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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1948 TRION NEWS By MRS. SARAH AGNEW MYERS An effective ordination service was held at the Baptist Church Sunday at which W. W. Fanning and Joe Collette, Sr., were or dained deacons. The Rev. J. G. Black, a former pastor of the church, preached the sermon. The Rev. S. L. Walker and the Rev. D. B. Maffett also took part in the ceremony. Miss Josephine Miscal has re turned home from Buffalo, N. Y., where she complete a course in dental hygiene. Mrs. Tom Day is at Riegel Hos pital recuperating from a major operation. Harry Lee Bayne spent last week in Chattanooga, Tenn., vis iting his mother, Mrs. Kate Bayne. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hendrix, attended graduation exercises at Vanderbilt University. Their dau ghter, Jean, graduated and ac companied them on their return home. Mrs. P .E. O’Neal and Harley Bandy were spend the day guests Saturday in the home of. Mr .and Mrs. Mark Strawn in Holland. Charles Parker, who is attend - ing beauty school in Atlanta, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Par- THE KANSAS CITY UFE INSURANT CO. ALL FORMS OF LIFE, ENDOWMENT AND TERM INSURANCE Educational Endowments for Children W. B. (BOB) JONES Lyerly, Ga., Box 37 Come to the Church of Christ SERVICES AT THE SUMMERVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST Services 10 A. M., 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Bible Study Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. Listen Sunday to the Trion-Summerville Church of Christ Radio Program Over WROM at 1:30 P. M. Preaching by Bob Buchanan ‘You Are Invited to Trion Church of -. C. ■ Christ to hear W. A. BLACK, of series of Gospel sermons. . . . K Services will be held at 8:00 o'clock each eve n i n g. Nr/ n* jflggsr JSKLjj > -:.r? . ■wM J You can change your home and everything in it with the color magic of WARREN'S UNIVERSAL FOUR-HOUR ENAMEL WARREN'S UNIVERSAL ENAMEL is the wonder paint that makes old furnishings like new . . . ideal for woodwork and cabinets too. It flows on easily, is self-smoothing, usually covers in one coat and dries in just four hours! See the WARREN dealer in your neighborhood for full information on how to transform your home with . . . WARREN’S UNIVERSAL 4 hour ENAMEL J. R. JACKSON & SON "Reliable Druggists" WARREN ON THK AIR WSM'S GRAND Oil OPR Y. SAT. NIGHT 8:30 to B:OO - 650 XC. ker. Misses Peggy and Margaret Ford, of Gadsden, Ala., were the guests last week of Miss Myrtle Heaton. Mrs. J. J. Abbot, of Ware Shoals, S. C., spent last week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Mur phy. Mrs. Earl Williams, Mrs. L. B. Colbert and Miss Ann Williams went to West Georgia College, Carrollton. Miss Williams re mained for the summer session. Mrs. Sadie Hass Mitchell and son, Charles, of Sarasota, Fla., , and Mrs. Georgia Hass spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Maffett. Miss Carolyn Hendrix, daugh ter of Mrs. Annie Mae Hendrix, was among those graduating j from the University of Georgia. Mrs. P. E. O’Neal, Mrs. M. C. ' Chambers and Miss Edith Mor i row spent yesterday in Carroll | ton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milam, re- J cently of East Lansing, Mich , j are visiting the latter’s mother, Mrs. Corleen S. Bell. Mr. Milam, who recently graduated from the Michigan State College where he received a degree in Busi ness Administration, has accept ed a position as assistant man-i . ager of Hotel Zumbro in Roches ter, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McLean, of Nashville; Tenn., were week end guests in Trion, visiting Mr and Mrs. John Hammonds and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weathers bee and young daughter spent the week-end in Atlanta and Al bany. John Lewis, Jr., who graduat ed recently from Gupton Jones School of Embalming, has ar rived in France where he will work with the U. S. Civil Service. The Rev. Leroy Obert and Hen ry Bankey represented the Trion Lions Club at the state conven tion at Savannah. Miss Minnie Justice attended a State Home Demonstration meeting in Athens and is now visiting friends in Sylvester. The Rev. S. L. Walker an nounced that the new chimes for the Baptist Church will be in stalled this week-end. They will be played from 5 to 5:30 each week-day afternoon with special hours on Sunday. Mrs. Trapp Bryan and chil-: dren, of Augusta, are visiting. Mrs. Virginia Howard at the j Trion Inn. T. Y. Soo, of Peking, China, .a I student at Georgia School of Technology, was week-end guest; of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thomp-1 son. