Houston home journal. (Perry, Houston County, Ga.) 1924-1994, October 17, 1946, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHOME JOURNAL. Perry, Ga.. Oct. 17. 1946 Houston Jimue fmintal 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.. a< Mail Matter of C Second Class. SHOWER GIVEN Miss Montine Harrison, who is to be married in December to Buddy Manor, was honored at a shower by Mrs, C. H, Whit worth on Saturday. Thirty guests were invited to this lovely affair. A Hallowe’en scheme dominated the deco rations, Scottish Superstition Scottish babies were once care fully guarded until after their chris tenings, in the belief that fairies •would attempt to steal them from their cradles. Any specially peevish or weakly baby was regarded as a changling whom the fairies had substituted for the original infant. Productive Rains Each inch of July rainfall in the corn belt is worth millions of dollars, increasing the crop by eight bushels an acre. In the wheat states, May-June rains have much the same effect. GULF cn. | |Jj| I Washing and Greasing TIRES - TUBES - GAS - OIL Phone 212 Perry, Ga. GET READY FOR FALL Stove Pipe, Window Glass and Putty Enamelware for your kitchen LAWN BRUME RAKES Houston Hardware Co. “I," It’s , i ciraw..re. We Have It’’ Phone 257 Ferry, Ga. TIME J 0 PLANT Winter Cover Crops and Grain We have Lupine, Winter Peas, Vetch, Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley Clover, and all Inoculation for each. We also have 20 per cent Super Phosphate, Fertilizer or all kinds and Distribu tors for putting them out. SACID SOIL PLANTS MS ADV I AMCK S FOR LSI' ON A2AIXAS A CAMEL, lAM BECOMING THE LEADING IIANIIOOD •-'Si: ON MACNOUAS lIOLLILS. GARDENIAS. HI IOOOOENDRONS. KAI MIA TEA OUVXS. BLUKOCKRIES. ETC. VOLT HEALER U 11051 NAME APPEARS (IEI OIV tun AL BOOKLET - AZALEAS A CAMELLIAS* MS Geo. C. Nunn Son Phone 31 Perry, Ga. 'THE BIBLE AND SABP-aTH OBSERAANCE A basic commandment: Exo- 1 dus 20:8 R-memberthe sabbath day to keep it hoW. A rich promise, Isaian 58:13,14. If thou turn away thy foot from the sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; and call the sabbath a delight, the : holy of the Lord, honorable; and | shalt honor Him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own i pleasure, nor speaking thine own words: Then shalt thou delight thyself in the Lord, And I will ! cause thee to ride upon the high I places of the earth, and feed 1 j thee with the inheritance of Ja i cob thy father; for the mouth of ■the Lord hath spoken it. Contributed by Mrs. George C. Nunn. China Leads Tung Oil Output China is the chief source of tung oil, which is extracted from tung nuts. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE: lam the sales man for Starke Bros. Nursery Products. Fruit trees and all kinds of shrubbery. My com pany is 130 years old. Write J. M. Lashley, Rt, 2, Bonaire, Ga. FOR SALE: Coal and Wood. Local and long distance hauling. A. E. Thompson. FOR SALE: 5 room House in Cater Sub-Division. Easy Terms. See C. H. Goode. WANTED TO BUY: 20 to 40 acres of good and level cultivated farm land, around or near Perry, George W. Strickland. Rt. 1, ' Perry, Ga. FOR RENT; 3-room furnish ed apartment. Mrs. A. Brad dock. Swift St., Phone 83, Per j ry, Ga. WANTED: Nurses Aides in 'Children’s hospital. Must be j high school graduates. Write or call Scottish Rite Hospital, 321 j Hill St., Decatur, Ga. FOR SALE: Oil circulating heater,s22.so. Harry Griggs, i Perry, Ga. FOR RENT; My home on Ball street. See G. W. Lee. FOP SALE: Cortez coal burning circulating heater. First class condition, Sgt. C. D. Lev erette, Phone 240-L-l, Perry,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: House and lot in Andrew Heights. Immediate pos session. Reasonable terms. See 1 H. A. Aultman, attorney, or call 231. Perry, Ga. FOR SALE: Motor Scooter, as good as new, $225. Emmit Akin, Perry, Ga. WANTED: Several small | farms. List what you have for jsale with Williams Insurance Agency, Phone 1440, Warner j Robins. Ga. Sager All Metal WEATHERSTRIP Prompt Application Write or Phone for