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Alana Gale Mobbs, 10 months
old, is the daughter of Staff
Sergeant and Mrs. Bill Mobbs,
of Amarillo, Texas. Her grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mid
Mobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis
Morrison, all of Lyerly.
j PERENNIAL SPRINGS )
$ By Betty Wooten, Summerville, Rte. 2 $
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Everyone is invited to attend I
services at Perennial Springs I:
Baptist Church. Sunday School i .
at 10:00. Preaching at 11:00. |
Sunday night services at 7:00 h
and Thursday night worship at | i
7:00. Rev. Jimmy Bailey is pas- I :
tor.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Wooten and j <
Betty spent Saturday afternoon f
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton 1
Wooten and children in Rome.
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3 MILES NORTH OF TRION
Phone Trion 2511 — LaFayette 4-4462
LAST TIME WEDNESDAY
"AS YOUNG AS
WE ARE"
THURSDAY & FRIDAY,
MAY 21 - 22
"THE BRAVADOS"
In Color and Cinemascope
With Gregory Peck and
Joan Collins.
SATURDAY, MAY 23
"RODAN"
(In Technicolor i
— SECOND FEATURE —
"THE PARTY
CRASHERS"
With Connie Stevens and
Robert Driscoll.
MORE PROOF...if pays Io feed PURINA
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Velda Dairy's Purina-fed herd at Tallahassee, Fla., includes 1500
cows, heifers and calves. This year's per-cow production is ex
pected to be up 2000 lbs. per cow per year compared with 1958
2000 lbs. more
milk per cow
Building production per cow in a big herd is a mighty big
job, requiring skilled management.
Nevertheless, production has been raised by a ton of milk
per cow per year at Velda Dairy, Tallahassee.
Careful culling from DHIA records played a major role.
Artificial breeding is beginning to pay off with high-produc
ing herd replacements.
And, Purina-based milking rations, plus research-backed
Purina dry cow, heifer and calf Chows have helped cows
in this big herd milk to the limits of their inherited
producing ability . . . maintaining
production through long, steady lacta
tions.
See us for details of I’urina’s farm- KJ .Purina CT
tested dairy program, designed to help
produce more milk per cow ... and more
profit from dairy herds large or small.
ALLEN and LOGAN
FARM SUPPLY
Phone 122-L Summer* illc
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Scotty Clark Lewis, son of Mrs.
Molee C. Lewis, 15 Taylor St.,
Summerville, was three years
old on Monday of this week.
He was entertained with a sur
prise birthday party yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Wooten
spent Saturday morning in La-
Fayette.
Mrs. Dan Vanpelt visitd Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver and Betty, and
Miss Ethel Wooten Friday eve
ning.
Mrs. Roy Booker and chil
dren and Betty Wooten spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ware in Summerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wooten
SUNDAY, MONDAY,
MAY 24 - 25
"THE LONG
HOT SUMMER"
In Cinemascope and Color.
With Paul Newman and
Joan Woodward.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
MAY 26 & 27
"THE FLY"
In Cinemascope and Color.
With Patricia Owens and
Vincent Price.
FREE BALLOONS FOR THE
CHILDREN!
Anyone 65 or over admitted free.
"Cowboy Buffet” . . .
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With the Rodeo coming to town on May 29-30, now is a good
time to set-up the “old corral,” otherwise known as your own
backyard, as a jim-dandy spot for a lively outdoor buffet sup
per Western style. The materials needed for a Westward-ho
table are mighty handy to come by in Summerville. A length
of rough-textured, bright red burlap makes a sharp-shooting
tablecloth. Plastic coated paper plates and cups and horseshoes
to weight the napkins are ail that are needed. Casserole-type
cowboy fare, such as flavorsome beans to go with outdoor-grilled
hot dogs or hamburgers, can be served in its own cook pot—
with a bright cowboy bandanna as a protective cover for the
dish. Coffee or cocoa, iced tea or lemonade, also take on fresh
bravado when they flow through the spigot of an old-fashioned
urn or are dipped from a rustic refreshment bucket.
had as Mother’s Day guest s,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDaniel and
children of Marietta, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Wooten and Gary
of Chattanooga and Mr. and
Mrs. Hoyt Wooten.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ball of
Atlanta visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Ball Sunday.
Betty Wooten visited Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Vanpelt Friday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Otha Clayton
visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Ashworth Wednesday afternoon.
Oliver Wooten, Miss Ethel
Wooten and Mrs. Hoyt Wooten
were dinner guests of Mrs. Jesse
Lee in Summerville Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hurley spent
Saturday afternoon in Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Wooten
and Betty visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Lee of Summerville Satur
day.
Mrs. Lois Greene visited her
father, Mr. Bob Dovers, of Trion,
Tuesday.
We’re very sorry that Bobby
Owens has the flu. We hope
that he’ll recover soon.
J. R. Mason spent Friday af
ternoon with Oliver Wooten.
We are very glad that Mrs.
Marvin Ashworth has recovered
from the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Wooten
spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Phillips and
Jimmy in Menlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wooten
and Betty of Perennial Springs,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wooten
and children, and Glenda Ven
able of Rome, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Phillips in Menlo
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee and
WANTED
MASTER BEAUTICIAN
WITH 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
BILLIE WARD
West Washington Phom; 213
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WANTED
SEVERAL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS
TO EARN SI MMER SPENDING MONEY.
THE WORK IS EASY AND THE PAY GOOD.
Inquire Now In Person
The
Summerville News
Boys and Girls Wanted In All Areas
of Chattooga County
THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lee, all of
Summerville, visited Miss Ethel
Wooten Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ashworth
visited Sunday with Miss Ruth
Allmon, who is sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ball of
LaFayette were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Georgia Ball Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Ward
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
Clayton Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Berry visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jamas Lamb in Hines
ville recently.
Joe Smith visited with Larry
Greene Saturday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Blalock and
family were Rev. Jimmy Bailey
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Brooks.
Gay Nell Pledger was visiting
Linda Holt Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spears
of Rome were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Orbra Spears Sunday.
W. T. Berry was visiting in
Atlanta with his son, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Berry.
We’re very sorry that Gean
nice Spears has the flu. We hope
that she’ll recover soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Rei ley
and Sheley were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Orbra Spears and fam
ily Sunday.
Nancy Greene went to Lake
Winnepesaukah Thursday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ball and
children of LaFayette were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Parker Sunday.
The junior class will have an
ice cream party Friday night at
the church.
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| ORANGE DRINK MJ TABLE NAPKINS I|l £ |
I PACKAGE OF 32 BAGS TIfSsWSS^ 1 ®! i l
Luzianne TEA. ■ . ■ 19c I
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I CUCUMBER PICKLES. 15c I iOj
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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959