE proved there w -re Owe hJNDAEO CENTS IN - fV-RV AMERICAN “ c V^i LA !CJ JUST RECEIVED NEW RADIOS GILBERT ELECTRIC CO, Phone 175 Perry, Ga. LOST 52 lbs.! WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN” y M MRS. C. D. WELLS. FT. WORTH (. As Pictured Herr •> \ You may lose pounds unci nave n. 1,212a. T\ more slender, graceful fipure No cKcrclee. No drugs. No laxatlvca. y Eat meet, potatoes, grave butter. The experience ol M rs. Wells may mffi. * pj mav not bo different loan vourr hut why not erv the A VOS Vitamin tL.nl- PI mi 1 o->V. :-.t tin-; lr clinical terts conducted by H J ••rdicai debtors more than ICP U 4 IH<r«on* l«. to pounds i avcra;o in few weeks with »hr SYDo Vitamin Gandy y . \ Reducing i 'cn \y \ 1 With thir Avds Plan v o u don’t cut \ oat an«' meals starches, *xHatoct». t \ ' meats or baiter vou ciranlv cur then. Iu \ \ uov/n. It’s p nvilc and easier when ' , j 'ou enjov delcloiv* (vitamin forli- J% v * fieil) AYDS beloitf each meal. .\h»o- ‘ lutelv nanuKsr. 30 davs nupplv r! Avds only $2.25. If not delighted *l»h result* MONEY BACK on the very brut Ivu. Phone i9»<LG CO. (Tear out this ad as a reminder) ! CLASSIFIED ADS ;| FOR SALE: Shetland pony, ’ buggy & set of harness. Bargain. - Call 268 or 210, Perry. Ga. , [l ; j| WANTED: White waitress | . wanted at Moss Oaks. Call Mrs. j . Dunbar, Phone 2804. Perry, Ga. 5 -■ i 5 1 FOR SALE; 8 Room House, 1 good location and outbuildings, 1 i 55,000.00. J. P. Etheridge, L J WANTED: Several small . farms. List what you have for ' sale with Williams Insurance Agency, Phone 1440, Warner Robins, Ga. Plumbing and Electrical Ser vice—24 hours service within 25 1 mile radius of Perry. We special ize in hou-e wiring and repair of all electrical appliances. Phone 174, Perry, Ga. Clark and Shorty Pennington. ATHLETES FOOT ITCH NOT HARD TO KILL IN ONE HOUR If not pleased, your 35c back at any drug store. TE-OL, a STRONG fungicide. contains 90% alcohol. IT PENETRATES. Reaches MORE germs to kill the itch. HOUSTON DRUG CO. Sager All Metal WEATHERSTRIP Prompt Application Write or Phone for Estimates. GEORGIA ROOFING & SUPPLY CO. 3C3 Oglethorpe St, . Macon. Ga. Phone 3121 T>ullerX if.tr «fi/wiT j E. & S. 5c and 10c Store Perry, Ga. * .In embfybfaeamj C t (i-e/wfAi/Aitle! , Nearly a hundred years ago the wild cry against the financial chaos that may result rang through America. Thousands of from tho death of a breadwinner. Their vision men thrilled to the call of easy riches, and took has given real financial security to hundreds of the hard road to the golden West... A few thousands of families. U succeeded, but most did not. Their idea of the value of wealth was very , I Not long before, a new company was started different from that of prospectors for gold, in careful, business-like Hartford, by men who They saw wealth, mutually saved and wisely 1 were not gamblers. That company was, in the invested over the years, as a means of carrvina hundred years now past, to pay to its policy- , on the family life of the unfortunate in cur holders and their beneficiaries nearly half as nation, and of supplying income for men’s sun-, , much money as the value of all the gold taken set years of life, out of California. In 1946, The Connecticut Mutual, with The dozen thoughtful men with the vision to 300,000 members, celebrates its Centennial, found a company which would pay members This institution, born of free enterprise and and beneficiaries, in its first century, a sum the vision of business men, goes into its second approaching a billion dollars, were seeking no century with the sure knowledge that coopera great riches for themselves or the company s tion among free men for security and protec members. They sought to furnish protection tion is a cornerstone of successful democracy ! /fdt S7ie Connecticut Mutual i 1846 II I I >946' _ T % oil jrlOOlfcLlFE INSURANCE COMPANY • HARTFORD • WENDELL K. WHIPPLE 11 FIELD SUPERVISOR HOME JOURNAL Perry, Ga. Aug. 29, 1946 Ration Round-Up Sugar Stamp No. 49, good for i 5 pounds, expires August 31. Spare Stamp No. 9, good for 5 pounds of sugar for canning, ex pires October 31, 1946. Spare Stamp No. 10, good for 5 lbs. of sugar for canning. Discovered Coal The discovery that coal could be used to produce high temperatures was first made by the Chinese in the sixth century. School Days Are Here! Outfit Your Children for Opening of School Sept. 2 GIRLS and BOYS DRESSES OXFORDS SLACK SUITS boys Pants and Shirts Jackets and Sweaters Edwards--Harper Co. Phone 50 Perry, Ga. DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitten gave a dinner party Sunday i n honor of their son, James Whitt en, on his birthday. Guests in cluded Misses Merrilynn and Vir ginia Price of Atlanta, cousins of James Whitten, Miss Meredythe Hunnicutt and James McKinley Elephant Leather Elephant leather is so heavy that a hide takes three years to tan. But cattle hide can be tanned in a few weeks with modern methods.