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MISS CHERRY LYNN SMITH
MISS CHERRY LYNN SMITH'S ENGAGEMENT
TO RONALD C. LOCKE, PERRY, ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Frances Smith announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Cherry Lynn Smith, to Ronald
Claude Locke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James I. Locke of Perry,
The wedding is set for August
28 at the Tharpe Memorial Baptist
Church at 2 o’clock. No invitations
•
By MRS. WORDNA GRAY. Phone 429-2849
Mrs. Stanley St. John of Atlanta
has accepted a position with the
Smith, Ringel, Martin, Ansley and
Carr law firm.
* * *
Mrs. Julia Bryant and son, John
ny, are spending this week in High
Point and Asheville, N. C. with
her daughter, Mrs. Jack L. Davis
and family,
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gray and
children, Mike and Robin are va
cationing at Falls Church, Va. and
Washington, D. C., this week.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Beckham and
children, Valerie and Gene, spent
the weekend at Jekyll Island.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ethridge
spent Tuesday in Atlanta.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Smith spent
several days in Lexington and
Blairsville. Mrs. R. F. Brooks Sr.
returned to her home with them
after a visit of several weeks.
* * ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Moody of
Macon spent the weekend with his
sister, Mrs. A. D. Culpepper and
Mr. Culpepper.
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Jon Middleton left Monday for
two weeks at Camp Mikell at Toc
coa.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harper and
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Britton vaca
tioned at Fernandina Beach, Fla.,
last week.
♦ * *
Mrs. Wordna Gray and Miss Ju
dy Gray spent last Thursday in
Columbus.
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Mr. and Mrs. Avery Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Odell and children,
Ricky, Randy and Susan, attended
the party for Jamie Lee given by
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Lee of Macon, in celebration of his
4th birthday.
♦ * *
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greene va
cationed last week in Ohio and the
mountains of North Carolina.
* * ♦
Miss Lynn Smith spent the
weekend with friends in Decatur.
♦ • ♦
Max Crook of Memphis, Tenn.,
was the house guest of Mr, and
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are being sent but all friends and
relatives are invited.
Miss Smith and Mr. Locke at
tended Perry High School. Mr.
Locke is employed by Hugh Steele,
Inc., of College Park and Centre,
Ala.
Mrs. Robert McNeill for several
days.
* * *
Miss Marjorie Nunn of Atlanta
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nunn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gray Jr.
and children, Steve, Stan, Lee Lee
and Walter 111 vacationed at Fer
nandina Beach, Fla. last week.
Hi Hi Hi
Rev. and Mrs. Billy Key and
children, Brenda, Danny Joe,
Scott, Todd and Betsy are spend
ing this week at Lake Junaluska,
N. C.
Ht * *
Miss Linda Tabor of Hapeville
was the weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Smith and family.
* * *
Buck Whiddon spent several
days last week in Sparks with his
father, Mr. James Whiddon.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Henson and
daughter, Rowena, and Nancy
Richardson, are vacationing at
Rock City, Tenn.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Watt Boler and
son, Wayne, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley St. John in Atlanta Sun
day.
♦ * *
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Edwards
spent Friday night with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wordna Gray,
after returning from their wedding
trip to the mountains of North
Carolina. They are now making
their home at 801 Broadway, Apt.
11, in Columbus.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith
spent Monday in Atlanta.
* * *
Gary Boler spent Sunday in
Hartwell with Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Roland and Miss Vicki Roland.
CLOTHES WRINKLED
Wrinkled clothes in the dryer
may be caused by over-drying.
Miss Doris Oglesby, head of the
Extension Service home improve
ment department, says over-drying
is sometimes a result of setting the
control for too long a period. And
it may be due to articles of widely
varying weights having been dried
together.
Reminder issued
On ASC Balloting
For Committees
Farmers got a “last-minute” re
minder about the Committee elec
tions in Houston county. Last day
for voting in this election is Au
gust 21.
The elections are to choose ASC
farmer - committeemen' who will
serve for the next year as local
administrators of national farm-ac
tion programs.
