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HOME JOURNAL. Perry. Ga.. Oct. 10. 1946
IhFPerry-Scope T &
Scoop the Snoop
Sr-<op just simply has no heart.
We (T«ml immense pleasure and
rxtrcme enjoyment in sticking
»ur .soses into everybody’s affairs
anti. <*ven worse, affiliating our
n.»s • directly with our loud
mouths.
We have realy tried hard but
we can’t seem to ignore Homer’s
daily remarks about how well he
fck»*l bis new home and his at
IraiMUve neighbors.
h ■ ower, he will find a rival
neu »r in John Blue. Perhaps
we hive here an example of the
r n tuai triangle
Wtat is it that Cupid’s arrows
racr wounded in 4th period study
ha! , ih, Vadie?
VVn > we see the Bledsoe’s
b'u* Plymouth coming we won
der w iiether Lewis or Billy is
driv/vy. since they both get
anvi id a lots these days.
An el le. you certainly take
pain to avoid a certain one of
your admirers. He’s so nice, we
just can’t understand why you
ahun him.
Evr -rydody knows whose Chev
rolet rites out to the Ogletrees
every Friday and Sunday night.
Z* tie se.’ms to enj iy bis Satur-
Ja y ray,ht dates very much.
Mary and Dan’s affair just
keeps in going on smoothly.
More power to them.
GET READY FOR FALL
Stove Pipe, Window Glass
and Putty
Enamelware for your kitchen
LAWN BRUME RAKES
Houston Hardware Co.
“If It’s Hardware, We Have It"’
Phone 267 Perry, Ga.
HEATERS HEATERS HEATERS
COAL and WOOD
1
Good Used Army Heaters of All Kinds
to Suit Every Need.
We also have Commodes, Lavatories, Flush Valves
and other Plumbing Supplies available immediately.
Large supply of Used Office and Household Furniture in excel
lent condition. See the Double-Decker BE&S.
FOLDING CHAIRS, Wood and Steel
All Wool Army SWEATERS and Army BLANKETS
We have available almost anything you need.
\
Come by and see for yourself.
Watson & Hardy Service Co.
In new building next to Alton Hardy Woco-Pep Station
| Phone 185 Perry, Ga.
Future Homemakers
To Initiate Group
The Future Homemakers o f
f America held a meeting today to
’ complete plans for the initiation
of their new members. The ini
-1 tiation will begin Monday, All
the new members were required
to: (1) Wear dresses wrong side
1 out; (2) Wear high heel shoes
with socks; (2) Label their back
conspicuously with their boy
friend’s name; (4) Weara large,
unmatched bow ribbon in their
1 hair; (5) Wear make-np on one
and only one side of their face.
> WANT *
WORK FOR YQy^it)
Barbara, why do you trip over
any obstacle every time you see
J. L?
Can it be denied that Edwin is
definitely “beginning to see the
light?”
Yet some people elude Scoop
and worry us to destruction.
For example, we wasted some
of the best years of our life vain
ly waiting for Margaret Smith to
fall in love. But he hasn’t given
up hope!
Miss Jones, the state librarian,
talked to the faculty Wednesday
afternoon on the subject of au
dio-visual education. Her talk
was illustrated by a film which
demonstrated the correct usage of
motion pictures in the classroom.
After the address, the faculty
discussed plans for the use of i
: the school movie projector.
The basketball team will wear
white jerseys this year, with'
maroon numbers. They will con
tinue to wear the maroon trunks
and jackets they wore last year.
On the literary-athletic score-;
i board, the BulldogsfSociety No. |
1) still -maintain a substantial
lead.
! In the opening month of this
1 year, attendance records reached
a new high. For September, at
tendance in the high school was
97.6tv in the elementary grades,
i 65.4%. and in the primary
grades, 94.1 %,
1
The advertising campaign for
i Perry High School’s annual is
I under way. Members of the
staff, with their faculty advisors, ,
met favorable response when j
they made their first calls upon i
the citizens of Perry.
I
j Miss Mary Lee Greene return
led to her position as teacher of
: the second grade Monday.
The library has recieved new
chairs and will donate the pre
sent ones to the Scouts, after the
10th grade agriculture class com
pletes repairs on them.
Mrs. J. 0. Coleman has been
unable t o teach her regular
classes Thursday and Friday be
cause of illness. Her daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Smith, has taught
in her place.
Save Time
Many precious moments may be
j saved during the breakfast rush if
dry ingredients for muffins or pan
| cakes are mixed the night before.
Group From Perry
Attends the Fair
Jimmie Connell, vyinner of the
Houston County Spelling con
| test held here October 4, entered
the state contest at the South
eastern World’s Fair in Atlanta
Friday, He was eliminated.
Billy Clark, Allen Tabor. Mr.
John Etheredge, Mr. T. J. Gra
ham, and Miss Willie Etheredge
also went to the fair. Billy
Clark and Allen Tabor were
there in order to observe the
livestock.
I .
Methodist Activities
Sunday morning worship ser
vices will be held at the Perry
1 school auditorium. The Sunday
j evening service will be held at
the Perry Presbyterian Church.
Church Services, 11:30 a. m.
; and 7:30 p. m.
Church School-10:15 a. m.
ioung People’s Service, 5:30
.p m.
Kev. J. B. Smith, Pastor, j
You Wouldn’t
It'a easy to spend mon
ey when you have it on
your person, but you
wouldn’t write a check
with your eyes blind
folded.
Every check you write is
spent cautiously. It
gives you a record and a
receipt. Open a Check
ing Account at this bank.
PERRY LOAN 8 SAVINGS BANK
STOP MOTH DAMAGE
Guaranteed Moth Control Is Here!
BERLOU Does It
This remarkable product has now been distributed to
over 5,000 dry cleaners, warehouses, upholsterers, etc.
throughout the country. The manufacturer guaran
antees in writing that it will stop moth damage FOR
10 YEARS, or they will repair any article damaged I
in that time.
• BERLOU-1
I MOTHPROOFING protects I MOTHPROOFING
1 me lor onh
done by us
GUARANTEED
H for ten years
It is the most economical and safe way to mothproof your clothes.
A man’s or ladies’ suit or dress will be mothproofed for only $l.OO
for 10 years an average cost of just 10c a year.
PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
Perry Dry Cleaners
Phone 8 Phone 1243 ,
Perry, Ga. Warner Robins, Ga.
GULF
Washing and Greasing
TIRES - TUBES - GAS - OIL
Phone 212 Perry, Ga.
Reasonably Priced Service
It costs no more to have the satis
faction of a beautiful service at
Memorial Chapel.
Prices vary according to the mer
l chandise selected. The same per
sonal attention to all arrangements
is available to every famil}' at
No Extra Cost.
Funeral Directors
Everett Sammons A. R. :
RUSSELL TOMLINSON, Resident Manager
Phone 110 Perry, Ga.
