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LOCAL NEW S
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hartley
announce the birth of a 10 pound
girl, born February 20th. to be
called Jo Ann.
Mesdames M. W. Flanders.
R. A. Kakes, H. N. Scars, R. D.
Pulliam, 11. S. Taylor, W. E
Currie and Maude Calder attend
ed a missionary zone meeting at
Soperton, Wednesday.
Shipment of Red Bliss and
Irish Cobbler seed potatoes
government inspected and certi
fled, grown in Wyoming 4000
feet above sea level. S. P. Aiken
Seed, Feed, and Fertilizer Co.
Mcßae, Ga.
The many friends of Mr. John
Rube Hall regret to learn of his
illness at his home a few miles
west of Alamo. He contracted
pneumonia' it is understood, and
his condition was quite serious
for several days. The last report
from his bedside is that hi’ con
dilion is some improved and is
expected to survive.
Shipment of Red Bliss and
Iri h Cobbler seed potatoes,
government inspected and certi
fied, grown in Wyoming 1000
feet above sea level. S. P. Aiken
Seed, Feed, and Fertilizer Co.
Mcßae, Ga.
Alamo Sixth Graders
To Have Roman Feast
The Alamo sixth graders are
planning to have a Roman feast
or banquet today (Friday.) They
arc finishing a study of the rise
and fall of the Roman Empire.
Each child has chosen a Roman
name and is to wear a Roman
robe and sandals. At the fe: -t
each child is to tell about himself
and the things he has done as a
Roman. The diners are to recline I
on desks instead of couches and
drive punch instead of wine.
Cur p Tuggle News
Capl. Chas. S. DeForest spent
‘ the week end visiting his parents,
I in Charleston, S. C.
Lt. Red us celebrated a birth
day last Sunday. The record fails
j to show what number applied but
I the Lieutenant seems to grow
younger every day.
Kev. McGregor preached at
the camp last Sunday. His dis
course was well received and
helpful.
The camp was recently honored
by a visit from Captain Tatum,
iof the Andersonville camp and
I William P. Dunn, District Edu
I cational adviser from Fort Ben
■ ning.
Assembly is now the common
order of the day. Each morning
! j ant before going out to work al]
j the men “fall in line.” Those who
live in town are assembled at the
bank corner and meet the truck
.there.
Rev. J. E. Lunsford is to
preach for us next Sunday. We
look foward to his coming with
much pleasure.
The sings held each afternoon
shortly after supper in the mess
hall seem to be throughly enjoyed
by those who attend. We could
only hope that more would c ;me
in.
Transferers and discharges
seem to be in order. Some of the
men are finding jobs. Some are I
securing rehabilitation on farms.
Mr. Frank Ellington, was trans
ferred last week to a South
Carolina camp. Messrs Webb
and Christmas are new “trans
ferrees” arriving at this camp.
Through the cooperation of the
Chevorlet People, the n echanics
class is receiving very creditable
help. Some of the men report to
!Telfair Motor Company, on Sat
urdav for such experience as
Attention! Farmers
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Realizing that the most important thing in production of a crop is, to First be sure you have 4 fresh,
sound, and pure seeds to plant, and then with proper cultivation and fertilization you should produce a
good crop.
PURE SEED & HIGHEST GRADE FERTILIZERS
With this in mind, being farmers ourselves, we have decided to open a high grade seed, feed and fertilizer
business in Mcßae, and we guarantee you that we will handle only the best and purest seed procurable,
both tor field and garden, in bulk.
We will also carry a complete line of stock feeds, Corn, Oats. Hay, Cotton Seed Meal & Hulls, Bran &
Shorts, and in fact everything needed in the fe^d line.
HIGH “QUALITY” FERTILIZERS
We will handle the well knowh brands of fertilizers: ROYSTER, ARMOURS, & SOUTHERN COTTON
OIL Co., whicn are guaranteed to be of the very highest grade and especially adapted to the soils in this
section and always insures a good crop.
OUR warehouse will be located in the old Smith and Aiken Cotton Warehouse, in Mcßae, and will be under the direct supervision of Mr. Ben Ken
non, who will always give you a Square Deal in any of your transactions.
Come to headquarters when you need Seed, Feed or Fertilize. Make our store your headquarters when
you come to town; and when you need send, feed or fertilizer, see us before you buy.
We Sell Seed, Feed and Fertilizers on assignment of Government rentals
REMEMBER, EVERY DIME SPENT WITH US STAYS IN THIS SECTION
We wish all of you a good crop and prosperity in 1935
S. P. Aiken Seed, Feed & FERTILIZER CO.
Mcßae, - - - Ga.
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE, ALAMO, GEORGIA
'bi'" c/i - ■■ iw. '> < m wo k go
u.g on toe bhup. The head
office in Detroit sends periodi
cally information that is of mat
erial help. This service is very
much appreciated.
E. W. M. S. Circles
Number 1 and 2 to Meet
B. W. M S. Circle number one
will met Monday, February 25th,
Mrs. W. G. Pullen. Circle Num
ber Two will meet with Mrs. G.
L. Hatta way at 3:30 o’clock. Al]
members are urged to meet with
their circle.
