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HOME JOURNAL, PERRY, GA., THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1951
W. S. C. S. Stresses
"Service" In Action
The Women’s Society of Chris
tian Service is a meaningful
name for the women of the Meth
odist church of Perry, who for
almost as many years as the
church itself have carried on
its most active home and foreign
mission programs.
Mrs. G. W. Hicks Sr. is now
president.
Other officers are Mrs. W. T.
Middlebrooks, vice president;
Mrs. W. W, Boler, promotion sec
retary; Mrs. W. K. Whipple,
treasurer; Mrs. A. R. Talton Jr.,
recording secretary; Mrs. G. C.
Nunn, secretary of missionary
education; Mrs. E. P. Staples, sec
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Your Money Stays
In Your Home Town
To help Build A Better Community
When You Trade At
NEW PERRY MARKET
WALTER OWEN
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Plenty of F R E E Parking Space
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JELLO, Asst. Flavors, 3 pkg. 23c
OLEG, Durkees, 1 Lb. Pkg. 33c
EUllSjCagle Pride, Grade A Fresh, doz. 65c
JEWEL, Shortening, 3 lb. ctn. 75c
DUZ, Large Size, 1 pkg. 29c
DOESKIN, Tissues, 2 Rolls 25c
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TOMATOES lb - W* FRANKFURTERS, CELLO lb, 59*
PEAS, BLACKEYES 3 lbs. for 25* HAM, SHORT END, SLICED lb. 69*
BUTTER LEANS 2 Ihs- for 25* PERCH FILLET, OCEAN FRESH ... Ib. 39*
RITZ, n. B. C lb. package 34* TOWELS. CHARMIN roll 19*
Fudge mix, Junkets package 33* KRINKLKS, POST 2 packages 33*
Peas, Stokely’s Tiny Party can 29* MILK, CLOVERLEAF, DEHYD. package 17*
CATSUP, DEL MONTE 23* STARCH, ARGO GLOSS 2 packages 15*
KOOL AID 3 packages 14* OLD DUTCH 2 cans 27*
BOLES FRUIT COCKTAILi 25* DASH DOG FOOD 2 cans 31*
PICNIC PLATES - dozen 17* GULF SPRAY Pint 29*
The New
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HOME OWNED & OPERATED
LEMONS, with coupon, doz. 13c
retary of spiritual life; Mrs. S.
W. Hickson and Mrs. Francis
Nunn, literature and publica
tions; Mrs. Dan Grant, student
work; Mrs. Paschal Muse, youth
work; Mrs. T. D. Mason Jr., spec
ials; Mrs. Edward Mason, status
of women; Mrs. M. L. Brown and
Mrs. Frank King, children's work .
Mrs. L. M. Paul, Christian social
relations and local church activi
ties; Mrs. Carlton Hicks, sup
plies, and Miss Louise Rainey,
counsellor for the Wesleyan Serv
ice Guild.
Circle leaders are, for No. 1,
Mrs. Ed Sandefur; No. 2,- Mrs.
M. M. Dean; No. 3, Mrs. Norman
Parker Jr.; and No. 4, Mrs. Sam
A. Nunn.
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THE PERSONALS COLUMN is
being omitted this week in or
der to include as much special
historical information as pos
sible. These news notes will be
published pext week.
City Officials, Staff
Are Progressive
Perry’s city councilmen are
young men of substantial busi
ness experience with a progres
sive civic spirit concerned with
continued improvement of the
community.
Those serving with Mayor May
o Davis are Hugh Lawson, Alton
Hardy, Joe Beddingfield, Henry
Mathews and Tom Mobley. Mrs.
H. D. Gordy is city clerk and
Police Chief J. B. Hawkins also
supervises the water department.
Capt. Homer Chapman is in
charge of the streets and sanitary
department.
Sirah Lawhorne is chief of the
city fire department and Pete
Henderson is assistant chief. Fire
men, who serve on a voluntary i
basis, are Henry Mathews, War- I
ren Leaptrot, Shorty Hardin, Bill I
Best, Henry Arnold, Shorty Pen
nington, Riley Young, C. A. Bos- j
well. Aldine Lasseter Louie Hart- ;
ley, Thomas Beall, Ralph Willing- j
ham, and Clint Hardy.
A fund to renovate the Hat'i - |
Baptist church at Centervil'e wa c |
recently increased by a barbecue
supper served to more than 500
people.
you shop
must be purchased on one cer-
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Kiwanians
Initiate Many
Projects Here
Perry’s Kiwanis Club, one of
, the most active in the state, was
organized April 26, 1938, by the
j Macon Club.
E. P. Newhard, then superin
tendent of the Clinchfield plant
I of Penn-Dixie Cement Corp., was
a member of the Macon club and
l .. ui-h his efforts the Ferrv
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’ut as organized. Mr. Newhard
• as elected its first president.
Other presidents after Mr. |
Newhard were G. W. Rhodes, S.
A. Nunn, W. K. Whipple, J. P.
Etheridge, Mayo Davis, E. P.
Staples, Francis Nunn, Eugene j
Beckham, Rev. Janies Ivey, Chas.j
P. Gray, Cooper Etheridge, Gard- I
ner Watson and Hubert Aultmau.
The club has taken the lead in
many worthwhile projects in
Perry and Houston county. The
chief emphasis has been placed
on agriculture and youth pro
grams. The club annually spoil
ors Mini contests in cooperation
with the Farm Bureau and other
groups and has been the sponsor
ing institution for the Boy Scouts
| and Cub Scouts for many years.
One of the most outstanding
promotions of the club was the
“Green Acres” contest. This soil
j building; contest has spread to all
| sections of Georgia.
[ Tne duo re<mlarlv contributes
to the Perry Public Library and
to youth programs as they arise.