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Thursdays November 14, 1946
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Attention, Legionnaires: The
American Legion Post No. 129 will
hold its regular monthly meet
ing at the Legion Hall Friday
night, Nov. 15. All members are
requested to be present. Any
qualified veteran who wishes to
become a member will be accept
ed at the meeting.—J. Claude
Bagley, Commander.
250 LADIES’, children’s dresses
and coats on sale at Booth’s
Bargain Shop. Prices cut way be
low ceiling.
B. W. Farrar is spending this
week in Chicago with his sons,
Billy and Charles Farrar.
Coach Brooke Pierce was in
Chattanooga Wednesday.
IF YOU ARE looking for values,
go to Booth Bargain Shop and
save the difference.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tribble had
as their luncheon guests Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. John Anglin
NEW CARS
We Have Coming in Between Now
and Christmas Two More
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New Crosleys
The four-cylinder Wonder Car: up to 60
miles on the gallon; with room for four
grown people. Speed to 65 m.p.h.
ALSO ONE NEW
Civilian Jeep
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The all-purpose car, truck, tractor and
power-unit.
We Are Now Taking Orders For
WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGONS
AND WILLYS PICKUP TRUCKS
Auto Service Co.
For the Best in Auto Body Work and
Painting . . . See
ODELL LEMASTER
N. Summerville at Bob’s - Phone 158-L
Chattooga County Youth For Christ
Saturday Night, Nov. 16, 7:30
Dr. Sullins Dosser
Pastor, Asbury Methodist Church, Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Will Be the Guest Speaker
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HE IS A DYNAMIC PREACHER OF THE WORD OF
GOD. DON’T MISS THIS SERVICE-Any Denomination.
Special Singing Choruses
Solos, Duets, Instrumental
THIS AD SPONSORED BY
RACKLEY’S, Inc.
Jack, Doris and Delaine Anglin,
Mr. and Mrs. Seay Tribble and
Charles Tribble.
GET SALE PRICES on ladies’
blouses. You will buy! Booth
Bargain Shop.
Miss Mary Espy spent Sunday
in Rome with relatives
Pvt. Bill Pledger, of Fort
Knox, Ky., was home for the
week-end.
MANY ARTICLES on sale at
Booth’s Bargain Shop too nu
merous to metion. Come in and
look them over.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rackley
had as their dinner guests Tues
day night, Mr. H. B. Pierce.
Mrs. George Eubanks and little
daughter, Quillian, of Rome, were
visiting relatives here Tuesday.
MANY ARTICLES, slightly soiled,
at Booth’s Bargain Shop about
1/2 price. Sale starts today, come
in and look them over.
THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS; SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. King.
Mrs. S. W. Morton, Mrs Ray
Jackson and little Linda Jack
son, of Henegar, Ala., spent last
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H.
D. Barrow and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Morton and
family in Atlanta. Mrs. Morton
remained for an indefinite visit.
YOU HAVE all to gain and noth
ing to lose by attending Booth’s
Big Bargain Sale, now going on
in full swing.
Mrs. J. R. Burgess. Judy and
Jimmy Burgess spent the week
end in Fort Valley. Mrs. J. H.
Shumate accompanied them to
Macon for a visit with her
daughter.
OUR LOSS is your gain. Shop
and save at Booth’s Big Bar
gain Sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hammond
announce the birth of a son,
Danny Joe, Friday, Nov. 8, at the
Summerville - Trion Hospital.
Mrs. Hammond is the former
Hannah Money.
GET YOUR share of the many
Bargains now on sale during
Booth’s Big Sale!
A. B. Taylor, veteran of World
War I, left Wednesday for the
Veterans Hospital in Atlanta.
Mrs. Bernice Hearon has re
turned home after treatment in
the Summerville-Trion Hospital.
Leon Gamble Sr. of Rome was
DON’T MISS Booth’s Big Bar-
gain Counter of specially pric
ed items for the entire family,
visiting here Sunday.
Robert Earl Lyons has return
ed to the University of Georgia
after spending the week-end here
with his parents.
Miss Nell Parish has returned
from a 10-day vacation, which
was spent at her home in Cedar
town.
