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HOME JOURNAL Perry. Ga . D ec. 5. 1946 |
The Perry-Scope T & K3USP
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Perry Wins
Two; Meets
Fort Valley
The Perry High Panthers jumped
back into the victory column after
their loss to Cochran, defeating
Adel High and Cuthbcrt High on
successive nights last week.
Tuesday, Perry moved into Adel
for an overnight visit, and left the
host at the short end of a 25-13
score. In this clash. Deryle Whipple
won scoring honors with 10 points,
followed by Clint Cooper, with
nine.
The Panthers journeyed over to
Cuthbert Wednesday night, and
won handily, 40 to 27. Clint Cooper
hit the net for 22 points. Cuthbert’s
Collins was second high scorer with
12 points.
The lineups:
Perry 25 Pos. Adel 13
Cooper 6 f Burt 3
Whipple 10 f Moore 1
Watts 0 c Dean 2
Bledsoe 3 g Hendry 2
Thompson 6 g Fletcher 6
Substitutions: Perry, Calhoun, 0;
Adel, Taylor,,'Giddens, Hughes, Ser
mans and Griffin, 1.
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BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
FOR CHILDREN
Metal Wagons - Tricycles
Dolls and Doll Strollers
Scooters and Steel Skates
Andrew Hardware Co.
PHONE 200 PERRY, GA.
I MY FULLER PEALER I
I A visitor I welcome gaily *
(he doesn’t interrupt me daily) |
p i I He sells good mops and brooms and brushes I
| CALL YOUR FULLER DEALER |
C H AS. C. IDLE
243 Meadowdale Warner Robins, Ga.
Until your New Ford is Parked in
your Driveway, keep your present
car in good shape with
FORD SER VICE
Tbert's *°° r Ur °
Moody Motor Co.
Phone 40 Perry, Ga.
Perry 40 Pos. Cuthbert 27
Cooper 22 f Connelly 6
Whipple 5 f Jackson 2
Watts 0 c Collins 12
Bledsoe 1 g C. Fowler 2
Thompson 4 g L. Cox 3
Substitutions; Perry, Calhoun 6,
Riley, Whitworth, Peyton 2, Mat
thews and Gray; Cuthbert, Wilson,
! Ingram, Coney, M. Molnar, Craw
-1 ford, T. Molnar and R. Fowler 2.
The Perry High Panthers, who
won two easy victories at Adel and |
Cuthbert last week, will meet the
Fort Valley Green Wave on the
local court Friday night.
Earlier in the season the Perry (
five defeated Fort Valley in the
Peach county capital.
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 jvas regarded as a
changling whom the fairies had
substituted for the original infant.
Presbyterian Notice
Sunday School, Perry, 10:15 a.m.
Church Service,Perry, 11:30a.m.
Sunday School, Clinchfield, 3p.m.
Church Service.Clinchfield, Bp.m.
Rev, J. H. Mulholland, Pastor.
Coal Strike Cuts
Fertilizer Supply
WASHINGTON. D. C.—Ciif-1
ton A. Woodrum, president of.
the American Plant Food Coun-!
cil, warned that American farm- j
ers “will lose approximately 125,- j
000 to 150,000 units of fertilizer
1 nitrogen during every day of a
coal strike.”
I “The fertilizer industry Is al
ready vitally concerned over
prospects of a nitrogen shortage
.and the coal strike, the full irn
| pact or which may not be de
termined for several weeks, will
have serious effects on the plant
food supply for the 1946-47 fer
tilizer year,” Woodrum said.
THURS. & FRI,, DEC. 5 & 6
j Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin
and Elizabeth Scott in
The Strange Love of
Martha Ivers
SATURDAY, DEC. 7
Bob Steele in
Northwest Trail
Also
Penny Singleton & Arthur Lake
in
Blondie’s Lucky Day
SUNDAY, DEC. 8
Pat O’Brien & Clair Trevor in
Crack-Up
MON & TUES.. DEC. 9 & 10
Robert Young, Sylvia Sidney
and Ann Richards in
The Searching Wind
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11
Dana Andrews and Richard
Conte in
A Walk in the Sun
Also
Bill Elliott in
Tucson Raiders
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Watch Repairing
H. B. ROSSIER
Second Floor
ANDERSON BLDG.
* Perry, Ga.
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Bicycle Repairs
I have a full line of
parts to handle all
kinds of repairs,
and tires and tubes.
W. G. Ethridge
Barfield's Grocery
Perry, Ga.
WHY A BANK
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Banks are organized to
amass the surplus funds
of a community, that they
may be put to work.
To furnish a convenient
depository for checking ac
count patrons.
To render a banking ser
vice including loan facili
ties,money transfers, safe
ty deposit vaults, travel
er’s checks, etc.
We invite your business.
PERRY LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
Christmas Gift Suggestions
Ladies-Children
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COATS
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Full and three-quarter length,
solids and plaids
SUITS
Tailored and Cardigan /J Ji 'gSl \i
DRESSES ■ IffiLsPC
Woolens, rayons, cottons,
in all sizes and styles SUITS
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Sport Coats and Jackets
SKIRTS
Plaid and solid colors, SHIRTS
plus extra sizes Sports and Dress Shirts
BLOUSES SWEATERS
Plain and fancy C ° a ‘ and Sli P over St y les
Slacks - Odd Trousers
SWEATERS
Cardigan and Slipover, Scarfs Ties
long and short sleeves Gloves - Hats • Belts
Billfolds - Suspenders - Sox
HATS - GLOVES - BAGS shoes and Bedroom Suppers
HOUSECOATS - SLIPS Varied Assortment of
DOLLS, TOYS and
GOWNS and PANTIES GIFT ITEMS
MOORE DRY GOODS CO.
“More For Your Money At Moore’s”
Pllone 140 Perry, Ga.
Sa—ia—^
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Charges for Ambulance r , Excellent Equipment for
Service are always ; 1 Hospital Calls, local and
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within the means of | l on g distance and
every family. J convalescent cases.
Gardner watson
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The Gardner Watson Funeral Home is being renovat
ed and a modern operating room is being installed. Mrs.
Dwight H. Cooper, in whose house the funeral home is
located, is the lady attendant in ladies and childrens cases.
Gardner Watson Funeral Home is the agent for Family
Fund Life Insurance, which is operated by 210 Funeral
Directors in the State of Georgia, insuring individuals from
1 to 90 years of age without medical examination. The
same courteous service is offered by the Warner Robins
Funeral Home at Warner Robins, Ga.
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Gardner Watson Funeral Home
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Phone 235 Perry, Ga.
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