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ANNOUNCEMENT
Beginning at once I will discontinue my stock of fancy
groceries, including all canned, package and Shelf stock.
We will continue our meat market, staple, heavy groce
ries and feed stuffs. Delivery service will continue prompt as usual
We will offer some real attractive prices on ipr esent stock of fancy groceries until supply is exhausted. Watch this space next week for prices
Phone 420 DUKE M. ESPY Summerville, Ga.
Indians Down Trion
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momentarily as the team that Boney
built got the next kickoff and mar
ched rough shod over the Urbanites
for a touchdown. Hankins passed to
Thomas for an 8-yard gain and Trion
was offsides for the first first down.
Thomas and Beatty ran to the 12-yard ■
line and Summerville received a 5- ?
yard penalty. Thomas plunged for 4 |
yards. And then the play came Thom- '
as at spinner back got the ball from |
center, handed the ball to Hankins |
who lateraled to Beatty for 13 yards I
and 6 yards. The kick was again
wide. And Summerville led the Ur
banites, 12 to 7, at the half.
Third Quarter: Trion’s fumbles
hurt them greatly in this quarter.
They would begin a march and then
a fumble which the Indians would
recover ruined it. The ball stayed
around mid-field most of this quar
ter.
Fourth Quarter: This was the best
part of the game. Interest was high- ;
est at this point than at any other 1
time. The question was: could the In
dians hold or would they score again ?
The latter turned out to be the truth.
Beatty received a punt and ran it
back to the Bulldog 48. Thomas, on ,
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LOCATED ON LYERLY-MENLO ROAD—-TWO MILES FROM LYERLY
{ 375 Acres Cut Into Three Tracts /
TRACT NO. 1
Consists of 184.7 acres; part wooded
land and part in cultivation. No im
provements.
TERMS: 1-3 CASH, BALANCE EASY
ft" REMEMBER THE DAY and HOUR
Tuesday, Dec 8, O’clock
DOZER LAND CO., Atlanta, Selling Agents.
succeeding plays, took it to the 25.
Myers lost 1 and Hankins gained 3.
Thomas ran to the 9. Summerville
was penalized 15 yards but this only
made the Indians strive harder.
Thomas plunged for 3 yards and
Hankins was held for no gain. For
the second time that day, Thomas
faded back and threw a touchdown
pass. Hankins was the receiver and
he drove over to score. The yardage
thrown and run was 21 yards. Thom
as’ try for conversion was good and
the Indians led, 19 to 7.
The Bulldogs were desperate after
this and tried to run on a fourth
down after the kick off. Sitton made
them wish they hadn’t as he threw
Lancaster for a 6-yard loss. So the
ball went over to the Indians on the
Bulldog 40. Thomas ran for 5 yards
and Myers gained 2. Thomas lost 2.
Hankins cocked back his arm and
threw Beatty a long pass. The offi
cials said he ran out on the 4. Thom
as gained 1. He was roughed on this
play and on the next play he got low
and went over for the final 6 points.
If he had closed his eyes he would
have driven on through the fence so
great was the power behind his legs.
The kick was again wide and Sum
merville was way ahead, 25 to 7.
The Urbanites threw caution to
the wind after this and passed wild
ly. Thomas and Climer nearly inter
cepted many of these. Tripp made
THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1936.
some good gains in the closing mo
. ments.
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NOTICE
•! GOOD PAIR SMALL MULES FOR
I SALE WEIGHT 1850 POUNDS,
i WORK GOOD ANYWHERE.
I W. W. SCOGGINS
; 4t—l2-3—P.
FOR SALE—Beautiful black mare, 5
years old, will work anywhere. One
registered thoroughbred Poland
i China boar, 1 year old; two Poland
! China sows and six Poland-China
’ pigs, 10 weeks old.—M. L. Smith,
■ Repre. Life and Casualty Ins. Co.
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1 W. C. Hall is seriously ill in. Er
langer hospital in Chattanooga.
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Where Hailstone* Are Formed
Hailstones are formed in strong up
ward currents of air in which rain
drops, as they reach the higher and
colder altitudes, are frozen and In
crease in size by the continuous con
densation on their surface of moisture
carried upward. When they reach a
size and weight in which the support
ing power of the rising air current Is
overcome they fall. During their de
scent more moisture Is frozen on their
TRACT NO. 2
Consists of 26.55 acres, most of which
is in cultivation, with a long road front
age. This makes a dandy little Farm.
Washington Statue Is
Damaged by Renovators
Philadelphia.—George Washing
ton’s head was saved. But it took
strenuous action by Giuseppe Don
ato, a prominent sculptor, to res
cue it.
Donato found a group of WPA
workmen busy sandpapering the
two-ton statue of Washington in the
> city hall. He became furious, or
“ dering the men to stop. They did.
‘ Donato tried to summon the art
' jury to an emergency meeting.
1 When that failed he hastened to
’ Mayor Davis’ office. The work was
halted.
Sandpapering is not good for
granite statues. Donato had ex
plained. Appointed by the mayor to
finish the job, he did not know
whether he would use acid or re
sculpturing. The statue, carved in
1869 by J. A. Bailey, was financed
by school children’s pennies and for
merly stood in front of Indepen
dence Hall.
Booms and Depressions
Booms and depressions may be
' nothing more than tidal movements
IB the minds of meti.
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TRACT NO. 3
Consists.of 163.5 acres, with a very
desirable nice home and good improve
ments; plenty of good land in cultiva
tion and plenty of wood.