Estimates. GEORGIA ROOFING & SUPPLY CO. 306 Oglethorpe St. Macon. Ga. Phone 3121 mi i wM. « \ -St j i ?' ; | ELECTRICITY THE TIME SAVER No more drudgery for the Housewife with an Electric Range and Elec trical Appliances. MCLENDON AUTO COMPANY Phone 271 Perry. Ga. ttaygMßMMMiihaMiMMiMii mu mm — m— ——wm——m——,i.i w ww» (OH / MARTY lAM AFRAID/Mon'r be afraid baby-) ~Z C?’: c tucoc/V“ v _—— ~ — — —. / Lyou’re safe / —— - I 4 -r£K* _rs_ . HE /' E »7 ll. 01 Q s / union j / Ig-jfr1 g-jfr , GROUP WELCOMES MRS. H. P. CHAPMAN Mrs. H. P. Chapman, who has' moved to her newly-acquired home on Kitchen Street, was j welcomed by a group of her neighbors at a party Saturday , I afternoon. Mrs. Chapman was presented a lovely set of cowls and was wel comed as a new neighbor. The I Chapmans formerly resided on Swift Street. The group giving the party in-' eluded Mrs. A. M. Anderson, Sr., Mrs. Max Moore, Mrs. El mer Wolfe, Mrs. E. W, Traylor, j Mrs. H. E. Evans, Sr. Mrs. J. O. Coleman, Mrs. C. C. Pierce. : Miss Lula Hurst and Miss Mary ! Chapman. THURS. & FRL, OCT. 17 & 18 Roy Rogers and Triggar in My Pal Trigger SATURDAY, OCT. 19 Buster Crabbe in Priarie Rustlers Also Kirby Grant in Spider Woman Strikes Back MON & TUES.. OCT. 21 & 22 A Roy Acuff Riot Night Train to Memphis WEDNESDAY, OCT 23 Marx Brothers & Lois Collier in A Night in Casablanca J Watch Repairing H. B. ROSSIER Second Floor ANDERSON BLDG. Perry, Ga. LAZY MONEY Idle dollars are wasteful. Progressive, soundly man aged banks are always seeking activity for the money in their keeping. Making loans to sound . commercial and agricultu ral enterprizes, this Bank puts into action forces that work for the greater Prosperity of everyone in the community. We invite your loan ap plications. PERRY LOAN & SAVINGS BANK Poultry Feed | One 100-pound bag of 36 to 38 per cent concentrate, and 700 pounds o£ f whole farm grains will feed 10£) hens on full egg production about one month. Darning Tips When darning, use a fine needle and short thread, as long thread pulled back and forth across a tear or hole tends to stretch the darn out of shape. Darn on the right side, but steam press the finished darn on the wrong side, then brush the right side to lift the nap. Burning Money The Southeast suffers a tre-j mendous unnecessary economic! loss each year in searing forest, i fires. In 1945, Georgia anb Al-j bama suffered a loss of an esti mated $1,500*000 from forest fires. The farmers and landowners in Houston would do well to take every precaution in protecting their forest land?. This becomes 1 even more important now in view I of the establishment in Macon of two great wood-using industries. One is the Macon Kraft Corp. and the other the Amstrong Cork Co., both of which will use pine for manufacturing paper and fiberboard, This can be an immense in crease in the annual income of the farmers in the county. Certainly they will take every advantage of the oppor tunity offered by the production 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 Large, well-appointed residence in Perry, suitable for converting into modern funeral home. Wil ling to pay a good price for the right place. Funeral Directors . ! Everett Sammons A. R. King,Sr.! 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ON PERRY HIGHWAY. LOOK FOR HAND SIGN. NOW LOCATED IN STUDIO TRAILER AT CITY LIMITS. FORT VALLEY. GA., RT. 3. of pine. One of the companies has an nounced plans to give nin P . a s* lings to farmers for reC e L S , ee<l ' Every idle spot on your fa™"" 1 ' where no crop can be grown" should be covered in these pineT Jiant Pines to build f o f £ newsprinTup7^7 n VVASHINGTON—OPA Fridav raised manufacturers’ C eilin prices for newsprint $lO a i 8 but refused a decontrol req Ue( J by newspaper publishers Th increase is effective at once Th price now, delivered at -w® dties, is $B4 a ton. A $7 increase was granted only last Aug. 22 Handy Blackboard A small blackboard hung in the kitchen is a good way to keep track of cooking times. It’s also a handv reminder of needed staples and er rands that have to be done.