250 LADIES’ DRESSES and coats
now on sale at prices you can
afford to pay. Don’t miss these.
Booth’s Bargain Store.
John Stubbs, of Emory Uni
versity, was home for the week
end.
Pvt. Robert L. and Evan Bow
man, of Oak Grove. N. C, were
week-end guests of their parents,
Mr and Mrs. R. L. Bowman.
The W. M. S. of the First Bap
tist Church will meet Monday
afternoon at 3 o’clock in the din
ning room of the church. Mrs.
Lambert has charge of the pro
gram.
Water makes up about 73 per
cent of the human body.
PROMPT-RETURN
LAUNDRY
DRY CLEANING
Piek-Up and Delivery
SERVICE
Anywhere in City
Starting Next
Monday
PHONE 158-L
CHATTOOGA
STEAM
LAUNDRY 8C
DRY CLEANING
NO DELAY!
Lanham Anxious to
Fulfill Campaign
Promises to Voters
To the People of Chattooga
County:
During my campaign for nom
ination for Congress from the
Seventh District, I promised the
people of your county to attend
a mass meeting or some other
type of gathering to hear from
the citizens of the county what
they though the Federal Govern
ment could do for the county. My
idea was that the people would
want to get over to me in some
way the goals to which we could
work together during the years
I am your representative in Con
gress.
I have now been elected in the
regular election of Nov. 5 and
am ready and willing to keep my
promise and attend any such
meetings that may be arranged
by the people of your county. I
do not, of course, want to insist
on having these meetings held
| unless you citizens think it wise.
:If you think that your wishes
i and desires can be presented to
i me by some other method than
i the mass meeting proposed, I will
be glad to have you follow that
method. But I do want you peo
ple to know that I stand ready
to attend such a meeting as you
may arrange.
I will have the weeks of Nov.
18 and 25 available and would
like for you to let me know as
early as possible what day or
night during that period you
want me to visit your county
and meet with your citizens. I
will make appointments in the
order in which requests are made.
So if you think well of the plan
suggested during the campaign
please have some organization
take charge and make arrange
ments for such meeting. I will
then try to find a date that will
suit your convenience, preferably
during the two weeks mentioned
If you prefer to have a delega
tion or organization representing
your county come to Rome to see
me; I will be glad to arrange
to meet such committee or del
egation.
I want you to know that as
ROYAL yheater
PHONE 201
Weekdays: Continuous Irom 1
p. m. Saturday: Continuous from
10:30 a. m
Week of November 14 to 20
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY:
“TO EACH HIS OWN”
Starring Olivia De Havilland and
Phillip Terry.
Also News
SATURDAY:
Sunset Carson in
SHERIFF OF CIMARRON”
Also Chapter 10 “Monster and
the Ape” and Cartoon.
SATURDAY NITE - LATE SHOW
10:30 P M.
Basil Rathbone and Patricia
N. Morrison in
“DRESSED TO KILL”
Also Short Subjects
MONDAY AND TUESDAY:
Gary Cooper - Jean Arthur in
“THE PLAINSMAN”
Also Newts
WEDNESDAY:
“SWAMP FIRE”
Starring Johnny Weissmuller,
Buster Crabbe, Virginia Grey
and Carol Thurston.
Also Short Subjects
TRION Theater
Open 12:45 P. M.
Continuous Shows Daily
Monday, Open 6:30 P. M.
LAST TIME THURSDAY:
“ONE MORE TOMORROW”
FRIDAY, NOV. 15: 1
“STRANGE TRIANGLE”
With Signe Hasso and John
Sheppard
Serial: Sixth Chapter of “Hop
Harrigan’’
Short: “The Wicked Wolf”
SATURDAY SHOWS - NOV. 16:
Saturday Morning 9:30
“GREEN PASTURES”
Admission 14c
Saturday Matinee and Evening
Double Feature Program
“THROW A SADDLE ON
A STAR”
With Ken Curtis and Adele
Roberts
ALSO
“BRAND OF OUTLAWS”
With Bob Steele
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
November 18-19: :
“GILD A”
With Rita Hayworth and
Glenn Ford
Also Latest News
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
November 20-21:
“CLUNY BROWN”
With Jennifer Jones and
Charles Boyer.
