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Jones and Parker
Win Invitational
Norman Parker 111 and Bobby
I lone 15 Perry’s top golfers, won
I he invitational tournament at
I Ppm Country Club Sunday, with
I , low-ba’i 5 core of 96 for the 27
I h °Mark V' k and Edgar Barfield,
I n i leK e golfers of Perry, won the
I first flight with 104 low-ball
I score for t he 27 holes - Mike
I Beasley and David Potts of
I Hndgewood won the second
I nig h t with 109. and Claude
I Thompson and Harry Roberts of
I p elT y won the third flight with
I the championship flight,
I pugate-Daniel were second and
I Moore and Self were third.
In the first flight, Leonard and
I Giles were second and Vuxta and
I Brown were third.
In the second flight, Fennell
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JUST ARRIVED
V m NEW SHIPMENT
Nrlf MOCK-TURUE
SPORTSHIRTS
)4\ THE latest style
JI j IN MEN'S WEAR
' SEE THEM NOW
EDWARDS-NARPER CO.
DOWNTOWN PERRY
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BEFORE AND AFTER
JULY 4th SALE
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CAULKING PLASTIC PAILS I I
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B OF ART SUPPLIES B
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I CASE LOT SALE $ ’ I Interior & Carpet R *
$19.80 per case 46i| i **v Jr#
I or $6.75 p ER oal /
, ACRYLIC LATEX SPRED HOUSE PAINT jgg md^L
Dries in 30 minutes to velvety sur- >,.. ..
face that gives soil and fumes the brush- \/9.DD
off! If it rains, wipe away moisture and ▼ ■ “ (pCz s
continue painting (4 Gal.) J . |f%BR WmfWfXM
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Once around the house with this fine oil /%/\ I | impfrialv»M |l[
base paint and you have a “showpiece" \77 111 l I r
to enjoy for years! Self-cleaning or non-. f»l I I J
chalking formulas. (4 Cal.) |
WE HAVE GLIDDEN PAINTS FOR EVERY NEED
PW & P PAINT CENTER
# Perry Plaza Shopping Center
9 SONNY HEARD, MANAGER
and Fennell were second and
Gray and Hickson were third
In the third flight. Waller and
Gordon were second and Stefani
ni and Sandridge were third.
County and City
Meeting Reports
Delayed a Week
Reports of the meetings of the
Houston County Commissioners
and the Perry City Council held
Tuesday will not be available
until next week’s Home Journal.
The Home Journal is being
printed on Tuesday (dated Thurs
day, July 4) so our staff can
celebrate Independence Day.
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Win Perry CC Tourney
Bobby Jones, left, and Norman Parker 111
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First Plight Winners
Edgar Barfield, left, and Mark Volk, Perry
Joint Primary
To be Held
In Houston
Many Houston Countians will
take part in a bonafide two-par
ty, joint primary election for
the first tin..- when the Demo
crats and Republicans get to
gether for the Sept. 11 primary.
The mechanics of the joint
primary, as best The Home
Journal can determine, will be
like this;
When the voter appears, his
name will be checked against
the qualified list. If he is in
good standing, he will be asked
whether he wants to vote the
Democratic ticket or the Repub
lican ticket. He will be handed
the ticket he requested and will
go to the voting machine. He
will indicate in which party pri
mary he wants to vote. The op
posing party ticket on the voting
machine will be locked out by
the poll manager, and the voter
then will cast his ballot.
In the case of absentee votes,
each party will submit its ticket.
One party will be printed on one
side and the other party on the
other ticket of the absentee
ballot. The absentee voter will
be instructed to vote only one
side, that if he votes on both
sides of the ticket, the ballot
will be thrown out as improperly
marked.
This will be the first primary
held by the Republicans in re
cent history. Two years ago,
when the Republicans offered
several candidates, topped by
Howard (Bo) Callaway, they got
their right to get on the Novem
ber general election ballot by
obtaining enough signatures on
their petitions to qualify them.
It is understood that the costs
of the joint primary will be split
50-50 between the two parties.
The Republicans also will
have a statewide primary, with
two candidates for the U.S. Sen
ate seat held by Herman Tal
madge.
STORES, OFFICES
TO BE CLOSED
ON THE FOURTH
Most Perry stores will be clos
ed Thursday, July 4, and all gov
ernment agencies will be closed
for the celebration of Indepen
dence Day.
No mail will be delivered that
day but box holders at the post
office will receive their mail.
City Hall and -Hie Courthouse
will be closed.
