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§tBK. I I ■§#' | f^^HF Mrs. Audrey C. Watson Watson-Jennings Make Plans For Sept. Wedding Mrs. Ruby Carter of Perry, Georgia, announces the engagement of her daughter Mrs. Audrey C. Watson to Harold J. Jen nings of Perry, Georgia. She is also the daughter of Mr. Paul E. Carter of Hun tington, West Virginia. The bride-elect attended Perry High School and is employed at Robins AFB. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. H. J. Jennings and the late Mr. H. J. Jennings of Sylvester formerly of Pelham. Mr. Jennings graduated from Emory Roje Shepherds Now Have Boarding Facilities LARGE INDOOR - OUTDOOR RUNS By Reservation Only! PUPPIES - STUD SERVICE -OBEDIENCE TRAINING Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gossett 987 2908 I ION FABRICS'^ esents ill line ot TOP i' NGERIE aiHW| Kopirr POLYESTER ipT^ DOUBLE KNITS I i| S l«. SC9S 1 I fl' H-A-KNIT COURSE ||| Menswear- 5 wk. 10 hr. slOl/ 10 Teen Class -5 wk. 10 hr. sl® 10 Childswear- 3 wk. 6 hr. $5« R SALES AND SERVICE h ION FABRICS i m U.5.341&1-75 987-0869 JjS VOTE FOR , Glynn Greenway ( 1 HOUSTON COUNTY BOARD %j K JKL OF EDUCATION - POST 4 Democratic Primary r - August 8 , 1972 “ Your Vote And Support Will Be Sincerely Appreciated” Paid p o i. Ad*. University and is employed by the Bank of Perry. The wedding is set for Sept 9 at the Perry United Methodist Church. f~^er6onaid Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Stanley daughter Molly and Mr. Jim Thorn attended the Atlanta Furniture and Gift Shows in Atlanta this week. WANT ADS 987-1823 mt* > h wtottMW aw > 8 mw w > mum aqMtwttwawatMMKWWMWMWWWWWWW^^ l^erdonaid nmowwow io»ih>kiihu Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crews Jr. and son, Stephen of Lake Wales, Florida were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holloman and children, Carl and Ellen of Lexington, Ohio spent the first part of July with Mr. and Mrs. Avery Lee. Local Realtors attending the Georgia Realtors In stitute at tthe University of Georgia in Athens last week were; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Richardson, Mr. Randolph Brewster and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clark all of Perry. Mrs. Lillian Sanders of Ft. Valley also attended. Mrs. Ken Harrod and son, Alex of Albany spent several days last week with Mrs. F. M. Green, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stokes and family. Attending the Macon Little Theater production of “Camelot” last Wednesday evening were Mrs. Helen Mason, Mrs. Thomas Mason, Mrs. Tim Malloy, Mrs. Cohen Walker, Mrs. F.M. Greene and Mrs. Houser Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Linward Carroll and family spent several days last week at Myrtle Beach, S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sizemore and Lynn camped at High Falls State Park and Jekyll Island last week. Mrs. H. A. Blackburn of Williston, Fla. is visiting friends in Perry this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Luoma camped at High Falls State Park during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Phelps visited Mrs. Ruby Johnson several days last week at Rutledge. Mrs. Wilson Moody will attend the summer con ference for the Georgia Pre- School Association on the University of Georgia campus, Athens on Wed nesday and Thursday. Mrs. Phyllis Walton and I .*» L KHk -% m. \ -v - ,; r •.. Jl .-.r --h m 2 V w a Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thames Thames Honored On 50th Wedding Anniversary The children of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thames of Henderson, Ga. honored their parents on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary with a tea given at the couples’ home on July 9th, 1972. Mr. and Mrs. Thames were married July 9, 1922 in Fort Valley by Justice of the Peace Bur nan. Mrs. Thames is the former Eva Pearl Arnold of Ft. Valley and is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arnold. Mr. Thames is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harman Thames of Ft. Valley. They have nine children living; Bill, Jim , Ted, and Doug Thames all of Hen derson, Mrs. Jack Shugart of Perry, Mrs. Stan Broom of Warner Robins, Mrs. Frank • . Tolbert, Mrs. Marshall Gregory and Mrs. Gene Glance all of Macon; 23 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Mrs. Thames chose for this wonderful day a lovely teal blue knit dress adorned with two rhinestone buttons and a beautiful pink orchid cor sage given to her by her children. Mr. Thames wore a handsome navy blue suit with a lovely light blue shirt and stripped tie. A white carnation rested in his lapel. The anniversary table was covered with a white satin son, Craig of Atlanta and Mr.and Mrs. Austin Taylor have returned from a two week vacation