Short: “Musiicahilu” (Little Lulu)
Also Latest News
your congressman, I am anxious
to work with you for the best in
terest of your county and in or
der that I may do so I want to
know what your needs and wants
are.
Sincerely yours,
HENDERSON LANHAM,
Congressman-Elect.
TA YLOR DISCONTINUES
INSURANCE AGENCY
Notice to those who have in
surance written through John D.
Taylor’s Agency:
It is with regret that I an
nounce to my friends it is neces
sary to give up my insurance
business due to my health. I wish
to thank all of my friends for
their business and confidence,
and assure them I will ever be
grateful for their many kind
nesses towards me while I have
been in the insurance business.
I also wish to thank the other
insurance agencies in Summer
ville for their cooperation and
the pleasant relationship that ex
isted between us.
It is with pleasant that I an
nounce my agency has been
bought by Miss Beulah Shrop
shire, whom all of you know. All
of the insurance will be renew
ed through her agency. The bus
iness will be properly serviced
and your renewal policies deliv
ered to you. Both Miss Shrop
shire and I will appreciate your
continued business through her
agency.
LYERLY BASKETEERS
TO MEET ROSSVILLE
SA TURD AY NIGHT
The Lyerly Independent basket
ball team will meet the Rossville
Merchants Saturday, Nov. 16, at
8:30 p. m. at the Lyerly Gym.
A good game is in prospect as
both teams are rated high for
the coming basket ball season.
WASHINGTON. D. C. The
speech of Ex-Senator Warren
Austin before the United Nations
general assembly is viewed here
as a strong wording of the Unit
ed States position before the
world on many controversial
matters before the U. N. It is
also viewed as a dignified but
firm answer to the suspicious tir
ade uttered by Russian Delegate
Molotov a few days earlier. As a
result they profess to see firmer
grounds for agreement as be
tween this nation and Russia.
And also, as a result, even friends
of Former Secretary of Com
merce Wallace view as unfortun
ate his most recent pronounce
ment in Minneapolis to the ef
fect that Senator Vandenberg
and the war and navy depart
ments had “needled Secretary
Byrnes into risking war with
Russia.
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The Roosevelt National His
toric Shrine at Hyde Park was
thrown open to delegates of the
United Nations assembly Sunday,
Nov. 3. Ordinarily some 9,000 vis
itors pay homage to the late pres
ident when the old home is open
from noon to 5 p. m. on Sundays,
says the national park service
which administers it.
FOR SALE—Reasonably priced:
One bedroom suite, 1 baby bed,
baby carriage, stroller, play pen,
magazine-type coal heater. All
practically new.—Mrs. George C.
Miller, Dickeyville. Inquire at
Brown’s Grocery.
We have a complete assortment of Dresses still at ceiling prices.
Buy now before prices advance.
DRESSES $5-°o to s2l-50
COATS sl9- 80 to $49- 98
LADIES’ ROBES $6-98 to sl3-98
PAJAMAS $2-98 to $6-98
WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN’S PA
JAMAS, DRESS PANTS, JACKETS & WORK PANTS
AND SHIRTS.
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MWSR
REALLY ENJOY YOUR RADIO
Are you getting the maximum amount of enjoy
ment from your radio? Do you have to re-adjust
it every few minutes? If your radio reception is not
what it should be bring your set in for servicing
that makes it sound like new.
SUMMERVILLE RADIO AND
APPLIANCE CO.
Phone 246
AGENTS FOR ZENITH RADIOS
SPECIAL
FRI. and SAT.
Honeymoon 10-lb Bag
BOLTED MEAL - -59 c
Honeymoon Plain or S. R. 25-lb. Bag
FLOUR • - - $1.89
Happyvale 2 Cans
PEAS - - - ■ 25c
2-lb. Bag
PINTO BEANS - -50 c
Honeymoon Grade A Large Doz.
EGGS IN CARTON -57 c
In Bulk Lb.
PURE LARD - -54 c
Fatback Lb.
MEAT - ■ - -49 c
Armour’s Pure
PORK SAUSAGE, Lb. . 49c
PORK CHOPS, Lb. . . 65c
HOME STORE
Summerville, Ga.
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