Houston home journal. (Perry, Houston County, Ga.) 1924-1994, October 10, 1946, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHOME JOURNAL, Perry, Ga.. Oct. 10, 1946 HOUSTON HOWE JOURNAL Published Weekly at Perry, Ga. C. COOPER ETHERIDGE, Editor and Publisher Official Organ of Houston County and City of Perry. Subscription, $2.00 per year. Payable In Advance Subscriptions out of state of Georgia. $2,50 per year, payable in Advance. Subscriptions, anywhere for Six months, $1.25. Entered at the Post Office in ~ Perry, Ga.. as Mail Matter of Cis( Second Class. “i lost 52 Lbs.! f\ WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN" \ MRS.. C. D. WELLS. FT. WORTH \ i As Pictured H#r» . You may lobc pound* and nnvc ft \ more aleiuirr graceful *icurc No W*} y. . xrrdae. No dma* No laxativrn TV V lial meat, potatoes gravy butter. Tire experience of Mr* Well* mav Iy! A nr mav not be different ih.m vour but why not try the A YUS Vitamin A i andv I I n fxx»k rt the « In clinical lest* conducted by M i «*edica doctor* more than lOC ti per/.on* <o*t 14 to IS poi/fidfl j •vert) ;c in a fen week* with *he AY Do VI its In Candy \ Redm inil I ’an With thi* Avd* P'um vou don’t cut out an*- mealn at arched. “KiLiitoe*. \ \ meat* or baiter vou tunplv cur then. / \ <v down It’* a - mole and easier when '*r Vd you enjoy deidous 'vitamin forti & 9 lied) A YDS Ikioic each rneai A)'*** fT lutrlv harmlvts. 30 davr nur-'W cl Ay da only $2 25. V lot delighted vith reault* MONEY BACK on the very hr.t Mv I hone HOUSTON DRUG CO. (Tear out this ad as a reminder) v % Advertisement \ From where I sit... 6/ Joe Marsh Want a Vac::i on from Marriage? Alvin Illahe went south on his va- body (o cook for. She was about to raiicr, for some fishing and left his wire A!, when he barges home n Mjfiaa io or ,oy 3 vacation from the week ahead of time, and she almost «or.icob pipe, do.he ;in a heap, and cries for gratitude. (“Felt the same solo-; on the harmonica. way myself,” says Al.) First few dayr, Martha enjoyed From where I sit, those differ it—house rat and quiet, top back enccs of habit and opinion —y on the lo.;-.i’.pa3te, no morning mess whether they have to do with corn ro:n AI . in’.; midnight snacks (Al s cob pipes, a glass of beer, or play pa; A;.! to a lit of cheese and beer ing the harmonica, seem mighty j at bedtime). trivial when you’re separated. And Come the end of the week, she they arc, too! begin to fidget; couldn't oven rend a-i the Clarion, it looked so unmussed; didn't have any appetite with no- — 0 ' Copyright, 1946, United Stales Ihetvcrs Foundation HARD TO GET Curtain Rods Window Shades Venetian Blinds We have just receive d P uncan Phyfe and Chippendale Sofas, Love Seats, 3-piece Living Room Suites and one solid mahog any Dining Room Suite. Centra) Georgia Furniture Co. 1 C. M. DKIGGtRS, Mgr. I Phone 242 Perrv. Ga. ' TIME 'J 0 PLANT Winter Ccver Crops and Crain We have Lupine, Winh r Peas, Vetch, Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley Clover, and all Inoculation for each. We also have 20 per cent Super Phosphate, herlilizer of a t kli ds and Distribu tors for putting them out. FOR AC,D 501 L PLANTS yt. v t' l'-'\ isr.xov i amois run um on azaixas * camel. ■■■ /O/Z/iVt <? '1 ’ I\ I lIIaUMINC IHt I LADINC. 11 AM FOOD I ■ r, I : rz, A ' <■'! ON MM.NOIIVS. HOLLIES, C. MU'LMAS. Ifct r tLzJ- J HI MDOOLNIIKONS, k\l MIA. iLA OUVCS, atilt Htt A?K VO- '• MIH WIIOS, NAME APPCARS mow W* j -laaP* • ,OK a vi. r.uoi.: i i -azaleas * camuxias* Geo. C. Nunn & Son Phone 21 Ferry, Ca. MRS. HERBERT RICE / HONORED ON VISIT Mrs. Herbert Rice of Mobile,' Ala., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. | George C. Nunn and Mrs. Lula] Driskell. Mrs. Nunn honored, Mrs. Rice with an informal party' for friends of Mrs. Rice on Tues day afternoon. The afternoon | was spent in recalling school days and enjoying old school pictures. As most of the guests were grandmothers, the conver sation later centered on grand children. Siberia Vast Siberia is almost