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*" HOME JOURNAL Perry, Ga., Sept. 26. 1946
HARRISON-MANER
Mr and Mrs. Luther McCor
i, Harrison of Perry announce
'"u 10 .nca-ement of their only
fiontine, to Roy Curtis
« ner Jr., of Macon and Ferry.
He wedding to take place De
cember, J 5 “t the Henderson
Methodist Church. ,
' The bride elect’s mother is the
former Rosalie Hunter daughter
t iucar A. Hunter and the late
Mr. Hunter of Tallahassee, Fla.
Her paternal grandparents were
the late Mr. a n d Mrs. John
Chester Harrison of Grovania.
Miss Harrison is a graduate of
Pern High School and attended
Andrew College where she re
ceived a diploma in secretarial
science. She is now employed
w .th the AAA office in Perry.
Hr Manier sthe only son of
Vr and Mrs. Roy Curtis Maner,!
c.. ’ 0 f Macon. He is the broth
er of Mrs. Hugh Wright of Den
ver Colo. His mother is the
former Norma Allene Webb,
daughter of Mr. W.T. Webb and
thp late Charlotte Clifton Webb
of Atlanta. His father’s par
ents are the late Mr. R. W. Ma
nor and Lula Maner of Smyrna.
The groom-elect was graduat
ed from Lanier High School,
where he was active in the R. 0.
X. C-, having served as captain
in his Senior year. He served 37
months in the U. S. Army as a
Reconnaissance Platoon Sgt.
with Merrills Marauders in Bur
ma. He is now employed with
the Georgia Power Company at
Perry,
Insects Destructive
In the United States alone insects
destroy about one-tenth of the an
nual food and fiber crops, causing
an estimated loss of two billion dol
lars. ___
“A Man’s Castle”
This bank is prepared to
make loans to home own
ers on the most liberal
terms and conditions.
Come in and talk it ove**
We will be pleased to ad
vise you on the necessary
steps to take for financial
assistance which means
better housing and better
living.
PERRY LOAN S SAVINGS BANK
APPRECIATION
May our service continue to merit
YOUR PATRONAGE
MEET ME AT
KICKLIGHTER’S
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Phone 2 Perry, Ga.
TRICYCLES
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CHROME BINDING
in 12-foot strips
Come in to see our bridge sets with table
and four chairs, Hollywood beds and In
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Cedar Chests, Pressure Cookers and other
modern household furnishings.
Central Georgia Furniture Co.
C. M. DRIGGERS, Mgr.
Phone 242 Perry. Ga. ,
JARRELL-HICKS
Fort Valiey—Mr. and Mrs. T.
D. Jarrell announce the engage-'
ment of their daughter, Miss
Grace Jarrell, to Lewis Edwin i
Hicks of Perry, the marriage to
take place sometime in Novem
ber.
Miss Jarrell is the youngest
daughter, her sisters being Mi's.
J- H. Windham of Atlanta, Mrs.
W. H. Andrews of Jacksonville,
Her brothers are W. W., J. 1).
of Fort Valley; Pfc. Raiford
Jarrell, U. S. Army stationed in
Kentucky; James Jarrell - U.S.
Navy stationed in Hawaii. Her
mother is the former Miss Eve
lyn Gaultney daughter of Rev.
M. T. Gaultney and the late Mrs.
M. T. Gaultney. Her paternal
grandparents are the late Mr.
; and Mrs. J. D. Jarrell.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Butler High School. Since,
graduation she has held positions;
in Atlanta and terry, at present!
she is employed by Lee M. Paul
Insuranse Agency of Perry.
Mr Hicks is the son of Mr. 1
and Mrs. G. W. Hicks. His:
mother is the former Miss Elba
Lou Ogletree daughter of Mr. C.
I. Ogletree and late Mrs. C. I.
Ogletree of Perry. His paternal
grandparents are the late Mr.
J. T. Hicks and Mrs. W. S.
Hicks. His brothers are Rev.
Robert Hicks of Lend, Washing
ton, Carlton, G. W' Jr , and
Charles Hicks, all of Perry.
The bridegroom elect attended
Perry High School, and served
four years in the U. S. Army.
He is now connected with his
father in farming interests.
After a short wedding trip to
points of interest to Florida, the
couple will make their home in
i Perry.
I AUXILIARY MEETS
A money raising campain oc
cupied the attention of the
American Legion Auxiliary at
the September meeting at the.
Legion Home. R. S. McCon-J
ville, represetative of a publish-1
ing house, spoke to the 58 wo
men in attendance.
Hostesses at the luncheon were
Mesdames J. Y. Greene, J. J. 1
Rooney, C. 0. Grimes, S. W. 1
Hardison, W. EM its nil , J. S.
Childs, A. M. Kicklighter, E. W.
Marshall, P’rank King and D. M.
IRyle.
BOOK CLUB MEETS
The Wednesday Afternoon'
Book Club held its first meeting
of the new club year at the home
of Mrs. L. M. Paul, with Mrs. C.
1 H. Tucker and Miss Louise Rain
j ed as co-hostesses.
The program was directed by
| Mrs. G. E. Jordan. Mrs. C. B.
Andrew reviewed the book,
! Peace of Mind, by Joshua Loth
i Liebman. Miss Margery Short,
j formerly a lieutenant in the Med
! ical Department of tne U. S.
Army, spoke on her work as a'
{ physio-therapist in the European
jtheatre.
!PERSONAL MENTION^
1 j
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wedding-1
ton of Hawkinsville announce!
j the birth of a daughter to be:
named Alice, on Sept. 21 at the!
j Hawkinsville Hospital.
