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HOME JOURNAL, Perry, Ga., Dec. 12, 1946
DAV-JOHNSON
Miss Martha Blount Day, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Clyde
Day. formerly of Perry, is to marry
Willis Bernard Johnson of Rush
City. Minn., Dec. 12 at the home of
hcr uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan Yates of Macon.
MEETING is held
BY U.D.C. CHAPTER
The Clinton C. Duncan chapter
of the United Daughters of the Con
federacy held a social meeting on
Dec. 4 at the home of Mrs. E.W.
Traylor with Mrs. H.T. Gilbert as
co-hostess.
Miss Norine Swanson and Mrs.
j M, Gooden led the group in sing
ing Christmas carols, with Mrs. El
mer Wolfe as accompaniest. Fol
lowing the group singing, Miss
Swanson and Mrs. Gooden sang a
duct. Miss Swanson then told the
origin of the poem, The Night Be
fore Christmas, and Mrs. George
Riley read a Christmas poem.
A delightful salad course was
served during the social hour.
MISS TERRY HONORED
AT SHOWER HERE
Miss Myrtis Terry, bride-elect of
Willis Usry, Americus, was honored
Tuesday night at a miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Gervaise
Wynn and Miss Naomi Mizelle at
the C.F. Cooper home. About 20 of |
Miss Tcrrys friends were invited to j
the affair.
The Express Has Just
Arrived Bringing Us
Girls’ and Boys’ Wear
Sweaters and Skirts j
e v/ •\ Junior Deb Dresses
Which will make
■ k * Ideal Christmas Gifts j
Horace & Mildred Shop
Wells Hotel
Syrup Cans - Lard Cans
Large Assortment of
TOYS and DOLLS
CHRISTMAS TREE HOLDERS
Houston Hardware Co.
“If It’s Hardware, We Have It”
Phone 267 Perry, Ga.
FORD S STILL OUT IN FRONT
In Performance
and Quality
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Moody Motor Co.
Phone 40 Perry, Ga.
Scouts and Brownies
Give P.T.A. Program
The Girl Scouts and the Brownie
Scouts gave the program for the
meeting of the Parent Teachers As
sociation at the schoolhouse Tues
day afternoon.
The Brownie Troop sang the
Brownie song to open the program.
Helen Davis discussed Girl Scouts
at Work and Play. The Intermediate
Scouts presented the Slumber Song i
and Brahms’ Lullaby was by Betty
Ann Smith and Peggy Jo Mitchell.
A pantomine—lt Came Upon a
Midnight Clear—was given b y
Beth Daniel, Angela Anderson, Bcn
nieta Andrew, Bobby Smith, Mar
garet Ann Gibson, accompanied by
Jo Alice Moody. The Brownies, In
termediate and Senior Scouts sang
a closing number.
The Boy Scouts will have the pro
gram in January. (
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MEETING IS HELD
BY BAPTIST W.M.S.
Christmas in foreign lands fea
tured the meeting of the Baptist
W.M.S. at the general meeting at
the church Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J.P. Duggan had charge of
the program and gave the devotio-
I nal. She discussed Rebuilding in
Palestine, and Christmas in Pale
stine; Mrs. D.M. Ryle spoke on Re
building for Peace in Europe, and
Christmas in Europe, and Mrs. W.
E. Beckham on Rebuilding for
Peace in Africa, and Christmas in
Africa. Mrs. W.B. Roberts, presi
j dent, presided. The three circles
j held organizational metting and
| planned for the January programs.
j PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barfield
announce the birth of a son, to be
called William Edgar Barfield. Jr.,
at the Mercy Hospital in Macon on
S Dec. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hardy an
nounce the birth of a son, to be
called James Edward Hardy, at the
Gallemore Clinic on Dec. 5.
Mrs. Earl Hyde of G.S.C.W., Mill
edgeville, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kezar at Elko.
1 Miss Margaret Holmes spent
I Thanksgiving with her mother,
Mrs. E. I. Holmes at Elko.
Mrs. J. M. Hollomon visited Mr.
and Mrs. Avery Lee at Manchester
from Sunday to Thursday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Etheridge, Mrs.
