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Pir»t place winner in Cub Scoot Pack 216 Olymphic Garnet. L. to R. Boyd Brooks, Mark Montpomery, Billy Jones, Randy Odell, Jay Kinnah, Bobby Darnoll. ’ & * ~ • fjfflSgSwj Xf- .„ _■ . ‘ 'V*Y ■■ 'iw» t 4rW ,J **jg Second place winners. L. to R. Bobby Darnell, Boyd Brooks, Randy Odell, James Parker, Ricky Odell, Mark Montgomery, Keith Richardson, James Parker. . «•* ,X'.- ]*\ ■ V- '^|y^iWPi^^3 *df M A j% .iJ^. Blß^l I i f> .: ■■ MMBffIBI m : i|if t I *• WW WjyS mHi: |«BBBftL Jk ft«, aFH| iiMMHMB»| ■Hf* r ;Jiißt " • Third place winner*. L. to r. Boyd Brooks, Randy Odell, Jeff Evan*, Mark Richardson, Darryl Parker, Mark Montgomery, Bobby Darnell, James Parker. I; FLEA MARKET \ First Saturday and Sunday each Month I* July 4 and 5 \ j| STEVENS ANTIQUES & GUNS Danvillt, Georgia Phono 962-3316 Buy Sell Trade ;1 Antiques Relics Collectors Items ■| Everyone Welcome • MILAM’S VARIETY I PERRY plaza I Nyl° n 1,2(16 ” yd - tar I Asst’d Fabrics Value $1.98 yd I NOW 770 yd. I Approx. 5,000 yds Asst’d Fabrics - 390 yd. I This will be a special through Thurs and Fri. I CG s BANK AMERICARD I WE WILL BE CLOSED JULY 4th g| SERVICEMEN AIC Spencer M. Gunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie O. Gunn of Kathleen complet ed training as an Early Ap proach Radar Repairman at Keesler AFB, Miss, with the third highest grade in his graduating class. After a vis it home with his family, he left Tuesday, June 30 for McClelland AFB in Califor nia for the next six month* These Houston County 4H'ers attended the District Project Achievement meeting at Rock Eagle. Pictured Ist row left to right; Doris McDonald. Margaret Dudney, Sheila Bynum and David Perry. Second row left to right: Foster Rhodes Houston Co. Agent, Kenneth Rodolff, Fredrick Thomas, Tony Tyson and Miss Glenda„ Helmly, Houston County Extension Home Economist. Cub Scout Olympics Held By Perry Scouts Saturday Neither wind nor rain kept the boys in Cub Scout Pack 216 from completing their Cub Scout Olymphics Satur day afternoon on the Tucker School play ground. Art Cliff, chairman of Pack sum mer activities, and Bobby Brooks, co-chairman of this event, directed the compe tion in five areas with first second and third place a wards in each age group. Winners were as follows — Baseball Throw: 8 year olds, Randy Odell, first, Darryl Parker, second, Boyd Brooks, DEATHS Moore William J. Moore, retired Army Sergeant and resident of Jacksonville, Florida, died Saturday in the Jacksonville Naval Hospital after a long illness. Sgt. Moore was the brother of Mrs. John F. Ho lec of Perry. Sgt. Moore is survived by his wife, six children, moth er and father, and three other sisters and one bro ther. Burial services with full military honors were held Monday afternoon at the Cat Creek Cemetery near YaH dosta for Sgt. Moore. Walker Charlie Mathis Walker, age ' 86, passed away June 27 aft er a lengthy illness. He was a native of Houston County and resided here all of his life. He was a retired far mer. Funeral services were held at 3 p. m. Sunday at the graveside, Evergreen Cemetery in Perry, with Eld er George R. Hunt officiat ing. He is survived by a num ber of nieces and nephews. Watson-Hunt Funeral Home in Perry had charge of ar rangements. Goldstein Mrs. Mayme Goldstein of Macon passed away at the age of 88 after a lengthy ill ness. She was a native of Goldsboro, N. C. Funeral services were held at 10 a. m. Monday at the graveside at William Wolfe Cemetery. Macon. Survivors include one son, Dr. Jay Goldstein, who was the first doctor in Warner Robins, and who now re sides in Baltimore, Mary land; one daughter, Mrs. Rosalie