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Rev. David Ogletree, who portrays Abe Lin
coln, is shown here with some members of his
family from Perry. From left, his mother, Mrs.
Earl Ogletree, his sister, Mrs. Dot Whitworth,
and his niece, Tammy Whitworth.
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life mate loans to fanners.
That’s it.
When agriculture is in a
slump, many lending
institutions cut back or
completely discontinue
agricultural loans But since
we began lending money
more than 50 years ago,
farmers have depended on
€ija|k Federal Land Bank Association
Montezuma, Georgia 31063
„ , Phone: 472 8147
long term
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Urge-Size, Down-Sized,
Ay Intermediate-Size & Small-Size, \\
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From The Lumious Continental's To The
Economical Bobcats and Zephyrs. ...
AH At A Price No One Can Beat!
For Our Service Customers
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Transmission Service \ 6 00 * >,UB parts
Front-End Alignment 10 95
Undercoating 9S
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(For Most American - Made Automobiles)
Bob Lee Lincoln Mercury
606 N. Davis Dr. Warner Robins Ga.
922-9131
Farm Credit for needed
capital Through good times
as well as bad. we ve been
there to work with the farmer.
We know financing and we
know agriculture We ve done
it longer and do it better than
anyone else
At Westfield
Lincoln Comes
To Life Again
"I don't want to be
remembered as the
President or as the rail
splitter, or as the man
who stopped slavery in
our country. I just want to
be remembered as a
human being trying to do
the best he could to be a
useful person."
The students of
Westfield Schools had an
intimate hour with
Abraham Lincoln last
Wednesday morning as
he recounted some of his
childhood days, his
venture into law as a
young man and his climb
to the Presidency.
His message dealt little
with the things found in
Spot Bid Sale Set
At Robins March 28
A spot bid sale will be
held Tuesday, March 28,
at 9 a.m. at thfe Civilian
Club, Bldg. 1683.
Registration will begin at
8 a.m.
Included in the 258
items to be offered for
sale will be: desks,
cabinets, electric
Makes Men’s Pants
Kellwood Plant In Miss.
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To Suspend Operations
Within the next 30 days,
the Kellwood Company
Men's Pants Plant in
Forest, Mississippi, will
suspend operations,
according to an an
nouncement last Friday
by Company President
John R. Barsanti, Jr.
"Anticipated sales for
the items manufactured
in Forest have not been
history books, but with
the little known facts and
interesting incidents that
he felt molded his life. In
his tall black hat,
homespun shirt and soft
leather boots, he came to
life again to enthrall his
audience much as he had
in days of yore.
David Ogletree, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R.E.
Ogletree, author of
several books of poetry
and authority on the life
and times of A. Lincoln
gave this very authentic
portrayal first on the
grammar school level
and then for the high
school students.
calculators, electric and
manual typewriters, air
conditioners, TV sets,
washing machines,
electric stoves, tool
boxes, work tables, 16mm
film, power supplies,
storage cans, various
vehicular components
and many other items.
realized," said Barsanti.
The 36,000-square toot
plant is leased by
Kellwood Company and
assigned to its Kingswell
Group for the
manufacture of men's
casual slacks. Start-up
operations were begun
July 1, 1977, and the plant
currently employs 125
persons.
Grammar Student
Council President Gary
Sirmon presented copies
of Mr. Ogletree's books to
the school library. High
School Student Council
President Eddie Wilson
gave Mr. Ogletree a gift
of appreciation for his
presentafion.
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‘Honest Abe’
Kellwood Company
operates over 70 plants
nationwide and
manufactures consumer
products which include
family apparel, home
fashions and recreation
equipment. Kellwood also
operates the Ashley's
outlet stores which retail
surplus merchandise and
factory seconds.
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PINK
LADIES V)
SCHEDULE
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March 24-30
Friday
9-12 - Lois AAedlock
2- - Ethel Edwards
7-9 - Joan Christensen
Saturday
9-12 - Kay Allen
12-3 - Joan Christensen
3- - Gloria Ragin
Sunday
1-- Joan Christensen
Monday
9-12 - Jean Brewster,
Evelyn LeVan
2- - Helen Rickett
6- - Betty Ann Poole
Tuesday
9-12 - Ann Hickman
2-6 - Ethel Ellis
7-- Nancy Golder
Wednesday
9-12 - Jewell Mcßae
12-2 - Mary Emma
Helm
2-6 - Mary McKenzie
7-9 - Lossie Glover
Thursday
9-2 - Carolyn Ray
2-5 - Lib Hopkins
6:30-9:30 - Lorraine
Funk
Ins. Aid
Offered
The insurance field
i nvestigator from
Comptroller General
Johnnie L. Caldwell's
Office will be in Perry on
March 27, 1978 to help
with your insurance
problems and questions.
Field Investigator David
E. Oxley will be in the
Courthouse from 9:00
am. until 2:30 p.m.
through the cooperation
of the county com
missioners and other
public officials.
Sundials were once used to check the accuracy of clocks.
The Westfield Schools admits students of any race, color, national
and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and ac
tivities generally accorded or made available to students at the
school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, ad
missions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and
other school - administered programs.
WESTFIELD
SCHOOLS
NOW ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS
FOR
SCHOOL YEAR
1978-79
VACANCIES TO
BE FILLED IN
KINDERGARTEN
THRU GRADE 12
REGISTRATION
BEGINS
APRIL 3rd
********* ******
FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION ON
APPLICATIONS
CALL
987-0547
WESTFIELD
SCHOOLS
PERRY • GEORGIA 31069 I
HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL THURS., MAR 23, 1971,
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