M. G. Edwards and Mrs. J. P. Dug
gan visited Warm Springs Friday
where Mr. Etheridge attended a
meeting of representatives of the
j March of Dimes for the Georgia
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marshall, Sr.,
and Capt. Clifford Marshall of
Reynolds visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Marshall, Jr., here last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bailey of Pc-1
oria, 111., visited relatives in Perry
and Cochran last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brunson and
Mrs. J. V. Hopkins were called to
Dublin Thursday because of the ill
ness and death of Mrs. Callie Da
vis, Mr. Brunson’s sister, who lived
in Perry a number of years. The
funeral was held in Dublin Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stewart and
children, Betty, Billy and James and
Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Stewart of Vi
enna spent last week with their sis
ter, Mrs. C. R. Brown in Lake
Wales, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Hungerford
of Waycross visited their brother
and sister Mr. and Mrs. Deforest
Hungerford here Sunday. Mr. D.F.
Hungerford Sr, of Spartanburg,
S.C. the father, is also visiting his
son here for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Pritchett, Mr.
and Mrs. L.H, Gilbert and Mr. and
j Mrs. Warren Hodge went to At
lanta Sunday to attend the Ballet
I'usse.
Mrs. Barbara Gunn and Mr. and
Mrs. H.H. Gunn of Dooling, Ga.,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse R. Gunn.
j Mrs. L.C. Davis of Cleveland,
I Tenn., arrived Tuesday to spend a
week with her parents,Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Jordan.
J.B. Calhoun, a patient at the U.
S. Naval Hospital in Dublin, spent
the weekend here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Evans and
daughter, Martha, spent the week
end with Mr. Evans’ family at
Moreland, Ga.
Mrs. J.M. Gooden spent a few
days last week in Atlanta with her
daughter, Miss Betty Gooden.
Mayo Davis, A.C. Pritchett, W
•B. Hodge, and L.C. Davis of Cleve
land, Tenn. left Wednesday for
Homasassa, Fla. on a fishing trip.
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Makes
BcslHoon-Tired Bike a
MOTOR mm
RIDE ONE AND YOU'LL B'j.' ONE:
® Sm Oui Complrl* J
I “pl?es n I HOUSTON DRUG CO.
PH ° NE 52 PERRY > GA
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4-PSECE po-DO jTfJHk CHRISTMAS CARDS
SHAVE SET I Priced k C ( OKC
Shave Crt Je*s yZ -'ll- From
orUthor) • lr. ? All types of cards. Choose new
■nd 5 v.»• ’ •• "■ •,r while our stocks axe complete. ;
FOR HIM FOR HER
SEAFORTH GIFT SETS
GIFT SETS By Revlon, Chenu, Coty,
$2.70 1 ussy, Evening in Paris,
Yardley Shaving Bowls LaCross and Cutex
While they last
$l.OO Bond Street PERF UME
$2.50
Eversharp CA PENS
o i r? . • r> Bond St. Bath Powder
Barker Fountain Fens
$1.50
BILL FOLDS
Christmas Packaged Amil T Bill Fo!(Js
TOBACCO $l.OO-$5 00
Dear Customer:
Somelhinpr over three ytars ago we opened our furniture stole in Peny under the
name of Central Georgia Furnituie Co. The line reception and business given us during this
period makes us realize and appreciate that tl e people cf Housh n Coui ty and Vicinity have
appreciated the savings and values we have tii .d to bring lo the n.
On Saturday, December 14th, we are moving cur store to a new 1 ettion which is situ
ated on the same side of the street, on the corner across from the bark. We shall have more
space which will enable us to show you a larger variety of household furnishings.
The name of the is being changed to W. L. LITTLE & SONS who have owned
and operated the store from its beginning. W. L. LITTLE & SONS will operate the store
with the same personnel as the present store and Mr. Driggers with his fine assistant s ’, welcome
you to visit him on his opening.
We will continue to bring you quality household furnishings at the lowest possible cost.
We promise to continue to serve your needs to the br s. r f our a rility.
We like to feel that there is a spirit of friendship ai d a muti al understanding m der
lying each business trai SJCtion. Your friendship and pationag; enables us to operate and for
this we are grateful. We want to thank you for your consideration.
It is realized how much we rely upon you, our good customers, whose courtesi s make
possible our fuller enjoyment of life. Veho p e you will let W. L. LITTLE & SONS be hea
quarters for all your household needs.
We want to “THANK YOU’’ for your kindness and for you ■ patronag *.
May your Christmas be a joyous one and may the New Year bring you all the happiness
and prosperity you desire.
ffe 1 i cerely yours,
W. L. LITTLE & SONS
Stores at Perry, Cordele, Fitzgerald, Ashbirn, Americus, Cormrierce
and Southern Furniture Manufacturing Company at Mab'eton, Ga-
