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Metro Theatre
Mount Vernon, Ga.
The Friendly theatre
PROGRAM
Your Recreation and Entertainment
Centre
No show over 25 cents
Daily at 3:30—7:45—10 to 11:15
Saturday show begins at 3:00 p. m.
Show?, matinee, 10, 15, 20c, Night,
10 -J 5-2 5c
Monday—Tuesday, May B—98 —9
—DAWN PATROL—
Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone,
David Wives, Donald Crisp. Ako
comedy and news.
Wednesday, May 10
-ARTISTS AND MODELS
ABROAD—
Jack Benny, Joan Bennett, Mary
Boland, Joyce Campton and
“The Yatch Club Boys.’’ Also,
good comedy.
W*? s
Thursday—Friday, May 11—12
-ICE FOLLIES OF 1939—
Joan Crawford, Lew Ayres, Jas.
Stewart, Lewis Stone and “In
ternational Ice Follies.’’ Ako. ।
good comedy.
Saturday, May 13
-TRIGGER SMITH—
Jack Randall in his newest west
ern. “Three Musketeers”* and
Charley Chas comedy.
Week of May 15, 2 big specials.
ALAMO P.-T A* YEAR
COMES TO CLOSE
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Thursday evening, at 8 o’clock
marked the beginning ol a meet
lag which ended the P. T. A.
meeting lo>r the. school year in
Alamo. This was the occasion
of “Daddys Night.’’ A wonder
ful program was rendered by
the children of grammar grades
who had been trained by Miss
Radford, tho music teacher.
Mrs. C. E. Wrye, program
chairman for the year has func
tioned most succe sfully in tbi
capacity.
After the program, a business
session was held. All busir.es.-
was disposed of. The major
project for the year: The Hot
Luncheon, served daily was a
huge success. All children were
weighed monthly and showed a
decided gain in weight. Scores
as mothers remarked that then
children bad gained in weight,
this winter where, hereto fore,
they had not gained as they grew
so tired of cold sandwichs. This
is the best project the P. T. A.
has ever sponsored, or tbi
mothers think so anyway. The
teachers note a difference in
pupils altitudes too.
Officers for the ensuing yeai
were unanimously r -elected a
follows: President: Mrs. G. I,
Hittaway; Vice Preside n>: Mis*
W. E Currie; Secretary: Mis,
Eschnl GiUer; Mrs. M D. Mcßte
was elected as Treasurer. The
Taira Grade won the dollar for
having most parents present.
The ending of me ( f the most
successful P. T. A. years Alamo
has ever experienced. The com
munity also feels that this school
year, rapidly drawing to a close,
marks the culmation of the most
successful school year in the
history of the school.
After th' bu-iwss session
delicious rehe-hments waie
served to about 200 guests in the
g ammar school hill by Mis.
Giles and her committee.
The members feel that if the
“fathers” would atu nd all the
meetings of the year it would be
most helpful to all.
Peas For Sale
Newera peas (or sale at EgT
offlces2.sO per bushel Good s« 6
fn- easing or table purpose. See
' Jack Gross, Alamo, Ga.
OUssiifoation of Entries Saoond
Annual Spring Flower Show
TO BE HELD IN VACANT STORE NEXT TO POST OFFICE
Glenwood Qa.* May 1U 19’3
AUSPICES - GLENWOOD GARDEN CLUB
3 TO 9 P* M. ADMISSION 5&1OC
Division 1- -Horticulture
Section A. Bush Roses
Class I—One rose to container
(a) shell pink (b)pink (e).vhite (d) red (e) yellow (f) two
toned
Class 2 —Three roses to container - One variety
(a)shell pink (b) pink (c) white (d) red (e) yellow (f) two
toned
Class 3—Polyantha - One spray
Class 4—Best arrangement of roses - Any variety
Section B—Ghdiolus
Class s—Best spike of gladiolus of any color
Class 6—Best three to container, same color
Section C~Sweet Peas
Class 7— Most aatistic arrangement
Class B—Best stem, any color
Section D—Perennials
Class 9-Best specimen, any number, same variety
Class 10—Best specimen, mixed variety
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Section E—Annuals
Class 11 —Best specimen, any number, rame variety
Class 12—Best specimen, mixed varieties
Section F—Bulb, Tuberx, and Rhizoms
Class 13-Best specimen,Eister Lilly’ Galla, Amaryillis .
Hemorocallis, Regal, Iris
Class 14-Three or more, same variety
Class 15 Best specimen, any other variety under sect
ion F
Division 2. Aarangements
Section G—Artistic arrangements
Class t—Foliage arrangement
Class 2—Green and white arrangement.
Glass 3 • Arrangementof Howers, one variety
Class 4-Arrangement of flowers, any No. of varieties ■
Class s—Best arrangement, wild Howers, onw or more
varieties
Class 6 -Arrangement of fruits
C.ass 7—Arrangement of vegetables
Class B—Arrangement in pairs
Class 9—Baskets
Cliss 10—Minatu es(uot to exceed 6 in. over all?
