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HOME JOURNAL Perry, Ga.. Nov. 14, 1946
The Perry-Scope T & ff£ kl lch.T
Panthers Defeat
Byron, 22 to 19
In the closest ball game of the
Mc/>n. Pi>rrv hailed Byron a
22-19 defeat in Byron Friday
oi#nt.
The Panthers trailed through
out most of the first two quart
ers, the halftime score standing
ing at 9to 8 in favor of Byron.
In the third period, three goals
in quirk succession made by Ed
win Thompson gave the Pan
thers a 3 point lead which kept
them out in front for the re
mainder of the game. In the
last two minutes of play, this
lead was cut to one point, when
Hilly Bledsoe, on a freeze play,
gave Thompson the ball for a
crip shot which decided the ball
game.
In the scoring column, Edwin
Thompson and Clark, from By
ron, tie f©' first place with 10
points each.
The lineup:
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Cook Stoves - Syrup Cans
Window glass cut to fit, brass andirons
and firescreens.
EGG BEATERS
High speed stainless steel
Houston Hardware Co.
“If It’s Hardware, We Have It
Phone 267 Perry, Ga.
OIL CIRCULATING
HEATERS
New shipment of pictures, all-wool blankets,
hurricane lamps and felt base rug cushions
in several sizes.
CEDAR CHESTS
Lane Chests, Hope Chests & Red Cedar Chests
BEDROOM SUITES
Beautiful four and five piece suites
Central Georgia Furniture Co.
C. M. DRIGGERS, Mgr.
Phone 242 Perry, Ga.
GOODYEAR
TIMES
Gear your going to the safety and jj D\\
noa-ckid protection of Goodyear tires A (/( j .
. . . built in two tread designs to meet ,T V
famous All-Weather diamond ,1 /A (
tread, and the saw-tooth De- A V9KI j®
may have your size in stock
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McLendon auto co.
Phone 57 Perry, Ga.
PERRY
Player F.G. F.T. F. T.P,
Cooper 2 034
Whipple 1 0 4 2
Watts 2 0 14
; Thompson 501 10
| j Bledsoe 00 4 0
Calheun 1 0 0 2
Total 11 0 13 22
BYRON
; Player F.G. F.T. F. T.P.
Jackson 2 135
i Clarke 5 0 0 10
1 Keys 10 0 2
i Gresham 0 0 10
Bazemore 0 10 1
English 0 10 1
Total 8 3 4 19
Three technical fouls were call
ed on Perry for complaining
about the officiating, one each
against Thompson and Whipple
and one against the Perry spec
tators. The officiating, to say
the least, was not up to par.
The Perry High Panthers cap
tured their sixth straight victory
of the season Tuesday night, de
feating Bonaire High, 35 to 12,
j and remaining unbeaten this
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year. Capt. Clint Cooper led the
*. jscoring for Perry with 11 points.
Griffin of Bonaire was outstand
ing on offense and defense for
I the losers.
33 New Members
Initialed Into F.F.A.
’( The Future Farmers of Ameri
ca held their first night meeting
of the year Wednesday night,
Oct. 30. The purpose of thej
meeting was the initiation of the
33 new members. The following [
were initiated; Billie Barrett.
Gene Davis, .Jack Ellis, Luther
, Etheredge, Harold Flournoy,Ver- 1
j nie Flournoy, James Eromme,
.[Stanley Harkins,
d Wallace McCommon, Charles
, Meadow. Herschel Thompson,
- Allen Tabor, Charles Hill. Hor-j
[ace McClinton, Bobbie Brooks,'
Marvin Bassett, Charles Bled-j
ysoe, Billie Douglas, James Grant, j
Jimmie Hammock, Hentz Houser,
.Jack Hardy, Herschel Lawhorn,
[Jack Rogers,Broer Rape,Edward
Sullivan, Herman Steele, Eugene
- Tidwell, Alva Thompson, Mark!
Wilson, Charles Carter and)
Charles Whitworth.
After the initiation, soft drinks
were served. J. L. Davis, Jr.,
has been elected to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation
of Clint Cooper as treasurer.
Ed Thompson, our president, '■
presided over the meeting. He
nas just returned from the F. F.
A. National Convention held in
Kansas City, He reported a very
pleasant and inspirational meet
ing. The meeting was attended
by some 15,000 boys from all
parts of the United States and
many other Countries. President
Truman spoke to the Convention,
and the delegates attended the
International Livestock Show.
Billie Clark
Reporter
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Scoop the Snoop
Clint should avoid dark alleys,
for the ninth grade boys are
murderous since Friday night's
basketball party.
It pays to advertise in the Per
ry-Scope. “Mole Whipple” is
no longer available either in af
ternoons or nights.
We are eagerly awaiting de-'
velopments on the Green-Connell
affair.
Only love could make Bobbie
Brooks pay a quarter for Evelyn
Gilbert’s picturs.
June Satterfield looks forward
to M.G.C.’s free weekends. And
we don’t even wonder why.
After all the howling the
Wolves have done about losing
the debates, they should be in
fine voice for the singing cor -
| test.
Saunders Will Join
Kicklighter Drug Co.
Fred Saunders, Sr., who oper
rated the Saunders Drug Store
at Hawkinsville f o r 32 years,
■ will come here this week to«take
charge of the prescription de
partment o f t h e Kicklighter
Drug Co.
Mr. Saunders recently sold his
in Hawkinsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders will!
move to Perry as soon as a house
is available here.
Perry welcomes Mr, and Mrs.
Saunders as new residents.
Sager All Metal
WEATHERSTRIP
Prompt Application
Write or Phone for Estimates.
GEORGIA ROOFING
SUPPLY CO.
30(5 Oglethorpe St.
Macon, Ga,
Phone 3121
DR. R. T. LEITER j
CHIROPRACTOR
420 Persons Bldg.
MACON, GA.
\<>u Haven’t Tried Every
thing Until You’ve Tried
Chiropractic
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Hours 9-1, 3-6 Phone 3461
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Certified Public Accountant
Audits -■ Income Tax
business Systems
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UNION MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 136 Perry, Ga.
TURKEYS
For DRESSED TURKEYS
See Mr. Poole at the Freezer Locker
For LIVE TURKEYS
See
FRANK G. MILLER
5 Miles North of Perry on Route 41
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Personal Supervision
The manager of Memorial Chapel
personally supervises all details of
every service. He relieves the
family of masy responsibilities.
After consultation with the family,
he creates a dignified memorial,
individual to the personality it
commemorates.
Pknunil
Funeral Directors . j
cver*tt Sammons A. R. Kin£,Sr.!
RUSSELL TOMLINSON, Resident Manager
Phone 110 Perry, Ga.
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