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bricker and Otis Bricker, of Kansas City, Mo., arrived in Chattanooga, Tenn., I Sunday where they stayed until I Tuesday when they came to the I Trion Inn to visit C. B. Bricker; and attend the Towry-Bricker : wedding Saturday. Willard Golden, of Fayetteville, i Tenn., arrived Tuesday to be in the Towry-Bricker wedding. Mrs. Watson Connor, formerly Miss Katharine Bell, visited in Trion Friday. Mrs. Fay Green and Mrs. Wiley Wright attended a tea in Ring gold last Thursday honoring Mrs. G. C. Abney, Jr., formerly Miss Anita Green. Mrs. G. C. Ab ney, Sr., was hostess. ALPINE NEWS By HAZEL TOLES Master Tommy Toles spent; Monday and Tuesday with his I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.; Toles and Miss Blanche Toles, of Oak Hill. Mrs. Boatman and two sons, ofj Valley Head, Ala., are visiting i her daughter, Mrs. Doyle Yar- i bough and Mr. Yarbough and 1 family this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Purcell’s great - grandchildren, Glenn Humphrey, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Robbie Reece, of Menlo, and Betty Jones, of Dickeyville, and their granddaughter, Jo Ann Purcell, of Menlo, are spend ing a few days with them. Mr. and Mrs. Newsome, of Brownwood, Tex., visited Mr. and Mrs. Gladston Dempsey and fam ily Friday evening. Mrs. J. P. Humphrey and Mrs. Harrison Tucker and son, Har old, all of Chattanooga, Tenn., spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs Joe King, of Menlo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ern est White and Betty and Sadie Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Powell and children, Charlene, Joye and Wayne Powell, visited Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mcßay and son, Da vid, of Center Post, Sunday. F. W. Cavin, of Gadsden, Ala., visited his daughter, Mrs. Guy Toles, and Mr. Tores and family Tuesday afternoon and night. Paul Purcell is spending the week with his grandparents, Mr. £O7 AS ROLLING -yx the WAVf STAYS lH foftM(WIHS! \ J with plastic curlers $ 2 plut tax Today's the day to give yourself a TONI So lovely. The Toni wave is soft and natural-looking. Never frizzy. So thrifty. Looks just as lovely and lasts just as long as a sls beauty shop wave. So easy. Illustrated instructions are easy as ABC to follow. J. R. JACKSON & SON "Reliable Druggists" THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS and Mrs. Ernest Smimons, of La- Fayette. Leon Hall has returned home after accompanying the senior class of Menlo High School to Washington, D. C. Lucian Alexander, of Menlo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alex ander Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carpen ter and son, Sonny; Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Gilbreath and daughters, Jackie and Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams and daugh ter, Charlotte, all of Trion, and Duclie Powell, of Center Post, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Powell and family Sunday. Nick Tate, of Atlanta, is spend ing a few days with Lamar Toles. Miss Faye Carter visited Misses Betty and Sadie White Sunday afternoon. Joe Alexander, of Chattanoo ga, Tenn., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander and his brother. Hamilton Alexander. Misses Mary and Mittie Dodd visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pur cell, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Vernon, of Lyerly, visited Mr. and Mrs. Har old White Sunday. The foursome went on a picnic at DeSota Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mcßay and son, David, of Center Post, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Powell and family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Purcell vis ited Mrs. Purcell’s father, N. T. Moss, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gladston Demp sey and children, Gerald and O’Bera Dempsey and Mrs. Sa mantha Dempsey attended the Dempsey reunion at the home of J. H. Ward and Miss Nora Ward’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Toles and Miss Blanche Toles visited Mi', and Mrs. Guy Toles and family and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Toles and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cavin and family, of Trion, and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sentell and family, of Alabama, visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Toles Sunday afternoon. