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Personal Mention Mrs, Ralph Tabor and Miss Maybelle Tabor joined Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Adams of Fort Valley in attending the wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Bagley nnd Col. Ralph Gahl at the Lee Methodist Church in Americas last Saturday morning. • • • Dr. and Mrs. Jack Newman and children of Jackson spent the weekerd with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Britton. » • * Mr. and Mrs. Earle Smith, Sr. have returned from Orange Beach, Ala, where they spent a week with relatives. • • * Mr. and Mrs. Glea Gray spent several days last week in At lanta with their son, Mr. David Gray, and family. • * * Mrs. L. M. Pope and Miss Lois Pope of Brunswick were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hill Jr. Mrs. Pope re mained for a week’s visit. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Gary Boleros Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley St. John of Savannah spent Father’s Day weekend with their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, Watt Boler. Little Miss Tiffany St. John returned home with her parents after a visit here. • • * Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Roper spent the weekend in Atlanta with their daughter, Mrs. Jack Miller Jr., and family. • • * Miss Lynn Daniel is attend ing summer school at West Georgia College. * • • Mrs. Forrest Edwards Jr. of Atlanta spent Father’s Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wordna Gray. * * • Mr. nnd Mrs. Dallas Ryle and children of Marietta and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryle of Jacksonville, Fla. spent Father’s Day weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Ryle. • * • Jamie Lee of Macon is vi siting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Lee. ** * m Miss Judy Smith has re turned from a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Huey Rutherford, and family in Texas. • * * Miss Mary Sue Nunn spent several days this week in At- ■ lanta. ♦ • • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lower of Atlanta will leave for New York Saturday where they will board a Jet for Europe for a six week s tour. * * * Mrs. Bessie Lee visited her son, Mr. Billy Lee, and fain ily in Macon last weekend. * ♦ * W. A. Gotten, Miss Marcia Edwards, Mr and Mrs. \V. E. " Edwards and son. Bill, at tended the graduation of Henry Gotten at the com mencement program at Geor gia Tech last weekend. New Wheat Farm Application Due Here By July 1 Farmers who would like to be considered for a "new farm" al lotment for the 1 ‘Hit) crop of win ter wheat on a farm which does not have a I9titt wheat allotment should get in touch with the ASCS county office during the next month, F. W. Langston Jr., chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, said today. Applications for such allotments may be filed prior to July 1. As last year, a producer to file such an application is one with a farm for which no wheat allot ment has been established and for which neither (he owner nor the operator has an interest in the wheat allotment on any other farm, who has available land and adequate equipment and facili ties for the successful production of a wheal crop on the farm, who during the last five years has had at least two years’ experi ence in producing wheat, and who as an operator expects to receive more than 50 per cent 1 of his current year’s income from the total production on the farm (not including the antici pated income from wheat produc ed on a "new farm" allotment). Other factors are also involv ed, and it is suggested that in terested producers discuss the details with officials at the ASCS county office. The Chairman said that formal application for a "new farm" wheat allotment u*y be made by filing a written ap plication at the ASCS county of fice prior to the July 1 deadline. Family life is important in Saudi Arabia. A brother, for example continues to concern himself with his sister’s welfare after she has married. mm mimuu-i .il RESERVED PR,CES G °° D THURS ’' FRI ’ AND SAT " JUNE 20 ’ 2122 I rum cut NORBEST GRADE "A" H£ 1 I THICK SALT free-free-free-free n,M * _m —r HOT DOG BUNS TIIPKF I 1 r Mm I w J7oVy ur b c u h n a n se i unm I JI /COCA-COLAS B ac K 58 AA I Limit 3 with $5.00 or More Please \ 1 I y fresh sliced ||| J ) 6 Bottle Cartons B C f VALUE CHECK'D CHOICE TENDER C O mmm / lb. ****** fIIDC \ (Os Jr i FRESH MEATY I II H | I, „ NEtN BONES Plui | lb. 10c STEAK "ThEEsT" 3 lb. can 001 ’ WRAPPED SLICED 46 OZ. >1.29 | Limit 1 with $5.00 or More | ID* | 12 OZ, 59C PILLSBURY PLAIN RED AND WHITE FLOUR , ft CATSU , P n 5 lbs. 49c FRESH BOSTON BUTT ZO OZ. Z9c -;; LLSBURY SELFRISINC J H DADIf DA ACT 303 RED AND WHITE flour Mm rUKiv KUA)I PEAS 5 lbs 49c 4* 4 for SI.OO ———— nflA — A. J. GRITS MA lb CUV BEEF STEW *l°,.°; \ u : c ; Mv ■■ 24 oz. 49c 51b1>39c m W # KING IVORY —— VALUE CHECK'D CHOICE _.» fK ;r: IK custom drinks steak TIDE WKtAm nti I COLA, GINGER ALE, GRAPE, 1/ - ~ $ 1 OO BRAVO ",Tw.„.y 4 I _ ■ JV ««• * SSSSoh *1 for | ]2 (or I KH- ! lait ’!^! t|i| /cHmmA > 0 K RA L 2* 1 1 purchase PRESENT COUPON TO CASHIER MM JUICY) CALIF. c 19. Ha I *