twice as large as continental United States. ~ I CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE: Oil circulating heater,s22.so. Harry Griggs, Perry, Ga. FOR RENT: My home on Ball street. See G. W. Lee. I _________________________ FOR SALE; Cortez coal burning circulating heater. First class condition. Sgt. C. D. Lev erette, Phone 240-L-l, Perry,Ga. FOR SALE: Butterfly and Lemon lilies: also Cream Narcis sus aud Ernporor and Empress Bulbs, None delivered. Mrs. j B, H. Andrew, Sr., Perry, Ga. 1 . FOR RENT: 2-room furnish-1 led apartment. Utilities furnish ed. Gas heat, Phone 187, Per ry, Ga, _ CHRISTMAS CARDS: High quality cards in box assortments to please the most discriminat ing taste. $1 a box without your name or we print your name on >ach card for another $l. Home Journal. ; FOR SALE: Deluxe Warm I Morning Heater. Excellent con idition. F. M. Greene, Jr,, Phone j 105-J, Perry, Ga. FOR KENT: 3 room furnish [ed apt. with private bath. Adults only. Phone 24U-L-2 or see Mrs. [T. L. Warren, Perry, Ga. I OR SALE: House and lot in Andrew Heights. Immediate pos session. Reasonable teims. See H, A. Aultman, attorney, or call 1 231. Perry, Ga. FOR SALE: Motor Scooter, as good as new, $225. Ernmit Akin, Perry, Ga. WANTED: Several small farms. List wh it you have for , sale with Williams Insurancle ' Agency, Phone 1440, Warner Robins, Ga. Sager All Metal WEATHERSTRIP Prompt Application Write or Phone for Estimates. GEORGIA ROOFTNG & SUPPLY CO. 306 Oglethoi pe St. Macon. Ga. Phone 3121 Watch Repairing H. B. ROSSI SR Second Floor ANDEkSON BLDG. Perry, Ga. ORDINARY’S CITATIONS GEORGIA. Houston County, C. K. Watson having applied for Letters of Administration on the estate of Nettie Sales, de ceased: this is therefore to notify all persons concerned to show cause, if any they can, why his I application should not be granted | at the Court of Ordinary on the f i rw t Monday in November, 1946. This October 7, 1946 JOHN L. HODGES, Ordinary. GEORGIA.—Houston County: Mrs. Ruth T. Thompson. Ad ministratrix of the Estate of 11. A. 1 ucker, deceased, having ap plied for Leave to Sell all the lands of said estate; this is to notify all persons concerned to show cause, if any they can. why I her application sho ild not be! granted at the Court of Ordinary | >n the First Monday in Novem- 1 her. next. • I'D" 1 7 10, 6 JOHN L. HODGES, Ordinary, j njTt haf .r "fB J ° aE -^ r awvi(j.(-Ar UNION i hrr' T^ *-U MOTOR CO. ss/) OA ii Baptist Activities Morning Worship Service 11:30. Sunday School, 10:15 a. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Training Union. 6:30 p. m. Mid-week Prayer Service, 8:00 p. m. Rev J. A. Ivey, Pastor. Presbyterian Notice Sunday School, Perry, 10:15 a.m. Church Service,Perry, 11:30a.m. Sunday School, Clinchfield, 3p.m. Church Service.Clinchfield, Bp. m. Rev. J. H- Mulholland. Pastor. THURS. & FRL, OCT. 10 & 11 Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson Alexis Smith and Jane Wyman in One More Tomorrow SATURDAY, OCT. 12 Roy Rogers in Song of Arizona Also Leon Erroll in Riverboat Rhythm MON. &TUES.. OCT. 14 & 15 Evelyn Keys, Larry Parks and Willard Parker in Renegades WEDNESDAY. OCT. 16 Joan Davis & Jack Oakie in She Wrote the Book uimi— tm imt I, . m . «Bfu**!s T ? | for your da rung,, / A/ / / ■ <._. o i 7 pA : ,| : JII |\ i ih£K/} **/ .*£v 4 -. <: ES . j# *;i I if l -SAT’ 1 JJ»eiry 1 » •-. s »TW ... / NfW V • ifs. ! \v , v • i ~ /j BARFIELD FURNITURE CO. \ hone 154 Perry, Ga. Watch and Jewelry Repairs given prompt attention. Our repair departments are now back to normal and all types of Jewelry and engraving can be handled at once.* For re pair work of any type see KERNAGHAN, Inc, RELIABLE GOODS ONLY 411 Cherry St. MACON, GA. Phone 836 COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE You can obtain EVERY service for your car here. Body - Radiator - Baitery- Lubrication - Motor and Chassis - Tires - Glass Replacement - Brake and Electric Service. See Us for ALL your Car Needs. i McLendon auto co. Phone 57 Perry, Ga.