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Whipple is Taking
Special Inslruc'ion
Earl Whipple, member of the sen
:vr class at Perry Hi,gh School, is
ci a six weeks leave of absence
from school to take special tnlining ■
in chemistry.
He is taking an examination in
December to try out for a scholar
>hip in the Westinghouse science !
fa'ent search. Th e opportunity for :
special study under Dr G. Sam Guy 1
and several other professors at
Emory University was offered to
him becouse cf their interest in the
work he had done in chemistry.
Kadio KiUoivs
In one Australian hospital, pa- I
tienls with head or neck injuries are
supplied with a ‘‘radio’’ pillow
Containing a very weak loudspeaker
dia pillows are made of sponae rub
ber.
I MY FULLER DEALER
VI I A vieitor I welcome gorfy *
* jJL (Ke doetn'l interrupt roe daily) r
ft i dHfc He teHt good mop* and broom* and brashes
W And I avoid the downtown raskeft. %,
| CALL YOUR FULLER DEALER
CHAS. C. IDLE
243 Meadowdale Warner Robins, Ga.
FOR CITY COUNCIL m Dec! 3rd Electa
These three capable and progressive citizens and veterans of Perry who have an
nounced for posts on the city council of Perry, are endorsed by the
Houston County Veterans Association.
The Houston County Veterans Association is a voluntary organization of veterans of Houston County whose aim
shall be the promotion of civic improvements, among which are a Modern Swimming Pool and a well staffed
City and County Health Unit, and of Better and More Progressive Government in our
County and in Our City.
1 his organization and these candidates for office subscribe to our principle that we are citizens first and veterans next. It will be the aim
of this organization—and we are sure of these candidates-to promote first the general welfare, and second the interest of the veterans.
This is the platform upon which they and we stand. We earnestly solicit the vote and support of all good citizens.
We Appreciate Your Patronage
SALES EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 1:30 P. M.
Cordele Livestock Commission Co.
Cordele, Georgia
HOME JOURNAL Perry. G‘-t N»v. 1946
The Perry-Scope T ot lilT
Photos Are Made
For School Annual
Pictures for the annua! were
taken Tuesday and Wednesday
hy Mr. C. C. Harden of Harden
Studies from Macon, Ua.
Individuals were taken of the
Seniors, Juniors and Faculty.
Group pictures were made of the
the Freshmen, Sophomores, Dra
matics, ball team, Perry-Scope
Staff. Cheerleaders, Annual
Staff. Home Economics, F.F.A.,
and Debaters Club.
Mr. Harden came back Mon
day to take some informal snaps
and pictures of the class officers.
All material for the annual must
begotten in by Christmas in
order to get them engraved by
the end of school.
Scoop the Snoop
Billy Clark, are you happy as
the fourth member of that
quadrangle?
We hear that Edward C. has
been seeing a lot of Warner Rob
ins lately. How about it, Chat?
Mole, which ring is yours, the
one on the ribbon, or the one on
the finger?
Being an assistant to the:
teacher in bookkeeping class
gives Rubber Riley an opportuni
ty to talk to somebody else’s
girl.
It looks as tnough Jeanne and
Zeke have up a case; she’s gotten j
two letters from him already,
Perry boys don’t appeal to Bet
ty Gray any more. Her interest
has been aroused by a neighbor
! ing town.
Billy, are you going to stand
1 by and let Clint take your good-
I looking Macon admirer away
1 from you?
It seems that Sunday after
noon James got all tied up with
! baby-sitting. Can’t you control
your charges, James?
I ‘ ~
Raising: Child
A report says that as a rough
j average it costs as much to raise
a child and put him through col-
I lege as to buy a house.
Wolves Win Points
In Singing Contest
The Wolves finally howled
loudly enough to add twenty-five
points to their score. Their songs,
“The Little Brown Church in the
Wildwood” and “Come Ye
Thankful People,” received the |
unanimous approval of the judg-1
es. The Bulldogs sang “A Mer
ry Life” and “The Bells of St.
Marys.” The Lions gave “Short
enin Bread” an d “Beautiful
Dreamer.” This victory for the
Wolves leaves less than 15 points
difference in the standings of
| the three clubs.
Last week the Wolves and
Bulldogs picked up 15 points in
Boys’ and Girls’ Essay contest.
Sarah Ivey won for the former;
Earl Whipple for the latter,
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Martha Evans, daughter of Mr.
and MJrs, W. B. Evans, and Kenneth
Abney, son of Mrs. Martha Abney,
celebrated their eighth birthday
v/ith a party at the Evans home
Sunday afternoon
Fifty children were invited to the
party. The dining room was decor
ated with pink and blue stream
ers and crep e paper. Two cakes, one
at each end of the table, were pink
and blue. Locomotive whistles were
given as jpvors to the boys and
books to the girls. Ice cream, cake
j and candy were served.
Until your New Ford is Parked in
your Driveway, keep your present
car in good shape with
FORD SERVICE
TWe’s your latora
I
Moody Motor Co.
Phone 40 Perry, Ga.