Newberry of Char lotte, N. C.; one sister, Mrs. Freda Avery of Goldsboro, N. C.; two grandchildren, Miss Jane Goldstein of Mia mi. Fla., and Joe Goldstein, Baltimore, Md. Watson-Hunt Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. Inky Drink Ancient Egyptians with a thirst for knowledge washed their ink inscrived papyrus texts with beer, then drank it. • * * Apple Country Apples are the most important fruit in North Carolina About three million bushels are pro duced annually. third; 9 year olds, Jay Kin nas, first, Keith Owens, sec ond, Mark Richardson, third; 10 year olds, James Parker, first, Mark Montgomery, sec ond, Bobby Darnell, third. 30 yard dash: 8 year olds, Darryl Parker, first, Boyd Brooks, second, Randy Odell, third; 9 year olds, Billy Jones, first, Keith Owens, second, Mark Richardson, third; 10 year olds, Mark Montgomery, first, Bobby Darnell, second, James Par ker, third. Standing Broad Jump: 8 year olds, Darryl Parker, first, Randy Odell, second, Boyd Brooks, third; 9 year olds, Billy Jones, first, Keith Owens, second, Mark Rich ardson, third; 10 year olds, Bobby Darnell, first, James Parker, second, Mark Mont gomery, third. Running broad jump; 8 year olds, Darryl Parker, first, Randy Odell, second, ♦ JULY FOURTH •, |i 1 i ipttMll I t PERRY FACTORY OUTLET I | 351 Carroll Blvd. CLOSED SAT. JULY 4 Store Hours 9-6 | Paß,yH#Se I ladies’ I Boy ’ $ I ♦ A “Firecracker” Special 3 Piece pants suits T-SHIRTS & BRIEFS ♦ ▼ wide asst, of fashion colors cotton & rayon 100% Combed cotton T T in sizes S, M, & L in sizes -S,M, & L I Stock up for summer | 2/SI.OO $9*97 3/51.09 I t 1 ♦ Ladies’ Men’s Ladies’ J ♦ ♦ SHIRTS & 3LOUSES WALKING SHORTS SUMMER DRESSES ♦ various styles & colors Perma press plaids & Lovely selection 4 in no-iron fabric. Sizes sol ids. Great for that of better dresses with J t ?? . TO 40 Holiday outing $4,00 values to $12.00 j + S 3 if perfect f if perfect + ♦ $3.00 & ♦ : 97t $2.87 $5.06 I I, ~ Boyd Brooks, third; 9 year olds, Billy Jones, first, Keith Owens, second, Mark Rich ardson, third; 10 year olds, Bobby Darnell, first, James Parker, second, Mark Mont gomery, third. High jump: 8 year olds, Boyd Brooks, first, Ben Wright, second, Darryl Par ker, third; 9 year olds, Billy Jones, first, Mark Richard son, second, Jeff Evans, third; 10 year olds, Mark Mont gomery, first, Ricky Odell, second, Bobby Darnell, third. Den points were tallied with this results Den 5-56 points, Den 1-45 points, Den 3-19 points, Den 2-3 points, and Webelos 12 points. Mark Montgomery and Ricky Odell were advanced to Webelos Den with the pre sentation of colors by cub master Bill Richardson. The next summer activity is a swimming party planned for July 23. The Home Journal, Perry, Ga., Thursday July 2 , i 970 PINK LADIES FRIDAY 3 JULY 9-1 OPEN 9-12 Nina Harper 1-3 Marge Mahon 3-6 Leita Boterweg SATURDAY 4 IULY 9-12 Fay Johnson 6-9 MiUedge Dixon SUNDAY 5 JULY 5- Pearlie Dixon MONDAY 6 JULY 1-3 OPEN 3-6 Helen Rickett 6- Doris King 6:30-9 Carol Howard TUESDAY 7 IULY 9-1 Lorraine Funk we have mortgage money available SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN Main Office— Perry Branches Hawkinsville and Fort Valley 9-11 June Meeks 11- Martha Mac Micheal 1-5 Mildred Ogletree 3-6 Helen Bush 6- OPEN 7- Nancy Colder 7-9 Vickie Shields WEDNESDAY 8 TUI.V 9-1 Pansy Gordon 12- Louise Turner 3-6 OPEN 6- Sandy Taylor Nancy Snoak 6:30-9 Betty James THURSDAY 9 fill V 9-1 Caroline Brown 1- Linda Jones 2- Jean &ewster 3- Chris Lewis 7- Shelia Todd 6:30-9 Nedra Thompson Big Report The Apollo 8 spacecraft sent back 51,200 bits of information per second, enough to fill a standard encyclopedia in an hour.