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The Houston Home Journal, Perry, Ga., Thursday, June 4 1970 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Commissioners Meeting of Commerce. A request by the City of Perry for financial help in paying costs of recent racial disturbances in Perry was taken under consideration. Mayor Malcolm Reese ex plained that costs of extra officers and feeding and housing state patrolmen had already run over SIO,OOO. A liquor and beer license for a store at Bonaire was approved for Mrs. Laverne Darsey of Warner Robins. The commissioners appoin ted John Vandegrif/ at a yearly salary of SIO,OOO to set up a county engineers office. He will become num ber two man in the depart ment when a senior county engineer is employed at a later date. A donation of SSOO to the Junior Deputies League was approved, as the letting of a contract to Ed Rozier Con struction Co. of Macon foF the construction of a cul vert on Green St. in Warner Robins. YELLOW TAG SALE I All Merchandise I Drasticially Reduced I I Check the Yellow I I I Tags on the I I I Items in Our I I I Store for the I I I Lowest Prices Ever I I Vou'll Have to Come I See These Bargains to I Believe The Low Prices I Perry. I J4ome 'Jurniihinyi M 1005 JERNIGAN ST. PHONE 987-2178 ELKO NEWS Weekend guests of Mrs. J. T. Lewis and Mr.'and Mrs. L. G. Faircloth were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tallent of Augus ta, Mrs. L. C. Youngblood of Clearwater, Fla., Mrs. L. G. Perry of Tampa, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Teal of Hel ena and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lewis. ♦ ♦ ♦ Craig Duke is at home re cuperating from a tonsilec tomy performed at Taylor Memorial Hospital last Fri day. ♦ * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barfield of Hahira. . *' ns m Mei > l*-V4 A mkMmmzßtU u. .■ ami* 5 j*. 1-- ■ v slip H '* 'ii* •a* * i \ a ' «*. V* Al i SHED IN THE BACKGROUND is where big still was operated. The 55 gallon drums shown were also destroyed by law officers. Other officers taking part in the raid were State Agent Ed Huff and Federal Agents Paul Durham and Her man Higgenbotham. I Nursing Home Association I Holds Meeting In Perry I® The West Central Council ® of the Georgia Nursing Home ■ Assn, met last Thursday for a fij regular quarterly meeting at the a# New Perry Nursing Home. Spe ® cial guests were Perry Mayor 3S Malcolm Reese, Senator Stan jH ley Smith, Representatives fl| Sam Nunn and D. C. Peterson, and Director of Houston Coun m ty Family and Children’s Ser -3| vices Mrs. Aurelia Evans. 8 Mr. Ed Willis, Director of H| the New Perry Nursing Home, • aw was elected President of the 9 Council for the coming year Hi and will serve on the Board of B directors of the Georgia Nur & sing Home Assn, during his S tenure. B Plans have been approved by « the State for an addition of 10 K beds to the New Perry Nursing S Home, which will bring the to- I James Davis I To Attend I Bristol Univ. 8 James Edward Davis, son ■ of Mr., and Mrs. Jack Davis W of 1314 Smoak Ave., was Mj graduated from Asbury Col- M[ lege, Wilmore, Ky., on Mon -111 day, June 1. If James has been a campus M leader while attending As- I |H bury. He was Mr. Valiant of |ffl his class during his fresh- H man year, treasurer of his B class that year also, presi ■ dent of the Men’s Glee Club B during his sophomore year; H with the Singing Ambassa- H dors for 3 years; vice presi ■ dent of his class during his ■ sophomore year; National ■ Convention Chairman of the ■ American Association o f B Evangelical Students during Wt his junior year; acting presi- H dent of that same organiza -8 fion during his junior year; B on she Board of Directors of S the AAES during his senior m year, and named to Who’s B Who in American Colleges H and Universities during his 8 senior year. « He plans to lattend the H University of Bristol, Bristol, H England, for a B. A. in The- M G l°gy- Then he intends to ■ teach on the mission field. I Patsy Bynum I Gets Honors B Patsy Bynum, a music ma- H jor at Truett McConnell Col- H lege, recently graduated from B MC with honors. In addition B t° Patsy’s recent election us B Miss Truet McConnell Col- B lege, she has earned these additional honors: member of B the A Cappella Touring Choir, ■■ Circle K Queen, Ava F. Sewell Sweetheart, Secretary-Treusur- B er °f the Student Government, B me mix-r of the Scribes, member B °f the Baptist Student Union, B elected outstanding Sophomore B Phi Theta Kappa, and listed in B Who's Who in American Junior j 8| Colleges. B Patsy has been organist of | B the First Baptist Church of B Cleveland, Ga. and also been I B on the Dean’s list for five quar- | B ters. She will continue her I B studies in music under Despy I B Karloe at the Univ. of Georgia j B m the fall, | B Patsy is the daughter of I B Mr. fU1( l Mrs. Drew Bynum of | B Berry, | 3 Food bargains in The h Home Journal. tul to 60 in the near future. Plans are also underway for another addition in the next few months that will expand the facilitvto 86 beds. I FRI. - SAT. ONLY I MORNINGSIDE DRUGS B "Across from the Hospital" I nnnnrwi , , kodak i 26 color I copkrvone ||n ..s. k 4-oz. size I y ,-/”jpß jm I m reg - s '- 75 BSH mmm I Now 111 | Hi _ |M 71 ' § WAS »'.« 8 W I ■ O NOW j I y|| |^r c USTERINE I SIZE B REG. sl.lO 1 COPPERTONE P® S ANNING BUTTER lO 0 §; *" v 0 I Now j/*' Jm I BAND-AIDS CREST WHITE RAIN KAOPECTATE I (assorted 455) family size HAIR SPRAY (for Diarrhea) I REG 77t TOOTHPASTE rM, 80z - REG s,i ’ I Now „ ROS, 05 Uau Now » _ Now _ uw 33149 7969 I 6-12 INSECT SPRAY Mnw I I Limit 2 per family I I MORNINGSIDE DRUGS M "Across from the Hospital" I 9 87-3448 9 A. M. ' 7 P, M. NITES: 987-2878 B c&s- bankamericard T. WAYNE BLOQDWORTH, R. Ph. STATE REVENUE AGENT Hubert Evans look over the big 1,00 gallon still.. Besides the still, officers destroyed 500 gallons of mash, 58 five gallon plastic jugs and 18 55-gallon drums. Evans said the case is still under investigation and that other arrests may be made soon. ' h gfc. HOUSTON DEPUTY SHERIFF J. W. Benford helps destroy a 1,000 gallon moonshine still discovered by law officers on the Grovania Road about 6 miles southeast of Perry. The still was located in a shed in the backyard of DeLacey Johnson's house, a 43 year old Negro who was arrested in connection with the raid.