FARM WANTED —Would like
to have a 1 or 2 horse farm, on
halves. Have plenty of help to
tend 2 plows. Write or see L. M.
Walker, Alamo, Rt. 1.
The Fifth Grade of Glenwood
Met And Elected Officers
The fifth grade of the Glenwood
4 H Club met in the auditorium
Friday, February 15th, at which
time the following officers were
elected:
President —Sara Helen Jones.
Vice president—Juanite Gillis.
Sec’y. Tres. —Mary Elizabeth
Stone.
Clothing chairman —Estelle
LaFavors.
Food c h a i r m a n —Carolyon
Morrison.
Home improvement chairman
--Lynette Fowler.
We decided to spend ten
minutes of every club meeting
tn the study of, ‘ How to Conduct
Meetings.”
We discussed our gardening
work and clothing work with
each and saying they wanted to
try to complete the work neces
sary and also more than neces
sary for their year in club work.
' BETTY JANE RIVERS,
Reporter.
Grand Jury March Term 1955
E. L. Avery, W. Leon Brown, Al
bert L. Clements, J. H. Gross, A, J.
Lowrey, W. S. Sumner, G. D. Wilk
inson, G. M. Anderson, W. O. Smith,
H. D. Rivers, W. L. Webster, W. A.
King, R. W. Foster, L. F. Clements,
W. J. Futral, J. M Cook, W. Henry
Clark, W. J. Brooks, Emmett Joyce,
E. M. Fowler, H. A. Motford, J. F.
Tillman, W. H. Thomas, R. M. Mad
dox, R. F. J’ordan.
Traverse Jury First Week
J. R. Hall, E. Y. Baldwin, J.
Alvia Barlow, C. W. Sellars, S. A.
Clarke, J. L. Calhoun, G. E. Har
relson, Harlow Montford, W. C.
Pittman, J. W. Patterson, C. L. Gal
breath, William Futral, Monroe
Clements, J. Hobson Walker, E. C.
Elkins, C. A. Hattaway, W. H.
Bright, B. A. Irwin, W. E. Currie,.
A. M. Adams, C. M. Anderson, W.!
A. Hartley, J. B. Montford, J. J. j
Cooper, Jr., A. D. Guin, XV. A.
Braswell, D. H. McNeal, Shorte:
Tootle, J'. E. Bomar, M. B. Sikes, T.
W. Cheery, Luke Tootle, Eugene
Caldwell, Aaron Johnson, J. N. Mc-
Daniel, H. B. Montford, Robert Lee
Browning, J. H. Jackson, H. E. Mc-
Rae, A. L. Joyce, J. J. McDaniel,
Mellie Maddox, J. M. Harris, War
ren Bridges, L. W. Kent, J. P. Mor
rison, A. V. Hartley, J. S. Avant.
Traverse Jury 2nd Week
E. W. Dixon, J. B. Sumner, W. B.
Lyles, S. D. Coleman, E. M. Brown
ing, D. M. Morrison, F. A. Irwin, C.
E. McDaniel, R. D. Jenkins, J. D.
Peebles, Dewey Joyce, J. H. Perdue,
C. R. Dixon, H. C. Reynolds, J. A.
Hinson, G. F. Clarke, Wallace
Adams, L. P. Avery, J. L. Johnson,
J. S. Crapps, R. L. Harelson, T. H.
Nelson, C. M. Ussery, R. Emmett
Currie, B. E. Hall, A. N. Davis,
John A. Maddox, J. 11. McDaniel,
J. B. White, G. F. Hartley, David J.
Jones, G. G. Horton, Walter M.
Pope, Elmus Junes, W. B. Harrelson,
K. W. Currie, R. H. Braswell, E. D.
Clegg, T. G. Bailey, M. B. Adams,
B. H. Hartley, O. A. Rowland, R.
G. Jenkins, L. J. Pitts, J. F. Clarke,
B. C, Clarke, J. T. Clarke, L. A.
Hattaway, D. C. Colson, W. R Mc-
Daniel, Cohen Joyce, J. C. Hinibs,
J. W. McDaniel, Joseph Brace-,
well, Jr., J. H. Leggett, J. L. Mor
rison, W. H. Gilder, Jr., B. Harrel
son, C. P. Ennis, W. P. Owens.
HUSKY THROATS
Overtaxed by %
speaking, sing- \
ing, smoking '
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Dr. H.rl MAThIS
Optometrist o Optician j
Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted. I
505 C. & S. Bank Bldg.
DUBLIN, GEORGIA!
To The Home Owners of
WHEELER COUNTY
Does your home need repairing, re
modeling or painting? If so, why not take
advantage of the opportunity the govern
ment is offering you through the Home
Owners Loans?
It now seems if the government wiP
appropriate millions of dollars for this
work.
Our office force will be glad to co
operate with you, to help you obtain your
loan, or to help set up an organization
n Wheeler County. For information , ice
L. C. Underwood,
P.i one 31 MOUNT VERNON, GA.
I SEEDS
No better seeds at
I any price. We special
i ized in garden seeds.
| McRAE SEED STORE
j Mcßae, Georgia.
DEALER FOR
J. R. WATKINS
PRODUCTS
W. T. BREWER, Agt.
HEADQUARTERS,
ALAMO, GA.