at St. Augustine, Fla. Guests in the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Bill Milby this week are Mr. Milby s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesst B. Milby, Sr. of Pennsauken, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brown of Atlanta spent the weekend cloth trimmed with gold ribbon and gold, yellow and green flowers and white candles. A lovely three tiered cake trimmed in gold and green flowers, white swans, and a miniture couple adorned the table. The punch table covered with white lace over white satin held two gold can delabrum with gold, green and yellow flowers. A beautiful silver punch bowl on a silver tray surrounded with the same kind of flowers centered the table. Other silver trays held petite fours trimmed in green and gold, nuts, mints, cheese straws and other tid bits. Eighty-five guests were present to celebrate this lovely affair with Mr. and Mrs. Thames. the Dodge Boys say: Iff you want to know about trucks, ask the owner not the maker* Johnnie Wfelch switched from Chevrolet to Dodge. W gfc apar » * that Dodge toughness, but to give it a f This year; if _ f a ?*, ** ,-v . r. . smoother ride, new style and good looks you're not driving j 0 hnnie Welch says, “This is the first 8 >oc *g® Pickup... —~ * las a wider track, a t j me i> ve h ce n able to get my wife to lake IMffp* «n longer wheelbase and the pickup t 0 get groceries.” V heapatTOUbte * J independent front coil ... , , . , , / f suspension that Dodge is the only thing \j ■BDHr am smoothes out the rough- madcyisiftit?” est roads. “Best handling truck I’ve had.” Johnnie Welch thinks so. And he ought to , . . . e ... know because he’s tried the others. Why bCCTI looking for Hus type don’t you take a test drive in the i V front end. only all-new pickup for 1972 at oSSe When Dodge set out to build an all-new the Dodge Boys today. gg|g| \ Dodge -Depend On It McLendon Auto Company Phone 987-2955 Downtown Perry PAGE 11-A with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Taylor coming for Mrs. Brown’s class reunion held Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Beeland and Jimmy Vacationed at Daytona Beach, Fla. and visited Disney World last week. Representing the Second Memorial Heights Baptist Church Royal Ambassadors at Camp Glynn, Brunswick last week were Curtis and Jeff Flournoy, Keith Smith, David George and Jimmy Holderfield. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry and children, Ricky and Allison, vacationed in Florida several days this week. Dr. and Mrs. Jim Fason and family of Statesboro were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. Elick Bullington and family. Dr. and Mrs. Fason, missionaries to India, spoke at the morning wor ship services and Sunday School hour at the Perry United Methodist Church, Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whipple and family of Atlanta were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Whipple. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hunt of Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Coleman. Dr. and Mrs. Pelham Staples of Ft. Worth, Texas 9lmm, It Is Our Intention To V fa Continue The Same Quality Service Norwood S Florist Has Offered For / Nearly 30 Years! Katie & Dick Malone . „ .. „ (Formerly Norwood Florist) Introducing BankAmencard, C & S Charge Card, & Mastercharge And MALONE’S FLOWER I Maintaining The Same Staff Including & GIFT SHOP Mrs. Norwood 987-1656 - PERRY PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1972 were the Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Staples. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bishop and family visited Mrs. Bishop’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Hancock in Cairo Lst week. They were there for the wedding of Miss Sydney Sue Hancock and Donald Ray Branham on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rainey of St. Petersburg, Fla. were the weekend guests of relatives here. IpAWxwxx*^^ unv i«iH I SHjjnpg. ’ • • • \ K.*TlF^g • f] m <^L -' •*•** *•’•; •Vi W $ DOGGIE OF THE WEEK $ IVI V*J *•** w |: “YESHEE” $ Si Bedlington Terrier Owned by Harriet Houser-Perry •:•:• '•*•* ,vJ '*•»• IJIJI Groomed at s COR-MIK KENNELS $ :•:•■ Lake Joy Road, Perry -By Mrs. Myron (Corky) Gauger $;• $ Georgia’s only Woman All-Breed Licensed Professional I:*:; ■•Sj; Dog Handler $ ■Vi Sec :•:• Showing - Clipping - Grooming - Bathing - Dipping $ BY APPOINTMENT ONLY $ $ CaU 987-1808 or 987-0768 i;!;! Mr. and Mrs. Arland McCall and children Scott, Dean, and Heather spent several days this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jade Moss and Mr. Troy Moss in High Springs, Fla. While there Scott and Dean were guests of Mrs. E. V. Hollingsworth at the, Alachua County Tobbaco Festival. READ THE WANT ADS Call 987-1823