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HOME JOURNAL Perry, Ga., Nov. 7~ 1946
Bicycle Repairs Watch Repairing
I have a full line of
parts to handle all H. B. ROSSIER
kinds of repairs,
and tires and tubes. Second Floor
W. G. Ethridge anderson bldg.
Barfield’s Grocery
Perry, Ga, Perry, Q a
air express oysters
Oysters taken from government inspected
beds and shelled under government-ap
proved conditions will be flown into Perry
from the Coast and will be on sale in our
Market the day after they are shelled.
Try them today.
CITY MARKET
EUGENE LASHLEY, SR., and \V. C. STRONG
Phone 20 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
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\ JeSt WED., THURS.,
OVER 200 FAMOUS
JteaS PRODUCTS
■ON SALE AT - •
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PRICE OF | | '
I rexali Mi dl Antiseptic Scluticn
antiseptic that kills germs on contact j
{ v/hcn used Tull strength! 59c
S Pint Size You save 58c 2 * cr O yJ'
Gardenia BEAUTY Prcdutls ~ ~
t face Powders • Gleaming Cream -, A
< Cold Cream • finishing Cri*v.m L
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CHRISTMAS CARCS!
rexall Greeting Card Assortment K jCjsjsjL^ • “>&, 1
j Gay) 18 cards lithographed in 4 colors)... v - Jaiw' 7
i 12 designs. Send 36 cards this year for just j
a penny more than 18) _ , A M /
50c Value 2 51 C A
Delray Greeting Card Assortment y
21 Christmas folders ir> each assortment...
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Rexall Puretest ASPIRIN T§S|3'. j
What savings) 100 more aspirins for o penny 1
more than the price of 1 bottle) C A- [|
49c Size 2 for 3U V
i LAST CHANCE
\ To Buy At y
Rexall Original K Sale Savings FOR A YEAtC^
, Let's listen and Laugh with pt)
W£if Jfrnmy DURANTE and Garry MOORE .
%\Zj/ CBS COAST-tO.COAST EVERY fRIDAY NIOHTI \y
KICKLIGHTER’S
rr, Perry, Ca.
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| PERSONAL MENTION
E. K. Braselton attended the
meeting of the South Atlantic
Drug Wholesalers Club in .Atlan
ta from Sunday through Tues
day. The club is composed of
drug wholesalers in Virginia,
North and South Carolina, Geor
gia and Florida.
Miss Jerry Cater, a student at
G.S.C.W., spent the weekend,
here with her parents, Mr. and!
Mrs. Tom Cater.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Harrison
and Malpas Harrison of Kath
leen visited Mrs. Betty Woodard
Sunday.
Mrs. F, M. Gaines of Dothan,
Ala,, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Mayo Davis, and family.
Mrs. George Avent.the farmer
Miss Meriamme Rhodes of Perry,
is teaching in the Bibb county
schools, while her husband teach
es at Wesleyan College. Mrs.
Avent is the daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. G. W. Rhodes, former resi
i dents of Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mauldin
of Dothan, Ala., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Mayo
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Hill
and daughters, Claudia and
Martha Jo, spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. An
drew. They came here for the
Riley-Hunt wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Roberts
visited Mr. Roberts’ sister, Mrs.
W. H. Winters at Bradley last
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Short of Atlan
ta spent the weekend here with
her mother, Mrs. J. H. Short.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masr.ce had
as their guests Monday night, his I
mother, Mrs. John Massee, of
Calhoun, and his brother, J. C. j
Massee, and grandson, Jerry I
Don, of Dalton.
Judge and Mrs. Phil Anderson
and daughter, Phyllis, spent the'
weekend in Athens as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gilbert and
attended the Georgia-Alabama
igame.
} Miss Betty Gooden of Atlanta
i spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Gooden,
j coming to attend the weddine of
’ Miss Mary Anne Riley and Wil
| Ham Hunt,
! Mr. andJMrs. W. H. Barrett
j spent several days last week
i with Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Boler
jand Mrs. W. N. Boler.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. White of
near Byron were the guests of
| Mrs. W. N. Boler Saturday,
j Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mosteller of
Atlanta spent the weekend here
: with his father, B. F. Mosteller
and family.