PRICE RITE OUTLET m
HOUSTON LAKE DRIVE
AFTER THE 4th **
Everything Must Go at Prices You Wont
Believe
LADIES NYLON
LADIES BLOUSES HOSE 3 i.. SI.OO
69{ to $1.69 socks , ACH 29t
I Amec MEN'S
RAINCOATS $9.95 SLACK SUITS $9.95
L . m cc men and boys from
SLACKS .. . from $1.49-$1.98 TROUSERS .... $2.49-$3.99
ASSORTED SIZES BAN LON
UNIFORMS $4.75 MS $3.98
LADIES
“! DRESS 5249 SKIRTS t BLOUSES
BLOUSE & SHORT SET . . $1.69 L OO
ASSORTED BRAS . . . each 89c feCCll ??(
CLOSE OUT , lrt .. _
W,M * l9 - 95 menTsiiik
DRESSES ". 7". Ti.9B-$6.49 "™ bUITS
LADIES SUITS $7.95 $19.95 |
Vote Registration
Deadline July 22
The deadline for registering
to vote in the Sept. 11 joint
Democratic and Republican pri
mary is July 22, it was an
nounced this week by Mrs. Joyce
B. Griffin, Houston County tax
commissioner.
If you are already registered,
your name remains on the quali
fied list if you vote at least
every two years.
The registrar’s offices here
at the County Courthouse and
the County Office Building in
Warner Robins are open five
days a week.
More than 15,000 persons are
qualified to vote in the Sept. 11
primary and the Nov. 5 general
election, Mrs. Griffin said.
To register for the first time,
a person must be 18 years old,
must have resided in Georgia
for one year and in Houston
County for six months.
GOP Women Set
Meeting in Perry
The Houston County Republi
can Women’s Club will meet at
noon, Wednesday, July 10, at
the New Perry Hotel. Guest
speaker for the luncheon meet
will be Mrs. Louis W. Smith of
Ft. Valley.
Mrs. Smith, a native of Illi
nois where she taught school,
moved to Ft. Valley in 1945.
She became active in the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary, serving as
unit, district and stale president.
In 1967 she was selected as
Georgia’s representative to the
National Auxiliary. She attended
a seminar on Communism at the
Freedom Studies Center at Bos
ton, Va., and will share her ex
perience there, and knowledge
of communism, with club mem
bers and their guests.
Mrs. William Sawyer, club
president, will preside at the
meeting.
PICNIC TIP
To keep those ants from get
ting on your picnic table set
the legs of the table inside cans
filled with water. According to
specialists with the University
of Georgia Cooperative Exten
sion Service, you can also keep
ants away with several of the
commercial sprays now on the
market.
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1 Bitter almonds are used in
. making flavorings and prussic
2 acid.
The Houston Home Journal, Perry, Ga„ Thursday, July 4, 1968
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Funeral Conducted For C. W, Waldrop
CENTERVILLE Services for
Claude Washington Waldrop. 63,
who died Monday night, will be
announced by Watson-Hunt Fu
neral Home.
Mr, Waldrop was a retired
dairyman, a resident of Center
ville so Pthree years and a mem
ber of the Assembly of God
Church of Macon.
Survivors include his wife.
Mrs. Mattie Hoyalls Waldrop:
five stepsons, Herman Ogletree
of Macon; Richard Ogletree of
Slone Mountain; Ed Ogletree of
FAMOUS 1350-ACRE
GREEN LAKE CATTLE FARM
Near Hawkinsvilie, Georgia
10:30 A. M. SATURDAY, JULY 13
TO BE SUBDIVIDED INTO EIGHT FARMS
One of the most beautiful, fully developed cattle
farms in the entire South is going at public auction!
Here is a sprawling ranch of 1,350 acres of lush pas
tures, miles of paved highway frontage, serene lakes
and bold streams, sturdy fencing and cross fencing,
substantial farm building and dwellings .... to be
subdivided jnto eight complete farms. It's five miles
from Hawkinsvilie and only seven miles from 1-75.
Pastures are green with bshia, bermuda, lespedesza,
sericia and coastal bermuda. Well stocked lakes are
alive with bream and bass and it's a duck hunter's
paradise! Whether you're looking for a showplace or
an abundance of economical feed for a commercial
herd, this is THE farm. Visit it now and see for your
self. One of the finest farm properties Hudson and
Marshall has ever had the opportunity to offer at
public auction!
ALSO SELLING
205 HEAD OF CATTLE, 9 HORSES
FARM EQUIPMENT
Cattle includes herd of Santa Gertrudis and herd
of Hereford, some calves, five registered bulls,
nine horses, including some of the finest roping
and cutting horses in the state, and a wide se
lection of tractors, cultivation equipment, other
farm machinery and vehicles.
Call or write for free illustrated brochure, com
lete with land plat, photographs and complete des
cription of the many features of this choice farm
land.
Perry; Carl Ogletree of Ft. Val
ley; Charlie Ogletree of Mil
ledgeville; three brothers, Cecil
Waldrop of Covington; Paul Wal
drop of Monroe: A. J. Waldrop
of Monroe ;one sister, Mrs. Eula
Mae Reynolds of Covington.
If your garden doesn’t get
an inch of rain each week, you
will need to water it, according
to Dr. Don Hegwood, horticul
turist with the University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension
Service.