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purcell and family Satur day were Mrs. Emmett Simmons, Miss Ernestine Simmons, Melvin Simmons and Willie Henry Ma han, all of LaFayette. BOIXINGNEWS By BETTY REYNOLDS The Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Bailey, Betty and Mabel, were visiting at Four Mile Sunday. The Rev. Only the KAISER and FRAZER have it! i Some "NEW" x AA * cars ore SrV ■r wsm I'ke this r fl o ft and some a seatrootn but no headroom "NEW" cars So ore like this 7 but only the * W KAISER and gk Ip w|| headroom but no seatroom FRAZER are jT i ,his, W plenty of headroom! plenty of seatroom! TRUE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN True FonCionol De sig » » □P- “““d po„. for example, lhe SfBEAM-fflBU fenders space. MORE of she Kaiser or she frozer are a s„le feolure ROOM. . . . MORE IUGGAGE SPACE The others have attempted to copy. But the real Kaiser and the Frazer aren t the same old g.r s reason for the design has been overlooked. in a new dress—they re new from the road up„ The true function is to provide more usable Best of all these modern cars from W.llow Run space without increasing over-all width. Only are yours at no mcrease m pr.ee. Scrvk* yo» SO We Invite You to SEE, DRIVE and COMPARE Them,Today I Tooga Motor Co., Dickeyville, Ga. Mr. Bailey brought the message at the regular preaching hour at 8 p. m. Miss Ava Norton was dinner guest of Miss Betty Reynolds on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart were the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. John Kellett, of Pennville, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norton were visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards and children Sunday. Miss Maxine Reynolds was the guest of Miss Jimmie Nell Kel lett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, Jo and Jean, of Trion, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Bence Anderson and children were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blalock and children, of Berryton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dodd and Preston were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dodd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clowdis and Joyce were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thrasher and children Sunday. Misses Joyce and Elsie Reyn olds were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell in Trion last week. Rat population can be quickly reduced by using modern meth ods of control. Most pictures are hung at eye level with no cord showing and flat against the wall. LAUNDRY & DRY ( CLEANING SERVICE Pick-Up Mondays and Tuesdays Delivered Back Thursday, Friday and Saturday DRY CLEANING Men’s Suits 60c Ladies’ Dresses 60c Ladies' Coat Suits 60c Shirts 30c Up “Appreciate Your Business” W. O. DEAN, Driver DELUXE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 3587 Rome, Ga. ; Dr. B. Lovingood 2 ; DENTIST ♦ 2 Lovingood Clinic 2 Commerce St. 2 2 Summerville. Ga. } Phones: Office 12; Home. 40 2 THE SHADES OF NIGHT-- In a Negro school there was one boy so black that even the other pupils called him “Mid night.” This was all very well until a new pupil only a few shades lighter than he entered the school. On being called the nickname by the new pupil, Mid night got huffy. "Lissen heah! Don’t you call me no midnight. You’s about i halp past lebben yo-self.” A family canning budget fur- ; nishes valuable help in deter- ■ ; mining family food needs. Census figures show that in 1867 there were 700,000 sheep on Georgia farm.s Nearly all farms harbor some ; rats which destroy or damage I around 200,000,000 bushels of j grain yearly. FREEMAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Plumbing and Heating Coni rading and Repairing PHONE 246 •**■*■*** ' 2 DR. HAROLD GRAY j 1 *. | Chiropractor j * In Summerville, Ga. $ Mondoys-Fridays ‘ lOA.MtofiP.M. 2 2 Lovingood Bldg. iZ 4 j j Washington Street ; /GoA' I amN but we are f N Q T KNOW saw I H 0W I LIST YOUR HOME WITH US/ FARRAR REAL ESTATE AGENCY 109 N. Commerce St. Phone 41 Summerville, Ga. T. J. Espy, Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW Office Over McGinnis Drug Co. s WE INVITE YOU I 2 To come in and see ours ; new store. 2 We have a new stock of 2 2 good work clothing for 2 2 men. 2 ; Matched uniforms in 2 2 several colors. 11 ; jkl 2 2 ■ * 2 2 J o ; Shirt sizes 14 to 18 2 Pants 29 to 50 2 Up to 34 in. inseam 2 Work shoes, Slippers,; 2 Underwear, Dress shirts} 2 T Shirts in white and col- ;■ 2 »rs, etc. J GOOD CLOTHING AT 2 REASONABLE PRICES ? 2 We sell the famous ; Washington Dee-Cee ; Brand PAY US A VISIT 1 CALHOUN’S 2 2 MEN’S STORE 2 2 WASHINGTON ST. 2 Formerly Hammonds I; 2 Flower Shop ;■