Mrs. Lucy Hill of Reynolds is
visiting her sisters, Misses Gus
sie and Fannie King.
Marvin Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Taylor of Clinchfield,
who served in the U. S. Navy
for three years, has enrolled at
the University of Georgia.
Mrs. J. W. Story and Mrs. G.
L. Slocum!) motored to Baxley
last week to spend a few days
with Mrs. H. J. Lawrence.
Miss Gussie King is a patient
at the Mercy Hospital in Macon, j
She was admitted there Sunday. |
Mrs. H. L. Walton and son,
Jimmie, of Jacksonville, Fla , I
visited her parents. Mr. and i
Mrs. A. B. Irby, Jr., here last
jWeek. Mr. Walton and his I
'brother, Harry Walton camel
I here for the weekend and all the!
,visitors returned home Sunday,
j Miss Margery Short of Perry
'left Thursday for Scarritt Train
ling School, Nashville, Tenn.,
j where she will major in Reli
gious Education.
Mr. und Mrs. M. M. Lowry of
Hickory, N. C., and Rob Bald
win, Jr., of Marshallville were
visitors in Perry last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Coleman
have moved into the house with
their daughter, Mrs. Stanley
Smith, and Mr. Smith. The
Colemans sold their house to Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Gray, who then
exchanged the Coleman house
for the home owned by Mr. and
Homer Chapman. Th e Chap
mans will take the Coleman
home and the Grays will take
Chapman home.
Major Lewis Whitehead of Vi
enna visited Mr, and Mrs. H. E.
Evans here last weekend.
lU.. 1 Rfi .. iir r ta • .
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Driggers
and children of Georgetown, S.
C., visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Driggers en route from Louisian-
I na to their home last weekend.
Miss Mary Helen Kelley spent
last week with her sister, Mrs.
1 Sam Spencer.
Mrs. Janette Blackwell attend
ied the Miller-Crawley wedding
‘which was solemnized at the
jFirst Baptist Church in Macon
1 Saturday evening.
Mrs. S. P. Houser of Perry is
visiting her daughter, Miss Jean
Houser, at Columbia, S. C.
J. A. Ivey to Head
1947 Kiwanh Club
' The Rev. James A. Ivey was
I elected president of the Perry
iKiwanis Club for 1947, succeed
; ing W. E. Beckham, at Tuesday’s
! meeting of the club.
Charles P. Gray was elected
vice president, succeeding Mr.
Ivey, and F. M. Greene, Jr., was
i elected secretary-treasurer, suc
ceeding Tommie S. Hunt.
Directors named to two-year
terms were Marion Brown, J. M.
Tolleson, Jr., and Cooper Ethe- j
ridge. 0
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LIKE AN HONEST MAN
IF YOU HAD ANOTHER
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DIDNT have that
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GILBERT ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 175 Perry, Ga.
i MISSION SPEAKERS
! AT BAPTIST CHURCH
I
A Mission School will b >g n at
j the Perry Baptist Church Sun
day night, Sept. 29, and continue
i through Friday. Oct. 4.
Speakers include Dr. George
C. Gibson, representative of the
Georgia Baptist Hospital. Sun
day; Mrs. W. W. Enet, mission
ary to Brazil, Monday night;
Mrs. R. Elton Jonson, South
America, Tuesday night; Miss
Sarah Frances Diaz, missionary
to Spanish speaking people in
Florida; Wednesday night; Rev.
Dewey Mann, rural worker,Jack
sonville, Thursday night, an d
Miss Mary Crawford, China, Fri
day flight. Mrs. W. B. Evans
will teach mission classes during
j the series
W. M. S. OBEKVES
SEASON OF PRAYER
The Mrs. W. J. Neel Season
I of Prayer and Offering for State
Missions was held by the Baptist
W. M. S. Monday afternoon.
Those taking part in the program
were Mrs. W. B. Roberts, presi
dent, Mrs. E. W. Traylor, Mrs.
G. S. Riley, Mrs. J. A. Bedding
field, Mrs W. E. Beckham, Mrs.
Emit Akin and Mrs. Annie Wat
son.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Mission Study Class of the
Methodist W.S.C.S. will begin at
the meeting Monday, Sept. 30,at
3:30 p.m. at the church. India
will be the subject.
HOWARD-GRIFFIN
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Griffin of
Perry, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Mildred, to Leon
Howard, Jr., ot Fort Valley, the
wedding having taken place on
September 1.
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Methodists Change
Sunday's Schedule
[ Repairs to the main auditorium
’ of the Perry Methodist Church
J (make several changes in Sun
, day’s program necessary, the
; Rev. J. B. Smith, pastor an
nounced.
The Sunday School will be held
: as usual. The morning worship
i service will be held at the Perry,
1 High School auditorium. The
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WILLIAMS COAL CO.
Phone 1410 Warner Robins, Ga.
SOIL CONSERVATION IS
Important to Every Man, Woman
and Child in America.
WHEN NOT CONTROLLED,
WATER CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE
TERRACING CONTROLS
SOIL EROSION
WE ARE EQUIPPED TO CONSTRUCT
YOUR TERRACES
Rite-Way Farm Contractors
P. 0. Box 15 Perry, Ga.
j evening worship service will be
(combined witn tne Baptist ser
■ vices.
| A special service in the in
-11 (crest of the older people of the
1 Methodist church, planned for
’ this Sunday, will be postponed
ana a new date set later.
j C. N. Watson of Marietta was
I the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Ryle and Mrs. Annie Watson
! last week.