Class 11—Living room mantles assessories allowed’
Suction 11— Miscellaneous
Class 12—Tables (dinner)
Class 13—Trays
Class 14—Tables (breakfast)
Corsages
Rules of Show
1.-All exhibits must be entered between BA. M. Postively
nothing will be accepted after that hoar.
2.-All containers marked with owners name on bottom.
3.-Only one entry may be made in each class by an exhibitor.
4.-Competition open to Garden Club members only.
5-Fruits and vegetables may be bought—flowers must be
grown by exhibitor.
6.-All entries must be registered.
7. -Gold ribbon for the most outstanding exbibitin eachclass:
will bn given valve of two points
8.-Blue ribbon 1 point 9 -Red ribbon 1-2 point
10.-The sweepstakes prize goes to tbe person receiving the
highest number of points.
11 -Tbe admission will be 5 & 10 cents
12.-Hours of show —3 to 9 P. M.
PB3UC WARNED TKAT ADY .
COISH MAY PLOVE &WROBS
Effective Treatment For Cold
Coughs Is Cited
—
If you or any member o’ your'
family ’s suffering from a linger- I
ccugb. and do not know its'
ci v.se, call your doctor at once.
Yi u might have the start of a
serious ailment and need imme
thrte attention. Homemade remc
d es a-: l n.l'.d cough preparation
~-e seldom effective.
Even ■ • !i ; Vrcncht-I irr -t
PEEBLES PHARMACY
Alamo, Ga.
Boosters Plan
Lumber City
REA Celebration
The Boosters Club of Lumber
City is making lavish plans for one
of the largest celebrations of its
kind ever held in Georgia when
the REA Celebration will be held
on May 20th.
A program by them is the giving ’
away of many prizes, including a
Chevrolet automobile, and numer
ous electrical appliances. The main
meeting will be held at the Red I
River Tea Room and luncheon will I
be served at Grindle's Camp.
A more detailed report of the |
aieeting will be carried next week. «
WhSelerCognty fiagU; Alam Georgia May 5 1939
tation- due fj colds or exposure
need a real medicine.
Mrjnitho-Mt Ision, like a doctor’s
t re cis ption, contains those differ
ent medical ingredients wiiieh
I Jng cough Belief, and is fortified
|' jith both Vitunins “A” and “D.”
I _ Buy a <nit> ■ of Mentho-Mulsion
jfrom your druggist The very
Iftrst dose m> st start you on the
h oad to cc ^gh relief or your drug
igist will itturr your money.
Menthe-Wuls.On. now only 75c,
: so’d and guaranteed by
r
Selling Merges
Wooten Drug Co.
Attention of our readers is di
rected to the advertisement of the
Wooten Drug Co., of Lumber City,
appearing in this issue of The Free
Press. They are making special
prices in Norge refrigerators,
, washing machines, ironers and
electric ranges.
See their announcement and gel
information on this famous line of
electrical appliances, and especial
ly the refrigerator with only three
s moving parts, the “Rollator,” a
j special Norge feature.
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.ill fuss and ni: ;i: .< out of defrosting . . .
uew, simpler, much more convenie.it!
d Sec tin Norge Collator . . . outstc ::’.
'ng refrigeration taechanism of all im-.
\ duplicate of the famous Rolla tor
ompressor v hiJi ran the equival.nr
7?r SHE NOR G £ -J ' 2/32
Wooten Drug Co.
Norge Electrical Appliances
Phone 20 J LUMBER CH Y, GA.
YOUR PHOTO-— J
THE MOSTCHERISHED GIFT):
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Sapp>s Studio |
Vidalia, Ga.
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Agent Sinclair Refining Company (Inc.)
of 43 years without appreciable wear!
@ See th ■ new Ice-O-Bar that flips out one
c. ’ . Uzcii 1 m: "’ •■ ■ : ’>e Glacier-
■/ .:I ,c CosiFari.r eat... Mobile Shelves
, . . ’ ' the many other
: tc;: which wake the Marathon
toaa; ,0w..l :al . > ico .gtc.i.or > s a . s ,
J Miss Aim Dudley receives a
i^u st ticket to the Princess
f Theatre Mcßae with clippingof
H Eagle.
NOTICE
J A temporary trestle will be
I built across Oconee river at. the
Mite of th bridge now under
: construction between Wheeler
md Treutlen Counties. This
.: e,t’:e will remain in place for
approximately two mouth and
daring this time navigation
J interests desiring to pass
iltbroagh the trestle should give
11 notice to W F. Scotland Com*,
ipiny, Genwood, Ga., at least
i twenty-four hours in advance Os
i time pa- sag- is d-sired.
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P:of. E. R Hallford, of the
ISmloli High school, was in the
?ity today.
P.ace your orders with VV. G
Ha tley for State Inspected Imp
jP. It potato plants. sl.lO April.
: May and June SI.OO.
WANTED TO BUY
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Highest cash prices paid for
Broilers, Fryers and Hens.
Horseshoe Bend Farm,
Route Two,
■ Glenwood, Ga.
For Sale
FOR SALE—Peanut hay.
। Limited amount.
VV. E. Currie,
a: ■ your c: deis with W. G.
state Inspected im
■ v ! R. K. p tato plants. sl.lO
, M. April, May and June SIOO.