Mrs. E. C. Leverette of War
jner Robins spent Tuesday with
Miss Kate Wellons, Tom Wellons
and Mrs. Annie Wallace here.
Mrs. E. N. Byrd underwent an
operation at the Mercy Hospital
in Macon last week.
Mrs. Jack Miller is leaching
the fifth grade for Miss Dorothy
Avera who is taking a two weeks
leave of absence,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Evans
and Mrs. Byron Warren spent
Tuesday in Atlanta,
j Lt Col. and Mrs. Henry Winn, i
Manchester, spent Sunday with
1 Mrs. Mamie Winn. Mrs Aubrey
Anderson accompainied Lt Col
and Mrs. Winn home for a visit.
Mrs, Felton Norwood spent
the weekend in Augusta with
relatives.
Sam Norwood, Jr., a student
at Emory University spent the
weekend here with his parents.
Whether at home or away we
all like to “show off” our
families, sweethearts, or
other loved ones. The best
and most popul; r way to do
this is through tie use of
snapshots and you can bn
justly proud of your alburn
when the developing is done
1 by us.
Special Attention Given To
Mail Orders.
We also carry a complete
line of photography supplies.
COKE’S
7 I I Cherry Street
MACON, GA.
MISS AVERA HONORED
Mrs. J. A. Ivey and Mrs. J. L.
Beavers will honor Miss Dorothy
Avera, bride-elect of William
Hudson of Fort Valley, with a
| buffet supper following the re
hearsal of their wedding Satur
| day evening. About 20 friends
'of the couple have been invited.
Thursday night the Young
People’s Department of the Per
j ry Baptist church will honor Miss
' Avera with a miscellaneous
i shower at the Wiederspahn
home.
j The wedding will be soUmaiz
jed at the Perry Baptist Church
Sunday.
Centerville News
Mrs. Nora Ray and Miss Em
jma Mathews of Macon visited
I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mathews.
Mrs. J. T. Stafford is visitinp
; her daughter Mrs. Olin Mcod\
and Mr. Moody.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Scar
borough visited their son, Mar
shall Scarborough in Columbus
recently.
j Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rape and
baby son, Billie, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Rape.
| Mrs. Rape and Billie returned
from a visit to Miami by plane
; recently.
Those attending the Georgia
| Alabama football game Saturday
I were: Gordon Scarborough, Ira
j Garvin, W. H. Rape, Julian and
I Alton Tucker.
Atomic Energy
Atomic energy is not likely to pow
er locomotives on American rail
roads in the near future, because of I
the necessity for providing large and
heavy shields around the source of
energy. Maintenance work on such
equipment might have to be de
ferred as long as 30 to 50 years,
because of the radioactivity of the
atomic energy material.
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Houston Drug Co. gpjjj
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| 98* COLD CREAM ,37c | §9® |*|
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tsaiced Potatoes
Potatoes fresh from the oven con
tain a full quota of vitamin C which
\ is Important to the health of teeth
I .nd gums. Recently research work
| ers found that baked potatoes lose
1 . one-thk-d of their vitamin C content
• j if allowed to stand a half hour,
I and one-half of their vitamin C con
; tent If allowed to stand an hour.
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
1 changling whom the fairies had
substituted for the original infant.
PECAN PRICES ARE HIGH
Some shellers say trade won’t take them
as high as they are. Small dealers, like
myself, think Good Schley, Stuart and bet
ter grades will bring good price all season.
Anyway, I want yours. If you can’t bring
them in, phone and I will send for them.
COOPER JONES
RED ASH COAL
EGG - LUMP - STOKER
Immediate Delivery
1 WILLIAMS COAL CO.
Phone 1440 Warner Robins, Ga.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Don Driggers celebrated his
fourth birthday with a party
Saturday afternoon at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.C.M.
Driggers, Seventeen of Don’s
friends were invited. Games were
played and Kay Richards won the
prize for dropping the most
in a milkbottle. Ice
cream, cake, cookies and cindy
were served and horns were
given as favors
Cured Hickory
A cord of well-cured hickory or
other hardwood is almost equal in
heating value to a ton of coal.