According to J. A. Davis Jr.,
chairman, Agricultural Stabiliza
tion and Conservation County
Committee, “These ASC commit
teemen have broad important pro
gram responsibilities, which makes
it all the more urgent that repre
sentative farmers be elected to
the job.” He urged all qualified
voters to be sure to cast their bal
lots.
Each year, the chairman ex
plained, such qualified voters
I farmers who are taking part or are
I eligible to take part in one or
| more of the farm programs which
| the committees administer—elect
a community committee from
among their own number. The
chairman, vice chairman, and re
gular member of this committee
also serve respectively as dele
gate, alternate delegate, and se
cond alternate delegate to a county
convention, where the ASC county
i .
1889 1964
AUGUST 20,1964, OUR 75th BIRTHDAY
\
IN CELEBRATION OF OUR
75th ANNIVERSARY
We wish to express our appreciation to our many
customers and friends whom we have had the pleasure
of serving over these seventy-five years of continuous
banking service to this community.
May we have the pleasure of serving you for many
more years. Our policy is for promotion of continued
growth of our city and county,
PERRY LOAN AND SAYINGS BANK
MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT CORPORATION
SERVICEMEN
USS RANGER Navy Ensign
James E. Duggan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James P. Duggan of 1300
Swift St., Perry, departed for duty
with the U. S. Seventh Fleet in
the Western Pacific aboard the
attack aircraft carrier USS Ranger.
Like most carriers in her class,
she carries between 90 and 100 air
planes, both propeller and jet.
Types of aircraft include fighter
interceptors, bombers and rescue
planes. Complete facilities for re
pair and maintenance of the air
craft, as well as all electronic gear
and missile systems used on the
planes, are maintained aboard the
ship. She also carries over 5,000
tons of aviation fuel as well as
7,000 tons of fuel oil for her own
power.
During this her fifth tour with
the Seventh Fleet in the Far East,
Ranger is scheduled to visit Hong
Kong, Japan and the Philippine
Islands.
committee is elected.
Programs administered by the
committeemen include the Agri
cultural Conservation Program ac
reage allotments, marketing quo
tas, commodity loans, the feed
grain program, the land use ad
justment program, the voluntary
wheat program, the national wool
program, and farm storage facility
loans. Other duties are assigned to
the committees by the Secretary
of Agriculture as the need arises.
Please vote in the election—last
day is August 21.
SECOND SECTION - AUGUST 20, 1964
The Houston Home Journal
PERRY, GEORGIA "THE CROSSROADS OF GEORGIA"
Monroe, Ga. r Woman Still Looking
For Boston Terrier She Lost Here
Mrs. George J. Hearn Jr. of Mon
roe is looking for her Boston Ter
rier she lost here May 25.
The daughter-in-law of the Geor
gia adjutant general, Gen. George
J. Hearn, lost her dog when she
passed through Perry last May 25.
At Locke’s Drive-In she told of
her predicament and they enlisted
the State Patrol in the search for
Butch, the black arid white Bos
ton Terrier, but he couldnt be
found.
Mrs. Hearn wrote Mrs. J. I,
Locke:
“I miss him so much and just
hope that wherever he is he will
receive the same care and love he
had from us. I would like to feel
he has a home with the nice girl
who works with you, since she
said she had a child.
“I have always heard that people
in Perry were so friendly and
nice and from ray experiences that
day in your restaurant I can truth
fully say I find it that way. Again
let mo say thanks for your kind
ness. I shall never forget you.”
Mrs. George J. Hearn.
Butch, is black with white
around his neck, and when he
slipped away from his owner was
wearing a collar and a black har-
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ness.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if
someone in Perry would find
Butch and make Mrs. Hearn hap
py! We believe the State Patrol
would get Butch back with his
owner if you know where he is.
—Editor’s Note.
Pointing out that it is dangerous
to dive into unfamiliar water, Miss
Lucile Higginbotham of the Ex
tension Service urged swimmers
to check the area before jumping
in head first—or even feet first.